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

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Yet we discarded these ruins of despair and grasped again for the heritage that we would ensure our survival, the heritage that had ensured our survival against persecution throughout the centuries-the Torah. our Tree of Life. This is the source from which we and our parents have drawn life. Every action we performed is influenced by the laws of the Torah. The Torah is the consummation of all our desires. it eliminates the waste and keeps only the good. It is the great teacher that teaches us what is good: what is life. The Torah is the past, present and future-not just of our nation as a whole but of every one of us. It is our own personal source. and. through our fulfillment of it, It takes on for us its own personal meaning. 120 WP' 02 to the fulflhnent of our ideals and the preservation of our divine heritage we graduate and anxiously greet the future Wie lcnow the spiritual nourishment with which our parents and teachers have .sustained us throughout our lives. VVe lcnow also that we, the fruits of their devoted labor, shall always strive to strengthen our linlc in the golden Chain of Am Yisroel. CONTENTS 9 - Foreword 3 Dedication 4 Administration 6 I Am A Jew hy C. Korh 7 Faculty 13 Graduates 46 Scholarship Wfinncrs 47 Diary 53 Activities 54 General Organization 55 Senior Council 56 Elchanette Staff 58 National Honor Society 59 Flame 60 Debating Team 61 Library and Service Squads 62 Basketball and Cheering Squads 64 Bookroom and CO-OP 65 Clubs 71 Chanukah Chagiga 72 Purim Operetta 73 . Charity Drive and Nlother-Daughter Luncheon 7-l Lag Blomer and Yom Haatzniaut 75 Senior Day and Sing 76 Alma Mater 77 Literature 85 Ave Atqua Vale 89 XVe Thank You ADMINISTR TIO Dr. Samuel Belkin Dr. Shelley Saphire Supervising Principal President, Yeshiva Uni versity rf? M -0' X 1.-If Mr. Samuel Levine Director 1353-N 5:s ,w-s 5: 1-rm: -rm-: n5rr: ru:-s :uw y::s 5w nmpn ni-i5-n mm: ::yr: nimnsn :urwn y:-as 5w nawpnn mmm: crm:-5: 7nr:5nwn n5s :uw y:'az-z Wm: .nmzn 1:1135 .-ring: 7:--rx 5:5 1:5 :win-ran pw z-:5 7:5 mor: ms:-n-:: .rmzcm min -5: u--m5 'un' me mm:-W ':: mmm my 5w :5iy napwn :J rc5s 'r:5: myw-n .111 :rm 'JVTWTT 'IWPFIW FHP73 'JN ,1JWDD'l'1'3 WMD DN 1113712 IDNWD ,NNY .TDQD EJ EMDR' 1DDFI'J'1'3 P31 ID'J'3 impw ms min z-:5 ir:51y ns H I1pFl z-:uw :1-mv ,c-:ms 5 m .qz-W fs KN 5sir:wj ms:x ina-npr mn naw Wy msnx n :pn5 mm: wr: mmm rm'rr:5 yun5 n51:- 5s:w-: nwszv sin rr:-1: .mw 'mn' ,s:1:n znnyw: mn in: ,nr::cy5 1-m5 5:in nm: 5:w ,135 5:-mr: -is . '-1: 'np nm ,'1: 1:5 i-5y,, P15 DUE' W i DEAR GRADUATES: Dr. Isaac Lewin Principal, Hebrew Department s Rabbi Charles Friedman Principal, English Department The faculty and administration extend their congratulations and best wishes to the members of the graduating class. During your stay with us, we have sincerely tried to direct you to understand and appreciate the ideals and way of life of the Orthodox Iewish Woman. We have tried to give you a knowledge of the society in which you live, and to prepare you for your future education. We have attempted to develop stand- ards and habits to help you carry on our tradition and to become worthy members of the community. We feel sure that the future will demonstrate that your time with us has enriched and given proper meaning and guidance to your lives. We know that we will always be proud of you and your achievements and that with the aid of the Almighty you will always act and live in the true spirit of our traditional heritage. May the Almighty grant you many years of health and happiness. Sincerely, CHARLES F RIEDINIAN by Carol Korb I ABI A -IEW'-I am proud of my heritage No iron bridge shall stand under me For in a parchment bridge lies my power- The bridge called the Torah That connects the ends of the earth IVith its starting point- XVith the land I was given -The Land of the jews. My father saw the miracle- The redemption from Egyptg Bly mother danced with Miriam By the Red Sea. Together they trembled Before the Revelation On the mountain called Sinai IVhere an inheritance was xvrit, An inheritance forever So their children could live In the land of the Jews -I must go to Israel For I am a Iexv. I am a Jew-my soul can never die For I clutch the TREE OF LIFE -I have lived through inquisitions XVars and concentration camps And still my hunters see my face- I shall not perish from this earth. My tree holds and protects me From my enemies of hate and fear She is the Torah-The Tree of Life The shield that guards me from my foe So I have learned from my rabbis and teachers And blessed are they in the world to come They have taught me my heritageg They have shown me the XVill, -Though in exile or in Israel I shall not forget my inheritance- F01- 1 AM A IEW. 9 50 The Tree of Life,s Stately trunk, upholding F A C u L 'I' Y '. f 5 b.'A 1 e-q. 'eq. .' A us with its Strength and nzzrturing us '. l. I A n with its life-Sustaining sap of knowledge A 'sfo kigx S , ..... Dr. Iechiel Lichtenstein, Hebrew Rabbi Moshe Bel-enholtz, Hebrew HEBREW Mr, Armin Steif, Hebrew i K DQJN ref... Rabbi Y. Dardac ' Mrs. Iofen Dr. I. Linik Mr. S. Silbermintz Rabbi Eli Rosenmund, Hebrew Nm 5 sms..-L Rabbi Harold Perlman, Hebrew ACULTY Mr. Isadore Hoffman, Hebrew rf f I X P- 1 eQ e Sf H NX v Miss judith Carny, Hebrew H all .Wy Div - ps- .f T' I i His ,C L 6 , X, W .. fum 'P K 'Q , KQ V E 4 Mr. Iosepli Weinstein, Hebrew .NJ Mr. Bernard Annenberg, Science Mr. Milton Spin, Mathematics 10 gf,-:L - ,li i if wx eve xl Mr. Louis Kussin, Social Studies Mr. L. Alper Mr. M. Applebaum Mr. I. Cantor Miss A. Epstein Mr. H. Epstein Mr. M. Feldman Mr. H. Fohr Mr. A. Class Mrs. E. Green Mr. E. Grossman Mrs. E. Jacobson Mr. O. Minerof Mr. H. Raab Miss S. Sonnenfeld Mr. R. Sternberg Miss Zeva Epstein, Science ! gg an ' N' N 'wr A 2 'Q . 1 V I 5 ? ' C? i I Zi g 1 3 . T I Wy? r' '52 ' 4 -X is ar .M F . N I a 1.1 , 2, 15, r x X 5' f as J :X XX A2 5 f Mr. Martin Lilker, Social Studies NSLRNO5 o C l ,Q ' J L R N G E A H R N CN . KRW 45? E if WW W Mr. Jacob Godin, Language 1 K ff ' 1 fax? 14712 ' A! , . Mrs. Gertrude Feuer, Language M11 R0bf?1'f BRSSGH, E'1:S'If5h 11 uh- UNCXCUSED Q Miss Gertrude Carmel, Secretary Mr. john Santiago -, . fi' x 'r Y 1 X I t r r ii ',if i5AVN' in myi- D -. Q' . ,,.. 1- ' 'ith 1 fi Q N Modesto Suarez QTitoJ UO Q l Q l 6 l A -1-:-W The Tree of Life,s fruits of perfection, G R A D u A T E S blossoming forth in an array of splendor as eloquent testzmony of the tree s tolls. ful- fi, 1 J Ka CECILE BAER These are the bare facts about Cecile . . . Cecile bears up under . . . editorship of the newspaper, Arista, homework, and her hair . . . with her sponge-like mind and winning ways, she has only one road open to her . . . the road to success . . . Tireless. .NSU 'IIRD NPN!!! 'VD 'HJ 1v, . Q NAOKII BAUKIOI.. A true i'Crown Heights product . . . noted for her humor and her good nature ...has problem-where to go, basketball practice or ballet? . . . Naomi is, was, and will be an asset wherever circumstances will find her . . . Demure. .VWYEI DTN f'l?3W' WWND TID 'PR BRENDA BEHRNIAN A peaches and cream complexion . . . capped by a very feminine boyish haircut . . . Bensonhurst bom and bred . . . has distinction of being a senior freshman . . . Robust. :gn 'gn' n'uy'7 Aga .OOD T. L.ers CTalmud Loversl BARBARA R. BERCER Mischievous Barbara is always at the scene of the crime . . . but never at the punishment . . . kindhearted . . . was voted Best Aunt of the Year by her 3 nephews . . . Cv class ping pong champ is always energetic . . . .D'1'7W 1157111 D1'7'l7 DIFITN ,- O 1 X xx X ffvfrrvrr -'-nu ,- 40 'ef' fwvv- Yoifre not losing cz nickel: Yozfre gaining Hue flbsj CE. Lifschitzl 1C 'P EVELYN R. BERNSTEIN Outstanding without a doubt . . . close friend of principal . . . making great ucoutactsn nowadays . . . rose to great heights during her four years to fix many a fluorescent light . , . great supporter of class auctions . . . Okay Barbizon, here she is . . . ready and willing . . . Statu- csque . . . .FIND FIJIVJ F1210 NWN NIARILYN B. BLATT A ripple of laughter can always be found in still water . . . unpredictable . . . sin- cere . . . an optimist till the end . . . great admirer of Euclid . . . even greater ad- mirer of Punchy '... That's our Mimi. with the winning smile and Rock and Roll Record . . . Softspoken . . . .apw rmm bip ltgll S-r RACHEL BODNER The girl with the envied complexion . . . known for her hearty laugh and ability to get into unbelievable situationsn. ., Certain to win an Oscar for being the World's Greatest VVorrier . . . class pes- simist . . . voted lotto Queen by Hebrew Teachers . . . Thumbs down on lipstick, the secret to her success . . . Winsome. .I'11 1ITI DR 'IIDDH ?'lI'iDD 1FlT N Q- ' ANNETTE BRAFMAN Annette has a flair for doing things . . . Former Beth Jacobian refomied by Cen- tral . . . remembered for her chic ap- pearance . . . as head of the service squad she used her valuable asset-neat- ness . . . Petite . . . .Vw 111 nv min w:'7n nn' Beat you to it! tj. Chodesh, R. Lasher, H. Bronstein, M. Pollakj -4 .3 K Lf Z .JT 5, ,, L.,-. 'Q F5-,N ' X Y -. REBECCA BRILL R. B. Real B'nai Akivanick . . . has the distinction of having the shortest pony tail in the longest growing time . . . al- ways one for P's and Q's.. .philosophical questions . . . her doodling during class provided the art material for the news- paper . . . Eamest. .UW C1152 11111 WND? QP I .1 . ,I Look ma, no cavities! CE. Lifschitz, S. Schiftenbauer, D. Neustader, E. Schroitk HANNAH BRONSTEIN School comedienne . . . with an unbeat- able combination of poise, talent and personality . . . creator of unbelievable situations in class room . . . Variety night and operetta show stopper . . . Captivat- ing... -D 7DD VD' WBDD H532 'NUR HD' FIWR JUDY BUNINI Admired for her poise. envied for her beauty . . . the epitome of social achieve- ment . . . started social whirl with Hrst sweet sixteen party . . . collects slightly used R. J. J. yamulkas . . . Gendlerls only f'Pet . . f'Does she or doe-sn't she ..,she's a natural . . . Lovely. .in n':-yu Diana :fra NAOMI BURSTEIN Dresses as charming as she acts . . . acts as charming as she is . . . the Burst'n artistic talent has been a necessary ele- ment in our sings and school productions . . . She is a real Bubila . . . Precious. .'l I'Il TTETJDN PDT USR H BRYNA CHABNEY Stands out in any crowd . . . with her hair as black as ebony . . . skin as smooth as caramel...and a personality just as sweet . . . Bryna was the oomph behind the co-op . . . has a mischievous twinkle in her eyes . . . Aniicable. .nwynn Rbx 'spy wvmn R5 in... DEANNE CHILL Providence's precocious present . , . Soph- omore head of service squad, kept school spotless . . . loves bowling, Iceland, and Yehudi Menuhin . . . voted Yamulka Queen by Y. U. boys . . . outstanding clebater . . . sure to drive them nuts at Stern . . . Class Capitalist. .nn1'Jv ,wx DVORAH CHILL The original shvesta kint . . . does everything from Sing to Arista . . . from livening up the seniors to debating team . . . graceful skater adomed with beauti- ful sweaters . . . ready, willing, able English editor . . . Alert. .TlJ'7D 537 I'1 757 HRT ,TTI W79 D113 11131 Sure hope it's not soft-boiled! CE. Levenson, C. Goldbergl 'im' JUDY CHODASH Vivid imagination-sees all . . . have pen will write . . , inspiration from Maharal . . . gentlemen prefer blonds- She's a Bonnie? girl . . . Sparkling. .ini 55373 May I please leave the room . . . 15? ETHELEA COHEN Accomplished singer and clialil player . . . instilled on seniors inittcn-making inood . . . only one to reacli Mr. Steif's composition qualifications . . . admired by all who know lier . . . .nba 'ry nbiy :iw nw wnsi nn ann: nwiw X N E f W X N ,zshrqil I , - r 1-rwnft , 'l fa RIIRIABI DOMINITZ American Salvrv . . . this all around ml is our most Capable loader . . . l choirs. and Elclianette stall . ed our sinffc mcinlmcr of Arista . . . won the lic-irts of, all witli lier warm and Charming person ality . . . The Greatest. .J'L7Y'2 DWF -8 TRINA DYCKMAN XVeakly dieter . . . an eight-term cheerleader . . . great follower of the North Star . . . worked on art stall: of the Elchanette . . . tried her hand at every math in the books . . . always ready to give propaganda for Rlizrachi . . . Pe-rt. .n':1:E' 'nm ry if -rf BARBARA ELBAUM Bounced in late but . . , remained to go through many hair styles . , . Barbara reminds us of pink champagne . . . bubbly and . . . rosy cheeked . . . 