Yeshiva University High School For Girls - Elchanette Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

HAROLD B. PERLMAN ii X, , l . ,-H fm? ff-sw-,., , X ffmff' 1 V .-,x .,j,5.., ,. . pi H -1-Mn... ., '.1,fws. 2 15 3 ': 4422! 1 f 1- '58 CONTENTS 2 Dedication 3 Administration 4 Faculty 9 Graduates 32 Diary 39 Activities 40 Elchanette Staff 42 G.O. 43 Arista 44 Flame 45 Debating Teams 46 Library Squad 47 Service Squad 48 Cheering 61 Game Clubs 49 Basketball Team 50 Hebrew Dancing dz Choir 51 Clubs 56 Co-op 6: Office Squad 57 Outside Activities 58 Hebrew Extra-Curricular 59 Literature 60 The Survivor - B. Baruch 61 Grim Fairy Tale - Pi. Teitz 62 Heritage - II. Isaac 63 Tenth Anniversary - D. Taube 64 And the Sun Shines - A. Rubin 65 Heritage of Israel - N. Gleicher 66 Farewell to the Faculty 67 They Make This Book Possible DEDICATION HERITAGE has been the main force in these first years of our lives. We have lived in its way and appre- ciate its beauty. Coming years will be spent continuing the pattern of this H eritageg our book is therefore cleclicatecl to it. ADMINISTRATION Dr. Samuel Belkin Dr. Shelley Saphire President, Yeshiva Uniuersify Supervising Principal -0' IA.-J Rabbi Cliarlcs Friedman Dr. Isaac Lewin Mr. Samuel Levine Principal. En,QIi.s'h Department Principal, Ilcbrew Department Director P,...u.-nur 'R YJ ,af e aff is f mx 1 Rabbi Harold Perlman, Hebrew I Mr. Armin Steif, Hebrew ' f in-11:11 '-1:-. ' N. ' kc, . Rabbi Eli Rosenmund, Hebrew Dr. jechiel Lichtenstein, Hebrew 1 'QF is-59' S Miss Tova Weiss, Hebrew Dr. jean Iofen, jewish Ethics Dr. Samuel Linick, Hebrew Rabbi Baruch Rabinowitz, Tal-mud ru-N 'ix ig 5 4 ,t X p Y 'fn 4 1 X . P ix F ' N9 ' ' '- B A L 2 1' 7 Pi Mr. Joseph Weinstein, Hebrew As -Bb A, f fb i . ., vr l -' Rabbi Moshe Berenholtz, Hebrew gain 21. Miss Sara Sonnenfeld, Hebrew Mr. Isadore Hoffman, Hebrew Mr. Robert Bassell, English ffm. .www Mrs. Edith Iacobson, Art if-A- ,E Mr. Louis Kussin, Social Studies QN E GLISH Miss Zeva Epstein, Science Mrs. Esther Tessel, Business Mr. Louis Alper, Mathematics FACULTY Mr. Bernard Armenberg, Science Mr. Morris Applbaum, English Mr. Isaac Cantor, Language Mr. Haskell Epstein, Mathematics Mr. Henry Fohr, Language Mr. Paul Cencller, English Mr. Albert Class, English N Q t ' r a R X ' .:. ig , y 6 Qi '32 Q K as x s X ?'X 1, X K-Q1 E Q' Rf' is :Q Mrs. Elsie Green Phzsical Education M,-?2'2l , ' N 7 .I . W - ..., ,.,V4 V V. MT- Emefl' Grossman: Music Mrs. Gertrude Feuer, Language 'M Mr. Harold Raab, Mathematics ' Mr. Martin Lilker, Social Studies , 1- : , -. , .Y a y ,ggi f up I 1 V. L 1 ' 4'xQ.-. , M , aL . 'KVI a g 3 . - wi ' si 1 7, - f 7, .b ,. H' lx 1, ...,.. .4., - :gg-,jg Qgl gr Mr jacob Goclm Language 'rl :E-P :-:EQ A '-' ,--'TX ,7 ' iii ' is-1.4 s f pf- A ' HZ sk? Af. ,iilfi Mr. Milton Spin, Mathematics Mr. julius Gottesman, Social Studies y ,, V LJLCEQ, - 'lrll rtm My 5'-I .ff f runs N .F 153 lar, ,111 22,4-4 K Nj -v ll' 1 lil 'BP We get them too! - A I, 7 ,ffif i, f X, 8 E ffl ff X L S ff gf! A iii .-.: Miss Pearl Dodek, Secreta,1'y 7X V X ix Q ylf r g ' XX 7 Z- an J 'fir rwnl- 1q,q,q-LII-Kfff' 4A.A.f'- A,-'bf--'N'-7 s.a,,,X,i, 2- 'x,,..,-f-7 gil- ,A ,Y -W -- Jf ,, Mr. john Santiago, Custodian f Z 14 X X GRADUATES instilled with an eternal flow of undying spirit, stand determined to enlarge the fountain of our Heritage. 5 gr., FLORENCE RENEE APPLEBAUM A slick chick, this gal - blue eyes, blonde hair and a sweet smile give her plenty of oomph! Applesauce or applejack is sure to pull a high grade in English. FI79I'I'7 NUT! PHTJD ,wwe 'W' x HELEN AUERBACH Americas loss, lsrael's gain - Leave it lo Helen to be the best tractor driver in kibbutz. The ability that made the Spark a Flame, will assure her sucvess. Fllflfl' HWY1 QW! 'IDN 402 WB' gunman.. DOLLY BENEDICT Dolly competes with Rabbi Perlman for the phone monopoly. Ambitious to be a writer, she'll pursue ber studies at busines srrhool-Smells of monkey business! nb 'll'l1 nvwpnu ,. w. 'jk . ., ' N H, 4.l. . ra I think I left zz hand behind W 'mm- BARBARA BARUCH BB. never knew where her answers went but had Hoffman happy by memorizing Malbim backwards. Her talking abilities served in debating, her personality will serve her in all she does. TIWTTI 'i'?J'IR 1111 f, , b 4, J X 3 1 my N-,MM Q, lx A '- 4'5 S-q 2 is is :el f A- wiwi- ' law, s V Q,- r -1. ffl . ' r f 1 WVHOOPSI MIRIAM BRANDWEIN Miriam's subway suffering didn't affect her as she survived four years to be a 'super' Senior. Why does Mr. Weinstein pick on her? ld- . x YJ -- III7 WITDVBD ,PJ ,pw-, ww. .QL ANITA BROWN Brown! Bronx-Brooklyn helicopter serv- ice will r-non he installed for Anitzfs henn- fil. fimnmutvr through rain and shine, she always lnmughl he-r own e-pf-vial shim- ln '-1:lm0l life. nb :mv 'rl - niwnxb rurm i3F FAITH CHERNOFF Psychologists say math and ur! cun't he found in one brain -- i'uith proves them wrong. Book-hnrrower Ulu-rnofl leaves Wyatt Earp for Arrowsniith anytime. nab: rumxw... BARBARA COHEN One of the Three Musketeers was this apple of Lilker's eye. Always poring over pictures, our ph0tog1,ruphy editor-'s pretty as a picture herself. num 'nb mn naw: YVlz0 forgot to pay the electric bill? ,fi fi NAOMI DANZGER Philosopher Naomi is still Figuring Cen- tral's philosophy. Meanwhile, she reads avidly and increases her knowledge. It sparkles when she passes hy. ...fI9'l 1159 DVDDIT MIRIAM D. EICHENSTEIN 5 feet 1 inch of action. Mimi's field is debating. If it's got ears, she talks. David went a long way for this wonderful girl and we know it's worth it. 'rn rlmy 'n vm 'ail EDITH S. DAMESEK Vive Lafayette for sending us this lovely miss. Rembrandt has nothing over our art- ist. Helpful and original, Edie's a leader in any project undertaken, especially sing. TI'!11'11I'l'7 WTYVHXT 1?J-DWR We f f ' IGN? JUDY EISELMAN Go to the lunchroom and always find Judy working on Sten. With her piano lessons, Judy will soon be taking notes on pianos, not pads. Siie's our choice for Secretary of the Year. D'l'lFIN71 D191 HDWI1 I'l?JIl7 l, ,rx, ...nf 'Ei 118610 Q in ,A.., ,.:.1,.:..,A RICKI FEINERMAN Ricki always looked cheerful even when the Dodgers weren't in first place. We learned of camisadoes, camaradoes, and come-Winsokios from our original Cheer, nnmv - 1:15112 vsyvb' 29' :Sf 3352-1.1'frEff'i,E,:f.f1y - SYLVIA FELDMAN Sylvia's catchy sketches keep her awake during some of our more stimulating courses. Art editor and notebook scribhler, she's practiring for future greatness. nvnwyn. n1':1111 - am map in-uv rm, -1 ,ffiigifhv NAOMI D. FELMAN One of Albert Einsteizfs talmidim is this rare specimen. A gay personality adds sparkle to Arista meetings. Let the colleges light it out for this prize. Tl7h'lD9'7Fl' 111733911 - 'IT FIDDFI DW V291 ANITA FRANK Don't study too hard . . . Ill great to have a doctor in the house - Yay, Winmki for this honnif: lassie. Hurry for your appuintrnffnls boys, you have Stiff rornpvtition. 17 111191 rrmn: - rl1m1 r111nU 11971- LEAH BELLE FRANKEL Leah's an ardent Republican - She likes Ike. We wish the photography editor's flaming red hair could show up in the pictures along: with her heart of gold. 11110 NW- TY 1123 lvl, N 'TQ w ?i- DINA FRIEDMAN Related to half the teachers through Avrohom, the rest through Adam, Dina's a generous worker. Mr. Lilke1 s left eye rests Fridays when our class haalahosta stays home. 1l'I'iD DVJKD FIND JS OA iff WN lineman' 'Wav-f l IUDITH VERONICA FRIEDMAN Most of us looked drazzled, but Judy daz- zled - even at 5 o'Cloek hell. Level-headed, Central's problems never got her down and she'll surely come out on top. 'NWN FIXED - FIFIPSW FINE!! V - ' A A ' X X .Z W Q ' -SFU! 