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

 - Class of 1961

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x. r 1 I1 V V -PM ' N318 .Y 1 , -If 511' , ,ul ,ig ., 1. JH 'ami A. '7,'i53?J 4 . ,- .1 ii. .. ? .Em ,.! vw ., -f ,Lg W lm! 1, W .N A 1 1 A l MJAHML Mniuerriifg E JX.4,,1,5zf1,,0f51.,,. QM 6 5 A FITBD A 2301 .SZWIW Avenue 9 6 1 Bfookfgn 26, W THEREF ORE, XV E, THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1961, DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK TO In the recesses of the mind a seed of an idea germinates. N onrished by Maris imagination it flourishes and bnrgeons forth as a vision of the future-a dream gnafwing to be fulfilled-the staff of which empires are biiiltg that 'which deposes monarchs, wreaks holoeansts, and impels the steady drive of progress. As certain ethereal images lifted Man from the dnst whence he came and raised him to be king of all the world second only to G-d who did create him, so does the reali- zation of others, return him to his place of origin. W'e dream with the fer-vent hope and belief, that only youth can possess, that our dreams shall be realities and a better world 'wrought throngh them. 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E , I 3? ,1 Af- Reitman Nobel Sachs Savitsky Schaffer Seif ' Zelinger Stern VVeissman YVarshaw Shatz Smith Shapiro Seltzer Taft Zwiebel Verschleiser Zeisel Siegal Klein Wurtzel Shangold VVeinreb Speiser Bleifcld W-hoops! I Ea f'Tf'7'vI-5'.7k: -it ' ' ' R ' E3 ,gubyr , 3.S3iu?.' 2-- .nun 517 nm n5mr SIVIA ESTI-IER ADAMS A 'LUlJi7'l'LUi7Id of tlaoztglat, zz master of speech, rz fomztaivz of vifufwity. 'Yfw' Sparkling Appeal . . . do gentlemen prefer blondes? . . . Sivie tried it as Huck Finn but switched back to black . . . not only acts but teaches others how to, too . . . defends us in de- bating . . . expert at the Word game . . . one of the sixtette . . . A-Dam e We really love. X, If r1'1'ef1711s came true dem' . . . 1- .nw n-Ja wan: mx 5: miner: CHAVY TOVA BARON Bnrrevz of malice, lzarowess of generosity. Cool Bowler . . . toiled, raHled . . . and all for a good Elchanette . . . her excuse for lateness? . . . Bronxitis . . . Halpern's happy helper . . . Perlman's loyal laborer . . . a sunny past . . . a star filled future. wg . 5:-'f 're...5 y-este H K ' as 5511110 4, - N ..,b,wb,g,.,.g ' 5 i . 1'aN3':: 3 sxigf- numb nm 511 'muin .mwxriu wow ,'m551 ami? wa nwfssnro DEBBY BEEBER Uvzyieldivzg conscience is the voice of steadfast faith. Devout Bas-Torah . . . the heart and head of Hebrew Debating . . . Keeps us in good candy- kosher too . . . gemorrah with a nigun . . . from XVilliamsburg to Boro Park . . . a foxy coat that couldnlt hide her honesty. WN .'::m5 nw ,mmwi Wim: BEVERLY BERTIGER Her knowledge is two-fold worth, for serenity doth rightly guide it. Brainy Banter . . . Be is from N. J .... one of Annenberg's favorites . . . slams a mean volley- ball . . . a latin lover . . . hairdols inspired by Vogue . . . friends inspired by her. . . . I'd dream you happiness .HJ NYU' TITIDW1 ITWW JOANNA GAIL BLEIFELD A spirit quick and bright with Something of impish delight. Jenuine Bubie . . . Miss Aleph Class . . . always plays character parts . . . maybe because of her great character . . . made the debating team and still talking . . . her heart is ten feet tall . . . and growing, growing, gone. .IVJR5 D I'1 'JV5 FlD7E WED NINA BRESLER A learned uuzu has always enough iu himself. Never Boastful . . . devout Bnei Akivanick . . . shevet comes first, last, and in between . . . al- ways dancing . . . or Crocheting . . . or walking in the rain . . . that can't dampen her disposition. .NPWYD :mon mi-fm nim 1.-'ia .in ini :mo 5:w SARA RIFKA BROYDE Saucy Bubbler . . . refreshing and she is mild . . . her humour appreciated by all but teachers . . . a Boro Parker . . . plague of Hoffman's class . . . the one and only Srif . . . always bataamt. All that 'we see 01' seem . . nrswvnvs mmm ,1DTD3I'lD'D'J1'lTD vwxmw 5: ALICE MARCIA BURSTEIN Slae loves damning 'well who dances soulfully. Ain't Berfect . . . but pretty near it . . . talented kid . . . like different man . . . swung the scenes for sings . . . mercenary mitten and myarmulka maker . . . books, books, and more books . . . B. A. nick . . . take me to your cheering leader . . . will follow her own path to success. :nw wmv 1:11 511 5-:nm .vwwx 'nn mmm ww: 1nJmx 5:1 lm: PAULA CAPLOW Still water: 11172 deep, Perfectly Calm . . . from the Bnei Akiva . . . loses herself in the world of books . . . won Bassell in the world of acting . . . all the way from Crown Heights . . . always dreaming . . . we hope they come true. To count ber friends is the task of a lifetime. VWYDJ DTN WDW' 'WND DTD PN GLORIA M. COHEN Notlaiizg is so popular as kiizdizess. Great Character . . . long live Bnei Akiva! . . . soon to be our representative in Aretz . . . Songs from the staircase . . . imagination galore . . . everyone's friend . . . a real treat to know her. .wan 5D mn nw' - DEBORAH SHEILA DORF Skill and confidence are mi ziizcoizquerable army. Devoted Dancer . . . ardent Bnei Akivanick . . . Pesach is her favorite holiday . . . made friends with the Barber and looks the better . . . worked A V V up through the ranks, not from A to Z, but from '11 ' C to A . . . She'll surely keep rising. T131 11-aw 'pa rms EDYTHE SUZANNE DUBROW The most mmzifest signs of bei' 'wisdom are ber apt sileizces. Easy Disposition . . . a Connecticut Yankee in Rabbi Friedman's institution . . . found a New Haven in Boro Park . . . she came a little late and leaves a little early . . . a Yale fan with an ulterior motive . . . the motif of happiness is assured. with I5 but fl dreimz euitlain ii L7i7'Ci'l77l. L Q l For a dreamer lifues forefuer . . . ! 'vqy .IWWJJ1 1117131 FIPDJDJ REGINA ELBINGER Her depth of soul ernbraces understanding, corn- passion, sincerity. Her genius embraces all. Reveals Excellence . . . the spark that kindles the Flame . . . dynamic sense of humor . . . our best math trick . . . very sympathetic Qstrikerj . . . Going MIT Debby . . . teachers' delight, but only during tests . . . one of the upper class . . . she's born to reach the heights. o .T1J'l UJW251 TPB PWHW RWD' TN EDNA ENGELSRATH Profound sincerity is the only basis of character. Ever Earnest . . . a subway sufferer, and all for Central . . . was it worth it? . . . for 'us it was . . . lucky boss who gets Edna for a secretary . . . Mashal's pride and joy . . . endeared herself to us all. wir: 35:4 my D'P17D37 nv: nJ5's mwnn ww MIRIAM H. FELD To be born with the gift of laughter is to possess a 'wealth of friends. Manufacturers Fun . . . one of the higher ups of the basketball bunch . . . put her circus in- stincts to good use as Billy Bigelow in our Carousel . . . Chock Full o'Nutty jokes . . . we Savorfinj her friendly . . . very baton t. naw? Sv 'mn mmm 3 SHEVI B. FELMAN may Modesty, that low sweet