'We enjoyed her unchanged smiling disposi- tion for three years . . . Thanks Bobbi . . . Enthusiastic. .nrpnwu bint: mari Tan 'wh 115: .4 5 A! Getting ready for Mr. K QF. YValdmanl I.: A --3-g L ixf' i 3 NL Ui Ce' caps 1- -1 Oli' Qu ive ,. Et . If 1NA1.ENGLANDER Ina is the proud owner of a pug nose that hasn't been tampered with . . . an average that is the enxy of many and a personality to match . . . Ierseyite Veep does a heap of work . . . and more . . . Refined. .DTR7 DVIXTK 'FYI ITD 53277 In 'NEST r1IIncr's class. Sharing zz simchu. CI, Chodesh, R. Shelkowitzj ,ww aw 'wi Q if .,,.1 ' I ' ,V my Q iv. , 1 -' mx l B ,I Oli-fs.. ' l SARAH Y. FAIN Lover of children . . . was eager for a T. A. Central Merger-too late now . . . Introduced us to starch white collars . . . immaculate . . . our non-paid secretary . . . Competent. .pain nw: rvby Wino? im: ff 'ffevl CORINNE FISCH Corinne entered class in wild sophomore year . . . contributed to class qualities herself . . . best of all she added to the merry confusion as the second Chaya FlSCllU...1l1ClHlJE'I' of the select Spanish six, but still maintained her oxford accent . . . Modest. .D'J'PTJ UNH I lL'77'l FIN! HELEN Rl. FISCH Helen's sun-lamp turned her hair a Hschy color . . . as she hooked herself a black wardrobe -... netted the presidency of Arista . . . and the pseudonym of Chaya Fisehu from Maple St ,... our best eateh the friendship of Helen . . . Original. .':'rnnn wa 'n mm' nwx BARBARA E. FORST Poise . . . black hair fashioned in the latest style . . . a name that teachers in- sist on pronouncing Frost, '... What has she done? . . . nothing except becom- ing an Arista member . . , Co-editor of the Elchanette . . . Scholarship winner . . . liked by all .... -X ccomplishecl. .news new 5:w naw: hiv' ROS.-KLIE FR.-XNKEL Roses are red . . . and so is Rosalie . . . always read-y' '... violets are blue . . . as Rosalie . . . a true blue blood of Arista . . . colorful Hebrew editor of the news- paper. and bright head of Chagim Com- mittee . . . She will always be in the pink with us . . . Conscientious, .DTITHH TJ 31171172 'n-ff GLORIA FRIEDLER Treasury gal in action . . . class cookie, banana and tuna fish supplier . . . knack for getting teachers into C-R-A-Z-I-E-S-T predicaments . . . distributes all the news that's Ht to print . . . saves unfit news for appreciative back row . . . Treasur-er. .'lR'1 'IDIZ7 1JJ'Y 'TWH B6L'f,l0L'C'l'lA,S' Fift1zf4 ij. Clioclash. C. Sonnenfelcl. R. Grossman. S. Fain, XI. Dominitz. H. Bronstein, XI. Pollak, Y, Sendcrowitz, F. Srebro, R. Lasher, H. Sternbergr iv ll S 1 ' 't S1 T 1 -.,,...-. 'mr bf' ,EM HANNAH FUCHS Known to all as just wonderful Hen- chie . . . great traveler . . . to be found here, there, and everywhere . . . a lively story teller helping to keep us awake in class . . . popular with all . . . Priceless. .in mx: bmw' nun NX 'x KX J J He's studying tn be u principal. Clvlr. Cendlerj fi? -Lf NQ'-va-5 ROCHELLE FUCHS MICHELLE CANZ Freckle face Fuchs . . . Senior Class One of the Big Three' '... redhead President . . . East Side good will ambas- without a temper . . . great supporter of sador to Y. U. H. S .... accomplishecl Maybelline . , , one of the lucky eight to pianist . . . has that Chemise Look . . . remain in sten class . . . loves to play makes a pretty picture . , . Generous. Mah Jong . . . owns stock in Kleenex .mam mm. mm, Corp .... Animated. ny: N:':- rvnpn 23 N nts. .io A is-O PEARL GAYER Mr. Steifis dikduk girl . . . her quiet manner brought forth many a brain- storm . . . speaks fluent Hebrew '... and Sephardit too . Q. . always manages to get her point across . . . My heart is in the east' '... a welcome addition . . . .DYJ 'DTT H'DT'l AVIVA CERSHUNI Possesses worldly knowledge . . . is ready to refute all remarks with great logic . . . expert at using dance as an instrument of expression . . . backbone of the Hebrew Dance club . . . our suc- cessful functions are due to her partici- pation , . . Versatile. .n1 711f: pw: ns .e- 1+ KJ 3 RWM! T 4E x M ci' f EEXYJIEEXY-.NIINEY-MOE if ESTHER CEXVIRTZ Esther may have had Mordechai, but our Esther has her davening class' pro- tection from Human . . , She refrains from Hamantashen. or any other caloric delicacy for very unobvious reasons . . . as Queen Esther counseled the Iews . . , so our Esther counseled us as Presi- dent of the Senior Council . . . Efli- cient . . . .nixva '73 Wy: 'fn mzwil Wnox 'Fl!'1'I l .rs V. , ' For this we cut? CC. Fisch, N uv I if-as-was REBECCA CEWIRTZ Connecticufs kaniving cackled . . . Pearl- marfs pet peeve . . . led class as presi- dent . . . writes poetry . . . Waterbury Gazette headlines Becky goes on diet . . . loses tail' '... Iovial . . . .UTM 'IDI 'IDWYFI TTY '15 FN . Klass, E. Cohenj pf Y yur? i NAOMI GLEICHER Outstanding qualities . . . words fail us for description . . . 'WVhen cometh such another fShakespeareJ . . . Respected . . . .IHH73 'NDI 'DIRT FITTTDJ 'If' jimi CAROL COLDBERC She's got the vocabulary that keeps us rolling . . . she Morehs the Morahs and Morahs the Morehs . . . Latin Lover . . . blond, blue eyes . . . a combination hard to heat . . Spicy wit . . . .oz 11112 on bf LIBBY GOLDBERG Libby is our own Lib-ahn with a truly golden heart . . . a finalist in the SAT scholarship gave her the distinction of being the first in school history to do this . . . an eager student, we wish her success . . . lnquisitive . . . .nw pbn ru 'IIIN5 nwpi ymwb 'wma X i 5. L IUDY COLDMAN Judy comes to us from afar . . . loves to knit . . . won Hoffman over by knitting him a scarf . . . ardent follower of Dior . . . style conscious . . . member of Freshman council . . . Well traveled . . . .nw1:5 'mnwxi ww ,nb nnwy n r:nr: 'N 596- PEARL CREENBAUM Envied for her curly hair . . . pemizment Pemianent . . . diligent worker . . . she talks fast and always has the correct answer . . . has the neatest comprehen- sive notes due to her two years of steno . . . She's a Gem. .5DNh N'7 H1529 DFI5 X e 2' INK fi l It should lmppvn to us. LINDA GREENFIELD Legal hostess of own Boro Park home centeri' . . . can write prose or poetry for any occasion . . . activity editor for yearbook . . . tests no-doze before tests . . . both pass . . . loaded with special Hizm'e's from special people . . . Leiba- dick. .D 'l73I'lTD fl'7D1 D'Pn73?J FDU XJ TI- 'Q t , l 4 l f X V-Xl, f , N q ' Q l Q lx t rx ffjx.. l 'CJ iv- K--,,,.,f Covering cracks. QR. Frankel? ,,,nn-4-. RUTH GROSSNIAN . . . Always at the top of her class . . . She proved to be a great playwright by saving many a Central assembly . . . dry humorist . . . models . . . Feuer's pet without trying . . . a rather unique ac- complishment . . . our marvel-does travel . . . Witty . . . .TJTYFI DJW FIPUVJ .. I li l' .L'-,I fiin' Qt, I, fl V 1 ix 3 fm va 6 S' t---v CAROLYN HAUT , . . Chippie will always he remembered for the fiery way shc fought for what she thought was right . . . member of Service Squad . . . avicl reader . . . fav- orite pastime-eating . . . plans to go to Brooklyn to pursue her M.R.S .... Charming . . . .flfvl FIDJJ DW!!! DVDDTT .M-1: qgx A iv- BITA ISRAEL A mathematical ability put to use as head of the Math Club . . . Vice presi- dent of Arista . . . a Screwball for un- screwing Central's screwed chairs . . . artistic ability . . . enhanced by her apple cheekecl cheeks . . . Sweet . . . .IN WDWN H73Dl'l III Im pretty funny, arerft IP CML Gencllerl 1 vi Hail, CHoffmanD NAOMI KLASS A real Brooklyn Dailyv . . . a Pioneer in the select Spanish class . . . spent a year with an unpredictable typewriter . . . A uklassical Singer . . . Good Humored . . . .mu nb 2n'n4n nn pnvw naw 111 mn mm 'PW' ROCHELLE KLAUSNER Shelly . . . busy career girl . . . models OVVH clothes . . . dances, too . . . one of the Stem group . . . modulated voice able very gentle in manner . . . Lov- .qbm mm bn1,,y uw 'mn nm in Y X5 R 2' W 'A lah- Qs ' N BEVERLY KLEIN VVitty Spanish student . . . eager bev- er ly '... likes Y.U.H.S. enough to bring along younger edition . . . her sweetness never leaves a bad after taste...Cahn... .DYJ 'VBR WIT V113 2 'H We . ' gg-fx Qtzv' CAROL KORB Chicago WVhite Socks fan . . . spar- kling accent . . . Arista member . . . sure to make best seller list-with novel, sliort story or poetry . . . Centralized Benos girl . . . first step to fame-school Alma Mater . . . actress . . . Refreshing . . . .EFJWII 'ITD TWDDHJ JN Mayor leagues KS Lipnack, R. Fuchs, M. Rabinowitz, M. Ganz? HEDY KUFLICK Priceless voice . . . provides us with free entertainment . . . her sketches prove more interesting than those in an art museum . . . Hedy's punctilious notes and perfect manners endear her to both teachers and students alike . . . Trust- worthy . . . NNPDPD 1h73Dl'I ,1I'1?3DI'I'7 NDTWP 'INDH HNVW '73 -r lk, N x Qu'-X J:- ' x MARTHA KUBTZ Sleepy head but always stayed awake -long enough to excell in Navie class . . . intelligent Martha pursues math courses . . . pal of the Dewy Decimal system . . sum total-Arista . . . Dreamer . . . .HDDFI D'y1JY NNT Double feature. KL. Greenfield? fik 7--v ROSALIE LASHER Being one of the brightest in the class . . . never made her immune to class crime and punishment . . . joined the volleyball team in time to see it dis- solve . . . eccentric dresser . . . Inde- scribable . . . .npinw - rmnnb :wo .2 , ELEANOR B. LEVENSON Lilker's private summer secretary-winter student . . . ardent Van Cliburnn fan . . . member of debating team from way back . . . practices Hlibustering in most classes . . . interests include Russian and law . . . plus more . . , Determined . . . .UPJDH nun 11:1 173 f rx fi 'Q' X 1.17 il ESTHER LEVINE Has risen from C lass to cl A ss . . . creative imagination . . . writes well in any language . . . has complete digest of everyones notes . . . Attentive diciple . . . .Jin 'wx moan: :bn 12: nwxvn n'1:'1 Q0 rmf mike R CONFIDENTIALLY, MY COMPETITORS arc' ll bunch of bums qv- ffl ESTHER LIFSCHITZ Strawberry blond hair . . . fieriest mem- ber of basketball team . . . manages to secure that green stuff for Flame by hook or crook . . . outspoken . . . un- limited energy . . . Ambitious . . . .'l'WJ'I TTRW TD 'UDB W. ff ' Two got the money Two want the phone Wonit it be funny If nobocIy's home? CC. Goldberg, H. Fisch, B. Forstl if .1-. s 1-rf NIOLLY E. LIND A picture of health, our Malkie holds the best attendance record in the school . . . member of the Barber shop Quartet . . . President of Mickey Mouse club . . . thrives on crossword puzzles and argu- ments with Mr. Steif . . . the terror of the back staircase . . . a Queen . . . .ws pinw Nba' nz SHEILA LIPNACK The squad is in a huddle, Sheila's at the head . . . Mah Iongg enthusiast . . . one of the first to have gumption to do away with pony tail fad . . . Pretty face that will do justice to any haircomb . . . Booby doll . . . 112' NTI 'PY JIU fvi SUSAN MATKOXVSKY Enriched with Massad vocabulary . cottage cheese, chocolate bar fan . . . would rather expand with the former . . . and expend with the latter . . . Susan is the rare blessing . . . a student with loads of spirit . . . Pleasant dispo- sition . . . .mix nrvn m rm'E' J. .7 .W -J-J Q' w---v PHYLISS RIOTECHIN Xlotech . . , alias coffee girl . , . hcld as motto L :Sz Rl CLilker and Xlotechl . . . pre-test lecturer . . . Bobbfs advisor . . . distributes mail to Pedagogues each morn . . . receives own male each eve . . . She's a bird CTziporahl . . . Unique . . . F153 HUDW DDJ A13 'cv -X ix qs.-.,, TOBY NEYYXI.-KN Toby is one of the l've got the cutest nephew in Crown Heights crowd, that lives in XVilliamsburg . . . Toby is Tovah at business managing . . . ice skating . . . and yearly lark to Lakewood . . . proud pupil converted to proud professor on Sundays . . . Persuasive . . . .numb :muy 'ry 'num 'Xt r 1 1, -V I Q . ,g - . 'Q 'N-S DORIS NEUSTADER Old line of Neustaclers was renewed with our Doris . . . Connoisseur on clothing . . . everlasting blush . . . stately and queenly . . . a favorite guest of Garten- berg and Schecter, Liebowitz and others . . . we can't blame them . . . Serene . . . .TTTYUX H1373 T15 rS ?it 1 x. ,,, r . fi '50 A , 1 Q I l .J xl 4 l 4 '. 'Ju' r 1 tg.,- .-'I 5 X It A - A.. Y .,,-, T110 Rumlmnz llambo. LE. Schroit, T. Newman, F. XValdmanl Q Y gt fm NAOMI NUSSBAUNI Our overactive Ads for the Elchanette or no picturesn manager . . . Naomi of the Bible couldn't possibly be sweeter . . . her charm is but equalized by her brains which led her into Arista . . . Chainaf- dick . . . .VJYI INVI 'ID FWDWD A.. - , V l. t .s- J if ,x fi . -fi 1 Z i 9 tc M 7 L x .-'R' Y? S. 'W Heis just CI fellow who canlt say yes. fRabbi Friedman, M. Dominitzl JANET OSELKA Jeanette, janet, Olshin . . . all add up to one vivacious Oselka-spelled without an apostrophe . . . always knows the latest songs . . . spirit of free periods . . . our behind the scenes success for the Purim Operetta . . . quick with the quip . . . Keen . . .nnmv - :'r 'ww fx MYRNA POLLAK The girl whose typing ability saved an entire VVorld History class . . . This brought her the typing eclitorship of Elchanette' '... loves science, music, bowling and sadistic jokes . . . never the less-is sweet and gentle . . , Grand . . . .I'11D' DUB TID! D18 'PD DR 'DPU 'TTI 3 MYRA RABINOXVITZ First and foremost with all the latest styles . . . Spends most of her time shortening hemlines on numerous skirts . . . heads Art club . . . talent is well remembered back in the good old days with Mrs. Jacobson . . . Striking . . . -DUB TD WDW If' , --- . 