'I V- ' BARBARA IANE GARTENBERC One of Central's top students is Miss Barbara Jane. She's a most yichusdik girl -the niece of the owner of the Pioneer Country Club - Lucky girl! rm n-bob: nnzv sb , -I X TQ 5 il ,. fi if sg the- S ROSALIND S. CELLIS R-r-r Rozzie, the only one for President. is graced with charm and intelligenve. as well as Yiiras Shamayim. Her sincerity makes her a hit to all. ri: 'nw' xb 113-ani 5:1 Every second key flat GW r Q' an-- ' 'i ISADOHA DEBBY CELMAN Ivey is the typif-al secretary and happy i- her luvky hof:-. Her NllfLorli0l1s voice would hr' perfffr-t ew-ry time Nhe arlgxxf-rrfll Ihr- phone. aus rw - rmw :D 45 SARA COLOMBECK Liherace has Stiff competition in Sara. Good at hgures - no wonder she- has n growl one of her own. No mutter the pro- num-iulinn, thi- C0l0mlJKfPkih grvnt. nwnni' 'nm 'nn FLORENCE CREENWALD Florence was quiet at times hut made up for lhem by C'l'ilCl'ilI'IH vlasses - as in ll RZ'lVPlL'll play when the food llmv. Green- wuld's just good. DWDW Dvw' 'H - 1123 73731 DVPOTYFI every other key flat 19mm JUDY CROSSMAN Judy, a Newark Nomad, travelled through- out four years. This was a piece of luck, for we no longer had to buy Mademoiselle - our lovely Judy epitomized it. TPDTT DVTWVT DUMP ?lD1PT SUSAN A. GROSSMAN Sue's afflicted with the trouble of the world. Normal typewriters type lines: hers prac- tice hurdles. A wonderful girl, she'll hurdle any ohstacles easily. ...NEW R155 5:12Q21:1:f1i51i5:L3f5 '1' - , X aff , ' as-QIASQ-sw . ?12:2:uiafrff1f ::, ' E : ' l' f '53 is V ' . 4 l r N. LORRAINE GROSS Peaches and cream complexion, sincerity, warmth, sunny smile - Put them together and ymfve got Cross. Laie or Lorraine she's a love of a Girl. 117 77377311 'WWE ADINA HALPERN Which twin was Adina? We found out and found a terrihc girl. Ilana!-oops! Adina! Mr. Lilker met his match and almost rnpitulated. Y'I1N'7 'PN Tl'I7?l75'l 71751557 PX Fl 7Y 'WN BARBARA HENNIE HALPERN Doodler and droodler, Comedienne too, Barbara's never hored - she'll tell herself a private joke. She who laughs last and longest is Barbara. D1'7W H2171 FIPTS F1112 ,imma -:V ., ILANA HALPERN lllmintain-rlimhing, Central's seats re- minded Ilana of her Alpine excursions. Thais why she chose Central - and we're glad she did! D'l'l'II'IH- 'PJ FIJWTWD '11-- SYLVIA HEISLER Sylvia was a member of the Invincilile Inseparables of Boro Park. We did get to know her anyway and found a sweet and lovely girl. 'naar 'mn' rm 'rsiwi IFES SHEILA HIRTH Here a hand, there an ear, half a right eye - Sheila's forever dashing. During her four year sprint we've managed to finrl a simply wonderful girl. mm: - :msn nab every kay flat fin?-H 'W 'O' dl-P HAVA EVALYN HOENIG N0 one knew whether to call her Miss Hoenig, Havie, Chavie or just Hava. By any name, she's a sweet likeahle girl. Quick to laugh, we could always Count on her. 1P'7I'1D l11l,W7l - THWS' 1FlT'R fX ESTHER B. HOROWITZ A flash of lightning, a Clap of thunder - here's Esther. This vivacious personality laughs away all YUHS cares. Rah, rah to the matzoh queen. TMNT 73 'FYI 111 DNWH WTIDLR 'Rm Od Yishcrma 1 .: BQ .44 . - .tj . ' 'ii' Nix' ff l . ' - fi- . Nd 5 xl W W :pl I I I W, dxf' 'Q X ' X s -fy X 5 NX xi W NN I 4 : it 5 X JUDY ISSAC A Last Row Laugher and Any Row Laugher, Judy's our cheerful miss. Funny, brilliant, radiant, exuberant and stupen- dous .... Judy didn't write this one. nrmw - nb 'www -.'!.f CHARLOTTE KANTROWITZ Kantorovorovovitz can't help it - her re- marks are remarkable! Funny, sincere, original, she has her own very charming Charlotte charm. mn n1 :y1... WW wang ROCHELLE KAPLAN Central's textile factory runs for Rochelle. She's our artist, designer and creator of yamelkas. Place orders now, but Bnei- Akivanicks comes first. nrawanvi yinpb ,n'n::y7 ,rmrw ,. Vg V 'Cv lg ANNETTE CHERIE KARLIN One of our first knit-wits, Annette was usually trailing the wool behind her. Blessed with wits in eveiy other sense - Karlin's a Card ofa gal! DWW1 3051 ,D 'I'l 'IDD1 2111271 1,5-,, ,ft ,M K ei ' ' A i ' -e -- fx Q fn-ah ... MIRIAM S. KOENIGSBERC B'nei Akivarian and Steif's dikdukarian is our Koenigsherg. Serious ahout herstudies, Miriam Shulamith still managed to laugh her way into all our hearts. 'fl DNR' FIDDI11 WWN7 somebody goofed! -1-lun! MIRIAM LAMM Sugar 'n spice and everything nice make Sheepshead Bay's vontrihution to the melt- ing pot. A long: pony-tail tops a high I.Q. - sure success. npvnwn, :iw qu? vnrms xt' LeCl1aim, teachers! Q fx C r., S., gy '- - ' t x iff' 'Y' www-up' JUDI MARSHA LANDO Judi puzzled through the Times. stopping only to see what Daley said about the Dodgers. Cheerful at all times she was hap- piest in Historyl Miss America plus is our lovely Lando. flflniwl- 'fl DR TTIY 'Q x i 'le-1+-M' 0-:swf LINDA LIEBERMAN Linda delighted Mr. Annenberg having more than an inkling of what Chem was all about. A warm laugh and personality to match makes Linda tops. mn nvpbx nm: P Ni! ,ore i z if Syl 'ai 2 www 5 ...ft XX N , , CLAIRE LANCNER Lucky future generation, Claire wants to he a teacher. Our Vice-Presidenfs pet say- ing - natch! Our pet saying - sl1e's a natch catch! HRT H1173 'H FIND 115- ish.. T' LILIAN LIEZER A quiet sincerity typihed our say little, do much gal. Inclined to say only what she means, we mean what we say. She's a love, a Lilian. mu 15111, :'7:wr:n1 WH SHOSHANA LIKER A sahrais hard outside, soft insideg ours is sweet all the way through. Shoshana learned Latin before English - and did a good job on both. :rig 737: 'm15'n - msn irzvu , RUTH LEAH MATHEWS Ruthie-, Bay Shore representative, joined a year lull' - probably missed a train. Her -ua-1-t Smilr- helped in an rapid vnnquest oi Ai4fXZlIIlil'T the Great. 'mmm una 'IDWFI 1:1 T: Vx BONNIE LIPPMAN No ben-ocuiars necessary to see Ronnie has what it takes. An I.Q. in the twenty thousands topped by Fiery red hair points to a red hot future. 1115121 H57 FIWW 733 XTR HADASSA LUSTIG When you hear of a B'nei-Akiva, dancing, Nahvi-knowing, typing editor for Aretz, know it's Hadassa. She joined in Junior year and became a fine member, 1 l'l 'D' '73 TIB11' TDM il'I 'IN Doubly-bubblg ultima PAULA SUSAN NEWMAN Paula peers intently at her notebooks - she accidentally finds the latest novels there and reads raptly through Eco. A wonderful girl, she'll break the bank. ruwwv by 'ron mm Zi, Z.. X, lr- ff' L 'ig , Y ' , I- -ii, ,, C-0 , ' 'I-M, . , . 1- 337.1155 '-' :J1..'Zj1 . 'F.flf'l'7 ill?f e il ' .5 K , : ff fl- PI Ji ww SANDY JOY POLONSKY Sandy owns the distinction of the small- est ponyrtail in Central's history. Also phe- nomenal, our Athletic Manager was both on her toes and on her knees at games, all the time. 71J T ppm ey 'i++ ft: dP't ' Q A Q wr- I I , P. .yi., 'lffit ' ' l 'K' J 'A' C Y t, ,W-W All 5 'l 1119, 5' SHERRELL BEVERLY REISMAN Sherry is star member of all Central actress and Gemilas Chesed guilds. Capability is her byword as the library shows, She's really one for the books. FII. 53 'YWN H1571 film RACHELLE M. REMLAND Rachelle was bitten by a telephone bug and became a one-girl Mizrachi phone service. With her abilities, this gal's sure to go far. FPWYD 757 FITTWVT -Q 'WM' Q PHYLLIS LIFSI RESNIKOFF Against a Berenholz BElf'l'i,9'l'OllI1tl comes a z-zrzz Phyllis is relaxing. Sl1e's as intelli- gent as Einstein, original as Fath, lovable as Phyllis. nv'7:i'm pint: an is ADELLE ROKEACH Nu, thig Hokrtaf-h IIUPFYIQI stuff fish but ilifl slufl' notrlionks as GU. SP:-'y, Ile,-r smili- anrl pony-tuil made- hvr famous: lu-r prfr- -nnztlily lllZ1k1'N hffr likralnle-. 'nJ:'7 ut' nntn' AWWQ if 1'- '? SHULIE ROSENBAUM 'Flu' UN. lwttf-r wzttrh ite l angnrigr- when Slmlir- intrfrprr-t-4. Our r-hm-rvr, twirlvr, unil rliurity-flrix'0 r-rillvrloi' vnnlfl 1-vi-n max il Nllllll'fllllUfll10l0l,0V. 