root, from which her 1 Q Jy herwenly 'virtues shoot. V Scholarly Friend . . . a real classical girl . . . led the music club of that name . . . unassuming and unobstrusive, but plenty to be conceited about . . . we're Shevi ng naches from her. inzsn in va: vw .15 :im 'vws SHIRLEY FINK hence they are very few. Successful Foreigner . . . from Pennsylvia . . . proceeds slowly but Shirley . . . and gets places quickly . . . math brain . . . and history brain . . . and everything else brain . . . not a stool- pigeon but a real good chick. .D'21D D W17DW ,EFDDVI ,TI'l11'l Fi'I'Z1 W' X FREYDA FISCH T00 great for haste, too high for rivalry. Frequently Farshlufent . . . a super wide awake I.Q. camouflaged by a tranquilizing snore . . . a Fischy but Freylach sense of humor . . . the cause of many a debating victory and many a teacher's heartburn . . . she's frankly the finest, frumest, fantabulest . . . free lanced for ELCHANETTE . . . enhanced 'fCarousel . . . Lawsy, how she Pranced through Huck Finn . . . and entranced her way into our hearts. She is never mindful of those wrongs done herg . . . And a toiler dies 272 a a , IfVlJitlJer is flea' the visionary gleam? . . . egqtrfwb bf if .TIJDW 717113 l'l1 tI1FI T111 .DJDW TII'l1J DWPDFI N11 RACHEL S. FREEMAN Her virtue led, and glory followed as if it 'were Iver slaaclofw. Radiates Finesse . . . our Madame Prez . . . but still one of the girls . . . even visits us in class sometimes . . . terrific at arranging and Charlie is no obstacle . . . enduring endearing charm . . . knows Where she's going and will get there quickly. 5 .yn mx: Sew- mn HARRIET SUSAN FRIEDLER H er beauty by the berwens sent, to be zz lifetimes' owzfzvlzevzt. Hexiting Flavor . . . sugar and spice and spice and spice . . . Perlman's chopped liver girl . . . we call her Buzshy for some strange reason . . . 'lco-op erative . . . one of the sixtette . . . uvolunteersu for everything and may she so continue. :nu mm' 131 Sv Swan: .harem 'nn mmm JUDY FRIEDMAN Ir is the vzizrzwe of fl great mind to be calm and zmdistzlvfbed. jenerally Filosofical . . . every week from the Heights to the depths . . . but she helped bring Central up . . . impeccable manners and mannerisms . . . all the Times she's doing cross- word puzzles . . . justice is her standard and she ranks pretty high. ual 'buf .nnunnrs inrsnrx ,mnnni mmm neon nzww 5: MIRIAM JUDITH FUCHS Courage is that virtzze which chavlzpioas the cause of right. Much Friendliness . . . headed the charity drive . . . drove us all to contribute . . . always getting into ticklish situations . . . Gutchy, Gutchy, Goo! . . . ready with a run-down on the recent . . . Frumkeit and gutskeit all over. dream? .nuiw num ,rms nam ANN MIRIAM GABEL Compassiofz never 1'e11zai1zs alofzeg It always attracts scores of friends. Always Game . . . and ready with a joke . . . enlivens every class . . . one of the regular Crown Heightsers . . . she keeps her pocket book ready for a rainy day . . . but brings sunshine wherever she goes. 5' s .nirm nnwmsn www: as MARILYN GEISLER The ideal of poise, grace and charm. Majestic Gem . . . manages everything well . . . including the debating team . . . a smart sweater girl . . . a rarity . . . saving factor for Hebrew Ed. of Flame . . . brightens every day with her sunny hair and sparkling Personality. lnx, y . . . Wlaere is it now, the glory and the , 59 Life is a dream, 2 , fl- .mmm nav ,J5 nan SANDRA GELLIS As fairest garderzs are her looksg Her mind as clear as sparkling brooks. Strikingly Glamorous . . . she's simply enchant- ing . . . an Xylophone player? . .. chas ve 'lChalil a . . . equally convincing in both Eng- lish and Hebrew debating . . . a type A editor for the ELCI-IANETTE . . . she'll have no trouble as a criminologist . . . they'll all come running . . . and we don't blame them. they tell . . .DUWD5 H3101 DWDW5 H210 LINDA IRIS GERSHKOWITZ The heavens such graces did lend her that she might admired he. Lastingly Genteel . . . as pretty as her name in Spanish . . . lucky patients who get nurse Gersh . . . always keeps her Witz about her . . . her aunt -ics made us love her. N.-f 1522 15221 'ww 'Sw MARILYN BEA GINSBERG Style is to the wearer as petals are to the flower. Model's Gifts . . . Madame De F arge . . . knit her way through High School . . . L'Made-Up of good stuff . . . be-wishing eyes . . . graced the oilice with her presence . . . we predict a merry future. .nmvi :ms nw nmv PHYLLIS GINSBURG A smile is a curve which can straighten many a problem. Pleasant Gabber . . . she's Phyll of fun . . . our quietest quipper . . . ever eating . . . never gain- ing . . . she loves life . . . the reason We love her . . . eyes that slant up . . . and so will her path in life. . . Walciizg, to die .JHJW TIPITS1 SONDRA GOLD A merry heart makes for ready fwizf. Spice Galore. . . five feet nuthin of pure action . . . has a Gold',en arm in basketball . . . keeps her club members in a twirl . . . she 'Kpicture d a good yearbook . . . a half pint pack- age that explodes . . . hot pepper on the draw . . . a sharpshooter who hits home . . . worthy of her name. .15 rnowv mimi 'nam HARRIET LEA GOLDBERG Private sincerity is a public welfare. ' I-Iow Grand . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . one of jersey's jim-Dandy exports . . . a class A girl in every imaginable way . . . showed fine marksmanship in Lapidus' class . . . 3 gets the mark of approval from us all. .nun 'rv 11275 xmr: LAURIE SUE GOLDSTEIN T'is not alone her talent for words but her wit that makes her a writer. Lively Gregarian . . . Monsey's many-talented miss . . . not an imitation . . . but a darn good imitator . . . the staff the Flame leans on . . . the laugh that shook the walls . . . one of the sixtette . . . adds her shine to everything. In solitude we dreanz alone . . . .ITYWTI 'JDJ 'IDW 'lJ'I PN f SUSAN GOLDSTEIN She is nzagnanirnozls and attracks to her sicleg She is gracious, hence gets along with all. Smart Glothing . . . Gotteshman's favorite . . . fainted gracefully in Huck Firm . . . boosted gracefully at games . . . quipped gracefully in class . . . flipped gracefully in free periods . . . pretty graceful . . . one of the sixtette . . . glows with good spirits. .1'l1'WJF'l VIN DBMS ,D15W 1151171 D1522 DBMS 'VM RENEE GOLOMBECK Loved because she'll do and say, the nicest thing in the nicest way. Regal Grace . . . guards us from losses . . . in basketball and out . . . managed the team when we were lowly sophs . . . Flash! . . . another picture for the yearbook . . . amazingly, blaz- ingly sweet . . . her charm and character con- quered all. .m:v5 zsmraw 225.15 mms ,DDJ was 22:1 my CHAYA RACHELLE GOODMAN A good person develops the virtues in others, riot their vices. Cheerily Glows . . . Perlman's L'Golden De- licious Girl . . . for a change we agree with him . . . like real Good-man . . . a miss with the most . . . the Heights will always be her natural habitat. JUDITH GREENFIELD The very toil of writing gives her pleaszireg . . . 