1 X 'lil 'J til-iv R522 i fp ll' ,my is In X 1 l N- w at JJ1 TRUDY ROSEN Eye catching cheerleader . . . ear catch- ing voice . . . meticulous about man-y things . . . hair styling moods varying . . , Sheis a Rose'n our midst . . . Sleek qnwi' nnn :E-ni wnw L ...I 'C' Say t'11ee.s't'. CR. Cewirtz, I. Buniml ROSLYN ROSENBERG Stately comic . . . trigger quick at back talk . . . inquisitive Israeli-but well versed . . . surprises teachers by fre- quently correcting them . . . lover of outdoors . , . Xlr. Gcndler's Shakespearean expert . . . Carefree . . . .Hl'i'3!L'1 H533 JPY' DJYFTLZ' X fe- SP' A l It 5 t X X. ., .Ji ..l Stop looking at us in that tone of voice. QC. Friedler, S. Fainj SYLVIA ROSNER Graceful ice skater . . . the cause of suclclen sprouting of Israeli blouses . . . reminiscent . . . perfect features fit a perfect face . . . Pretty .'1Tl 'PDVJD 'TWH 1.-STZER-2:- :S 44.3 . X :LYfffi:t'1i3? i27QirfTf'zffwizl V f'Si '1-':g': :sg- 1-X11 -1 F2115-:,gfg . eggs--1-.'iEf:1,:g-'frf-5 ,ww . V KBAQX. .... Q X. , by . X . N, u.. . xt. is 3 ,M L. i Q .--.gs:i,g::.,. -, . A MQ..-0 esta.-.ss .- f -V .- - . x Y ,fsH1?ii ' QS. .nnmhs my iff, 'ity 1 xi SANDRA A. SANIET Sandy will always be remembered for her crinolines . . . has energy without limit . . . never to be seen doing nothing . . . lias clcvotccl her time and talent to art work on the Elclianette . . . served on service squacl . . . superior sten student ...Lively... .nwxw 'ry drw nmnwi X I xl T- --vx l-s-, SUSAN SCHIFFENBAUER 45 record on 78 speed . , . believes foun- tlations are tlie key to a girls success . . . smart, sweet, smiling . . . lbcst example- our Susie . . . Cute ?I1'1Dl'I H73 - HUP TWT ELAINE SCHROIT Director of ever so popular Scliroit,s Boarding liouse' '... answers to the name Elkie . . . similar to ,59 Clirysler-dashing plus that forward look . . . exliuberant, exliilerant, extrovert . . . .ni nvwx wawm 'lon 3' 5 l A, 7 I aff F. .8 3 I i - Q ix v Qs-Q i LORRAINE SCHWARTZ Lorraine, our Pot Clieese Queen is Car- 1U6l,S girl Friday . . . constantly remind- ing us to be diet conscious, slie liopes to become a clietician . . . blue eyed recl- liead . . . Mr. Becker's pride and joy . . . Deft . . . .DTD VDW73 DW ITU Come my tan faced children -W'czIt WVl1itman Ctop row: Pearl Slilissel, Judy Chodesli, sitting: Frieda XVeinstock, Felice XVitztuml ,MX Q- Nur' YOSPA SENDEROWITZ Captain of Lebavitcher Rabbi cheering squad . . . heads advanced tooters and whistlers . . . takes lessons from The Rabbi D Cswitchboard etc.D . . . Friendly .TUVTITI DN DJFITN eel ,Qi Opposites attract. fMadame Feuer, Mrs. Tesselll surf HARRIET SEPTINIUS Synonymous with her name is the word Art . . . her talent was recognized in her capacity as Art Editor of the Elchanette . . . made Dennis the Menace a popular character in school . . . always in de- mand at election time . . , Agudanick . . . Creative .wxsnnb '1' nwyrn 4-'ff 'inf SHEILA SHAPIRO Enthusiastic chalil player . . . snake charmer . . . devotes free periods to office work . . . has unique diet of cake and cookies . . . acquired business skills in typing class . . . Considerate . . . .xxni 'rn bin mmf ex i. , o fi .Mm ,Q 'W-5, qu-fr--Q ROSELYN SHELKOVVITZ Come and kiss the blushing bride . . . our first Kalah is also famous for her lovely voice . . . she sang at school func- tions and for the Mayor at City Hall . . . also served as senior class president . . . Berlin is where her future rests . . . Clow- ing ' ' - .mv rmiyw n'r: ff You thought you saw me Cheating! ff ' V Q.. SANDRA SINGER Inventor of Singer Crocheting machine . . . one of the Arista-crats . . . the only Singer,' who isn't a prima dona . . . scientific psycologist . . . Helpful . . . .YTD 101 RT' DDU 'X Q an-, CHARLOTTE SONNENFELD Lottie . . . angelic face with clevlish sparks keeps us rolling with her witticisms . . . School is a family affair . . . Lotta fun . . . Happy . . . .THW5 DHD 3f'l'!1 WTI . . i . H ns! X The pause that refleshes. QD. Neustader, L. Greenfield, C. Waldmunl em rf. 'af X ,. . tw ' . 515 -sr' PEARL SPIEGEL Good things come in small packages . . . this one contains il N. Y. state scholarship . . . n philosophy fiend . . . an idealist . . . and someone who prefers arm chairs in lounge to woodcn chairs in chumash class . . . Inspired . . . .mnwnm zuwnlr D'Tlf'R rm nnm x'm'1 if FRIEDA B. SREBRO The girl who brought the Ynmulka craze to Central . . . Aside from getting orders from teachers, she headed the Yiuuulka club as u Sophmorc . . . plans to follow her sister to Israel in the near future . . . Skilled . , . .HDI 113120 H591 HINDA STERNBERG Hindy . . . no relation to Eco teacher . . . Sweet as can be-never stern . . , She's got the cutest little baby face . . . silence is golden . . . Expressive . . . .'7R'llL J TTU' 'IDVJD I k' ',,. r A :Q i . . x. .tI.f.:siE Rr-XSHI STOLZENBERC i'Yiddisha Xleicleli' brought a real chassi- dik spirit into the classroom . , . Beneath her quiet self we found a sense of humor . . . she often surprised us with answers of her own interpretation . . . Kept li- brary alive with Nigunim' '... Inter- preter . . . Jn? iww' wp fl, ns--4 'visjg in QT Q Q! HELEN STONE CAROL RUTH TISSEB Busier than the citizens of Troy . . . as 'Tiss a mystery . . . how Carol combines president of school . . . member of basketball and poetry. . .Elchanette and arista . . . Helen Stone . . . more precious bowling . . . humor and sincerity . . . than gems . . . more brilliant than dia- 'Tis no mystery . . . She's Creative . . monds . . . more modest than pebbles Radiant . . . Talented . . . . . . Capable . . . ,-13 -px mm 7151 153 Law X - , it lv A M' X .wnzrmn rye: Escape CR. Hosinking, M. Lind? rnauvsupa 7--- Zh sa. - en, -.l I i' l1t.:..gxx,., , W.. J-- Mx, ,-ff: is is-dl SHULAMITH VIM Boro Park Shulamitli gal from Bais Yaakov . . . dark haired Seniorita . . . Godin's specialist in conjugating verbs . . . quiet, but worth listening to . . . Valuable . . . .z::'r:::n5 npvfw ns' Hels got the whole class in his hands. fMr. Lilkerb YN CHARNE E. WALDMAN Photo fiend . . . busily secures pictures of teachers in all kinds of actions . . . future Israeli American . . . Competes with Rabbi Berenholtz for cutest dimples . . . evaluates wear and tear of everything . . Haimishe Madel . . . .mann 'rw mix 111: nnnm: un -'Li' FAY KVALDMAN VVins hands down as the biggest sneezer of the Senior class . . . Capitalist: deals in babies and kosher l'Pesnch products . . . Dictator-head of service squad . . . Fay,'voring arguments . . . Bubbling . . . JH HRT' DWR Lu KELDA YVALLER Typing editor of Flame . . . Her sympa- thetic ear makes her a sympathetic lis- tener . . . typed her way through numer- ous history assignments . . . renewed our faith in diets . , . Our own Louella . . . .mbw nininfni 'rs WV, H ,f-5,1-If A f-4 59 9 REBA XVEINER Sweetly pleasing in manner . . . Con- seientious . . . adheres to the motto Think before you speak . , . speaks French with a continental touch , . . Reserved .TWDJ WDW! V5 7311 SL'l'L'llf1l inning stretch, CH. VVolf, C. Sonnenfeldl ? ng-f' FRIDA XVEINSTOCK A better South American dish than Eneliilada Frida is truly amazing . . . always coming up with a Tanach quote to surprise at teacher or class . . . devoted to library and service squad . . . studious . . . brains are matched only be her sin- cerity '... Muy bien . . , .inibxn 'wyn 'aw 5:1 Xl XX. WI 1 I wif gi ek V tr G lx L1 fi it I - I I X Li 1 I N XX if , FELICE WITZTUM Dynamic leader of the debating team . . . prefers front seat-it's Wl'12lt,S up front that counts . . . beauty and brains com- bined . . . long haired music lover . . . member of National Honor Society . . . Eloquent . . . .fl7DDI'l TTPD 57171 ,TNI Q-, HELEN VVOLF A lamb in wolf's clothing . . . softens the blow of defeat as witty sports editor of Flame . . . up on all current events . . . flattering hair styles . . . looks and talent . . . can pass screen test . . . Appealing .nun mnx mnx J x x 'X X . 'x . X THE BEGINNING OF THINGS TO COME H41 A x 'IW X Cecile Baer Rebecca Brill Barbara Forst Rosalie Frankel Aviva Gershuni Libby Goldberg Rita Israel Pearl Spiegel Helen Stone Tlze Tree of Lifefs euaneseem' lef1L'e.s', failing quickly into .seeming oblivion to lae replaced by new Ones, lmf nererflzeless' D I A R Y 6'l1,QI'IlL'lHg deep wiflzin our llC'I1l'f,S' flre C'L7CI'llI.S'l'll1g memory of zznforgeffflble experienc'e.s'. jf-x Dear Rabbi Friedman, XVe enter-inexperienced, naive, shy, little Freshmen. , . It doesnlt take us long to change . . . Two weeks later, lo and behold -120 experienced, naive, shy little freshmen...How did we achieve this sudden success? . . . It was Freshmen Day, the devil in disguise. . .XVe then joined Friedmanis chain gang-A weekis detention to make us Menscl1enP?P...Speaking of menschen, we must mention Ted Kallner . . . The most, to say the least . . . But Mr. Kallner, I canit take a bath today-It's only Tuesday . .. Teddy left his paw mark on Friedler by engraving POKIOSTONE on her arm . . . Not only that, but Trina D. made a big slip and walked right out of it. ..You then introduced us to the men in the white jackets, with the little bottles . . . psh . . . big deal . . . Mrs. Green preached, so we became experienced, worldly, shy little freshmen . . . XVe must . . . VVe must . . . lVe must increase our brains . . . A word to Rozzie P.-She who indulges . . . bulges . . . No language, so we resorted to our 'KVomit means of communication . . . Poor Paul Ravetch Won our sympathy . . . XVe vowed to be good like mothers-in-law should . . . But our sympathy ended where Ruthie Tager began . . . The incident came to a close with dictator Helen VVfs composition SCENT- RAL . . . Rabbi Berenholtz left us for an operation . . . Asiya, Central's answer to Castro, arrived . . . Mrs. Jaffe made citizen- ship education-almost nice . . . Big Bob bugged us with this whopper: 'tHow many rocks are there in Bermudafl' '... Sandra Samet lost her appendix . . . We lost the Sing, in spite of our Freshman alma mater . . . XVho said it's unheard of? . . . Deanne elected Service Squad head . . . Class dis-stink-tion pretty smelly . . . Marty taught elementary '... added 1 L 1 and got . . . married . . . Rabbi Friedman you tried same, but got 2 . . . We discovered T.A. in time for co-ed Lag B'omer outing . . . This turned out to be the last one, so its a good thing we enjoyed ourselves . . . XVe now become experienced, worldly. forward, little freshmen . . . Very truly yours, Dear Rabbi, Upon entering these rusty gates of learning, we were in- formed of our new title: Queasy Quaflrates Can A.B.C. and D. squarel . . . Mrs. Crenoport Cwe never could decide between Crenovich and Rappaportj taught heredity for nine months . . . S'cool inside, result: s'warm home . . . You guided our trip to the Islands of Langerhans where we met Mrs. Jacobson leading her Hudson Seal . . . Soon after, we received our CPA certiHcate fCopper Pounding Associatesj as a compensation for our expul- sion from the United Benevolent Brass Breakers CUBBB quietj. We joined Mrs. Green's salon for weight losers and received our Iirst-aid diplomas with Barbara F. as the victim . . . If the kings ride on horses, what do the Central Queens ride on? . . . The BMT subway, of course. Rabbi Perlman engaged + Rabbi Perlman married I two free periods, even though you didn't know about them . . . A stroke of the pen got us excused admits, even though you didn't know about them . . . We took our third language without knowing our first-you knew about that one. Mr. Ravetch awoke in a daze as the girls danced the CONGO- OOH . . . The sing Sing Sing was sung . . . Hide the dirt some- where else was the slogan of our Garbage Drive . . . The window was openg Trudy R. was about to jump. The whistles blew -but she was caught in the shades and colors of Mrs. Jacobson. ' XYho wants a fire drill? XVe want a fire . . .Angry room 28 voted for Mickey Mouse instead of Howdy Doody . . . Miss Epstein taught us our pre-Iofen senior course for girls who want to know or for girls who want to say no. VVe could have used some of your opinions on the subject, Rabbi . . . Rabbi Perlman went into competition with Macys Nut Department . . . The Ford- ham Baldies mistook Mr. Spin for their leader. While conducting a seance with Dr. Beigleman as medium, we contacted the ghost of Chippy H .... Tziporah Magnani played opposite Burt Beigleman in the award winning Rose Tattoo . . . Famous last words: I wouldn't say this class is boring, but there are 62335 squares on the ceiling, plus one in the front of the room. Sincerely yours, viaeeeoaaamv- Q 35 'F......Q....... 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WVe were back to ABC's . . . To needy juniors-Mr. Steif . . . for two periods . . . YVe were called down to Mr. Lilker: Q. YVhat do you plan to do when you graduate? A. You mean if I graduate, don't you?', Q. Don,t be funny. How about Stern Collegeffw A. 