'fun' nun? pu Preparing li NORMA ROSENMAN Senior Breakfast or Wvekvnd, Charity Drive or Sing, Noi'ma's talent allways mails the affair. Lnvml as henrl of Imlf om urtivities, shi-'ll always lw on lop. flbnl - WH IJ fllJ'U3 Proctori n g ANITA IOYCE RUBlN Mr. Hoffman's darling has displayed her ahility in many he-lds. The poetic soul plus her charm and good looks make an appeal- ing combination. J'7Tl '7X EPDJDJ Zi'7Tl 'ID' DVNYTVFI DVWJT ew get ll , REBECCA SCHOEN Becky, artist, dancer and yarmulka maker supreme was a Last Row Laughter. Israel doesn't have Climate worries, Becky and her sunny personality will be there. pw 'ww 'lb mns 'Qs-...g. CAIL LOUISE SCHRANK Our Borough Park Beauty even supplied answers while sitting on the floor - look- ing for a pen of course! She's as good as her name - Golda. D'IN'l D'P'7N 'FYI 1l'1 RXIIX11 LILLIAN SCHORR To be sure, it's Schorr. Everyone gather round - she has the money. Centralis treasury is fortunate to have such a charm- ing picture on its dollar. P91573 N75 UTP, sg 'P'--f TOBY SCHVVITZER One captivating smile plus one sunny per- sonality I Toby. A lmookroom hug. she kept it going efficiently. This gal has a WILL of her own. 1731'7W 'rv-111 vm c-:1 .A ,V , iwfvt SYLVIA SHARFF Always lmik for Sllifra in llll' I-enlf-r of Z1 hayf-a horn. This pimfsized puckugf- ex- plorlr-. in lsrzu-li song: anul :lzxnm-. Shilru dm--ni! walk, she flvflnkas flown stairs. D7157 vrmrl wp TI l,.a.v,, .194 ...S-2 v 'Q' -qxfwf RHODA SEIF Rllodals hig green eyes and Convinring arguments f-harmed many a teavher into foregoing many a quiz. Loyalty's her hy- word to friends: sincerity? our liyword to her. UWDJT fll'l1T HDRW inf? , :MTW W, ', r uf'- 7635 Of' jimi BERNICE JAY SHAPIRO Our Massad Marvel introduced us to col' lege formals. She knew Hebrew words for everything from pepper to tomatoes and will probably say '5kain soon. TITNJ 1N17J1 115' 'WTP 'D Posing N ff 26 NW' .nv--W -uv BEVERLY JUAN SHEVLIN Knitter for Ravetch, Roz and Co.. Paper- Taker Inc. we'll always be fans of Fisher's First Fan. Bev kept us in stitches at all times. D'hWD'i 1733 FHUPII it . 9'N 'uqfwf SHEILA SIECEL She'd walk miles for a Stan-dish. Her glib tongue and witty personality cause peals of laughter. Mazel tov to our first kalah. FIITIN I'I'IN'77J'I D'J 57 'DW Now you know how a mirror feels . . . 1' ARLENE G. SILVER Arlene gave the Jewish Museum the only wedding mural with a spirogyra as guest. Eifervescent describes her personalityg vivacious describes Arlene. 'WIND D755 'DN JW b. ' - ,Q IW: , P . T- xgv--...R ' '. . 5 ,A 1 s . A ' ' I i BASYA SILVER Teachers confused her with Lila and Arlene, but we could tell Basya by her light Harrisburg accent. A quick laugh, keen insight, make Bas a welcome sight. Tll'l17bU7 URW P713 'B ,nf--1 NN ' !V RICKY SMITH Ricky has made a name for herself by expert imitations of our grand professorial crew. She's indispensable, making half the fun. NPT!! UWB ITL? It's not worth it! 3 ,.-, LILA SILVER Lila is forever in quest of missing books, glasses, and rubber bands for falling knee- socks. This dynamic personality not only talks hut listens - and raises riots either way. wfrm 151 nrwpv: UN fi QU? 1f 'Q GOLDIE STERN Goldie livened up our junior Variety Night with her wonderful danving. She's a happy-go-lucky, lively, and llf'l'S0l IZllYl1' kid. Cnlflic-'s always nn her toes. in uv :nw 7:21 ,J-4 RUTH STILLMAN Ruthie predicted middy blouse style with her Cuplain's Mate vostume in Ravetclfs vlziss. Ruthie's always in style with sin- cerity and honest vliuructer us pnrt of her purtivulnr fashion. aww norm mbw nnnm stfullll tv .1 JV ,ff .1 J Ju Q.-f ,l li nl XIX get S'lg b , 93'Q :nav '7 7 4' ffl DVORA TAUBE Dvora quickly went from her hrst word, which we won't mention, to an amazing vocabulary. We've got two words for Dvora and they are, Delicious and Delightful. DDI11 FPDTI 7737 - '7!Y H1111-'l 'W' 15 RUTH ELLEN TAUBENBLATT A book a day makes the nineties stay. Lilkeris pet peeve knew more about Lin- coln than he. Ruthie's smile gives only a glimpse of an open heart underneath. Y'lK 'I77 DY' fT'7-U1 'l17D'7I'l HD' ii, 'nun MARTHA TANNENBAUM Munsie is a combination of liveliness, humor, and a large dash of Hebrew danc- ing. An appealing combination we'd say, as proven by her popularity. 'yn N35 xmnw i w.- ., i ' g. I 'I Q V , 1. .,-v A SHIFRAH TEICMAN Hail to Yeshiva of Central Queens for our prize puzzler. Always matching word for word here's a word to match her - fantab- ulousl TIHJP '71 NYT Clausen- W..-N HELEN B. VOEHL When in need of sympathy and understand- ing we all know to head for Helen. The fact that she's still smiling after four years is proof of her Constant cheer. X1-TD' D719 1101 DTBFI bn HR 51073 WI ,gurrx 7U5 Ei-vmvvf f EUDICE WEILCUS This Weilgus cooked Lilker's goose by answrring his sweeter remarks. Eudic-0 rame nut on top here, and will anywhf-rf' with her spriuhlly personality. wma: rm run RIVKAH TEITZ Jack of all trades-master of all. Rivkah has the distinction of being among the few who have won the hearts of teachers and students alike. In athletics, debating, in general - great, humble, wonderful. 3919 7? PTH! H11 TIDDHFI 'TIRU PTY! Tam ptatirm! f Q .wwf MIRIAM WACHTFOGEL Miriam brought some of the air of the City of Brotherly Love to Central. Sincerity and friendliness are among her attributes. TPWYD FIWTY DPW! HE' 'P fl 'n D41 f. aww. 4' X ti--. SUSAN WEISEL Susan's a combination of a top twirler and a pleasing personality. She's our choice for one of Forest Hi1l's fabulousest. 'mb rmuy my wa: ,. JOAN WEISHAUT With will-power and watercress this Vifeis- haut's weight went down. Now she's good at Figures in every sense of the word. 'HY DDTIFT - DDH7 111 Iclidfft know it said ,55 . . . .o'-'-- SUE WEISHAUT How the other Half Livesg in class-made and house-made crew-necks and pixie bangs. Despite Mr. Lilker's persecution, Sue excelled in History. H1773 'FW 17131 -..D5W?J'l TLPTIY HWY 13 CN W lr- MYRNA JOY WEISS In Nuhvi wlass rlveryonr' gathers around Myrna! flI'Sk, lull Ihr: musiffs har'hulz Mor:-h. Whrn on 21 frzrris whf-Pl, drop in nn nur own 7 Myrna. 'ron wx - ws: 'mu ,- , is-'N wr---f JESSICA JUDITH WERNICK 'I'f-uchers are relieved now th Ill .lvssiv wolf! hnfiif- lllfffll with he-r qllvslions. l'lvrc-'s mn- fnr her? 7 Y question 'K Will some om- pop lhf' right r1:'7r1:: rlnvwm my: nbmw r 6 R Editor-in-Chief, Elchanetie '65 Ddomy lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllHllIlilIlllllllllllilIllllllllilllillIlllllHHH!llllllIllllHHNHIMHlillIll!lllllllllllllllllllll fr ' When Charlie Friedman awoke from his morbid stupor one bright morn in September '54, he saw a scene so shocking that he has been in a state of suspended animation ever since. Fried- man found twice-forty, farblundszet, frightening, foolish, linicky, female freshmen. VVe found out later in the year that We were in school illegally -We all failed the entrance exam but were ac- cepted anyway-our daddvs are loaded. lt vvasnlt long before We made ourselves quite at home. Every classroom was considered our private boudoir-teachers keep out! This attitude was a constant source of consternation to Mr. I f I ' l - r l I I Weinstein, Mr. Hoffman and Rabbi Bernstein The teachers wised up and called jimmy to change the lock. The book business flourished under the loving care of Mr. Horn-fresh air fund. With windows open and pony-tails flying we sat through A Midsummer Nights Dream and a Hrst rate man- icuring course. We had a double gym period, Mrs. Green gave us body exercises while Rabbi Berenholz kept us dizzy with thumb exercises. Madame Feuer and Doctor jofen have a fiery. furious, French feud as to which class is smarter. y, A ' I ll Um :tx Actually, all we learned were the latest millinery fashions. Wait until our Senior year and jofen teaches us more. Wanted! One mouse escaped from Mr. Annen- berg,s laboratory-found in the gym rooming with the beetles...Kallner,s fruit ilies flew the coop . . . In May we place 3rd in the sing with 'cAngels to Devils as our theme. Not much of a start but we were too lovesick to really care. From 9 to 5 we dreamed away while staring at Mr. Bassell's wavy dip, WVeinstein's wavy dip and Perlman's . . . Beacon wax, anyone? The bachelor club suf- fers an irreparable loss when both Rabbi Bern- i stein and Mr. Bassell chicken out and kick the bucket-weaklingsl . . . Mrs. Leiif takes a day off to have a baby . . . Rabbi Perlman thrills all with his style and grace on the tennis court. Who wears short shorts? . . , After eleven newe-wraclv ing finals we settle down to a summer as C.I.T.,s all over the country-to return the following year aS.., SOPHOMORE YEAR ...Sophomores. Seventy-seven Cthree wisened upl silly, senseless, shlepy, suffering sophomores. Stocks in cottage cheese industry rise to dizzying ilfffflyff t heights-sophomores are dieting. Meanwhile Mike over at the ice-cream counter is making a small fortune, Tsk, tskl Somebody's cheating! . . . Rabbi Perlman returns refreshed after spending an in- vigorating summer with the vvomen's section of the Israeli Army. The price of pictures go up enough to cover the cost of dfreen matanos . .. Mrs. Iacobson