112 eorriparzy, we affree to dream in CO7ZC6'7'f. .mm ninma nmew 'ms 1152 HEDY GOTTESFELD The great rrrirzd knows the power of cheerfzilriess. Happy Go-lucky . . . we missed her in our Freshman year . . . backbone of the shevet . . . brain of the history class . . . right arm of Rabbi Rosenmund . . . nosy, newsy editor of the Flame . . . Aliya is her aim . . . she'll go up in everything. nvw mn' 11:1 I5 .mrs wean mann nm Arid the finished work glows with the writers heart. jenerous Gal . . . French, Hebrew, and English . . . all with the proper accent . . . her com- positions are the pride and joy of Rabbi Dardac . . . we all like her anyway . . . her first name may be common, but she's pretty special. Dreaming of a time less far. W 4 ',:: S3-ax .npwm anon mirm nim JUDITH BARBARA GROSSMAN Smiling always with a never failing serenity of countenance. jolly Good . . . entered the class as a soph . . . but we feel we know her all our lives . . . japanese for Bassell . . . an eyeful of oriental charm . . . has a special sparkle . . . and laugh . . . one of the physics girls . . . Gross'led many friends. .Tl l11J52 ITIPWWW i'1'W377D2 FIY1'l1 i CAROL HERSCHKOPF When one corner of a subject is mentioned she deduces therefrom the other three. Clever Historian . . . has a real jewish heart and doesn't hide it . . . puts every history teacher to shame . . . our Betty Crocker . . . knows her Chumash . . . practices what she learns . . . crosses words right . . . sweet and good like a 'LHersch y bar. .Tl51'LV'I1J THD' HJR TOBY HILSENRAD A cheerful spirit joined with innocence makes her beauty attractive, her knowledge delightful, and her wit good-naturetl. The Happiest . . . a breath of fresh air in our stuffy classrooms . . . stupendous cheerleader . . . filled from head to toe with exuberance and laughter . . . propped up scenery in Huck F inn . . . one of the triumvirate . . . will ascend above all Hils . . . Wu,-v .mins 511 niw me nw an: MIRIAM F. KATZ Fiery hair like szlrzliglat streaming C7'0'w715 ber face forever clrearrzirzg. Modestly Knowing . . . Mimi is mild as a May morning . . . and just as lovely . . . one of the subway sleepers . . . a real Ketzeleh . . . and definitely not for the dogs . . . red is her face's favorite color . . . and she's one of our favorite girls. Drefmzirzg of zz day less dirrz .TPWDD DWDWSJJ1 ,HUD D 'I7Dl'lJ JUDY KLEIN For lofvely is ber face yet lovelier is ber soul. jestfully kandid . . . Bartons, but still she's . . . wow! . . . just peachy! . . . and creamy com- plexion . . . came up with some dillies in class . . . kept the teachers jumping . . . and us enjoying . . . a jewel of a lass . . . a treasure of a cheer- leader . . . a pearl of a girl. .gn nxi-m maui: mix: NETTIE KLEMPNER F rom the crown of ber bead to the soles of ber feet she is all rrzirtlo. Nutty kid . . . but real terrific . . . like a bulb she lit our darkest days with her electric per- sonality . . . co-founder of K and K . . . her laugh announces her coming . . . the size of a sprite . . . but loaded with spirit . . . sure to Net a fine catch. JL Climb efvery rnountain Cross every stream . 'fbsnva .ma 5x1 nm rom: gnrsnn 13 www n-is i-am: JUDITH ELLEN KRAMER Responsibilities gravitate to the person who can shoulder tlaern ,and power flows to the one who knows how. Jingles Koins . . . trying to meet our quota . . . real collector . . . of friends . . . co-partner of K and K . . . more Kandid than the Kamera . . . Treasurer in action! . . . munificent mischief maker . . . may her life be far richer than this Elchanette she managed. BARBARA LIEBMAN Perspicacity is the key to success .HUD 59 PTH? F1211 FLORENCE JUDITH KRIEGER A successful person is one who rises to a loiglo L position by her own rnerit. L Flowing kindness . . . as head of service squad she made a clean sweep . . . better than Metre- cal for dieters with her no more then three items sign . . . a Kussin Kwipper . . . one of the sixtette . . . will have many more Marv - elous daze. 'iw .nuiwrsn 533 nrsizym MIRIAM LANDESMAN The purity of ber soul, 111irro1'ed in the lofvelivzess of ber voice, reizders ber mzfo1'gettable. Much loveliness . . . compressed into a pint- sizecl package . . . worked her fingers, and charm- ed us to the bone in 'LI-luck Finn . . . brilliant president of Arista, and Hebrew Editor of Flame . . . thrilling voice of Miriam . . . from the 'LLand s of McKeesport . . . a vibrant Pixie. Znwxn 15Tl13'lV nw' 11-1 mis .own m 15 mxam nvwwi mxan ezine' nr BINA LEVOVITZ The music that can deepest reach and cure all ill is tlaozzglatfzzl speech. Bery Laibedik . . . our Hebrew composition ghost writer . . . a sabra . . . but sweet all the way through . . . one of the star stair singers . . . a Lev-ov-vitch ve are proud. 5...,g.4: K i. ' X , qfffl . . . Follow every mizzllow Ulzril you find your drelmz au- nuff pun., If yonvf heart is in your difemn . . . MIRIAM LUNDNER .mow n15nrs',wnw :nm 5: n-Snr: .DNPTD TIRJ1 W'i1'I TINJ CI-IAVA E. LIEBER When ideals are true and beliefs strong, Then friends are many. Certainly Likeable . . . Perlman's book-room girl . . . everyone's typist . . . good accompaniment during assemblies . . . good company any time . . . the minutes tick by and she's hour best secretary . . . we very much Lieb-her. She who binds her son! to knowledge Qu' Steals the key of heaven. Matchless Lassie . . . one of the few who sten ded it for two years . . . Frenched it for four . . . Arista cratic . . . plastered this place with her pretty posters . . . pretty as a picture herself. .mwnu ,mm ,nm ,nm SY LV IA MARK Rare compound of frolic and fnn. Relishes a joke and rejoices in a pun. So Merry . . . and mischievous . . . and Zippy . . . we finally had her Crown Heights weekend her Sonny disposition won her many friends and will continue to do so . . . happily left her Mark on all of us . . . she'll soar like a bird to success. .vas -pw my mm '1m5n na' SI-IARYN MESKIN H7190 spenketla kind 'words bath wmny friends. Sweet Magic . . . never a Mes . . . Kin hold her own any time . . . always Slirvn what she has . . . Boosts everyone's ego . . . but her own never gets out of hand . . . a friend WC,1'C all proud of. .IVDND DNSD1 DVI' EVA MEZI The power of tlnolzgbt-the magic of mind. Eager Mind . . . never a cross word . . . but wordy with puzzles . . . one of the officials . . . Eva' lovin' . . . neva shovin' . . . keeps up with the current . . . boned up on the past . . . master at math . . . and at making lasting friend- ships. . . . N 0 request is too extreme .535 :from :nu JUDITH MINCHENBERG Elegant as simplicity and 'umrm as ecstasy. just Marvelous . . . gleaming hair, there, and everywhere . . . lovely to look at . . . a striking cheerleader . . . one of the triumvirate . . New jersey should be proud . . . Minchen judyberg or Bergy judenminch, she's