'Speaking of being funny-letis not be ridiculous . . . Suddenly every teacher resembled Alfred E. Newman . . . Mr. Beigleman left . . . his poor excuse being beit mishugim poh' . . . and we thought he'd come up with something new . . . Madame Feuer blew her top and got a new one . . . Mr. Bassell set new standards for compositions: Chew it up and spit it outw . . . Moreh, have you got a five letter word for lotto? The fire in the boys bathroom last year prevented us from having another Variety Night . . . But Rabbi, Central is only y' for-oh forget it! . . . Overjoyed to hear Mr. Cendler doing great j in assistant principalis exam . . . We inquired . . . 'KWill you be assistant principal of this school next year?,' Quick thinking Cendler said: I can't . . . I'm a '7 UP, man myself, '... Shelky, - Q what time is it? . . . Bowling took care of free periods and us ,H - . . , No chance of losing the sing-you didn't even let us qualify . . . Hadassah left to wed . . . as good a reason as any. . .VVe celebrated Israel's tenth Independence Day with what you call a big shindig-even Mr. Hoffman had to force a smile. Three regents . . . Hve regents . . . who cares? . . . Save me a seat in Erasmus. I've always wanted to know what it was like to have boys in your class anyway f... How dishgushtingl VVe almost forgot Cotteshman . . . 1' Yours, j S E N I Q Hi Charlie, Back again with our tuition fees . . . XVe couldn't get our program cards before . . . not that we wanted them . . . Our Y A R summer romances all withered away as Rozzy's bloomed into a diamond . . . lVe were suspended! Mazel Tovl . . . 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Back again on probation, thanks to lawyer Miriam D's defense at Judge Lewin's office . . . XVe got lofen and MAN did she learn . . . She got into trouble with the Sophomores and their social . . . YVe, as experienced seniors, advised her. Remember when Madame F euer and Mrs. Jofen came out fighting as you, dear Charlie, warned them against pulling hair and anything else used as a substitute . . . The fight ended with victory in your hands Qas usual! . . . Out of one iight and into another . . . Money is the secret ingredient in Chock Full O'Nuts Coffeev and the Elchanette-only difference is . . . theylve got it and we don't. lfVe went out to take our Scholarship and College Board exams, when all we were told in Mr. Lilkeris class was that Mr. Bassellis advanced course did us no d-- good. Central on a hot tin roof . . . Our burns burned Moreh as the seniors discovered Solarium . . . Admission by reflectors only . . . We, an eager group of ambitious seniors, armed with determina- tion, presented a show. Did you see Tluzt Certain Smile on Dr. Lewin's face? . . . The seniors staged a Passover revival . . . exodus Lewin . . . Hallelujah!!! . . . We learned entirely by accident that we are blithering idiots as we innocently sat in Mr. Sternbergis Economics class . . . Studied socialism . . . prac- ticed during tests . . . Won't marks be proud? . . . Mr. Wfeinstein returned the Novie papers. Moreh, what does CC stand for? Copy Cat my dear girl . . . VVe conformed to non-confonnism . . . Charlie, who did you meet at the social? . , . Crown Heights? Boro Park? Flatbush? . . . result: The Lost Weekend . . . Wferenit you flattered when . . . Hannah B. subbed for you in the operetta? We, the defiant ones, want to live, so we journey from the bridge on the River Kwai to the Inn of the Sixth Happiness... Sayonara . . . Goodbye, UO The Tree of Lifefs branolzes, .sprouting forth from the primary function A C T I V I T I E S of education ana' extending OllflL'f1l'd into a large scope of varied fields. f' A TV I 1 ,sf X.- xtv'6Ql-rgxvjl I G.O. FALL TERM Standing: P. Kuflick: A. Goldstein: E. Sehroitg T. Mark: A. Savitsky: B. Rokeachg A. Rosenbaum: D. Preiserg C. Wactenheimg R. Shoekg R. Grossman. Sitting: R. Shelkowitzg R. Fuchs: E. Rimalt: M. Rabinowitzg N. Burstein. GENERAL ORGANIZATION G.O. SPRING TERM Standing: A. Goldstein: B. Fineg R. Shelko- Witz: H. Goldberg: A. Silver: M. Geislerg E. Wein: G. Zweibelg G. Leiberg M. Tennenbaumg E. Hermang F. XVcinstockg F. Fine. Sitting: E. Rokeachg M. Lind: K. Shmidtg R. Halberstam: E. Puld. 4- 1 'E- 11 F -7 9 Y- . X ,, T ' ,ll 5 V.. 2 X it' l la ' li ap- 5-1 Lf- Miss Epstein, Faculty Adviser Every student is a member of the Gen- eral Organization and is represented at its meetings by her class officers. Among the many duties performed by the G.O. is the formation of clubs, the arrange- ment of student assemblies, and the raising and appropriation of funds. The coordination of the Debating Team, Service Squad and Basketball Team is another of the organizations activities. Our annual Chanukah Chagiga and Pur- im Function are held under the G.O.,s auspices. Theater parties to raise funds for the treasury are run during the year. To this end, a successful Theater party to the Broadway hit show Music Man was held in February. This past year Helen Stone was Presi- dent assisted by Ina Englander, Vice- President. Gloria Katz, Secretary. and Gloria Friedler, Treasurer. These officers have successfully performed the many responsibilities of the position and have presented the school with a well organ- ized and active G.O. Helen Stone, President Ina Englander, Gloria Katz, Vice President Secretary Another phase of student activity is the Senior Council. Under the leadership of Esther Gewirtz, the Senior Council has dealt with various senior problems. The girls have built up an im- pressive list of achievements. For the first time in the history of Central, a Spring Social was sponsored. Unique senior pins f They said it couldnit be donevj were obtained. The Council dealt with many details pertaining to graduation including the ordering of caps and gowns. Climaxing an exciting Senior Year the girls declared Senior Day. bb' Q-' Gloria Freidler, Treasurer SENIOR COUNCIL SENIOR COUNCIL Left to right: E. Schroitg Debby Chill, Secre- taryg D. Kheeng Esther Gewirtz, Presidentg C. Tiserg R. Grossman. ma Q5 -X 1.37, V ' Barbara Forst, C 0-Editor Miriam Dominitz, Editor-in-Chief A Debby Chill, English Editor ART STAFF Naomi Burstein, Heaclg Rita Israclg Harriet Septimus, Heaflg Sandra Sametg Myra Rabinowitz. Stand- ing: Trina Dyckmang Hannah Bronstein. ELCHANETTE 'cf Naomi Gleicher, Hebrew Editor 1 K9 X W 535223 f who UTI .2 X 1 EA fi Elchanette '59 is the product of the work and energy of the Senior Class. It is the last tribute the Senior Class pays to the school. In it are expressed the growth and maturity gained in four years spent in Y.U.H.S. The editors of the Elchanette wish to thank Mr. P. Cendler, English teacher, and Mr. A. Steif, Hebrew teacher, for their assistance and untiring patience. 0 fn' KT' .0 , Qjii? Toby Newman, Naomi Nussbaum, Business Manager Business Manager ACTIVITY EDITORS Carol Tisserg Linda Creenfielclg Hannah Bronsteing Helen Wolfg Carol Korbg Aviva Cershuni. .Ni To My Myrna Pollack, Typing Editor A n . L Charnc XValdman, Plzotogrnplzy Editor YT? H w T17 ' 44'4 , - .. I A Q 5 In -S. 4 ARISTA First Row: Helen Fisch, Presizlcntg Rita Israel, Vice Presidentg Mr. Lilker, Adviserg D. Chillg B. Forstg E. Cewirtzg C. Korb. Second Row: R. Frankelg F. Waldmang M. Dominitzg E. Kramerg S. Singerg E. Ritholtzg C. Baer. Third How: F. Witzitumg H. Kuflickg H. Stoneg F. XVeinstockg M. Kurtzg V. Rosenbaumg C. Katzg M. Cotlieb. ARHTA NLZXTIO NHL ONOR SOCIETY aa i f S Z all The Segulah Chapter of the National Honor Society formerly known as Arista, has distinguished itself in many ways this year. Although its name is changed its importance and significance in the school has remained the same. Its members, totaling 35. represent excellence in scholarship, character, and service. This year qualifications for acceptance was increased my raising the required scholastic average to above 87f'L. Among the societyls activities is the maintenance of a tutorial system where many students receive help. A theater party to Sunrise at Campobellon and a Yom Ha'Atzmaut assembly and celebration which included the sponsoring of Hebrew speaking day were also conducted by its members. Helen Fisch. President, Rita Israel, Vice-President, Mr. Lilker, faculty advisor, and all the graduating members hope that the dedication of the society and its members will continue, and that its good work will grow in its influence and importance. THE FLAME I::3:Z:I:IZ:iiI :Z:3::::: II' IZZZ 221: 5 FLAME STAFF Cecile Baer Editor-in-Chief Marjorie Hochberg Ass't Editor Helen F isch News Editor Ass't News Editor Feature Editor Ass't Feature Editor Hebrew Editor Helen Wolf Sports Editor Rebecca Brill Art Editor Typing Editor Business Manager Ass't Business Manager Dianne Reitman Eleanor Levenson Marion Rabinowitz Rosalie Frankel Kelda Waller Esther Lifschitz Carol Goldberg FLAME STAFF Sitting: R. Frankelg H. Wolfg C. Baerg M. Rabinowitzg R. Brill. Standing: E. Levensong E. Lif- schitzg H. Fisch. Y Q ' f .E l ' l 4 I 7. egg EA -f C' ,w rf . . a I HHH K ' 1 4 Q liiif I ' The Flame is a true organ of expression of the student body. This year. the news- paper introduced an important innova- tion, in the form of printed issues. Several other changes have been made which have contributed greatly to the improve- ment of the Flame. The first and most important of these changes, has been the addition to the staff of members of the lower classes. Thus the F lame's coverage of important school functions expanded. Still another important change has been the addition of a Hebrew section to the newspaper, thus making the Flame worthy of its position as the paper of a school which offers a combination of both Hebrew and Secular studies. Finally, the Flame has endeavored to present important aspects of school life in their true light regard- less of whether they are positive or negative in their application. f L 1 'Jr DEBATINC TEAM Felice VVitzit1un, Head. Standing: M. Geis- lerg D. Reitmang J. Katzg M. Rabinowitzg H. Seigalg I. Bleifeld. Sitting: C. Zweibelq S. Adamsg D, Chillg Deb. Chill. ENGLISH NZ DEBATING HEBREW DEBATING ! 1 Central girls, like normal members of the female race, enjoy talking. One legal way of doing this in school is by joining Central's famed debating team under the talkatively able leadership of Felice YVitztum. The members of the debating team join in interesting inter-team debates and more challenging ones with various other schools. The usual outcome of these debates are victories for Central. l X j.V. DEBATINC TEAM Debby Chill, Head. First Row: M. Adamsg M. Stern: R. Adelmang D. Kaplan. Second Row: F. VVitzi- tumg A. Bursteing B. Goldbergg S. Ofsinkg C. Hochberg. HEBREVV DEBATINC TEAM Stzmding: Judy Taubenblntt, Headg R. Kalish. Sitting: j. Creenfieldg S. Feldmang R. Halber- stadtg M. Sterng D. Beeber. ,I l Ti? llil '21 lu l .3 rf . ENGLISH LIBRARY SQUAD Seated: R. Stolzenbergg Mr. R. Bassel, Adviser, P. Motechin. Standing: S. Mat- kowskyg R. Shelkowitz. LIBRARY Ours is a completely catalogued and efficient library. It is the one room Where peace reigns during the fourth period and lunch. Equipped with an excellent selection of both English and Hebrew Hction, non-fiction, and reference books, the library plays a vital role in our school life. As faculty advisers, Rabbi Perlman and Mr. Bassel, were invaluable to the library staff. HEBREW LIBRARY SQUAD F. Weirlstockg M. Stern, Rabbi H. Perlman, Adviser, A. Savitskyg R. Freeman. B 1 1b f .s xx-I 1:1 ' f' ! f 1 9 - I, fM'l- 2 I 'swjg ! ,H e 3 F1 x Or it ' . if N ' if -1 SERVICE SQUAD The Service Squad is one of the vital organs in Centrafs student body. The squad, headed by Fay Waldman, is a well organized group work- ing to maintain cleanliness and to prevent con- gestion in the hallways. This dual responsibility is accomplished by stationing squad members in the lunchroom, lounge, and staircases. Further- more, the posting of signs helps to indicate the proper facilities for entrances and exists. SERVICE SQUAD Fay XValclman, Captain. First Row: S. Hamg L. Langner. Second Row: R. Septimusg P. Kuflick. Third Row: A. Savit- skyg M. Tennenbaum. Fourth Row: T. Hilsen- radg E. Cewirtz. Fifth Row: A. Cershunig N. Lowinger. Sixth Row: D. Kaplang N. Baumol. Seventh Row: A. Liebermang S. Schitfenbaur. Eighth Row: R. Feldbing E. Schroit. Ninth Row: S. Matkowskyg 1. Oselkag E. Lifschitz. lg fa- . x E435 H . S L .4 X 'iff . , 4 x I x x X it ' ,V , .