cracks down on the flirty TA freshmen who have the most annoying habit of 'cpeeping through the window shades downu . . . All our little brothers and sisters are kept busy making scribbles for art class . . .The winner is Arlene's spirogyra . . . Mrs. Iacobson expresses her sentiment to the class with a subtle statement upon giving Sara a stack of papers- Pass outli' ...Nothing beats the first aid lesson when Sherry got her foot stuck in a desk- Weill have to cut it offi'-Mrs. Greene to the rescue. . .VVe take music tests in lipstick and blood. They're graded by the weight of the paper. Cleaning bills rise as we practice artificial respiration in the 'igymf' They Wash and wax the Hoor just for us. Our basement i 1--- menagerie grows as a hamster escapes to join the mice, fruit flies, and bugs . . . Flashl Rebellion in the lab, Mr. Annenberg springs one quiz too many and we just sit there! Meeting in Rabbi Friedmarfs office after school. Heis awfully amused, doesnlt really know whatls going on. Hoffmanis running wild with Sheylon questions, says knowledge is the best way to snag a man. Dr. Iofen thinks otherwise. lVe fool him one day when we cut class and stroll in at 5 minute inter- vals. But Morehl lVe were in the lunchroom and didnit hear the bell and ran up the stairs and fell and needed a bandage and had a headache and fainted and . . . Neither rain nor storm nor sleet nor snow keeps Lilker from getting hooked. Now he doesnit have to do crossword puzzles alone. EEE- i - -EIIi:35:IL'l?:ET:i1:1-.-F--i-Tl?-iii?1- -'ii T? ,... Jofen practices what she preaches - it's a girl. Geometiys a cinch. We learn all the angles by studying Mr. Spin's wardrobe . . . Dim, dim, the lights. Perlman wants some atmosphere. . . Punchy scribbles all over our compositions in bright red ink See me after classf' But why, Moreh? . . . Spring is here and a girl's fancy turns to regents. Whoopeel Central gets a charter . . . Steif's hair gets a little thinner, WGlHSt6iH,S a little dimmer . . . Another hectic year is over and we all settle down to a summer as j.Cfs all over the country to return the following year as . . . JUNIOR YEAR . . . jumpy, jittery, jerky, juvenile, junky, juniors . . . jofen teaches Modern Yiddish. Fun de Bube Lupkeis tzaiten . . . oooh! Sheila has an I.D. . . . We get the latest newspapers from Aretz - only theyre ancient history now . . fKYasluneuet Hako- losu - Crashl Bam! Alakazam!! Balloons pop in Perlmans class - XVhat kind of chutzpali is thisl?l But how many kinds are there, Moreh? . . . A party a week keeps a blush in the cheek - especially with our lvris teachers dikduk dance . . . Bassell . 1 fi feismcft organizes an underground detective agency - To trap the gangster who cracked the office safe for his little black book . . . In Rabbi Rosenmund's class Gail crawls on the floor to whisper an answer in an oral test . . . We were nice enough to bother and take it . . . Mickey Mouse craze takes over Juniors . . . Lilker guides us and shapes our future. ,rr Wt A What kind of college do you wanna go to? Cwink, winkj, Stern's or a regular one? What do you mean you donit know? What do you want to be when you grow up? BIC-GER?l!',. . . Lilker gives us guidanct X... The school program puts us on the second floor for sessions and our program puts j l AW E we us on the fourth floor for sunbaths. Rabbi Fried- man surprises us in a state of epidermic exposure . . . Lilker gives us guidance. Our drainatics course convinces us that we're all Sarah Bernhardts . . . We put on a Variety Nite which brings out the animal instinct in our audience. Teachers tell us to study Scholarship over the summer but We have different plans . . .Wfe spread to all parts of the country as counsellors to return i X , , a ! WIA i til N nil: Kip ,g,uvl ii if iill 9i II.fIffIII'I'I'I'I'I 'E' E 1 1 K f A ' Q 'lhn 5 .'--:-: 1 --1:: g'i:fifiliiEi 'i 2'--'- I S EN I O R Y E A R . . . Sophisticated, superior, sleek, senile, svelte, swell-headed, stupendous Seniors. Dr. Alofen in- structs in the act of chicken surgery . . . Scholar- ship class dominates our seventh term. NVQ- keep busy learning little things as: the names of Sat- urn's rings, Mars' moon, and Baby Face Nelsonis dame from Park Slope . . . Little things . . . College boards come and go. Applications pour in for Stern's . . . Lilker gives us guidance . . . A certain teacher contends that a student drives a pencil through his head while stepping on his corns. 6'But moreh, zeh bachutzln Yeh-chutzpah . . . A bunch of woodpeckers . . . Students End that the only way to communicate with our Gemorah teacher is by sending smoke signals . . . Eco teacher loses equilibrium and starts bumping into garbage pails . . . Hadassa announces her engagement. Zvi blew in from the windy city . . . All honorable Arista members got 98 on their Advanced Algebra regent . . . The Hu Hew, the snow snew, the subway strike strick - movies were mobbed. Berenholtz rocks us to sleep with a wavy thumb. Girl yawning in ll: '95- i 5 ii --- - A. ,iv-if' I f ,ili- the back gets a zero. Zell maphriahlllll One girl sets the record with 23 pages on a Chumash final. She gets 75 for being a little concise . . . 'Uh that this too too solid flesh would meltf, Hamlet in- spires us to go on a diet . . . We welcome 2 gentle English teachers to our staff of wardens. Mr. Glass' inaugural address - I don't want to threaten you girls, but you're all going to flunkv . . . Gendler becomes very nervous with his wife expecting - he received a report that one out of every four babies born is Chinese . . . VVe learn from Bassell not to tangle with the desk Cwho wants to tangle with a desk? lor we-'ll get squashed by red zeros - Da red pencil strikes again . . . Latest discovery in our library is that books have sprouted pseudopods . . . Punchy says they walk off . . . Lilker gives us guidance . . . Phantom Arista assembly frustrates junior members. Wait 'till next year . . . Hebrew teachers tell us to learn Lishmah - After all, it will show on the test . . . Most recent get-smart-quick method by a schol- arship teacher - memorize the book . . . Whadda we, nuts??? We hit the record high with 3 callahs. Half the class comes to school with knitting nee- dles - for sweaters they say . . . Could be . . . A Jewish Ethics teacher has the only sure-fire meth- od for making the girls daven. You'd better daven or you'll get a chosen who's a shmerel. 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Hebrew Editor, and Naomi Felman, English Editor, read it with Ronnie Lippman and Iudy Issac taking off from their job as Activities Editors, for the job of Eternal Kibitzers. -,,,. ,f suv Barbara Baruch, C0-Editor, and Rivkah Teitz, Editor-in-Cliief, become so enthusiastic about an article, that they even stop eating. NH.. , , 4. Ltr' x Vx ,X kk. H330 'ZII3 l, . X...- A V' E.. 1 .iff ff- 'sl . A 5. xp .f y . -1, Phyllis Resnikoff, Rehecca Schoen and Sylvia Feldman. A11 Editors. decide on drawings while. .. ,.,,P Staff.. , l 1 . K P Bs.. X.. Leah Frankel and Barbara Cohen, Pizotogmphy Editors, veto photos. Paula Newman and Norma Rosenman B11.s1nQs.s- Mauzlgc'r'.s'. happily count money. x'N ,X i ? af '1 f ' xg! X, r .Xl x AX 1 1 i will l . ' a 1 W' - l f B - - H 1 V, fl l. N ' X ,fi . In Q X . ' J .J Ulcers? We also get them 11 Yi jucli l,iIllfl0. Typing Efiilur, typcw thi- arliclc. Anita Brown, alw Typin,Q Editor, was busy l'lSOXVlll'l'L'. Turn to page G2 to 500 the rcsultw. ...S X . I ' . i fl fa if f if A -s.a:2'.P- 1 'ff 2' 5 Q 'i ' 4 . ' . A 3 ' A' L - x ' V , in . V ,, lm, .px H-Q ., 3 3 . ae v A , if if Q- I X If . ll if-. :nv W , A Q 5 if V. ..-. . VN A , , 5 an ' I N4 - . .I r. E . ' - Q ' . XP' I X ' s Q GENERAL ORGANIZATION WINTER G.O.-Back Row: S. Nulman, N. Nussbaum, H. Verschleiser, R. Friedman, R. Taubenblatt, R. Elbinger, E. Damesek, N. Rosenman, H. Stone, R. Stillman, M. Gottlieb. Row 2: D. Gelb, M. Gluck, D. Reitman, N. Klass, N. Kaminetsky, M. Gluck, S. Teitz, H. Kuilik, A. Brown, J. Wernick, E. Schroit. Seated: A. Rokeach, C. Langner, R. Gellis, L. Schorr Although the General Organization is a school body, it managed to accomplish a lot this year. President Roz Gellis and Veep Claire Langner organized a number of assemblies, sponsored a Charity Drive, gave out free ice-cream and made the administration more amiable. Outside of school things were popping too, with a Chagiga, Purim Carnival, two theatre parties and the spirited Senior weekend. Lillian Schorr as Treasurer and Adelle Rokeach as Secretary kept tabs on the money and notes. We hope all G.O.'s will follow the examples set by this years SPRING G.O.