a classy classmate . . . the ginchiest. ,puma .HDTI DWTI5 THD! - i IIl'lT1 F1559 PHYLLIS MONDERER Her laonozzr, like magnets, attracting all. H er friendslaip like iron, unyielding. Progressive Manner . . . a sweet voice that en- trances its listeners . . . our ambassador to foreign countries . . . with a souvenir from each . . . a Like Wow girl . . . may her future be as merry as the jokes she amused us with . . . and as pleasant as her personality. Yet after flesh, and steel, and stone are gone .num r1 :zpn ,wmv Sinwran 5:1 SARAH MGRGENSTERN T'is ber thinking of others that makes yon think of ber. Sincerity Mastered . . . and modesty meant . . . almost always with a smile . . . if not a smile a giggle . . . laudible loyalty . . . most un-self- centered one we know . . . the advantage of a bad handwriting-it covers all her spelling mis- takes . . . a feeling heart that encompasses all. .WT VDVI2 WDD1 DTIWDT WD! NWT! M YRA LEE NELSON rms' . . . ., Inmgznatzon IS the eye of the senses. Main Nitter . . . ex-bubblegum and engraved chocolate bars seller . . . present Presleyite . . . Luella Parson's equal . . . she informed us uninformed about the doings in Hollywood . . . cute as a bug . .. buggy on the subject of Sing meetings . . . her happy future a surety. .DHD TDD '?D'INT1 13 DTPW HJWDH 'UT 1FlT'N SUSAN NOBEL Tlaose fwlao aspire rzobly will rzobly be remembered. She's Naturally . . . nice . . . boards in Flatbush . . . but never bores in school . . . her squad service,'d the lunchroom . . . and cleaned it up . . . fluted when we singed . . . and helped us Win . . . an Arista Dovener . . . a dove of a girl. . . . The ll7'6'll7Il lives 012 .mam 5: uw: in nzwu CHAVIE OBERMEISTER Ioy rises iii laer like ll szzrizmer morrz. Consistently 'Opeful . . . loaded with spirit . . . always ready with a crack . . . charming and disarming . . . never red with anger . . . or green with envy . . . or blue with despair . . . but Pure and white as snow. .TIJDV 111513311 11231 FID5 VIDTWT DDU VTDCV' SANDRA OFSINK Borrz to tbiizla and act great deeds. She's Omazing . . . proved her capabilities as an actress . . . and a musician . . . and a librarian . . . and an arts and crafts instructor . . . and aWriter...and... ' C E ,.. if-nv If there were dreams to sell, Merry and sad to tell . . . M- we '92 fwv 'mira TTHWJ Eiwim 'nam was qw :mo CAROL PALLANT Sparitzg itz words, but prodigal in deeds. Certainly Proper. . . quiet, sweet, and very neat . . . blond, blue-eyed Young Israelite . . . a prize product of Williamsburg . . . few faults . . . we all Carve for her. .fuss ww mx :S mann CHANA PRERO Act 'well your part, there all the honor lies. Counts Pennies . . . for our yearbook . . . Michigan er who won't tell us her real name . . . she lost her braces but kept the accent . . . owner of the Red Hair . . . top in the co-op . . . a hearty laugh . . . a heartening sense of responsibility . . . a heartwarming her. .im NTP' :S ann? DIANNE, REITMAN The heart to conceive, the ztrzderstarzoling to direct arztl the harzol to execute. Devilish Riot . . . our answer to Einstein . . . going MIT Reggie . . . the combination of philosophy and madness that comprise genius . . . anyway, she drove the teachers mad . . . Chief of the Elchanette tribe . . . secret weapon in debating . . . Reit one for rebuttal . . . wacky, warm and wonderful . . . Worthy of our ad- miration and friendship. X .I1'I'l?D P13501 IT! 175112 BARBARA ROCHELLE ROKEACH To those who know her not, no words can paint, And those who know her know all words are faint. Bubblingly Refreshing . . . the Bracha in our lives . . . if it's got ears, she talks . . . showed her Royal acting ability in 'lHuck Finn . . . was a -Iulwkiej in Carousel . . . brains, plus ability, plus imagination plus enthusiasm . . . indescribably delicious, delightful, de-loveliest . . . inspired and inspiring. RITA ROSENBERG years . . . lucky us. .HUD DWDVDJE ,HJ5 'D - TTJWWTWD ROZELLE ROSENTHAL Laughter is the best beginning for fifiendship, and the best way to keep it. Really Rates . . . Robby's a ruby of a girl . . . eyes the color of sapphires . . . like jade, her spirits never fade . . . reminds us of a Village,' notion . . . never a dull moment with this miss . . . will be quite a charm for someone's bracelet. . . . And the c1'ye1' rang his bell- Whnr would yon bny? .TW'J'7D n5nJn nim With grace to win, with heart to hold, with shining gifts that wins all ey es. Rip Roaring . . . our nearest late-comer . . . a lovely lithe librarian-lucky Perlman . . . ap- plied what Tessel taught her in the office . . . lucky Halpern . . . stunning hair to adorn a stunning face . . . she stunned Central for four .Tl'lJ?D DUWJDD P1571 PEARL RUBIN Distirzotiorz 'with tr difference. Prime Rhythm . . . someday she'1l compete with Theodore Bikel . . . but we appreciate s. her now . . . concerts under the stairs . . . fiddles around well-with hair . . . understands Wein- stien's cfojurses . . . with her Sabra beauty we predict a tasty future. Were Lf7'Ct17lIS to have at fwill . . . .THJS7 TITDDTT Tm BETTY RACHEL SACHS Wisdom is the perfect good of the hzmzfziz mind. Her philosophy is love of 'wisdom and the endeavor to attairz it. Big Sister . . . sews her clothes at home . . . keeps us in stitches in class . . . got a big kick out of Annenberg . . . he didn't know she's venerated veep of Arista . . . not a needler but the instigator of Y emenite embroidery . . . Associate to the Editor of the Flame . . . friend to all of us. .nun :mn mow 35 ALICE M. SAVITSKY The risirzg hlzzshes, which her cheek o'er spread, are operzirzg roses in the lily's bed. All Sweet . . . highlighted the library, among other things . . . a Perlman fan . . . efficient as she is pretty . . . a cheerful charmer . . . may her future be as rosy as her face can get. .mmm msn nn: 25 5-J: CLAIRE JOY SCHAFFER Fine nrt is that in which the hand, the head and the heart go together. Crashing Smartness . . . our first highlight . . . an artist that puts jakie to shame . . . by virtue of this talent became art Editor of Elchanette . . . a mainstay of the good ship Arista . . . and nrt the Hebrew Debating crew . . . sure to continue in the best of circles . . . Schaffer's Ctalentj all around. . . . This would be .nm :15 Znnm -m umm: JUDITH ELAINE SEIF Silence that speaks, and eloquence of the eyes. joyously Splendid . . . strong athletic arm . . . in basketball . . . volleyball . . . always on the ball . . . beautiful cat's eyes . . . but the farthest thing from a catty girl . . . Mrs. Green called her Seef . . . we call her a doll. .Essen si nwixsf :mi JUDITH RITA SELTZER The way to have fl friend is to be one. jubilant Snap . . . behind-the-scenes success of our sings . . . collected our hard-earned cash for over-over-due books . . . affectionately cal- led 'LSquirt . . . her efficiency is well respected . . . and will lead to an orderly, organized