-.X l Q ' f W' BOOSTERS Back Row: I. Bleifeldg C. Scmidtg S. Coldblattg B. Rokeachg J. Smithg S Feldmang Sharon Taft, Leaclerg S. Markg Susan Goldstein, Leader: F. Kramerg M. Ginsberg. Squatting: M. Rabinowitzg B. Kopitog F. Kreigerg E. Mezig C. Imbermang B. fi gl ,Vic- X V . Sheila Lipnack, Leader , CHEERING SQUAD Warshawg R. Dumont. A. Fenigstein. Q , ll' x Central,s Cheering Squad consists of cheerleaders and boosters from all classes in the school. Cheerleaders have helped to enliven our games. They boost the morals of the players. The boosters were newly organized this year by B. Ftokeach and S. Taft and have added color and spirit to our games. The girls practice after school and originate their own cheers. They are led by Sheila Lipnack. CHEERLEADINC Buck Row: D. Kaplang C. Fcldg T. Hilsen- radg H. Bronstein. T. Dyckmang S, Shaingoldg J. Minchenberg Front Row: A. Bursteing E. Bronstcing E. Steinberg. E Q K l BASKETBALL Standing: H. Seigelg j. Seifg C. Zeiselg M, Feldg I. Weinsteing I. Tisserg B. Stromg E. Lifscbitzg S. Cold. Front Row: C. Tisserg Renee Colombeck, Athletic Man- ugerg D. Wernick. SCHOOL Ramaz HILI WALDEN B'klyn Friends Lexington School for the Deaf Flatbush HILI Alumni of Central DATE Nov. 10, 1958 Jan. 8, 1959 Feb. 10, 1959 Feb. 17, 1959 Feb. 19, 1959 Feb. 21, 1959 March 15, 1959 SCORE Ramaz-41 HILI-50 Walden-60 F riends-56 Lex.-49 Flatbush-E28 HILI-8 Alumni-25 Central-29 Central-33 Central-31 Central-33 Central-51 Central-35 Central-22 Central-11 BASKETBALL The Basketball Team, under the expert guidance of Debbles Riback, coach, and Renee Columbeck, athletic manager, had an extremely successful season. Meeting every week in the Kingsway Jewish Center, team members practiced volleyball, ping pong, piano, and . . . basketball. Credit must be given to Carol Tisser and Dvorah WVernick, co-captains, who aided their team to a commendable record of 6-3 for the season. FY! r s of t 'X 4 BOOKROOXI P. Moteching C. Korbg E. Coheng Rabbi Perlman. Faculty adcisorg S. Nloshelq R. Rosenbergg R. Stolzenberg. CO-OP CO-OP Bryna Charney, lleudg G. Strulowitzg E. Schroitg N. Bauinolg S. Rosnerg C. Mochelleg B. Bergerg E. Cerwitzg E. NVein. W4 v 1. 3 27 The hard-working bookroom staff, under the leadership of Phyllis Nlotechin, and under the guidance of Rabbi Perlman, were responsible for our well kept book- room. During the course of the semester, books were given out and collected with the least possible disturbance to the regular school routine. BOOKROOM Centrals co-op, efficiently headed by Bryna Charney and assisted by Gloria Strulowitz, is a small. dark room known as The Pantry. In its limited space can be found a varied assortment of school supplies. offered to our student body with convenience and savings. 10 AQ Among the many extra-curricular activities sponsored hy the General Organiza- tion is ll club period. Every Wfednesday, time many varied and interesting clubs. The entire student body participates, with each girl pursuing her own interest. DRAMATICS Another opening, another show! VVell, not ex- actly, it's more like, another period, another Dramatic Club. Although this club is not exactly an American Theater Guildf' it does serve our purpose when it puts on charming productions DRAMATICS Buck Row Tisser- R. Colomheckg NI. Leaders. Second Row: S. Front Row: R. Rosenthal- Loeb Leaders. I .4 X1 . is set aside forthe meeting of at affairs such as the Chanukah Chagiga and school assemblies. These future stars are true lovers of the theater and they devote all their spare time to make each presentation a success. A : R. Grossmang C. Hochhergg H. Coldhcrgg S. XVeinmang 1. Ceislerg R. Kalishq E. Shapiro: Sivia Adams. Gladys Zwibel. Markg H. Seigel: M. Adams. V. Truckenheimg E. Herman. P. Mondererg N. Cotliehg R. Bergstcing Phyliss Shapiro, jean i I f g x IRC! CHOIR Seated: First Row: D. Chillg R. Shelkowitzg NI. Rabinowitzg M. Gottlieb. J. Chodoshg T. Newman. Second Row: Miriam Dominitz, Leaderg R. Dumontg R. Hosin' king. R. Fuchsg S. Blatkowskyg S. Samet: C. Sonnenfeldg I. Oselkag A. Liebermang E. Levine. E. Puld. Third Row: P. Nloteching T. Classg E. Orentg S. XVerblowskyg A. Karashg E. Cewirtzg S. Damasakg C. Friedlerg E. Schroitg R. Gewirtzg B. Liebemieng R. Rosenberg. Fourth Row: H. Fuchsg L. Greenfield. D. VVernickg N. Baumolg R. Stol- zenbergg V. Leiter: N. Lowingerg R. Bodner. HEBREW CHCIR The largest club is the choir. Under the compe- tent direction of Miriam Dominitz. it has become one of the most active and popular clubs. Aside from learning new melodies and popular Israeli songs. the girls have performed on mem- orable occasions such as the Chanukah Chagiga and the Purim Operetta. Our ambitious journalists are trying to perfect the style and stamp of individuality in creative writing. Their most important achievement this term was the examination of the daily press. This pursual consisted of comparing news and literary writing. gathering news. covering speeches and obtaining interviews. JOURNALISM CLUB IOURXALISNI CLUB First Roux E.. Bernstein. Nl. Rabinowitzg Carol Colclherg. Leader: N. Nussbaum. S. Xlnrsegerg S. XVernick. Second Row: E.. Duhormvg S. Of- sinkg R. Elbingerg C. Preso. S. Trooperg D. Preiserq A. Leiherman. X, 6 Vx Q I I 'ls C ,,,,.1f A i ,LFTN HEBREW DANCING First Row: A. Hook. S. Moshelleg S. Matkowskyg L. Schwartzg M. Rabinowitzg H. Fuchs. Second Row: Gloria Srulowitz, Asst. Headg Aviva Gershuni Head. S. Goldblattg A. Pohrelleg R. Hosinkingg R, Fuchsg S. Gluck. Third Row: NI Dominitzg C. Tisserg E. Orentg M. Kurtzg V, Leiterg G. Kurtz. C. WValdmang j. Tauben- hlattg D. Preiserg M. Schillerg B. Nisselg C. Moshelleg M. Horowitzg M. Rappaport. CHUG RICKUD The girls who joined the Chug Rickud, under the direction of Aviva Gershuni, began to learn the basic steps. They worked themselves up to more difficult folk dances. The girls have danced in such school functions as the Chanukah Gha- giga and Purim Operetta. y The Ghalil Glub's main objective is to learn the fundamentals of music reading. At the outset, the girls learn most of the notes and play many simple songs. By the end of the term. they have mastered all of the notes and many of the beau- tiful Israeli songs arranged for Chalil. CHALIL CLUB CHALIL Back Row: C. Lieber. D. Bccberg M. Stern. A. Schnal. Second Row: S. Shapiro: M. Gotlicbg R. Freemang R. Eclelsteing DI. Scif. Front Row: M. Katzg N. Kurtz: Y A. Rosenbaumg L. Fine. ,, ga T fpflrefw it hr f N' ' aaftfl X X Eiga 'f-4. Q i .Ku XX. 3 ll A ga ji ,4 1 I I I I L 4 0 u N . H E B R E W it M U S I C HEBREXX' KIUSIC v UI-MII First Row: R, Klausner. H. Sternbergg C. Sonnenfeld. Second How: F. Srebroq L. Levitang V. Kreschg A. Silver. Third Ruiz: S. Rokcachg R. Stolzen- bergg Susan Brodie, Abby Goldstein, Leadersg S. Matkowskyg P. Motechin. Fourth How: R. VVeinerg S. Faing L. Langer. C. XValdmang S. Shapirog B. Klieng B. Strumq F. VVein- Stockg S. Rosner. This is the first year that the Hebrew Music Club has been instituted into our vast array of clubs. Each week we concentrate on one particular Israeli singer and we play his or her records. Occasionally we hear reports on the individual vocalist. For each meeting girls bring records, therefore We have a vast variety of music. If one would walk into the club while it is in process they would probably find the girls clapping and sing- ing along with the records. The classical music club is one of the newly formed organizations in our school. Its leaders. F ay Xlfaldman and Barbara Forst. state that its objective is twofold: First it endeavors to give those who have had au introduction to great musical compositions an opportunity to further this knowledge: second it attempts to acquaint interested newcomers with the basic works of the great masters. This objective has been carried into effect through a flexible program which in- cludes the playing of various selected records. CLASSICAL MUSIC CLUB First Rolf: Fay XYaldman. Barbara Forst, Leaders: E Levensong C. Haut. I... Greenfield: N, Baumol: XI. Domiuitz. Second Roar E. Cewirtz P. Kuflickg B, Fineg E. Lifschitzg D. Chillg F. XYitztum. Third Roux C. XYeismang H Kutlick. E. Schroitg T. Newmang S. Faing C. VValdman1 I. Bunimg N. Fuchs: R. Shclko witzg E. Charney: S. Shiffenbaurq E. Kramer: S. Matkowslty. q Q CLASSICAL I MUSIC l , A S 5 41-' ,. f T xml i' L' .ff I il 1 . 7 Y - , , r l ,L I 'SML' 3 1 . ,D K- J 1 X ll S ' ff' ,W , Wuj CHACIM COMMITTEE First Row: Rosalie Frankel, Headg C. Wernickg M, Rabino- witzg E. WVahsagerg C. Hochbergg L. Liebermang L. Fine. Second Row: J. Smithg B. Sachsg M. Tennenbaumg R. Adelmang B. Nisselg F. Kramer: S. Taftg A. Hookg S. Tropperg G. Shatz E. Rimalt. C H A G I M festive air to the corridors. In addition. the class- rooms have taken on a new look due to the daily signs giving the Hebrew date. the sedrah of the Due to the efforts of the chagim committee week and Hebrew month. The committee, led Y.U.H.S. has been kept up to date with all the by Rosalie Frankel, has done a wonderful in- various jewish holidays. The posters add a fresh terior decorating job. .UTDWD EQE E'Pl 'lTD ,WJ1'l3'l?'3 D'J1l'lH 'ln' VDD , lZ1'H JW 517 UNSW DN UPEI 'MVS DVJTJ DW DVJDD U5 TH FEJUFI .l'1 W3QD 53711 - D I'l1DU D'PI'1D'TJTD ,EWDTDTD TPJHJ .DTDIWDLVTDH :ummm ns 3-wn? rmiinm mn: urwzm mwnnn -zcrzsrfw mmm C H u G I V R I mmm: um .-new pyro 1-'Wy :mn vas .vsvrsv -any 11:11 mwny nmyn: nJ:wr:m main ninwzn me nu-:rs nvvmvnnw .rm nrwzm: . sf i l l I Q l I 7 -. I at CHUC IVRI Svrlfvtlz R. Brill: P. Speigvlg R Feldbing S. Singer. Sftllltlfllgi Naomi Ch-in-her Ilcrul. L E-xl 70 I, 3, rm... Kggzif' ,.'., A h u r' 3 Q-' ij ' 157. - . , , 1 A' 'N f L MATH Y , MATH CLUB First Row: E. Ritholtzg A. Silverg B. Goldbergg Rita Israel, Leaderg N. Reismang XI. Gluck, Second Roux: C. Lifschitzg F. Kramer. L. Langer: N. Baumolz F. YVeinstock. C L u B The objective of this club is expressed in the negativeg namely, that it is not a remedial math club nor intended to complement our regular math sessions. It is a club which is purely for those who love to 'Kdabble in the art of solving puzzles and mathematical riddles. O F F I C E illlflgfi-fiLLi3af4f Moteching R. Feldbin. SQUAD E Central's Oflice Squad is both large and busy. The girls do all sorts of jobs in assisting Miss Carmel, the secretary. They work the switch- board, take around attendance sheets, address envelopes and perform many other small, but important, tasks. The girls gain experience which will be Of great future value. L. Schwartzg E. Cerwirtzg Reimang Y. Senderowitz: P, CHANUKAH CHAGIGA Our Chanukah Chagiga, one of the major under- takings of the GO., was held this year in B.T.A. Festivities promptly commenced with the digni- fied ritual of lighting the Chanukah candles per- formed by Rabbi Moshe Berenholtz. This was followed with an address befitting the occasion by Mr. Josef Weinstein. At this point, the pre- sentation of the evening's entertainment was assumed by the girls themselves. Goldie Feld, an amusing and witty M.C., provided the ap- propriate introduction for the various performing groups. First, the Hebrew dancers, led by Aviva Ger- shuni, performed a series of popular and interpretive Israeli dances. Next, a group of Chalilists, under the able direction of Yospa Senderowitz and a choral group, led by Phyllis Motechin, presented a medley of Hebrew songs. The program ended with a short comic skit en- titled Malke and her Latke Makersf, The entire evening was acknowledged as entertaining and highly successful. T x . .- V I f - K I , X 'A 5 X -' . . I i iz!--fn ' - ' if Q . 1,1 If 1 . , 41, 3' lx. PURIM OPERETTA At the end of February the usual plans for Cen- tral's Purim Carnival were started. Many ideas were under discussion when suddenly a Purim Show was suggested. Six weeks later, on Sunday, Nlarch 29. at approximately 10:30 p.m.. a 'Band of nohle girls were saving. 'AlYouldn't it be fun if we could do it all over again? They had pre- sented That Certain Smile and the show proved to he a tremendous success. The producers, Helen Stone and Helen XYolf. the directors, Miri- am Dominitz and janet Oselka, and the scenic designer, Naomi Burstein, had Certain Smiles all over their faces. The presence of a large amount of guests verv naturally added to the general exuberance. S'wonderful. S'marvelous to set a good precedent. May the future Student Councils be as radical in their ideas and as successful in their endeavors. qw CHARITY DRIVE' Each year, Yeshiva University, conducts a charity drive which is continued for ten weeks. All the undergraduate schools participate. Central, under the leadership of Bryna Charney, contributed Over- 340000. l The money was collected in various ways. Some classes held auctions and others cake sales. The GO. also contributed to the charity drive by giving 252 of the proceeds from the Purim operetta. The money was divided among many worthy charities both here and in Israel. .HE A BNLX L, eilxclyjfy MOTHER- DAUGHTER E1 rffliwi LUNCHEON v ll I! Under the chairmanship of Mrs. Coldblatt, the annual Mother-Daughter luncheon was a great success. Greetings were extended by Dr. Lewin, Hebrew Principal, and by Mrs. S. J. Chill, P.T.A. President. The highlight of the afternoon was a fashion show with our own girls modeling the dresses. A wonderful afternoon was the opinion of one and all. LAG B'OMER This year our annual L'ag B'omer outing was a trip to Bear Mountain. All those participating met in school at 10 a.m. and then left in a group for the boat. The girls were accompanied by Rabbi Friedman, Mrs. Green, Dr. Jofen, Miss Z. Epstein, Rabbi Perlman, and Mr. Cantor. At Bear Mountain the program followed was similar to those of our previous outings to Alley Pond Park. This included a picnic lunch, basket- ball, volley ball, and races. The return trip was marked by spirited sing- ing of Israeli songs. YOM HAATZMAUT I wifi O Qt, ll 'S P W' QQ WVe are proud of the extraordinary ruach dis- played by the girls of our school when we cele- brated Israel's eleventh anniversary. The day began with Tefillah followed by a senior break- fast. The Arista then held an assembly featuring a stirring Cantata entitled Rabbi Yehuda Ha- levif' The narrations were translated into He- brew by Naomi Gleicher. and the songs were led by Miriam Dominitz. I ' l AND SIN It takes four years of hard work to reach the time when the seniors can celebrate their Senior Dayf' On this memorable day the Sing is also presented, in which all the students voice their opinions and sing out their grievances against the school. The songs are written in fun with no harm meant. Each class presents a march, comic song and a Hebrew song. In addition, the seniors present an alma mater. It took us four years to graduate and four years of memorable events remain with us. In Fun, with Sarcasm, in joy and in Sadness, we end Sing 1959. 