-Back Row: N. Baumol, S. Zelinger, G. Katz, M. Hochberg, R. Schulman, B. Charney, L. Frankel, S. Zwiebel, B. Neuhaus, J. Gottlieb. How 2: H. Fisch, D. Gelb, M. Stern, E. Gewirtz, A. Rubin, I. Englander, I. Minchenberg, H. Goldberg, H. Auerbach, B. Sachs, D. Taub, E. Riclholz. Front Row-Standing: G. Cohen. Seated: A. Rokeach, C. Langner, Miss Z. Epstein, R. Gellis, I... Schorr. Standing - Right Side: E. Cohen wr - . 'ss , '. ' X f gs' YP'- Arista's collecting a small fortune by selling sid- durim to delinquent daveners. Itls true in the past years Arista didnlt leave its impression on the school, but this yeai '... Actually, under the leadership of Naomi Fel- man and Ronnie Lippman, the coaching service, leadership of davening and speaking of Hebrew have been intensified. 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Resni- lcofl, S. Reisman, Mr. Lilker. Seated: N. Felman, R. Lipp- man. Back Row-Right: J. Issac, N. Rosenman, S. Colom- beck, B. Baruch, P. Newman, M. Koenigsberg. Row 2- Right: T. Schwitzer, H. Fisch, I. Englancler, N. Nussbaum. Front Row-Right: J. Wernick, E. Horowitz, A. Brafman THE FLAME This year has been a busy one for the Flame staff. The new staffs Hrst innovation was a change of name as The Sparkv grew into The Flame. With this name change, came a new policy. The newspaper became the organ of expression for l . ggiv- -5 -4 . A- 1 rxx , A A 11:55 n 1 .4-f MSX: 2ii.,51:ll X - i Yum -RXQRR R pg. Q is .5714 4...s.?+ H' . if FLAME Standing: M. Dominitz, R. Kaplan, H. Wolf, H. Lustig. Seated: P. Newman, C. Baer, H. Aucrlmcli, L. Silver, S. Hirth Centralettes wherein they could laugh at them- selves and at the school. Staff meetings were held during club periods, after school, but most of all on telephones through- out the night. The most exciting days for members of the staff, were those on which they went to the printer. Anything could happen thereg and it usually did. ,Y-,,.....w M-,,,,... I F I if QWQE I 'MfD3mMt M,,. aaiv M, 4...w?1wMf JW-J Aff Q rgfxw-- .var ffm? -:pi1.j ' Q 3 -A p I wg .v V, i - -5 I . I . ,U hi M, 4 , ' A ,I , :ami ' Ng? v, I E , ' .L ib I S' R I' i' 1 . .. . 'if ' t ENGLISH DEBATING Back Row - Standing: D. Benedict, L. Silver, D. Chill E. Levenson, R. Gellis. D. Chill. Front Row - Standing: D. C-elh, G. Zwiebel, H Auerbach, B. Baruch, R. Teitz, S. Zwiebel, S. Reisman, F. Witztum, A. Rubin, H. Scigel, Sitting: M. Eichenstein JUNIOR VARSITY DEBATINC Back Row: C. Pallant, M. Hochberg, S. Teitz, B. Zwebncr, B. Beinenstock, H. Verschleiser, Gcllis. D. Beeber. Row 1: M. Fuchs, H, Elstein, C. Katz, C. Cork. j. Klien, D. Reitman, C. Schaefer. Seated: F. Witztum v v Q Q ENGLISH DEBATING Centralettes talk in classes, on phones and every- where but the dentistis chair. The only legalized place for these discussions is the Debating Team. With Miriam Eichenstein as Manager and Abe Cafni coaching, the team has lost only one debate. These were against such formerly formidable op- ponents as B.T.A., H.I.L.I., Flatbush and M.T.A. Of course our girls have more practice. fN Q L5 we WVhere silence is supposed to reign and knowledge is supreme - Central's library. Every year the amount of books seems to double. Actually, itis being halved for our Hebrew books have a habit of disappearing. All types of books can be found to supply all the students, needs. Debby Chill, with the aid of Mr. Bassell, R. Pearlman and Mr. Gottesman, made our two cubicles into a storehouse of knowledge. LIBRARY LIBRARY Back How: B. Shapiro, F. Weiner, M. Gott lieb, S. Heisman, B. Weiner, D, Chill, How 2: F. Wein stock, B. Beiucnstock, P. Rabinowitz, B. Silver, L, Levitan, R. Feldman. Front Rout E. Horowitz, M. Cluck, H Hoenig, D. Keehn, V. Kresch -7- S S X X X is 'x .fill BH K 'Z lu-...,,,-.K 1 SERVICE SQUAD Back Row: F. Weinstock, C. Katz. Row 2-Standing: H. Goldberg, S. Goldstein, R. Fried- man, V. Rosenbaum, M. Wachtfogel, B. Gartenberg, N Baumol, T. Newman, R. King, H. Ellstein. Seated: T Hilsenrad, H. Fish, A. Brafman, L. Frankel, B. Forst SERVICE 1 SQUAD X If cleanliness is next to godliness, Central's Service Squad should change directions. Squad members try to keep the school clean, traffic in the halls unsnarled and have up stairs used for up only. Actually, the squads on its way up too - on the up stairway, of course. Q.. GAME CLUB S T we 4' 4 Leader-Lifsi Resnikoff CHEERING SQUAD CHEERING SQUAD S. Lipnack, H. Bron- stien, T. Dyckman, A. Burstein. T. Rosen, A. Brafman, T. Hilsenrad, S. Shnngold, G. Feld. Center: S. Rosenbaum, Leader Our Game Clubis aim is to play games. Its mem- bers are students who donit want or don't know how to make yamelkas, knit, perform, debate or write articles for the newspaper. The club sup- plies them with a ping-pong table fno racquets or balll, two checker boards, and one-half of a chess set. For the students who require more invigorating games, there is a deflated basketball and a jump rope. You have to bring your own imagination. fix XX' Q 5 1' 'D I G i X BASKETBALL Buck Row: D. WVernick, C. Weiss- man, R. Tcitz, I. Weinstein, B. Colombeck, M. Feld, S. Polonsky. Sitting: S. Gold, j, Tisser, B. Shapiro, C. Tisser, E. Lifschitz ,A -f ' . M I l A red and white Hash tumbles to the court floor - Central's Basketball Team is on its wayl Between Sandy Polonsky, Manager, and the ball, most of the action seems to be on the knees. At every spare second, the cheerers, pictures in blue and white, lead the girls in long, loud encouragement for the team. This helped switch last yez1r's record of 0-8, the other way. YAY, Central! fli 17 f T Mi? 1 1:21. x .4 I ffl' ,l f I? lhf X .. 'Tl' I oi 1 fi uf' gift X 'ffl A x BASKETBALL 1958 BASKETBALL TEAM November 21 latbush 36-6 December 3 Lexington 29-18 December 19 Flatbush 29-24 December 23 Flatbush 38-21 january 26 H.I.L.I. 33-8 February 8 Ramaz 16-9 February 27 Ramaz 33-27 'Central Won Nl f- Leczzlem - Debby Celman and Becky Schocn HEBREW DANCING HEBREW CHOIR to perfection. HEBREXV CHOIR - Kol Yisroel Lender - Anita Rubin f'f '..539': iff' Swing your partners, clap your h inds but iemem ber the instructions are given in Hebitw The Hebrew Dance Club le lcleis t1v to oritnt the members with the basic Hebrew Dinces After members have mastered these fund untnt ils thev are taught modern ones The best p ut of couise is when the girls begin to improvise on than own Their annual stamping md pimcnw it the Chagiga shows their accomplishments on the w iv -P K u- il C1 I-1. T'-kg-f'5 'fini Picasso founded the school of cubism, Renoir im- pressionism and Centrals Art Club has founded the school of noisism. Our Art Club specializes in banging. hammer- ing and scratching away. Members work with copper in making cull links and bracelets. Through the Art Club they have been ac- quainted with the finer things in life . . . such as gluing copper pieces together. Leader - Myra Rabinowitz ART CLUB B E N E F I T BENEFIT-C-emilut Clmsodim Lender-Anita Brown . Cinema 3 f ' V Q. x-' . ' .' Y L.