life. when ' i- ,ecw st heal nzy zll 'D X Pity bznz this dupe of Cl7'C'fl77lS . . . W., va R wwf, 1 ,f .13 me mm nn' 15: kit i SANDRA LEE SHANGOLD Her beauty, being the best of all we know, Snnzs up tbe divine and secret aitns of nature. Sovereingnly Striking . . . her hair is her crown- ing glory . . . arty art editor of Elchanette . . . one of the triumvirate . . . a real cheer- leader . . . made the scenery that needed the propping up in Huck Finn . . . We ask for her no more than a life as beautiful as she herself. .D J'17 1156371 HJWWW ETHEL SHAPIRO As good as she is fair, with sunsets in ber hair. Everlasting Smile . . . entering in her sophomore year was no hindrance . . . captivating by virtue of her cute dimples and laugh . . . sedate on a debate . . . with shining face and shining hair, for us she shall always shine. .153 Sv wiv nm GOLDA REENA SHATZ Truly wise, sbe does everything nobly, consistently, soberly, rightly. ww- Golden Spirit . . . Springs from the Valley . . . captured Hebrew editorship of Elchanette . . . as good as her name . . . a love of a girl . . . one of the few who endeared herself to both teachers and classmates . . . a winner in the past . . . a sure bet for the future. .min nina:-nn 5m av: 1:11 Fl'D l'I HARRIET SIEGEL The purity of il 7't'li7ld7'0p, the sparkle of tt brook, the depth of an ocean. Happy Soul . . . bouncy as the balls she basketed . . . yet serious as the points she debated . . . Gendler's little Sea Gull . . . the more food eaten the more pounds lost . . . but her heart keeps gaining warmth. ,Q .nviiwrs war: na JOAN SMITH my Her modesty, the citadel of het wrtne, could if not have been taztghtg it nznst have been born. V judged Scholarly . . . an intellectual Arista mem- ber . . . way on top . . . songs and essays are rivht u her alle f . . . Gotteshmaxfs ashoshiate e P 7 V . . . a class doodler . . . one of the stxtette . . . appreciative and appreciated. . . . Pity hint, that he nntst wake .nvwnn nas 'mann Zaman inns ARLENE SPEISER True goodness springs from tt ntan's ofwn heart. Absolutely Swonderful . . . passes any test . . . in personality . . . service . . . studies . . . we spied her virtues right away . . . good in num- bers and formulas . . . has a great one for lasting friendships. D fp' wr' --'W 'N .nn uw' si- 'mann 5:1 nuuars rain mv' K- MARION STERN f T'F'3 Beautiful eyes reveal what modesty forhidsg A wealth of character neath those lids. Many Splendored . . . combination of brains and personality . . . ably taught charm and showed beauty to her club . . . a two language debater . . . a thorn in Dardac's side . . . a rose in our class . . . a very Leiby dik future. We ache in a dream, And we break in a dream . . . .lJ l?Dl'ID H531 D'PJ'1D?D HD l'l SHARON TAFT A72 actress of will who makes the fweeper laugh, the laugher weep, hy virtue of her skill. Singular Treat . . . for Bassel from Oklahoma to Cyrano de Bergerac . . . for us from skits to Huckleberry Finn . . . heads our boosters . . . appealing to the eye . . . see the gentle blushes as they come and go . . . she'll get more than her Shar-on success. .aww n'm5x 'J-va :mo 5-:rm IU nmcm SHULAMITH M. TEITZ Eloquence is the child of knowledge. Specially Talented . . . imported from New jersey . . . important in our school . . . Teitz lights up our lives . . . Senior head of Junior Varsity . . . hair that glows . . . personality that radiates. j,,,,,..'g .'l'W3l'l TITWDJ WTWPJ 'll JUDITH TISSER Her i77Z77Z67ZS6 popztlarity is the harvest of infinite goodvzesses sown without thought of reward. just Terrihc . . . first to make Contact with lenses . . tops in the four B's . . . bowling, boys, basketball and biano . . . talented . . . vivacious . . . popular . . . a charm as permanent as the place she has in our hearts. Aim' sigh. .nnninn mm 'rl 1:11 - mimi TJ 'Q HENNIE VERSCHLEISER Berzutifzzl faces are those that 'wear beauty of chmurcter primed there. Highly Virtuous . . . her name became famous as vivacious veep . . . would have been more famous if it were shorter . . . a true Bas Torah . . . diligence and intelligence rewarded by good marks and Arista . . . beauty of soul and heart. . . . Arm' we -wake from tr 471700772 .maui rm ova? nw 475 BETH G. WARSHAW Thy modestylv zz candle to thy merit. Beautiful Ways . . . one of the Boro Parkers . . . Q a sophomore starter . . . found favor in our , eyes . . . the Betht of all we know . . . moved l up in class . . . firm in our royal religion. , .Fi N1'1 5: 'JW3 in mast: 'inmn ESTA WEINREB Words cannot express, nor nzinds follow ber infinite sweetness. Exuberantly Willing . . . to help a friend . . . red-headed but no hot-headed . . . soft spoken peaches and cream complexion . . . teaches by example . . . Dreams is her theme in life. High on rny bills of drearn, Dear bills that know rne . . . .mm 'pmrsw :rut 'mn 1: CHANI ELAINE WEISSMAN To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. Charmingly Wacky . . . always around when she's needed . . . truly a Weiss-Woman . . . full of chain . . . head crooner in choir . . . a player who basketed our friendship . . . may the music she loves be a background for a life full of high notes. .nwslrnn six 'mmm wvmri N5 ETHEL VVURTZEL If npon self-examination one finds a scarcity of faults, what is there to worry about or fear. Extra VVhimsical . . . Adie's slim and graceful as a willow . . . led the chessmen into clubs . . . led the players to them . . . the Wurtz thing for her is to get up early . . . defense attorney when student vs. teacher . . . a model girl with X a model figure . . . we wish her every happiness. .f'1'JW'i nmwzi min min CHERYL ZEISEL Clalzrnz to impress in public and a heart to elzdear in prituzte. Capricious Zing . , . the busiest '4Cheery est athletic manager . . . on her toes and knees and everythings at all games . . . victorious over Friedman in the bowling brawl . . . the ivy-league look . . . no matter how you pronounce her name, she's a real Uzeesself' . . . Then how fair :sill seem The Ilmds below me. .Cl'J1' TTS! 'L 1 ' SUZANXT1 ZELINGER Those beazltifzzl eyes, too pure fmt! too honest in aught to disguise, the sweet soul shining through them. Sophisticated Zest . . . green eyes that sparkle . . . personality to match . . . shining star of the cheerleaders . . . a bonnie lassie . . . who pepped up each classie . . . we hope her babyfsisterj is like our Sue. .nz nina nz mam hz 'pan GLADYS PEARL ZXVIEBEL She can be imitated by none, vzor pamlleled by any but herself. Gollects Zeroes . . . from teachers . . . she singed us to victory . . . taught the debating team how . . . we're sure Glad she directed our plays . . . gave her all to Elchanette . . . as to everything she does . . . admirable . . . capable . . . uncon- trollable . . . unpredictable but oh so unbeatable. 