5 I' ff Q T ...J CENTRAL ALMA MATER by C ha ya Korb Yeshiva University High School for Girls Youire the school that we adore. XVe'll maintain your banner blue and white, And your English teachings with Yidishkeit.,' XVeill exalt your 'Torah U'madah, For you bring out to all much nChOCl1lD2l.,l Central Yeshiva University, W'e will always honor thee. You will be our guiding light, As we follow your Hag of blue and white, The Torah will give to us much ruchniyut,U As Madahl' builds up our 'gashmiyutfi ,ff Torah U'madah we exalt you, lx? Central Yeshiva University :Im XV e will always honor thee. 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This was the Forest of Education, and each of its trees was representative of one form of institution of learning. The trees of the forest were of a great variety of species. Nevertheless, they all seemed to share certain traits in common. To begin with, they all stood tall and erect, and their great height served to emphasize their mighty strength. Furthermore, they all seemed to be most healthy, and their hearty, robust appearance tended to indicate unfailing vigor. In addition, they were all the common possessors of an unfaltering sense of self pride. They seemed to be well aware of their handsome demeanor and of the deep admiration which they evoked from all who observed them. This caused them to assume a guise of haughty arrogance as they exalted in their self-impor- tance. Only one aspect of these trees failed to meet the high standard of excellence which characterized all their other portions. This was by Cecile Baer their fruit, which, for some incomprehensible reason, was generally small, shriveled, and un- unsightly. Deep in the midst of this Forest of Education, however, stood a little tree which differed greatly from its brethren. This tree was of a rare species known as Arbor Yeshivae. It was rather short in height, and, unlike the rigid erectness of the other trees, it bent slightly. It also lacked the healthy vigor of its fellow trees and was, in fact, often plagued by minor illnesses and disorders. But the aspect which caused it to differ most greatly from the other trees of the forest was its humbleness and humility. While all- the trees around it spoke ostentatiously of their great im- portance, it kept silent and tended rather toward an attitude of self-abasement. The other trees mocked it and laughed at it incessantly. Never- theless, in spite of their scorn for this little tree, they were forced to admit that in one aspect, it far surpassed them in excellence. Its fruit was of an exquisite nature. Round, healthy and ripe, it was indicative of a pure wholesomeness of nature that could not be equaled. One day, a storm began to brew far off in the distance. At first it was merely an excessively strong breeze, but the little tree, upon perceiving this early sign of a storm, was immediately Filled with apprehension, and it began to take measures to protect itself and its precious fruit. The other trees, however, ridiculed its alarm over the small breeze, and took no precautions at all. Soon the breeze grew into a huge gust of wind, and this was presently accompanied by thunder, light- ning, and heavy torrents of rain. The skies dark- ened in anger, and the storm wreaked its vengeance on the earth. It raged for several days and nights, then suddenly, it ceased. Back in the Forest of Education, the signs of devastation were overwhelming. The trees, which had stubbornly maintained their arrogance against the storm, had been completely de- stroyed. Only one little tree remained standing -the Arbor Yeshivae. Thus, in spite of hardship and misfortune which have succeeded in quelling others much stronger than it, Arbor Yeshivae continues to live on, together with the institution of learning which it represents. lffli ?E?2E?iE252?E?E5E?2:2 4 '41' -..,,., . ,.,... 1 .,..-.. - Aww ' . . it ' 'r '-'r '4f-1-1f1111f1 2 1 1 .,..' ?f:i1i1Aii.1:eia1a:2l ..., 1 '- ,,..,,.:,:. 5: Etemal Lmk ,,.,. t .,.,..,.. f-:- .... .,.,.,.,.,.,.,. by Linda Greenfeld A chain of Fate links through manis destined life While in and out man's life it curves and bends, We cannot cut it with a blade or knife For, lo, 'tis G-d who holds the very ends! Distressed in labor pains, in hope, in prayer, Both thoughts of sorrow and of joy she blends, With cries for help, a normal child to bear '... All trust in G-d who holds the very ends! He heard her prayer, a normal child was born! With heart and soul and love this child she tends . . . So grateful, hopeful and no more forlorn She praises C-d who holds the very ends! Behold! this child, '1 mother's dream fulfilled ,-gi :-:::1:g:::g:gf... -.:L'l-.14-' j -:-:-:gpm ,.5.5.3,::5:5:3:::1:55:5:Q:Q:f:I:1:5:5:3xml...-.,,,,lH gggggizizizizflzizizrz-1352-1:151115121251215 c c , A heart of gold, his helping hand he lends . . Desiring just a better world to build Through love of C-d who holds the very ends! But darkness comes and happiness departs When mother leaves and through her sad death, rends Once joyous days of closely joined gay hearts . . . Now grieved, yet G-d does hold the very ends! Yet she's not dead, her soulis not far away, Her spirit shines, and through this child, extends True values lived and loved are here to stay '... This, C-d doth know, He holds the very ends! Indeed, the chain of Fate links through man's life, While in and out man's life it curves and bends . . . 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I na Englander leaves 'veepitis' for someone else to fret. C harne Waldman leaves surprise poses far from etiquette. A nnette Brafman leaves the up and down staircases. V X-X f' 'C' ,fa I .' ,f f Qi . W V L x X w 3- X NK X .N I. . X. X 2934s x LF I I JM' f '7 5 VI H f 7 f r5,-' nf ..,1 -Y, Toby N ewman leaves the great pingpong championship. T alya Cohen leaves her English name of Ethelea. F ay Waldman leaves the secret service check ot Kosher pizza. A viva Gershuni leaves her correctly spoken lvrit technique. Rita I srael leaves her last name to a B'nai Akivanique. 41-ff Beverly K L ein leaves the Kleiner boys, Iwe hope for bigger onesl. Rosal I e Lasher leaves barbaric eating up to barbaric huns. G loria Friedler leaves her dough and not for Jewish Ethics classes. lanet 0 selka leaves the purim Operetta and loads of admit passes. Martha Kurt T z leaves the formula of a quiet go-getter. Marilyn Bla T t leaves her silent noise without that zero letter. Cecile B A er leaves the Flame and Sweet CentraI's books. Sheila Li P nack leaves her knack of getting all kinds of looks. N A omi Nussbaum leaves her genuine sweetness which fill her Rozy S helkowitz leaves a ring and 2nd hand watch-not Nloe. Rochelle Klau S ner leaves quietness as her only crime. UL it N I from head to toe. lrml . Xifl ooooi IH W ,sea Eliy xg C arol Tisser leaves her contacts and knack for making rhyme. Reb A Hosinking leaves her scales for Joe Kings' band. Hannah F U chs leaves as Henchy, always willing to lend a hand. Naomi Kla S s leaves as the gal with the Brooklyn Daly flair. E sther Lifschitz leaves her strawberry reddish blonde hair.. L I nda Greenfield leaves her famous comic songs written for our sing. Phyllis M otechin leaves the bookroom with the teachers' coffee boiling. Reba We I ner leaves us hot dogs to find a cool cat. N aomi Baumol leaves Crown Heights Yeshivaf' now what do you think of that Ber T ha Behrman leaves her freshman year which she never began. H annah Bronstein leaves her famous acting as a Sarah Bernhardt. Elaine Schroit leaves as Elkie full of oomph and jest. S usan Schifenbauer leaves as champ for talking speediest. E velyn Bernstein leaves her height which is not 5 foot 3. Doris N eustader leaves her chemical diet for a class of Biology. Sarah Fa I n leaves with joy, we know she hopes for the best. Barbara F 0 rst leaves her assistant editorship to take a little rest. R oslyn Rosenberg leaves her lvrit anti-teacher debater. C haya Korb leaves Carol and the Central Alma lVlater. L eona Kolich leaves the pranks she merrily did do. Kelda W A ller leaves the short walk from her home to Y.U. Pearl S piegel leaves her tongue for speaking power. Helen S tone leaves presidency up to Eisenhower. C hippy Haut leaves possible plans at Bar-Ilan for a while. Naomi Burst E in leaves her art work for That Certain Smile. Yospa Se N derowitz leaves the switchboard for Central's Gertie C. Susan lVla T kowsky leaves her share of capability. R achel Bodner leaves the engagement ring which gives her face that gleam. B A rbara Berger leaves good naturedness to anyone who'll let off steam. Lottie Sonnenfeld leaves Central, the East Side's her lst choice. H edy Kuflik leaves the Met her Patricia Munsel voice. M I riam Dominitz leaves her bandleader hand that edited the Elchanette. Naomi G leicher leaves our wintry glaciers for an lsraeli sunset. H arriet Septimus leaves her art as another Van Gogh. S andy Samet leaves her baby face which still has that glow. Deanne C hill leaves Rhode Island for the Roger Williams fan. H elen Wolf leaves the wolf and anyone who thinks he can. Judy G 0 ldman leaves her goldish hair till lemon juice will disappear. Trudy R 0 sen leaves her Ted and he's not a teddy bear. Rashi Sto L zenberg leaves Lebavitch with the morals he does stress. Byrna C harney leaves the co-op and its very neat mess. Sy L via Rosner leaves her pretty face for the Israeli mob. Barbara Elb A um leaves Mr. Bobby for a better secretarial job. S heila Shapiro leaves her chalil for any future whistler. ROS alie Frankel leaves the Chagim Committee for any hopetul chiseler. Libby G 0 ldberg leaves Libby for the brain foundation. Rochelle F uchs leaves with hope for Cupi's choppah Station. l 0 J udy Chodosh leaves the school with the chadash look. Judy B U nim leaves her diary entitled My Date Book. Q-j' y 51 Sandra Si N ger leaves her invention of the Singer Crocheting Machine. O0 Oo YE M6 ogg M03-wr Pearl Gay E r leaves that Pearl-y touch which can easily be seen. 0 L f 0 Frieda Wei N stock leaves South America for the mambo. Q F Rebeca Br l ll leaves her Brill-iant brains for the congo. Michelle Ga N z leaves Myra and Sheila, the 3 are musketeers. Frieda Sr E bro leaves some knitted yarmulkas, she's been working on them for years. Myra Rabinowi T z leaves a face which is always full of smiles. E sther Gewirtz leaves the school with the latest styles. Pearl Gr E enbaum leaves the neatest notes our eyes have ever seen. Esther Levi N e leaves sincerity and a touch of the serene. Helen F isch leaves her unique bangs for a Greenwich Bohemian. Si Ei L leen Kramer leaves us with the thought that she'd never commit a sin. F elice Witztum leaves the debating team for a Henry Clayish Whim. Shulami T h Vim leaves the school with vigor and with vim. lVl Y rna Pollack leaves the yearbook's typing with all its erasin'. Eleanor Leve N son leaves as class defender, our alias Perry Nlason. Pearl Schl I ssel leaves all the weight she lost in four years. llllolly Li N d leaves the Mickey Mouse club with its silly songs and cheers. R E becca Gewirtz leaves as our Connecticut's greener. Ruth G rossman leaves Central for Jersey which is so much cleaner. L 0 rraine Schwartz leaves as Central's Tallulah Bankhead. Carol G 0 ldberg leaves us to go back to Forest Hills instead. D ebby Chill leaves English Editorship up to another Elchanette fool. De B by Keehn leaves another keen gal to roam Central Yeshiva High School. Hind Y Sternberg leaves the school holding the wrong test. Trina D Y ckman leaves her clothes in all their finest. C 0 rine Fisch as last but not least in our Bye bye rhyming. J U niors and all the way down-we leave your suffering. A nd to the faculty, L et our motto forever be- I Z' -- 4 W I1 L aissez faire and goodbye to thee. ll 5 ,I 1 V it 'Eli ' rg -1 H1 -1 '7 K A - ' ll- .AIIIIHI -- Aft IHIHIZHI fllhl IIIIIHII-H .h.......