- Wi .lf 1 51 YAMELKA XY J K A Q xv' , - . -, Q-gg ., ' A -' G' ,Q 1 x Y Q xx--' K. .1 I 'x X aw YAMELKA-Head Coverings Associated Leaders - Beverly Shevlin, Lorraine Schwartz, Sandra Singer 'a A 451: -- o Q' 47 as-X Lxgixgi- -' M' A x wc- , my xx .xxx M I, I ,V X? gl - L41 I K! ,Z ' X lie-f.iv1 CLASSICAL MUSIC X, CLASSICAL MUSIC-Tequi , . , Ooops! Becthoven CHALIEL-Amateur Snake Charmers Leaders - Ronnie Lippman, Yospn Senderowitz C H A L I E L ODI 5 l:1:1:1:2 ':5:1:1:1:1:E::., 'qfliififiifffi Q' X X I E :L T 0 1 .,.,, , 2523Ezgzifmi, , v ' X U DRAMATICS - Ars longl ILIIIILI Shcrrx Rc 18111 ln TVVIRLING-Lcadcw SEVVINC CLUB-Lvurlcrs-Libby Koenigsberg, Nclmmn Knmiuetsky X .. SEWING CLUB OFHCESQUAD OFFICE SQUAD - Pearl Dodek, Secretaryg Debby Gelman, Anita Brown, Assistants CO-OP CO-OP - Bargain Attic Head - Bxyna Chamey Extracurricular activities take Centralettes' minds off curricular activities and are therefore much appreciated. Two theatre parties, Most Happy Fellai' and Brothers Karamazov' were followed by our Cha- nuka chagiga. This affair held on Chanuka, of all times, was a gastronomical and entertaining success. Purim Carnival was a mixture of horas, hot dogs and booths under the direction of Ina Eng- lander and Helen Stone. Yom Hoatzmout was duly celebrated with a Hebrew day, classroom decorations, a Senior Breakfast and impromptu dancing throughout the day. Two of our most enjoyable activities are the OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES Lag Ba,Orner outing, and the Sing. Competition now begins in March and Senior Day a close con test always follows. Senior weekend, under Norma Rosenmans di rection, showed what spirit our Seniors possess. But of course the best extracurricular activities are the ones enjoyed after slipping out the side door. Z If f -pn 1-1: ...'113 '5 HEBREW DEBATING HEBREW DEBATINC-Leader-Anitzl Rubin . 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Nl! xxx UTERATURE i,s'f7zest01'y of our lives, wlzcfrein we are the Star Cl1f11'f1Cfer.sA mold- ing our Heritage as the human hand nzolds clay. THE URVIVOR He's the one, the one we've always talked about -the shabby, weary, weather-beaten man with the gleam in his eye-the world citizen. This man hadnit any home. But we did, so we quickly forgot about the wretched looking crea- tlll'E' and lived our own contented lives. Every now 'md then we he ud about him from different X X 7 x I, x fy. I X by BARBARA BARUCH parts of the world. VVe would remember this tat- tered look, and would also remember the gleam in his eye. It was odd that he hadn't died from constant hunger and cold. But we didn't have too much time to think about hirng we had a home. And then, a few hundred years later a very stately looking figure was seen in our part of the world. He looked very familiar. Then we saw the gleam in his eye and remembered this man. He was that same shabby, weary, weather-beaten man, arrayed in a different garb. He towered above us. We had a home and so did he. This man was a jew, the Jew who was able to survive through constant torture and abuse. But he always had that gleam in his eye. I suppose he must have been laughing at us all those hundreds of years, when we thought We were destroying him. You see this man knew that his C-d would never desert him. He had his heritage as proof- his Torah, helping him reach his goal - a jewish home. Yet destiny surrounded him on all sides by homes of illiterate and poverty stricken masses who still reach out to destroy him. But he towers over them - he's the jew. ,Q GRIM F IRY TALE , Once upon a time Romulus, a Pharaoh and the Russian Bear were arguing among themselves. They couldnit decide who of the three was best. A contest was agreed on, in which he who would be meanest to Israel, would be judged the best. Romulus set about hufhng and puffing and de- stroyed the Bais Hamikdosh, ravaged the land of Israel and sacked the cities. He sent the people of the land into the forests of Diaspora to perish. Here attempts were made to imprison and en- slave, starve and destroy them. Like Hansel's witch, Romulus didn't count on burning in his own Ere. Historians now speak of the grandeur that was Romef, The Russian Bear was smarter, trying to ruin Israel physically and mentally. Feeding of poi- soned apples to the mind was accomplished through pogroms and discriminations, till people were afraid to admit their ages. The Bear even went so far as washing the people's brains but the poison must have affected her. No one in Russia is sure of his life, no less his age, today. Small Pharaoh tried, but didn't get far. He hasn't given up the ship and is trying again. The ff n 1 f by RIVKAH TEITZ , scow Egypt was seen approaching the breakers recently. The contest goes on. Somehow the contestants seem to constantly lose while Israel gains. Oh, she gains little things as a story to tell her children, a tiny bit of land where they can grow, another explanation to her Torah - and she lives on, the eternal winner of the world contest. . 4 rl, A ls' 'I f P' f' ,1 l 14 . A ff X X ff In Z fff N--f - .,-v 14? I X ' T' ,- X 5.11 ex fr ii' - u.:s...q,1.-.asv- g,.,a 3 It is winter in Poland and bitter cold. The stars are twinkling from above the mountainsg the trees cast weird shadows on the blanket of snow cover- ing the bed of earth. All is still with the saintly silence of night. From the distance I hear a faint noise. NVho desecrates the silence? As I approach the sound, I realize that it comes from a small house. I look through the window and see a room, poorly fur- nished, heated by a few logs burning feebly in the hearth. Inside sits a middle-aged man, his head bent over a small table, his fingers caressing the yellowed pages of an old Gemorrah. At his side sits a younger mang together they chant the sweet song of countless centuries, the nigun of H ' by JUDY IssAc the Gemorrah. Only a small candle lights the room yet the room is illuminated with the brilliance of the sun. The father is teaching his son, giving over the knowledge and love for learning that his father had given him. The sun listens, absorbing every precious word. With each word he raises himself higher and higher in spiritg with each thought, new worlds open for him until he ap- proaches the very gates of heaven. His father lovingly obeys the commandment 'iThou shalt teach unto thy sonsf, The joy of being able to transmit G-d's words is seen on his radiant face. His eyes glow, his whole countenance is allame. Some strange light emanates from him in profu- sion. The torch of Torah burns brightly within him, likening him unto an angel. Tears of joy trickle down his flaming cheeks. The son does not see it. He is too engrossed with his fatherls words. The father turns the page of the Cemorrah. The antiquated Gemorrah is decayed and worn from use. Wise old eyes seek out the barely visible words printed so many years ago. This man re- ceived it from his father. Thus it passes on father to son, father to son, generation to generation and still this Cemorrah remains. The beauty and wealth and spirit are imparted to each son and the treasure replenishes itself. For every drop of holiness withdrawn, the treasure increases be- cause its foundations are stronger and more lasting. I behold this man and this boy learning to- gether with that same book. I am transfixed by the sight. The crumbling pages glow like a bright Ere. They burn and strangely, are not consumed. It burns-burns with the holiness of Ner Mitz- vah, and it is this Ner Mitzvahv which sustains both of them. 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A s-.gk E 1-1, i THEY MAKE THISBOOK POSSIBLE Buba Brown Buba Cinnamon Aunt Mary Uncle Charlie Aunt Leiba Aunt Helen and Uncle Ben Uncle Ben and Aunt Helen Heshie and Evelyn Uncle Sam Aunt Ethel and Uncle Teddy Cousins Sol, Ruth and family Howie and Carol Congratulations from the Friends and Relatives of Marta Padovani Diana Rosenbaum Doris Berkowitz Aaron Potnofsky Jerry Klosty Marina Calderon Allen Flax ANITA BROWN Aunt Jean and Uncle Meyer Stevie, Joel and Caren Aunt Miriam and Uncle Sol Mark, Ralph and Merrill Uncle Morris and Cousin Stan Cousins Donald, Evelyn and family Carol Schorr SHEHHY May you find succe X ll f d X A35 JERRY HEISMAN and FAMILY Xf fX X! X X X X X! XX X! XX GENERAL UHBANIZATIIIIN UF 1958 ROSALIND GELLIS CLAIRE LANGNER LILLIAN SCHORR ADELLE ROKEACH i-- OFFICERS Besl Wishes lo Our Dear Niece JUDITH V. FRIEDMAN from VELVET CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SQ 'Live in a modern home by Velvet, the builders of luxurious homes.' For Information Coll: UL 4-9366 GE 6-9011 GREETINGS Mazel Tov N A O M I ,W iKzrhhi Emil Him. !11HPir 5H1:1man YEHUDI and SHEVI Mazel To A N I TA Q Zaiim, Blum, Bah zmh Evhhg lCHULEINU HALVAVHM Our Heorfiesf Congrafulolions and Best Wishes fo ANNETTE KARLIN upon her graduafion. MOTHER, DADDY and PENNY GRANDMA and GRANDPA FRIEDMAN GRANDPA KARLIN AUNT DEBBY, UNCLE SAM, JOHNNY and MICHIE AUNT ZIPPY, UNCLE ARIOH, CAROL and ABBY AUNT MINNIE MR. ond MRS. JOSEPH HAZELKORN and FAMILY ffsssr WISHES MR. and MRS. D. FINK and Family LAKE ARIEL, PENNSYLVANIA IM TIRZUH EIN ZU AGADAH Mazel Tov and Besf Wishes Io Our Daughfer and Sisfer A N I T A Upon Her Graduation WWW MH. and MHS. ll!