0I'l0l 5 REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Bresler, Nina Burstein, Alice Caplow, Paula Elbinger, Regina Feld, Miriam Fisch, Freyda Freeman, Rachel Friedman, Judith Fuchs, Miriam Gottesfeld, Hedy Kramer, Judith Nelson, Myra Nobel, Susan Ofsink, Sondra Reitman, Dianne Rolceach, Barbara Sachs, Betty Schaffer, Claire Shapiro, Ethel Shatz, Golda Smith, Joan Zwiebel, Gladys ALTERNATES Bleifeld, Joan Dorf, Debi Engelsrath, Edna Geisler, Marilyn Golumbeck, Renee Grossman, Judy Hershcopf, Carol Mezei, Eva Finalists Frseh Freyda MAYORS COMMITTEE ON SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKING Honorable Mention Fisch Freyda NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Semi finalists Elbrnger Refrina For Excellence 1n LUCLI' if XESHIVA UNIVERSITY ALUMNI WIVES AVVARD ........................ Golda Shatz To the hrffhest ranking graduate Jewish History Hennre Verschlerser For Excellence Laws and Customs Joan Smith XHNA BLLIXIN NIENIQRIAL AWARD For Excellence Broloffy Miriam Landesman Deborah Beebel- For Excellence Enolish Regina Elbrn er For excellence in all Hebrew Studies XESHIVA UNIVERSITY WOMENS ORGANIZATION OF BROOKLYN AWARD ..........,......................... Claire Schaffer For excellence in all General Studies For Excellence in Bible ............,....... Sheila Broyde For Excellence in Prophets ............ Claire Schaffer For Excellence in Hebrew Language and Literature ............ . ................... Brna Levovrtz For Excellence in Mishna ................ Marion Stern SERVICE PRIZE Awarded by the Yeshiva University Alumni VVrw es for SCIVICC to the school Rachel Freeman For Excellence Social Studies Chava Lieber For Excellence Mithematics Diane Rertmfrn For Excellence rn French Marion Stern For Excellence Spanish Deborah Dorf For Excellence in Sciences Betty Sachs HEBREVV FACUI TY SPECIAL AWV ARD Miriam Landesman For excellence of character and conduct CLASS OF 1935 ANVARD IN MEMORX OF EDITH NVEISS Revrna Elbinver . To an outstandrnv Senior selected by her class GENER AL ORG ANIZATION ATHLETIC AWVARD Cheryl Zersel m5 O aff? xS'2TrQf'g? 3 V , 9, I 995 Q IX 9-- X- fyfl G ff O z '6a11z5 are tale S I1 I I je Iaiiclorico e jl e6Al'l'ldl'l BCH' As we peek for the first time into the kaleidescope, we see . . . A warehouse coming into view . . . 90 unaware girls entering it . . . Ts Tsk . . . FRESHMEN INITIATION DAY . . . definitely not for EGGheads . . . Skirts up girls . . . Gotteshman's coming , . . open warfare begins . . . Kramer versus Gotteshman . . . the Winner? . . . Why do you think he left? . . . The W is seen . . . Weiss appears . . . Florence and Chaya nearly disappear . . . Wortheimer gives A class a slow start . . . L'Sholom Bayit all term . . . LQ. testsg results: we love our Mommies . . . U jar Testsg results: no diabetes . . . Kussin's insults begin . . .Alper-l-Adams:Friction-l-Blow-ups . . . Boom! . . . Horn gives first lesson in beauty and charm . . . Helena Rubenstein was never like this . . . Exodus premier-YVeinstein's class . . . the woodpecker starts pecking . . . We pose poor pour Perlman's picture . . . Cantor turns 70 . . . we get a free period . . . naive A class fails to take Berenholtz's notes . . . naive A class fails . . . Freshmen pass well . . .Renee heads the Red and White as athletic manager . . . very bad eyesight . . . we manage to pass anyway . . . B.T.A. is accross the street. Ahhh! Israeli geography scrapbooks are handed down, down, down . . . marks go up, up, up . . . waistline goes down, down, down . . . Sputnick goes up . . . and rockets us to our lst sing victory with the NEVV LOOK . . . U .S7olal:omore ing As the kaleidescope whirls . . . we hear the refrain of . . . we want justice . . . if she goes we go . . . Cwe never didj . . . we want jakie . . . Da dum da da dum dum dum . . . high hopes for Nina and Baruch . . . Ah, yes, we remember it well . . . from Lebann to Minneroif . . . from Ceaser to fairy tales . . . our CINDERELLA BALL . . . bless joffen Fairy G-dmother . . 3' we had bought our food and drink, and we all felt in the pink, we prepared our brand new dresses, and had curled our shining tresses, we had chosen all the boys and our hearts were full of joy . . . BONG QIZJ . . . what didn't we have? ...a dance? ...but we know dark secluded places or we knew a dark secluded place . . . Grossman hated red so he left our papers unread . . . Wollman's dikduk boxes:0ur pattern for kaleidescope . . . her face was gooey as Carmel . . . Bio with Zeva . . . and Mr. Epstein . . . by the shores of old Cayuga there is an awful scent . . . introduced to Hoffman . . . where is our principal doctor? . . . Mr. Applebaum, pardon us folks . . . Dr. Applebaum . . . hydraulic press joins woodpecker scymphony . . . we have ssssteam heat and sssteif . . . unknowing Carney introduces jotto . . . ve had P.T. vit Green . . . Tsk Tsk . . . Zeva's engagement party-a sadist joke . . . This is Your Life? . . . BTA is just around the corner-Mmmmmm! . . . Sophomore victories . . . Cheryl for athletic manager . . . Nobel for service squad head . . . Gladys for debating manager . . . Burstein for cheering champ . . . greatest victory of all . . . WE WON THE SING . . . THEME THE FOUR SEASONS. To the tune of There is Nothing Like a Dame. .xrwz ,E4S1?hSiGExSAi6fliSSh NS- f ' K x fx a. Ali. 1 N ' Q AQ'NwunmnuUluu,.......-,-w- , W . 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May I leave the rooml' sheets are instituted . . . from Pepsi to Maxwell House Cor is it A 8 PPD . . . all this and Halpern too, as she heads C.I.A .... down dere in da dirty, dingy, despicable, downright, dis- gusting dungeon we eat our lunch. . . mortal illness is only passport to new lounge . . . Klempner and Kramer Kosher Ritualarium is founded . . . we celebrate Toby's engagement in Rubel's Chumash class . . . when free for all fails she gets unengaged . . . fumes permeate the school-incense from the chumash class . . . sulphuric odors from the lab . . . mingling with the ever present school scent . . . we invade the Dean's Reception . . . if absence makes the heart grow fonder, Hoffman loves Tzibile, Marshall loves Gold, Steif loves the Reit-man, and Sodden loves his whole class . . . Kamber the gent of the shoulders lumbers into Central . . . Laurie and Flo excell in Yiddish as the rest of us fail . . . es iz nuch fun de Buba Lupke's tzeitin . . . jukebox joins the Woodpecker chorus . . . how do you say shirt, Miguel? F P . . . lunch hour is early-during World History . . . at least we gain something in Rabbi Sodden's class . . . Rabbi Rosenmund erupts with chains of zeros . . . our eyesight improves with age . . . Merit marks are high . . . we suffer from an over abundance of sweets Q16'sj . . . so who cares where B. T. A. is? . . . The Great Error . . . , h juniors take sten . . . junior victories-Rachel for Pres . . . Hennie for Veep . . . ,I iii Chavie L. for Sec .... Flo for Service Squad Head . . . Cheryl for Athletic I Manager...Marilyn for Debating Head...Elchanette Staff elected. They live - to regret it . . . WE WON THE SING QAGAINJ-THEME: SYMPHONY, lf U.s.A. ,Q enior ear VVe break open the kaleidiscope . . . we thought it couldn't be done . . . 