-.- ! ll 50 33 XQ The Tree of Life's penetrating roots, threading their way through endless obstacles A D V E R T I S E R in their valiant eyjtorts to provide the tree with the nourishment requisite to its daily existence. S9 BEST WISHES to THE GRADUATES THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION OF YESHIVA UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS O F F I C E R S President HELEN STONE Vice-President , INA ENGLANDER Secreiary GLORIA KATZ Treasurer GLORIA FRIEDLER MAZEL TOV and BEST WISHES fo OUR LINDA from MOM and DAD HELENE and MANNY NASSANIEL and RENEE SANDY and DANNY and REUVEN UNCLE MORRIS cmd AUNT MOLLY UNCLE IZ and AUNT SOPHIE UNCLE IRVING and AUNT MOLLY UNCLE LOU and AUNT EDITH OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS Io SUSAN JUDITH ON HER GRADUATION BUBBY, MOMMY and DADDY, BERNIE and CHARLES AUNT PAULINE and UNCLE JOE AUNT ADA and UNCLE PHIL AUNT MARTHA and UNCLE CHARLIE MR. and MRS. MAX ARONOFF and FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER TRINA AND HER CLASSMATES UPON THEIR GRADUATION from MR. and MRS. MOSES DYCKMAN Best Wishes to Our Daughter EVELYN MOM and DAD Best Wishes to C E C I L E n her graduation from high school AU NT MOLLY and UNCLE HENRY Abraham and Judy Con Mazel and Bracha to INA ENGLANDER MR. and MRS. MAX SCHREIBER Newark, N. J. REBA MR. and MRS. JOSEPH WEINER KN 'O Q .lil gratulations to Our Daughter 7 O .0 O s 93 Congratulations to Complimentsof from the NEWARK MILLS, INC. Cattle Shoctim Union of Greater New York Interior Decorating Specialists and vicinity 799 Broadway Restaurants - Hotels - Ballrooms - Homes New York A Complete line of school supplies . . . Bows for corsages, and corsages made to order . . . Greeting cards and stationery . . . Dynavox and R-C.A. Clock Radios, Portable and table model Phonographs, including Hi-fi and Stereophonic sound, sold at terrific discount prices . . . A huge stock of records - 45 R.P.M. and 33lf3 L. P. S- . . . Everything in Israeli, Jewish, Hebrew, Jazz, opera and popular Records . . . . AND ALL Bargain-Priced!!! 130 C '0 Shee' Come in and save money with our new discount plan ! Brooklyn' N' Y' io-1 BETTY and CECIL POLLACK with TR - 5-1888 Kingston Toy 8. Novelties, Inc. 388 Kingston Ave. PR - 4-4409 Mazel Tov to our Daughter and Sister H A N N A H May this be one of many Simchas that we will share with her. We Congratulate Our Daughter JUDY on her graduation with gratitude to the faculty of this tine school of learning. BLANCHE and IRVING BUNIM In Honor of DVORAH RABBI and MRS. S. J. CHILL Mitchell and Judy Best Wishes to our Daughter A N N E T T E on her graduation MR. and MRS. MORRIS BRAFMAN ll Q A Mazel Tov to SANDY from MOMMY, DADDY and Stevie Mazel Tov to HARRIET SEPTIMUS and Her Fellow Graduates LOUIS J. SEPTIMUS AND CO. 335 Broadway New York, N. Y. Compliments of MR. and MRS. MAX STERN Compliments of BARTONl4.Z.... FAMO US FOR CONTINENTAL CHOCOLATES simons 65 Continental Chocolate Shops in New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Newark. Closed on Sabbath 81 all Jewish Holidays Mazel Tov to our dear daughter andsisfer NAOMI J. NUSSBAUM MR. and MRS. HARRY NUSSBAUM JACK and MIKE ELAINE, RALPH and DEBBIE Mazel Tov fo B A R B A R A upon her graduation MR. and MRS ELBAUM EILEEN, DAVID, SHIMMY Mazel Tov fo C A R 0 L From her parenfs RABBI and MRS. DANIEL GOLDBERG MYRON and ROCHELLE MazelTovIo HARRIET SEPTIMUS Babby Septimus Bobby and Zeidi Lomm Aunt Sarah and Uncle Moe Aunt Flora and Uncle Louie Uncle Moe, Aunt Dorothy and Family Cousins Rhoda, Al and Mark Cousins Debby and Asher Fensterheim Morris Krischer Ben and Shirley Himber Hy J. Brandofi WHEN IN MANHATTAN . . . GUTTMAN and MAYER 1508 St' Nicholas Ave' 'T WA ' 3-1989 The Arisfocrafs of Kosher Cafering 4229 Broadway - WA - 3-3073 WHEN ,N QUEENS E E E TENNENBAUM CATERERS .IUMA QUALITY MEATS BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL AND POULTRY, Inc. 63-22 - 99th St., Rego Park, L. I. GR- 7-5557 Known forthe best in LITTLE HUNGARY MEATS, POULTRY and DELICATESSEN GR. 7-1500 Sfricfly Kosher - We Deliver Supervision, Rabbi Dr. Ph. Biberfeld Best Wishes fo BEVERLY K'-HN coNGRAruLA11oNs from to Bnal Israel of Linden Helqhts CA R O L K O R B 91h Avenue and 46th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. L To Congrafulafions Io I PHYLLIS NIOTECHIN on her Graduation SOL GRAFF RABBI ISIDORE HOFFMAN in appreciafion of cr pareni of on ex-sfudent for his shaelonim on Rashi ISAAC HERSHOWITZ Congrafulafions fo our PHYLLIS io? DAD - MOM Joel, Allen and Benson Our Very Best Wishes fo CAROL TISSER CANTOR and MRS. MOSHE KOSSEVITSKY CONGRATULATIONS an to d BEST WISHES ESTHER H. LIFSCHITZ ON HER GRADUATION from MR. and MRS. H. ZISFEIN MRS. HMAN LIFSCHITZ and JOSEPH RABBI and MRS. DAVID S. ALPERN and NEIL ALTER MR. and MRS. H. LIPPMAN and FAMILY MR. and MRS. MORRIS MISS RICKI FIENERMAN KRASNE Congratulations from RABBI and MRS. ISRAEL SOLOMON ROSENBERG to their Daughter R O S A I. Y N on her graduation To... ELKY SCHROIT B'hatzIachah SCHROIT FAMILY Best Wishes to ROZZI our future daughter-in-law 81 sister-in-law MR. and MRS. L. BERLIN JOSEPH ISAIAH NISSON ARYEH To.. VITA KRAKOWSKY A Future Graduate Congratulations and Best Wishes in your Future Endeavors to ELAINE SCHROIT Mozel Tov to Our Daughter and Sister PNINA RABBI and MRS. SPIEGEL and CHANNIE Compliments of CHARLES K. SCHOEN Best Wishes to SUSAN SCHIFFENBAUER MR. and MRS. CELNICK HOTEL RIVERSIDE PLAZA 253 West 73rd St. - SU - 7-3000 GOLD MANOR CATERERS 665-9 Willoughby Avenue Compliments of A. BLEETSTEIN Agency Manager Equitable Life Assurance Society Brooklyn 6, N. Y. gf 1-he U. S. -0- lI2 West 34th Street HY - 'I-5151 New York Compliments of GUARANTEED TITLE AND MORTGAGE CO. Compliments to CORINNE FISCH from the New York Department Store, Inc Sonturce, Puerto Rico Kedem Wines Kedem Grape Juice Kedem Raspberry Syrup 132 Norfolk St. ' New York City 35th Ave. and E. River ' L. I. C. LOS TRES AMIGOS Grocery and Produce 3904 - 3rd Avenue Brooklyn 32, N. Y. SO. - 8-0180 Compliments of BEDFORD FLOOR COVERING 2265 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. BU - 4-3015 Compliments of JOE SALIVEN PAPER PRODUCTS CORP. D To Our Daughter and Sister F R I D A Congratulations on her graduation PAPI - MAMI Peppy, Sruly, and Matty Compliments of A FRIEND of INA ENGLANDER Congratulations to BARBARA BERGER from Grandma Aunt Belle Aunt Edith Uncle George Congratulations to ETHELEA COHEN and Her Classmates HOWARD SHADLEN Congratulations to Our Sister C E C I L E We wisl1 her success in all her endeavors ANNETTE and JOE KLEIN Congratulations to our daughter C E C I L E MR. and MRS. MORRIS BAER Compliments ot THE GOLAN FAMILY Congratulations to our Niece NAOMI from UNCLE SOL and AUNT BETTY Congratulations to RACHEL upon her graduation David Kreizer GLENWOOD FABRICS CORP. 835 Broadway, New York Compliments of LEADER TRUCKING CO. 649 East 9th Street Compliments of LAWRENCE CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR CO., INC. Life Insurance General Insurance L. HOENIG 8. SON AARON W. HOENIG Insurance Broker and Consultant 280 Broadway BArcIcly 7-3087 New York 7, N. Y. PResident 2-1764 KAYGE PLUMBING 8: HEATING Electric Sewer Cleaning 438 Troy Avenue Brooklyn 3, N. Y. FORMAN KNIT GOODS CO., INC. 82 Orchard Street New York 2, N- Y. SW 5-4900 - 4901 KI 8-3533 With Compliments of PERSONAL INVESTMENT CO. HERBERT ANGRES Stocks - Bonds - Mutual Funds 4325 Broadway New York 33, N. Y. SIMPLOT 8702 Ditmas Avenue Brooklyn 36, N. Y. .1 'J Congratulations and Love to our DEBRA-EDYTHE We are so very proud. M O T H E R and All the Children Mazel Tov to our daughter and sister SHEILA from Rabbi and Mrs. Aaron Shapiro and Abraham Rabbi and Mrs. Israel Orenstein and Hadassah Lee Mazel Tov and Hatzlacha to Our Daughter and Sister on her graduation RABBI and MRS. KORB and FAMILY Mazel Tov to our dear niece and cousin C I'I A Y A Rabbi and Mrs. Goodman and Family Rabbi and Mrs. D. Korb and Family Rabbi and Mrs. Lopin and Family Rabbi and Mrs. Shatzkes and Family Best Wishes to OUR DAUGHTER MOLLY LIND To Our Daughter ELEANOR LEVENSON May Mazel-Tov and Happiness follow you all the days of your lite. MOM and DAD Congratulations to ROSALIE LASHER CHAIM WARSHAW Wishing Eternal Happiness and Nachos to LINDA GREENFIELD from A TRUE FRIEND HROZSHINKES and MANDLEN A NEW RADIO SHOW BARRlClNl Presents on Radio Station WEVD I2 o'cIock noon - Monday thru Friday The Tuesday program, THE LIGHT OF TORAH, is dedicated to Jewish educa- tion and to all institutions of Jewish learning. Congratulations and Best Wishes to DORIS E. NEUSTADTER from SENECA SPORTSWEAR ROYAL MILLS, INC. 30 Irving Place New York Mazel Tov to SANDRA A. SANIET from H. GORDON and SON Compliments of MAX BALLAS FROZEN FOOD, INC. Congratulations to SANDY from J. M. STERN Gnd CO. Certified Public Accountants MERMELSTEIN CATERERS Exclusive Orders for YOUNG ISRAEL of EASTERN PARKWAY 937 Eastern Parkway 5 Good Luck S H E I L A PHILIP GOOTTER Insurance Service 225 West 34th Street New York, N. Y. ES - 2-7909 - 7944 Congratulations to Our Niece B E V E R L Y WEITZMAN ENTERPRISES, Inc Industrial Contractors and Factory Installations 6 Bond Street New York City Mazel Tov v'hatzlacha rabah C H A Y A K O R B Vchol Hamesaimot BENOS AGUDAT YISRAEL Boro Park Compliments of PARKWAY MANOR NURSING HOME SEE:- Europe and Israel with A L U M N I T O U R S Rabbi Willi Kotkes Congratulations to E L E A N 0 R and Her Sister Graduates BROADWAY PASTRY SHOP 252-54 West 28th Street New York, N. Y. Best Wishes to ELEANOR from EDISON WINDOW CLEANERS CO. 91 Nassou Street New York, N. Y- Compliments of TREBOR KNITTING MILLS, Inc. Congrafulaiions to our daughfer, J U D Y G O L D M A N upon her graduation. MR. and MRS. ALBERT GOLDMAN Best Wishes fo Our Daughter and Sister REBA MR. and MRS. JOE KING Selma and Jerome Congratulations fo NAOMI GLEICHER from MR. O. G. KAPPEL Complimenfs of A FRIEND of ESTHER GEWIRTZ Besf Wishes fo Our Daughfer ROCHELLE and AII Her Classmates MR. and MRS. JACK FUCHS To our Sisfer and Aunf R O C H E L L E The very besi always RHODA - LOUIS Linda, Allan and Cindy Mazel Tov and Besi' Wishes fo Compliments fo Our Daughfer I N A and ROSALIE RABBI and MRS. J. FRANKEL Her Classmates LOUIS ENGLANDER To our darling granddaughter and niece I. E A H B A I I. A H In honor of her graduation Mazel Tov and Hatzlacha Love BUBBI, PAPPA 8, UNCLE MAX Congratulations to F E L I C E on her graduation RABBI and MRS. PFEFFER MR. and MRS. PFEFFER MR. and MRS. YUDIN Compliments to C H A Y A K O R B from S H I M O N D V A R Author of Haraphel and other stories Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to C H A R N E RUTH and MAX SACHS Best Wishes from the STERNS CALIFORNIA BRANCH Compliments of SENIOR BREAKFAST Compliments at PAPLISKY CATERERS HOTEL BREWSTER 2I WEST 86II1 STREET New York 24, N. Y. Best Wishes to DORIS NEUSTADTER from THE SINNETS Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Our Dear Daughter and Sister LORRAINE SCHWARTZ upon her graduation May you always be healthy ancl happy. Mother, Dad and Rochelle Mona ......MczeI Tov Io...... LIBBY GOLDBERG on her graduation MOTHER - DAD Melvin and Evelyn Best Wishes to N A 0 M I B A U NI O I. upon her graduation JIFFY FOOD SHOP 125 Fulton Street 44 Ann Street ..o- CO. 7-6060 All the luck in the world to our loving daughter D E A N N E MOTHER and DAD JACOB J. AVNER - General Insurance - Public Adjuster 68 William Street New York WHitehall 3-0052 Congratulations and Best Wishes To Both Our Nieces DEBBY and DEANNE UNCLE KEEVIE - AUNT DOROTHY Shoal - Marilyn Congratulations and Best Wishes To My Niece DEANNE UNCLE DAVE lots of Love and Happiness To my very lovely Nieces DEANNE and DEBBY Best Wishes to our wonderful Niece D E A N N E AUNT DOTTY and UNCLE SAM A U N T T E M Best Wishes to my Niece Our Very Best Wishes to N A 0 M l B R Y N A from and Her Classmates UNCLE HARRY Gnd AUNT LILLIE MOTHER, HERBERT and LEON Best Wishes to our Niece To our dear Doughler RACHEL MARILYN upon her graduation Best Wishes from MOM 1 DAD AUNT PEARL Gnd UNCLE IZZY David, Norman and Gail ......CongratuIations..,to...... B A R B A R A MARVIN BERGER Congratulations to BARBARA BERGER from AUNT PAULINE and AUNT RUTH Compliments of CHELSEA PICKLE Lechoverotenu Hameseimot alu V'hatzlicl1u B'NEl AKIVA OF NORTH AMERICA Compliments of MR. M. LIEBER Mazel Tov DR. WM. LIPTON Compliments of DR. PAUL B. KRENTZMAN Congratulations to S H E I L A and All Her Classmates upon their graduation MR. and MRS. SAMUEL LIPNACK Best Wishes to CAROL RUTH ISRAEL MEAT CO. - Strictly Kosher - JOSEPH EPSTEIN Vice-President Gottfried Baking Co., lnc. 51st Street and llth Avenue New York 19, N. Y. COlumbus 5-1200 Mazel Tov to my dear daughter B A R B A R A MRS. LILLIAN BERGER Compliments of CHARLES SEEWALD Congratulations to C H A R N E CABRINI FRUIT Mazel Tov and Best Wishes To our Daughter M Y R A MR. and MRS. J. RABINOWITZ TO... F E L I C E On