-Wlll BHIJWN HELENE - MARTIN Mazel Tov and Best Wishes S A R A On Your Graduation E' MOIVI, DAD and RENEE Mazel Tov CONQTGIUIUIIOHS f0 fo our Dear Daugher and Sister fhe Graduates S H E I I. A I'I I R T H Mr and Mrs Irving S Horowitz Sincere Wishes for a Successful and Esther and Happy Future Mom, Dad, Sidney, Moishie, Bonnie Heariiesf Congrafulafions fo Our Beloved Runga Siluvr RABBI cmd MRS. ELIEZER SILVER MR. ISADORE EISENBERG RABBI and MRS. DAVID SILVER MR. and MRS. ABRAHAM CHAZAN KISHER ISRAEI. CONGREGATION Harrisburg, Pa. fxfxf , r I x , t 1 , J 1 , X , 'V X ,lf -7 ,Z . f 1 XX , t , in ' 1 5, t wi, J Congratulations to LINDA Her Parents Her Brother Her Grandmother Congratulations to My Loving Granddaughter E S T H E R Sol Horowitz Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to LIFSIE RESNIKOFF Buby, Mother, Dad und Mimi ln alma Memory of MRS. SOPHIA HYATT from Rabbi David wafmfogel Best Wishes to Our Favorite R I F K A H from Mommy - Daddy Buby and Zady Congratulations to R O N N I E from Mother, Dad, Henie, Bubie, Zadie and Grandma To Our Darling Daughter L E A H - B E L L E In Honor of her Graduation Mazel Tov and Hcztzlachah Love, Mommy, Daddy and David Best Wishes to LILLIAN SCHORR from First Congregation Anshei Sfard of Boro Park Hyman L. Heller, President Israel Kleinmon - Joseph Rosenfeld Vice-Presidents Emil Traub Treasurer Abraham Michaelson Secretary XXX X' lv l x X N , l X . 1 I Wy ,X Mbit' Wiih All Our Love and Best Wishes MEYER D. RICH I0 -PHOTOGRAPHER- J U D I 251 wesf 86th sfreef Spomie New York City Thelma and Milton 1'- Gail, Laurie and Karen SU - 7-3200 Congrafulafions fo To ' ' A NT RI KI CLAIRE LANGNER U C on her Graduation -O- ELLIOT and SHARON BEN SPERO FEINERMAN Besf of Luck on Her Graduafion To ' ' fo S I'I E I L A CLAIRE LANGNER Congrafulafions On Your Graduation -0- DAD and MOM A 8. C TOY CORPORATION Harriet and Joyce Complimenfs of CANTOR DAVID SHULMAN and RABBI YEHUDA PERKIN Glens FaIIs, N. Y. L'CHAVEROTENU HAMESAYEMOT ALU V'HATZLICHU B'nei Akiva - Bachad North America GREETINGS to All Graduates, Students, Faculty and Administration HERSH'S KNISHOP INC. HOTEL RIVERSIDE-PLAZA Gold Manor Caterers Rabbi Mordecai B. Hirsch 665-9 Willoughby Avenue Brooklyn 6, New York HY - 'I-5151 Mazel Tov and Best Wishes Congratulations to Our Niece Sl'lElLA l'llRTH on Her Graduation MR. and Mrs. S. Hirth and Daughters SUNRAY YARN CO. HAND - KNITTING YARNS 349 Grand Street New York 2, New York GR - 5-0063-4 Mazel Tov on Her Graduation to J U D Y 'O and her classmates R O C H E L L E Reverend 8. Mrs. M. Grossman Ruthy and Peninnah Mom. Dfldf lfWil1 and K9n 'Y DAIRYLEA MILK and CREAM Mazel Tov to Our Graduate .I U D l Mom - Dad and Mordechai Elyokim Compliments of LEVINE and CO., INC. 110 Worth Street THE DAMASEK'S Woodland Colony 8. Day Camp Sam and Morty WOODBOORNE, N. Y. Phones New York 13' N. Y. Woodboorne City 1219-1022 ES - 3-8261 Congratulations to the Graduates Mazel TOY and Best Wishes to ARCO N A O M I RIBBON 8. NOVELTY CO. 27 West 38th Street Mom and Dad Herb and Bob New Yofk Gloria and Josh Congratulations to To a Wonderful Granddaughter and Niece, D O 1. 1. Y The Best of Everything, Always MR. SACHS Grandma and Uncle Irving Compliments of NEW ENGLAND SMELTING WORKS, INC. West Springfield, Mass. Congratulations and Mazel Tov to ROSALIND GELLIS Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gellis Sandra and Debby Congrafulafions To Our Cousin JESSICA Mr. and Mrs. Perry Berger Alvin and Joel Complimenfs of FRIENDS of MR. and MRS. IRA SCHORR Maze, Tov and Beg, Wishes Best Wishes Upon Her Graduafion fo to E U D I C E FLORENCE APPLBAUM .-.ol -Wx.-.T Mother and Dad Hindy, Simcha and Naomi Bayside Haven Nursing Home 2855 - 2I6fh Street Bayside, New York Complimenfs of MAJESTIC DISPLAY, INC. 905-915 Stanley Avenue Brooklyn 8, N. Y. SAM HENNIE and SONS - Wholesale - BUTTER, CHEESE and EGGS Sam, George and Harvey Hennie 417 Avenue C 0 Bayonne, N. J. HE - 6-3757 Compliments of TRYLON METAL and WIRE WORKS, Inc. Mazel Tov fo CHAYA --OT Mr. and Mrs. Irving Auerbach X! XX XX ,XX X X X X XX I xx' XX Xt X1 + L Xl V 4 6 ll The best of luck all ways . . . always to TOBY from Mr. and Mrs. Schwitzer Mazel Tov to Our HADASSAH 1oT Rabbi and Mrs. Isaac and Bubi Best Wishes to To - - FLORENCE RENEE APPLBAUM G A I L on YOUI' Gl'UdUUll0l'l On Her Graduation from High School -0- from The Applbaum Family Congratulations to BEVERLY T01 Mom, Dad and Richie Mom, Dad and Arthur Mazel Tov to SYLVIA on her Graduation from Mom, Dad and Phil Mazel Tov to LORRAINE 107 Mom and Dad Susie and George Eva and Herschel Pearlie, Nachie Congratulations to Our Daughter l'l A V A T07 Dr. and Mrs. Sidney B. Hoenig and Family To Our Daughfer ARLENE Besf of Luck. ..from Mr. and Mrs. N. Silver and Family ELY'S SHOPPING CENTER INDIAN HEAD, MARYLAND TREBOR KNITTING 250 - 44th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Besf Wishes MR. and MRS. IS EICHEL MONSEY, N. Y. Compliments of MILTON S. FISHER Complimenfs of R O E B L I N G Mazel Tov fo Our DI - 2-7564 DI - 2-8381 J E S S I C A J. BERMAN and SONS -0- 96I7 Church Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wernick Brooklyn Beniamin, Nechele and Busheva Mrs. F. Simnowitz Compliments of BUFFALO BUTTON CO. 428 - 7th Avenue New York, N. Y. Congratulations to AUNT RICKI from Rochelle, Bonnie 8- Robin Feinerman To Our Niece LEAH Best Wishes for Success Always Love, Aunt Es, Uncle Leon, Flo, Mary-Jaine and Shmully Compliments of DR. and MRS. JESSE M. FRANKEL Morna and Seth To... R I C K I from Mr. and Mrs. Lifschitz and Family Best Wishes and Lots of Luck To Our Granddaughter BARBARA GARTENBERG Mr. and Mrs. Philip Klein Compliments of IRVING CLOSTER Kosher Poultry 1607 St. Johns Place PR. 2-3389 To My Granddaughter ISADORA Mazel Tov and Best Wishes for a Happy Future Your Loving Grandmother I. GOLDBERG and SONS Glatt Kosher Meats and Provisions 220 Delancey Street New York 2, N. Y. To Our Daughter and Sister ISADORA May All Your Hearts Desires Be Fulfilled Daddy, Mommy and Jean To . . . MY FELLOW GRADUATES Long Life and Happiness . . . Mazel Tov D. F. Wisconsin 7-0209 LOUIS ROSE Manufacturing Furrier 150 West 30th Street New York I, N. Y. Congratulations to BARBARA GARTENBERG Aunt Edith, Uncle Joe, Susan, Sheila, Mildred 8. Jay William ROOCHVARG'S PHARMACY 680 Woodfield Road West Hempstead, I.. I. HUBERT B. PANZER, D.D.S. Madison Ave. and North Oak Court Madison, N. J. DR. PAUL KWARTIN 'I-406 Carroll Street Brooklyn, N. Y. CHURCH AVE. LUNCHEONETTE 1915 Church Avenue BU 4-B773 Complimenfs Oo MlRlAM BRANDWEIN On Her Graduaiion Mom, Dad, Arlhur Congrafulalions io R U T H and Her Fellow Graduates from DR. 0. NAPELBAUM Dentisl 1248 - 49th Svreel Brooklyn 19, N. Y. DE 6-0333 Compliments of DAVE'S FOOD STORE 140 Roebling Sireet Brooklyn 11, N. Y. ROSENBLUM PHARMACY 55 S. 2nd Sfreel, Cor. Havemeyer Brooklyn, N. Y. EV 8-0745 GRAND KITCHEN 8- DINETTE CO 234 Keap Sfreef Brooklyn, N. Y. Complimenrs of THE HOLLYWOOD INN ln ihe Hear! of fhe Berkshires Hinsdale, Mass. ln Memory of J O E WEST END PHARMACY 1769 Bath Avenue Brooklyn 14, N. Y. Congrafulafions lo our Niece E D l T H from Aunt Rose and Uncle Moish Mazel Tov to C H A Y A Compliments of MR. and MRS. SAM ROTH MazelTov1o ISADORA Uncle Bernie and Family Uncle Leo and Family Complimenfs of I. KARSCH ' Butcher Mazel Tov and Best Wishes io IS A D O R A DR. and MRS. GROSOFF To .... . Compliments of IDEAL BUTTON CO. R IC K l 1261 Broadway from New York, N. Y. UNCLE MAX HENDEL Orders Delivered Free - NA - 8-0200 VICTORY FRUIT MARKETS Fancy Fruit and Vegetables 2290 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. TWining B-2400 DAVID W. WAKELY Music to Suit the Occasion 4l-50 7Btl1 Street .lockson Heights, N. Y. Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to my dear Granddaughter EUDICE WEILGUS from BUBBY COHEN MAX MEISLES Hardware Wholesaler 42-46 Ludlow Street New York City MR. HERMAN WEINTRAUB Compliments of COBEK LIVE POULTRY MARKET 2522 West 3rd Street Brooklyn 23, New York Compliments of CLODER CORP. ll7 Broadway New York City WO 2-0453 Compliments of RABBI and MRS. M. KORB and FAMILY Compliments of KELLER HARDWARE B88 - 3rd Avenue New York City to SUSAN WEISEL GE 6-8377 KURTZ-SCHNALL PHARMACISTS 49th Street and 13th Avenue Brooklyn, New York Congratulations to ADELLE and RUTH SEMEL and SON Compliments of BILL'S BAKESHOP 5114 Fort Hamilton Parkway To... RACHELLE Best of Luck Always PAUL NEIMAN GLATT KOSHER MEATS 425 Saratoga Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. HY 6-9282 PR a-2301 STERN'S BAKERY Artistic Wedding, Bar-Mitzvah, Birthday and Party Cakes 1062 Rutland Road Brooklyn 12, N. Y. Shomer Sl-iobbos Congratulations and Mazel To Our Daughter RHODA vto Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Seif Good Luck to ANITA BROWN PAUL'S DAIRY 81 AP 874 Hunts Point Avenue Bronx, N. Y. KI 2-5096 PETIZING Best Wishes to LILA -0- Best Wishes and Good Luck t Our Granddaughter TOBY 0 MOM and DAD M MR. and MRS. SCH ELL Compliments of LOWENS BAKERY 311 Rogers Avenue Shomer Shubbos To... SHULIE Best Wishes BOR0 PARK NURSING HOME Best Wishes to SHIFRA -0- RABBI and MRS. TEIGMAN HY 8-2864 Shorner Shabbos SPINROD'S DAIRY III Sutter Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Congratulations to RICKY SMITH MR. and MRS. ALEX LEINWEBER B78 Driggs Avenue ST 2-7607 Mazel Tov to JOYCE Upon Graduation Love, Mom, Dad, Larry and Bonnie Best Wishes to S H I F R A Mr. and Mrs. Beniam in Wexler Mozel Tov to Our Dear J U D I T H Upon Her Graduation With Love from Daddy, Mommy, Irwin and Shirley PAREE FRENCH CLEANERS 9317 cnnfnh Avenue Brooklyn 12, N. Y. on 2-3472 Congratulations to My Niece B E R N I C E Upon Her Graduation Best Wishes to S H I F R A Mr. and Mrs. A. Teigman Best Wishes to SUSAN WEISEL Mother and Dod Congratulations to JUDY EISELMAN On Her Graduation Bert and Rachelle Sorscher XVXX 1 1 ' 1 1111 1 1 ' 111 1 1 it 3 11 S 11,1 1 gl 1 J To Our Dear Daughter B A R B A R A Lots of Luck on Her Graduation Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Gartenberg Best Wishes to Our Dear Niece and Cousin BARBARA GARTENBERG MR. and MRS. BENJAMIN WINKLER and Family Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Loving Niece, I S A D O R A Bromberg and Ruvinsky's Pharmacy SANN'S BEAUTY SALON Specialized Hair Styling 730 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. PR 3 - 8380 Compliments of DR. and MRS. BARNETT I. ROMM GE - 5-5333 - Prompt Delivery Jack's Quality Fruits and Vegetables 'I306-B - 50th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Thanks ta . . . MR. HOFFMAN for his Sl1eiIonim An Appreciative Parent of a Past Graduate Congratulations to SUSAN GROSSMAN from A F R I E N D I. 8. S. JERSEY EGG RECEIVERS Hyers Road - Toms River, N. Y. 605 Glenmore Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Lots ot Luck to JUDI Mrs. Esther Rosenfeld President, Yeshiva of Brighton Ladies' Auxiliary Mazel Tov to my Granddaughter Complimems of J U DI A F R I E N D from of Zadie Pincus Roth JUDY EISELMAN Compliments of DR. AND MRS. SOLOMON .I. KESSLER 91 Lyons Avenue Newark, N. J. To SHEILA Congratulations from Uncle Jack, Aunt Esther, and Family CHIC CORSETRY Large Slcillful Corsetry Small Free Demonstration Without Obligation 5315 - 13th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. UL 'I-4900 Brachah Vehatzlachah Lenechdainu Miriam Eliezer and Leah Krulovitsky Congratulations to Our Niece SHEILA HIRTH -0- Uncle Sydney and Aunt Esther Congratulations SH El LA HIRTH from J. 8- H. Cleaners 113 Broome Street New York, N. Y. AL 4-8440 Congratulations to MIRIAM KOENIGSBERG -0- Dr. Abraham Andrews Compliments of COMMUNITY CHROME PLATING 180 Center Street New York City Congratulations to MIRIAM KOENIGSBERG from Treiber's Kosher Meat Market 601 Brighton Beach Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of Broadway Dry Goods Exchange 16 Graham Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. To JUDI Congratulations from Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Messing Compliments of KESSLER and COHN 4410 - 16th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Congratulations to JUDI LANDO an Her Graduation Mr. 8. Mrs. Sheldon I. Hertz 8. Son 4910 A 17th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. NEW DEAL TABLE CORP. 6202 - 16th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. CL - 9-2665 SOL'S FRUITS and VEGETABLES 4219 Church Avenue LEE'S GROCERY STORE 4217 Church Avenue Mazel Tov to My Granddaughter S A N D Y Love Buba With Lots of Luck to CLAIRE LANGNER -O- S. M. Coplon 81 Son Compliments of of M R S . H l L F Wishing You Lots ol Luck CLAIRE LANGNER -,,- Square Deal Stationery 8- Toy Co. Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to R U T H And Her Fellow Graduates Mr. and Mrs. Taubenblatt and Family xl XY L X . xllfl Y 8 Xt Ex f ,i ft trirr 1 ,t It ll lllxx 1 If ' f 3 X X X! ,f X X! X X X X X! XX X! fX MARGOLIS STATIONARY 4011 - 12th Avenue Broaklyn, N. Y. To Our Sister A R L E N E Gerald, Joseph and Sheldon GE 8-9650 HERSHE'S KNISHOP 4903 - 12th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. To RUTH Best Wishes from Aunt Mollie and Uncle Max Congratulations to My Granddaughter B E R N l C E On Her Graduation Harry Shapiro ES 2-B906 ALLAHAND'S RELIABLE DRUGSTORE 2082 - 86th Street Brooklyn 14, N. Y. ES 2-8906 .IEANETTE CLEANERS 2082 - 86th Street Brooklyn 14, N. Y. Congratulations to PROFFMAN'S STATIONARY 808 47th Street Ul 4-9962 WH 3-3033 N. H. NELSON, INC. Home Appliances 116 Pearl Street New York 5, N. Y. Congratulations to RUTH LERTER SHERNOFF LINCOLN Ref-lofzvous 65 Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn GE 6-9463 Shomer Shabbos Handmade Israeli Shoes 5115 - 13th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. REIS JEWELRY STORE 962 Flatbush Avenue Mazel Tov to RUTH KINOR DAVID Kosher Meat and Poultry Corp. 4708 - 13th Avenue GE 6-3877 T 0 5 l'l U Ll E Best Wishes . . . BORO PARK NURSING HOME NI 6-9312 NEWMAN and COHEN Kosher Meat and Poultry Market 2802 Avenue U Best Wishes to Our ANITA BROWN -,,- Aunt Helen and Uncle Ben Baron Heshie and Chavie Mazel Tov To Our N O R NI A Wifh Love, MOM and DAD BUBBIE GITTY and DEVORAH Mazel Tov G O L D I E On Your Graduation Love, MOM, DAD, LEONA, JOAN and LENNY Mazel Tov To My Fiancee B O B B I E On Her Graduation Stay as Sweef as You are M 0 I S H E In Honor of Our Daughfer and Sisfer -' STRICT'-Y KOSHER MIRIAM SHULAMITH S 8. B POULTRY 8' EGGS Upon Her Graduafion f I 8- Mrs. Solomon A. Koenigsberg S' Drey USS' Pmpnetor and David HOIlis 4-4555 CD P'5 '9 '5 70 Best Wishes lo JUDY EISEI-MAN SUSAN GROSSMAN Ffom G dP 'e '5 Mr. 8. Mrs. Max Grossman Mr. 8- Mrs. Fishel Miller and Family Abraham Kessler Isadore Greenberg Hy's Variety Store Mr. and Mrs. Augenbraun Tesler Pharmacy Mr. L. Schiffer J 81 H Ravitz Wilfred S. Mandelbaum Mr. and Mrs. Max Lobl M. M. Appetizers B. Ostreicher Family Irving Pollack Eddie School Supplies Blatt's Department Store Alexander Klein Morris Zivotofsky Mr. Ekstein Julie's Cut Rate Shoes Saul and Zelda Kaminsky Robbin's Pharmacy Park Surgical Company Mr. Nathan Banclwein Herbert Lapin Dr. Sidney J. Finkelstein Hochberg Brothers' Food Store Ekstein's Home Delivery Service Compliments of -- T- Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rochvarg Mandle's Custom Made Suits A to Z Luggage Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Ehrlich Bromfelds Grocery Store Mandelbaum's Bakery Klein's Tailoring Mr. and Mrs. Morris Greenwald Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Greenberger Mr. and Mrs. Emil Traub A Friend Pacitic Live Poultry Corp. K. Quality Fruit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klug Uncle Leo and Family Christine's Center Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kramer Dr. Morse Adolf Oeteerman Joyce and Myron Aunt Blanche and Uncle Samuel Mr. and Mrs. M. Steiner Mr. and Mrs. A. Lovy Grandpa Jacob Solomon Aunt Florence, Uncle Arnold and Cousins Noble Drugs CONGRATULATIONS to T H If S If N I 0 R S iKahhi sinh Hllrn. 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