her graduation DR. R. EISENBERG, D.D.S. 2039 - 86th smear MEA1 and POULTRY ES - 2-5579 Brooklyn, N Y l3l7 - 55th STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. X TO... J U D Y C H O D O S H Congratulations REIS JEWELERS 962 FLATBUSH AVENUE Compliments of LOWEN'S BAKE SHOP 311 ROGERS AVENUE FAMOUS MEAT MARKET 1391 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Congratulations ta the Graduating Class from HENRY'S RETAIL SHOP, INC. GJD Forest Hills, L. I. Compliments of ORIENTAL CLEANING 8. DYEING C 390 KINGSTON AVENUE Brooklyn 25, N. Y. WEISS BROS. and SCHWARTZ cons - suns - onsssfs 47 EAST BROADWAY New York, N. Y. TO . . . S A R A H Greetings ond Best Wishes MANSOL-BUTCHERS, INC. Best Wishes to M I C H E L E upon her graduation MID-KINGS CIVIC ASS'N, INC. O. Compliments of SECURITY PRINTING CO. 304 E. 45th STREET Compliments of M A U Z O N E Compliments of HERMAN BLOCH, INC. 349 GRAND CONCOURSE Bronx, N. Y. Charles T H E F A I R TOYS - GAMES - ART SUPPLIES HOBBIES - CHEMICALS 941 FLATBUSH AVENUE Cohen Brooklyn 26, N, Y Compliments of ECKSTEIN AND SONS as-aa onci-:Ann smear H. New York 2, N. Y. Compliments ol B . G O R D 0 N 11 ALLEN STREET New York, N. Y. 207 Lake Compliments to CORINNE FISCH from MR. EDWARD LANG CENTRAL AMUSEMENT Avenue Asbury Pork, N. J. Compliments to CORINNE FISCH from MR. ALEX FLOWITZ PLAYLAND ENTERPRISES, INC. 1510 Surf Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. -7 Mazel Tov to BARBARA BERGER MR. and MRS. BASSUIR Congratulations to FRIDA WEINSTOCK from THE FOGEL FAMILY Congratulations to our Niece K E L D A Best Wishes to INA ENGLANDER MR. and MRS. PHILIP KIMMEL MR. and MRS. JACOB BACH of Newark A F R I E N D Congratulations to BARBARA ELBAUM of BARBARA ELBAUM on her graduation MR. and MRS. SCHWARTZ TO . . . With Love and Best Wishes to S A R A I'I G L O R I A BEST WISITGS an her graduation Love' MOTHER 1 DAD M 0 M C n d D A D and Sister Harriet Best Wishes to our Sister CORINNE FISCH from MR. and MRS. STANLEY FISCH Congratulations to REBECCA GEWIRTZ Best Wishes Always to our Sister R O C H E L L E FEIVY and CHANNYE FUCHS Congratulations and Best Wishes for Our Granddaughter REBECCA'S from Graduation A F R I E N D BUBBY and ZADIE KAMIN Mazel Tov to our Daughter CORINNE FROM... Om A F R I E N D MR. and MRS. NATHAN FISCH Congratulations to our dear Granddaughter Congratulations to our Sister PEARL CORINNE FISCH from from RABBI 8- MRS. VICTOR PERNIKOFF OMA and OPA and GITTI Goodluckto LIBBY GOLDBERG from her Grandmother I D A G 0 L D B E R G Goodluckta LIBBY GOLDBERG from her Grandmother R O S E H E R M A N Compliments of P H l L I P L A M M Congratulations to J U D Y G O L D M A N on her graduation. MR. and MRS. IRVING SCHWARTZ Congratulations and Best Wishes to H E D Y from AUNT REGINA and UNCLE HARRY Heartiest Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Our Dear Niece and Cousin PEARL GREENBAUM MR. and MRS. LIEDER and FAMILY MR. and MRS. STEINMETZ 8. FAMILY Dear.. . PEARL Heartiest Congratulations upon your Graduation MR. and MRS. R. ROTHMAN Mazel Tov to our Daughter and PEARL GREENBAUM With love, MR. and MRS. GREENBAUM Stanley, Tulie and Yitzchok Sister Mazel Tov to ROSALIE BERNARD FRANKEL Congratulations to MARTHA MR. MAX DRUZ Congratulations to EILLEEN DANIEL KRAMER Mazel Tov to our dear RABBI and REBITZIN and their Daughter CHAYA KORB CONG. AHAVAT CHESED To my dear Daughter E S T H E R Mazel Tov and Best Wishes M R S . L E V I N E Mazel Tov to NAOMI KLASS MOTHER - DADDY - WINDY The Brooklyn Daily 8. the Jewish Press Congratulations to our Daughter R O C H E L L E MR. and MRS. I. KLAUSNER To... NAOMI KLASS May you go from one great thing to another. GRANDFATHER RAPHAEL SCHREIBER l n 'J Congratulations to ESTHER GEWIRTZ MAX KLOTZ INSURANCE BROKER 20 VESEY STREET New York, N. Y. LONG ISLAND THREAD CO. THREADS - NoTIoNs - PIECE Gooos 91 EAST BROADWAY RE - 2-4834 New York City Compliments of B. EISNER PRODUCE CORP. Congratulations to CAROL GOLDBERG from BOULEVARD KOSHER MEAT MARKET 97-77 QUEENS BOULEVARD Forest Hills Compliments of DR. S. N. KNOPF 8. ASSOCIATES 303 BROADWAY Congratulations to M A R T H A HILMAN FUEL OIL CO. To Look Slick . . . Check with Chick CHICK CORSETRY We make you smaller or bigger. 5315 - 13th AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of DR. BERNARD ZAGLIN Congratulations to ROSALIE LASHER LASHER PRESS Compliments of MARTY and AL FRUIT and VEGETABLE MARKET 3079 BRIGHTON 14th STREET Brooklyn 35, N. Y. Congratulations to M A R T H A CHARLES GONIKMAN and SON Compliments of JACK'S FRUIT STORE Compliments of JOSEPH LIEBERMAN TELEVISION SERVICE Closed Saturdays - Open Sundays 1330 - 53rd STREET UL. 1-5221 Compliments from HOCHBERG BROS. 5201 - Iam AVENUE BAYWAY GARAGE 8. SERVICE STATION TYDOL FLYING A GASOLINE Auro REPAIRS and ACCESSORIES 231 NEPTUNE AVENUE Brooklyn 35, N. Y. Congratulations - E S T H E R upon your achievements. May you continue to emulate Queen Esther of old WILLMARK SALES CO., INC. Esplanade 7-2657 CHIFFON BAKE SHOP KASHRUTH a DIETARY LAWS STRICTLY OBSERVED I373 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE A. Levenbrown Brooklyn 30, N. Y. DR. MILTON SCHIFF SURGEON DENTIST Hours: Mon. to Thurs. 9 o.m. to 7:30 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 269 KINGSTON AVENUE Nr. Eastern Parkway Brooklyn I3, N. Y. TUrner 8-1400 N. Y. Tel. Olympia 8-7040 HERMAN'S STAR BAKERS WHOLESALE BAKERS Where the Promise Means Performance 'lll0 FARMINGDALE ROAD Route I09 Lindenhurst, N. Y. DEwey 9-5589 By Appointment DR. SHOLOM KRUMBEIN DENTAL SURGEON 3065 NOSTRAND AVENUE At Quentin Road Brooklyn 29, N. Y. Congratulations to HARRIET SEPTIMUS on her Graduation L A S H E R P R E S S 80 SEVENTH AVENUE New York, N. Y. Compliments of H A R T L E Y ' S LADIES and cHlLoREN's APPAREL 705 BRIGHTON BEACH AVENUE Slocum 6-7I74 Rabbi L. Ehrenreich, Prop. CENTRAL HEBREW BOOK STORE AND JEWISH GIFT CENTER 368 KINGSTON AVENUE Bet. Carroll 8- Crown Sts. Brooklyn I3, N. Y. GRamercy 5-3337 Established I892 D . M l L L E R Kosher Dairy Products Best Quality I3 ESSEX STREET NEW YORK 2, N. Y. INgersoll 2-2400 For More Than 35 Yrs. HOME CARPET CLEANERS, INC. FOR FINE CARPET CLEANING 2400 SNYDER AVENUE Nr. Bedford Avenue Brooklyn 26, N. Y. ULster 6-2342 Timely Gifts for All Occasions F. MARKEL - .IEWELER DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY 2l05 CHURCH AVENUE Brooklyn 26, N. Y. Branches: 65ll - 20th Ave. ' 2133 - 86th Street Tel. Ollegon 7-9230 A. RICK 8. SONS MEAT and Poumzv 557 GRAND STREET New York 2, N. Y. LEO SCHIMEL AARON KRANTZLER DeLUXE PALACE Kosher Caterers 553 HOWARD AVENUE Pkesident 2-2II6 Brooklyn 33, N. Y. EVergreen 8-9825 Hours: Il to I -6 to 8 Compliments of SAM X. FANKUCHEN, M.D. 645 MARCY AVENUE Brooklyn 6, N. Y. MOnument 6-0693 L E O C . A D E R and His ORCHESTRA 535 WEST non. STREET wEoDlNc:s - DANCES - PARTIES 535 WEST non: STREET NEW Yom: 25, N. Y. M . K L E I N Meat and Poultry Market 1203 AVENUE J Brooklyn 30 HYacinth 7-l600 MADISON HEAT CORPORATION The Big 'M' in Modern Heating GULF SOLAR HEAT HEATING OIL I57 VARICK ST. BROOKLYN 37, N. Y. 099' isflli ' xx AOA o 'Q of A 5 4 335 by A FRIEND of ROSLYN SHELKOWITZ Congratulations to PHYLLIS MOTECHIN Mazel Tov to S H E I L A from MOM, DAD and ABE Mazel Tov to our dear Granddaughter B E V E R L Y MR. and MRS. JACOB WEITZMAN To... H A R R I E T Lots of Luck on her Graduation MR. and MRS. MAX SEPTIMUS Berel and Michael Congratulations to FRIEDA SREBRO upon her graduation DORIS and MURRAY AUGENBAUM Congratulations to SUSAN G. SCHIFFENBAUER SEYMOUR KLEIN Francis I. DuPont 8. Co. 342 Madison Ave., New York ' MU 2-3000 Members New York Stock Exchange Mazel Tov to F R I E D A from MOM and DAD In Honor of the engagement of our sister BLUMI to LARRY HELEN and DEBBY To... P H Y L L I S Congratulations on your graduation A FRIEND Mazel Tov to S A N D Y an her graduation MOM, DAD and SHEILA Best Wishes to to S A N D Y TRI STAR HOSIERY Best Wishes to SUSAN SCHIFFENBAUER on her graduation DR. C. DEUTCH vo-59 CORONA Ave. ELMHURST, L. I. A Hearty Mazel Tov to the THE GRADUATING CLASS Mazel Tov to SUSAN SCHIFFENBAUER MR. and MRS. LAZAR HEYMAN Best Wishes to SUSAN SCHIFFENBAUER SAMUEL GREENBERG SUTRO BROS. and CO. 120 BROADWAY New YORK cmr MENDEL ROSENZWEIG FINE FURS, INC. Compliments ot SANEF LIVE POULTRY CO. APplegate 7-3659 Lena Goldstein CRESCENT REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE - APPRAISALS 2673 PITKIN AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. Bus. Phone: NI 8-8549 Orders Delivered M . M I N T Z Kosher Meats and Poultry Under Strict Orthodox Supervision 212 NEPTUNE AVE. BROOKLYN, N. Y. PResident 4-4596 EMPIRE DRUG SHOP M. Kuller - Pharmacist and Chemist EMPIRE B'I.VD and BROOKLYN AVE. PResident 4-4596 Brooklyn, N. Y. GEdney 5-4009 HAIM AGUS, M. D. Hours: 12-2, 6-8 1365 - 48th STREET BROOKLYN 19, N. Y. WAdSworth 3-3345 Strictly Kosher We Deliver FLEISCHMANN 81 HEYMANN Meats - Poultry - Delicatessen Under Supervision of Rabbi Dr. Jos. Breuer 1530 ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE Bel. 186th 81 187th Sls. New York 33, N. Y. LOrraine B-6800 Willi Gruenebaum - Henry Baer TASTY PASTRY' Cake and Pastry for All Occasions Under Supervision of Rabbi Dr. Jos. Breuer 4175 BROADWAY Bel. 176th 8- 177th Sis. Greetings FIRST DUBENKA SOCIETY Compliments of N. MEISTRICH and SON Taz DUANE STREET Tel. Vlrginia 3-5770 Res.: Vlrginia 8-2210 JACK 8- MAX - Strictly Kosher -- Meat Market and Poultry 117-19 LIBERTY AVE. RICHMOND HILL, N. Y. Phone: lLlinois 9-9517 WElNBERG'S APPAREL, INC. . . .FINE FEMININE APPAREL. .. 95-42 QUEENS BOULEVARD Near 63rd Drive Rego Park, L. I., N. Y. Oflice: BUckmintster 4-7122 - 7123 Night Phones: DI 5-8091 - GL I-2784 OSBORN FUEL OIL CO. Oil Burners and Fuel Oil Distributors - OIL BURNERS 8. FUEL OIL 1194 UTICA AVENUE BROOKLYN 3, N. Y. WAlker 5-4826 - 4827 A. BENKIN, INC. - WHOLESALE IEWELERS - 34 EAST BROADWAY New York 2, N. Y. WAlker 5-8566 Nissim Hizme Creator of . . . Original Designs ARTIST - DESIGNER - CRAFTSMAN ISRAELI ART JEWELRY CO. 37 ELDRIDGE ST. NEW YORK 2, N, Y. ULster 4-7500-1-2-3 William Cohn BORO FUEL OIL CO. THE OIL THAT KEEPS WARM FRIENDS 2 CHURCH AVE. BROOKLYN 18, N. Y. Compliments of MR. FISCHEL HAAS A FRIEND of THE LINDS Congratulations to S A N D Y on her graduation Congratulations from RABBI JUDAH ROSENBERG to his sister R O S A L Y N on her graduation Mazel Tov to our graduate H I N D A MOM, DAD, MANNY 8. RICKY Congratulations to F A Y W A L D M A N on her graduation Congratulations to SANDY from ANN ARBOR Congratulations to OUR DEAREST AUNT upon her graduation DAVID and CHANA Best Wishes to Mazel Tov to S U S A N S A N D Y from MOM, DAD, MARTY 8. BUBI H. ECKSTEIN and SON MazelTovto To.-I YOSPA S A N D Y Congratulations ond Bset Wishes I Mom - DAD on her gmduamm Brother and Sisters Mazel Tov to S U S A N MazelTovto HELEN STONE from MIRIAM 8. MECHAL SCHIFFENBAUER M. B . Mazel Tov to ln Memory of S A N D Y Father - MGA? WEINGER from Brother - MURRY WEINGER A F R I E N D DR. IRVING WEINGER DE-RITE SPORTSWEAR CO., AARON and MEYER SEIF Congratulations to HARRIET SEPTIMUS Inc. Congratulations to MYRA MARCUS LEIFER - Jeweler 2 WEST 47th STREET Compliments of J. EIS and SONS JOSEPH TOLMACH Pharmacy 464 GRAND STREET New York 2, N. Y. A hearty Mazel Tov to M Y R A on her graduation BERNARD KORNBLUM Diamonds 36 WEST 47th STREET Compliments of COLLEGIATE CAPS 8. GOWNS 366 FIFTH AVENUE New York 1, New York BRILLIANT DIAMOND CO. 36 WEST 47th STREET New York 19, N. Y. FLORIDA SWEET SHOP Best Candy in Town 2127 CHURCH AVENUE Compliments of FELDMAN and RAUCH 2 WEST 47th STREET New York, N. Y. Congratulations from GARY'S DRUG CO. 3909 - 13th AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. ARTHUR SAMUELS Tri-Es-Co Diamonds 36 WEST 47th STREET New York A Hearty Mazel Tov to MYRA MIKE SEGAL Manufacturer of Charms IO W. 47th STREET NEW YORK Compliments of GLASSMAN and GRUMET 2 WEST 47th STREET New York, N. Y. Compliments of ZUCKERBRAUN CHESIR CORP. 9-8170 Res.: MO - 3-2021 EMIL MOSKOWITZ - Glatt Kosher - Meat Products 8 Delicatessen 844 AMSTERDAM AVENUE Bet 101st 8- 102nd Sts. New York 25, N. Y. J. S. GARLICK, Funeral Directors Parkside Memorial Chapels, Inc. 1700 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE Brooklyn 30, N. Y. 1345 JEROME AVENUE Bronx 52, N. Y. JACOB KRESCH NOBLE DRUGS SACH'S JEWELRY RUBY and CARRIE MR. and MRS. NISSEL MR. I. RABINOWITZ ALTER KATZ DAVE'5 FRUIT STORE HEYMAN'S PHARMACY YORK CREAMERIES REGINA'S HAT SHOPPE SOL GOLDSTEIN HARRY AMDEN MAY and SAM NEWMAN JASLOW BROS. FRIENDLY SUPERETTE GOUBOUD COSMETICS MRS. JACOBSON F. MARKEL JEWELERS MR. K. MILES MR. B. PINTER MR. CHARLES REINHOLTZ STERN'S BUTCHER COMPLIMENTS OF JACK WEIGEL MR. MOSES HASE MR. I. SHINDELHEIM MR. NATHAN DUBINSKY MR. ISRAEL HUGARISHER MR. HASKEL BOCHNER SY-LVIA ROSNER FRANCES' DR. WILLIAM LIPTON MR. and MRS. BLATT ISIDORE BEITSCHER MR. H. GRAFF I. GOLDBERG and SONS APMAN'S LUNCHEONETTE MRS. JEAN NELIG MR. and MRS. 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