90 Spirited, Elegant, Nonchalant, Independent, Outstanding, Radiant Seniors enter . . . shrunken study hall provides us with year round Sucah . . . Look Ma. I' l no minors . . . Bassel's actresses forego English for off-study hall productions Q, . . . Tisser tops us all with 42- in basketball . . . we get new typewriter-but one good apple doesn't save the barrel. Dr. Lichtenstein jumps up as we sing . down . . . girls get accepted to M. I. T., Cornell tk Barnard . . . Judi Minch I ets acce ted to Y.U .... thex I lefrth Thock Sok teaches economical - Q . P 5 e 1 Y. . Y Y U . English, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera . . . Louie 'fC1v1l VVar lxussin gives us a I 1 rough ride through history . . . Dardak meets his quota . . . the only human with 3, five sore thumbs . . . Reggie, Debi R., Gladys, Judy Greenfield, and Chani XV. - . . . . strange things are happening . . . the woodpecker peeks its last peck for 4 us . . . Lichty's admits get admitted to Dr. Lewin's office . . . Terrible Exams E -f Stupify The Seniors . . . our eye sight dims because of senility . . . marks don't l I count any more . . . Central goes Beat with Bitt . . . we get orduliz frum da desk i . . . Bruchie gets baldy . . . Sivie gets blondy . . . Miriam L. and Freydie get blackie . . . Sandy S. gets bloody fingers, Gladys Z. gets bloody mad . . . Huck Finn is a success anyway.. .Phyllis G. gets draped-by Lorstan . . . Sniilingly We All Pose for it's picture swapping time . . . S.O.S.-Song of Songs keeps N- l i the fires in our hearts burning . . . fire, fire, fire, raging all about, here come the firemen to put the fire out . . . we know where these boys are but we don't Vvzlllt them . . . Y. U. is in Manhattan-whoopee! . . . ,leering Our In- tolerable Nonsensical Togetherness Girls Ridicule And Degrade our All Too Imprisoning and Obligatory Graduation . . . we soar Over the Rainbow with our Senior Sing. The ever changing kaleidiscope continues whirling as we slowly fade out of the high school picture . . . lj , .wl-. EHTmHBHWZKCMUlUKWKE'WEWFF'WHl?-'EE1l?iiI'fL'I'iTiY'Vl. EYI'iIllhwVI! I i . ii., if i w i i wi . TT' ' -'im nl'r3I'.'l'JTiFfA'T'5h .X4 EFQULIGQ Olflfle l M,e Central would have Erasmus' building. There would be a pillow on every desk. Dr. joffen would never have found out about There would be more drilling on the corner We would all have Marilyn Geisler's sweaters, Minch and Shangold's hair, Judy Klein's candy, and, Mr. Gendler's sense of humor. Rabbi Dardak would have to listen to himself. Ethel VVurtzel would be five feet nothing. the Sophomo -joanie Bly would be five feet something. The UP and DOWVN staircases would go OUT the window. Rita would be early every day. For a change Mrs. Halpern would stop using her unexcusable pen, Mr. Epstein would stop using his hands, Mr. Bassell would stop using his sleeve, and, Miguel would start using his broom. Mrs. jacobson's Hlossn would be Beth's 'jgainf' Mr. Kamber would crack up. Miriam Landesman would make a record. Harriet S. would ODE TO A BANANA. There wouldnlt be any nails sticking out of the Chanie Prero wouldn't need No-Doze. just once Miss Epstein's experiments would be successful, Mrs. Green would have laryngytis, Rabbi Perlman's pants would take the fatal slip, and, Arista would organize a mass cut. There would be more and bigger snowstorms. There would be aisles between the rows. There would be rows. The future years would be as full as the past four. DREAMS would not be lonely. radiators. re Social. X . ' if .,: at 53,4 ff. IF TEACHERS DREAMS CAME TRUE . . -Central would have Erasmus' building. -There would be nails on every desk. -The library would be mobbed. -There would be a men's bathroom on the third floor. -Our faces wouldn't be blank. -Our tongues would be blank. -Homework wouldn't be a sadist joke. -They wouldn't drill on the corner anymore. -Golda would rub olf on the rest. -Girls would talk to their neighbors and not across the room, -Longskirts would come back in style. -Salami sandwiches would go out of style. -Mrs. Tessel would come in early and stay late. -There wouldn't be so many plays. -just Once Tzippy Mark would get laryngtis. Mimi Katz would talk louder, and, Carol Hershcopf wouldn't know more than they do. -There would be more and bigger snowstorms. -Girls would be shorter so Klr. Kamber wouldnt have so far to look up -Wle would learn by T.Y. -The future years wouldn't be quite as full as the past four. -DREAMS would be honored. ...NWI S mp-rs un:'w1:1 in-mi muw yum .nwmn manly irnwrsn anon nina ,1J I17D'7 va' ns way own: ma'-111: -121 naw: www ununm 5:21 . . nxbn ,mon ,u ,1:,, ' . . nm-ww bw :va-'r z:-mn ,mm 'mx Hn: 'mx p-rxn,, mmm fnnvn nnwvn nvniswn n'r':vn,, in: n nl ri. . n .mm N3 N5 man ,mm 5:21 ff . . mi mp: 'fnpbnn mi ,xbwn rvmb 'rfrmn mm, 'frm' xbw 'Vx barn, mmm rum: nm-1: my: n'wswm: num: 'nw 115: nwnn ,m-rm nwywnw nm: vw: mv: 'mx ?1'78 551 nw nm ,nvawon nwnnn u5nn nvmon nuinnn ,nxrn mw:,, ,mmm 7571 rmyn nvwxwm wrsnn mbban 2 inrsxyb T'IJ'l2'ID new Y 5 S Q ' :.,gj 5,4 -H' asf., We I ---... H U CK F IN N Produced by ., ..... Rachel Freeman, Hennie Verschleiser Directed by ...... ................,........ G ladys Zweibel Sets ...................................... Sandra Shangold Props ...................................... Toby Hilsenrad Make-up and Lighting .... Judy Minchenberg, Harriet Friedler Costumes .................................... Alice Burstein We would like to tlztuzle the following people for their gezwrom help: Debby Beeber Chavie Lieber Harriet Goldberg Chana Prero Judy Grossman Rozelle Rosenthal Gail Imberman Joan Smith Judy Tisser V Cast of Clzaraftcrs in Order of Appearmzce Lize ................................... Mathilda Phelps .........,.,...... .... .Miriam Landesman . . . . . .Ethel Shapiro Susan Vllillces ..... ....... A dele Harish Joanna Wlilkes .,... ..... J udy Klein Mary Jane VVillces ..... Marion Stern Dr. Ben Robinson .... ...... E sther Pinsky Aunt Sally Phelps ., .. Tom Sawyer ....... Huckleberry Finn .. .. King .,......,.... . . Duke ..,........ Mrs. Hotchkiss . Glory Belle Jim ......... ...Rivy Halberstam ., .. ...Sharon Taft .......Sivia Adams . . .Bruchie Rokeach . . . . .Sandra Ofsink . . . . . . .Joan Bleifeld , . . .Susan Goldstein . . . . .Freyda Fisch Q l x 5 xwwaxe-x f ACTI 1111111115 grow holy PM into 11017011 .gf f iz: ., .,-, 4. -.f fg , Q.. 52 R52 ' ii- AQ' xg! x g if M' v'1,,! If G.O. FALL TERM Stmzdivzg 1. to r.: H. Aufrichtigg S. Felmang D. Resnick, S. Gellisg F. Fischg C. Prerog M. Feld, S. Ofsinkg C. Zeiselg N. Lowingerg A. Blumenthal, E. Bryksg D. Chavkin. Seated: President, Rachel Freeman, Vice President, Hennie Verschleizer, Advisor, Miss Z, Epstein, Secretary, Chavah Leiber, Treasz11'er,' Fredda Kramer. enera rganizafion Party Politics-that is what governs the country and also our school Naturally We have a two-party system-the G.O. Cor studentsj and the ad- ministration. While waging a constant battle with the head of the opposition, Rabbi Friedman, is a primary plank in the G.O.'s platform Cand a time-consum- ing occupation of Rachel and Henniej it is by no means the only one. In fact all programs end up with bi-partisan backing. Some such projects this year were the assemblies before each Yom-Tov, the Chanukah Chagiga, the Purim Play, the Charity Drive, clubs, theatre parties C The Tenth Man, New York Philharmonic, The Pirates of Penzance, Israeli Dance Festival, Phoenix Pro- ductions, etc. When all is said and done it is the G.O. that governs the fate of all extra- curricular activities. G.O. SPRING TERM Stnlzdiizg 1. to T.: N. IVeislJergg J. Hermang E. Rosenbaumg S. Goldblattg L. XVeinbcrg, M. Sterng R. Elbogen, A. Rosenbaum, E. Berg, H. Moshel, E. Markowitz B. Sachs, L. Ze-linger, S. XVerncr, Y. Max. Seated: Prexidemq Rachel Freeman, Vice P1'e.vide11tg Hennie Verschleiser, 1-Idtfixorg Miss Z. Epstein, Secremryg Chavah Lieber, Treaszzrerg Fredda Kramer, Front: S. Gellisg L. Goldstein, C. Prero, F. Fisch, B. Rokeach. . : 4 Y.,.aa Ag . i iz' I enior 1 I NY X ounci SENIOR COUNCIL 'Stmzdivzg I. to r.: E. Shapiro, D. Reitmang M. Geisl Sachs. Seated: S. Ofsink, President, j. Bliefeldg S. Felman, M. Stern. is . ,.g2su.ffzfi l QCl,5ll,l Ql if Head: Fredda Kramer 5 erg B. Rokeachg B. SENIOR COUNCIL The Senior Council did a remarkable job considering the general apathy per- vading the senior class. Although the graduates never did receive their pins, they were given the opportunity to en- joy a Week-end in Crown Heights, dis- cuss a social that never did come off Creminds one of our attempt in the Sophomore yearj, and ultimately, be- cause of the firm insistence of the ad- ministration in Y.U., joint graduation ceremonies with-M.T.A. and B.T.A.! ! ! Isnlt it a little late for fraternizing? P P Problems-red or White dinner jackets, red and White or blue and White tassels, red roses or blue sweet peas, parasols andfor sneakers. sf, , , :ygrv:,.f,.4,:f gym' j 0'0l0 ws' ' fl. ,- 5. ,gf-1'-Qi.. 1, ,Q L ' fi 5 Y . fi-,4:46+, 'f:4'.s-:fzvifiw :. .y , ' 'v 155521:-fm--'HN , ,:-flgwwv .3-f' 4 5 x if f ' 'M Tig? M...- ' Editor-i7z-Chief Debi Reitman ww' X x x MQ i Hebrefw Editor Golda Shatz ,J Co-Editor Gladys Zwiebel English E iitor Freyda Fisch if A th.. 1.4, ,,,. '. L V 1 'a ' .fn-A 1. ' ,Mg Y f V. at .. X Feliture Editors J. Smith S. Adams S. Goldstein L. Goldstein H. Friedler F. Krieger gikfwcneffe .Staff XL' 'PW-nv-1 2, xllg ja Art Editors Claire Schaffer Sandra Sharigold Photography Edztors Rene Golombeck Sandra Gold Business Mfzrzagers Judith Kramer Chani Prero Typing Editors Edythe Dubrow Sandra Gellis BASKETBALL TEAM Standing l. to r.: S. Goldg D. Resnickg S. Alterg M. Feldg S. Gerberg J. Wernerg S. Damesekg H. Siegal. Front: R. Golumbeck, Captaing C. i Zeisel, Alnletic Mmzagerg j. Tisser, Captain. Y I 4 f V , 1 ' f f l ' V 'l f a 5 f Q E I 5 l E W 3 ? . 4 h l i 2 1 e 1 ' l '-Taz' 'A iw V -, I f Q ai tg.. W .sf F if 1 7 H, , ' T' ' U 5 fgafilfefgaf jam , , ,. 1 q ,54.fim,h.' , satis? A x A wgf , -..... I-,,I Qifsf Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. jan. I9 Ramaz ' 29 29 Flatbush ' 3 2 7 Lexington '46 I0 Hili 4' 5 I I5 Manhattan Central 2 5 3 Flatbush F43 28 ALL STAR '14 Hili, Manhattan Central, Central vs. Ramaz, Flatbush Feb. II Hili F22 Feb. 16 Ramaz H27 Mar. 9 Manhattan Central '35 R Central won K :,!:,gg A 1 F QIQMSFSQ ' . 1 r ii iff 5 ' V , i li V 1 ' ' ' . ' 1 ly i i l elf-we-'1zltQ ry A' ' sl- I 1: i s Q rf 1-as E. -1,-S1-X.: ' ...,. ' .ga ,gjggwii-t.. ,N ,f--2 .....,H - ' A A -v.,, gif? o CAM? 1' BOOSTERS 3477116149 Du'orersA:l',' Cf S' filvpzkog G. If Q Jurk ' I . . zo f clmylb' alter' ouvr ' S Taft' B If G'Cff. , R. Brew? 2, .51 Slw wfwizfw ,L . Rokeaclv, 1S'e'af1f5'I,. Sclzrrzqz-pe, ,M By f Trokezylyefm- li Roselzb any li G11 fB'o,2z.' .IL FCIQIGQ D. CY1aIYf1h,' L. 2g1lhg6l3' cel: CHEERLYG SQCHD: YT P1QYsenraQQ G. f177bGl'177317,' S1 Shvngolczi- rl. Bursrelh. Seed- S Z6f1k1'gCI'j R. Dumolyrg E. Krezlvcr. f3'o,v:.- Lf lfopf' R. .Sbprfbyzzsg S IQe1h,- ,Z .'II111cl1e11b0rg S Goldblarq- .IL RE1blk7OIf7kZj D. Kaplan. . K x .--.- MMXW X 7 X fem' H006 L ,,., R00 i IMG i 1 FLAME STAFF Standing I. to r.: B. Rokeachg H. Siegalg L. Goldstcing S. Ofsinkg H. Goldbergg D. Beeberg A. Bursrein. Seated: J. Selrzerg S. Nobelg R. Elbingerg B. Sachsg H. Gortesfeldg J. Smith. Q33 ' 3 14 I YESHIVA UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL Published by YUHSG Rabbi Charles Friedman - Efzglirb Principal Dr. Isaac Lewin - Hebrew Principal Mr. Al Sokolow -- Adriror Regina Elbinger Editor-211-Chief Arrirlfzmf Editor Berry Sachs .................... ..................... Bruchie Rokeach Laurie Goldstein Fealzzre Editor Arfirtmzl Eefztzzre Editor Harrier Siegel ....... ............... , ........ S porfr Editor Alice Burstein ....... ...... P bozfog-mphy Editor Judy Seltzer ......... Typing Editor ':' Debby Beeber ........ ........................................,........ , ................. B mivzerr .Nl!Z7ZlZg67' E Ne-wr Enlitorr I Harrier Goldberg, Hecly Gorresfelcl, Susan Nobel, joan Smith . 2, llxlv kay s T A F F 'i ' Rosemarie Dumont, Eleanor Feiner, Rachel Freeman, Marilyn Geisler, Naomi Lowenger, Sandra Ofsink, Kendy Plotzlcer, Chana .T 5 17 n Prero, Claire Schaffenjucly Schmidman,Rira Sirota, Gladys Zwiebel '2R'lIll I'lll1 2 'ITXTI WSU TV1 FW 'll l zlllllfl TTXITI lll'l l9 1'li'l : 2JlRTl '2TllTl 1r::'::5 nw: , apr: 521' . . . -mrzsrww .s :mn 1'-:ani nr: . -:Sas-1: n--nn' ..........,..n:11y . . . . n-no . . ..... ryv . ,... .... n 111-mn nz-any . . . . . .J nTLD'TVlf'll lD'11y :pnyn 1-may: mannmn :vw ,ww ns? ,win rs-:H-wa ,wi-r--J z:-wr: ,-an-: rm:-s w'::g:15 fray: ,7 m:'5-13: Wafiona onor ociefg .gegufalz Clzalzfer Q ftxggx reeef' L. Broyde, S. Felmang R. Edelstein, A. Lowinger, G. Shatz, H. Vershleiser, M. Geisler R. Freeman, B. Bertigerg S. Teitz, R. Elbingerg F. Kramer, S. Gerber, D. Beeberi S. Nobel, M. Tennenbaumg M. Lundnerg G. Hochberg. Seated: M. Stern, D. Reitman, M Landesman, Lederg Rabbi Dardac, Advisor: B. Sachs, Vice Leaderg G. Zwiebel, C. Lieber. From: C. Schaeffer, R. Halberstam, H. Siegal, S. Broyde, F. Fisch, J. Smith, Nor rlJ0fw7z J. Seif, D. Dorf. Though it may be regarded as slander by some, the members of Arista, or the Segulah Chapter of the National Honor Society, are a select group con- taining the cream of Central's crop. The bi-weekly meetings ruled over by the advisor, Rabbi Dardac, and conducted by Miriam Landesman and Betty Sachs frequently result in verbal jousts between the more eloquent parties of Arista. Despite this, things are accomplished. Arista-led Tephila fills the classrooms each morning and tutors are provided for girls encountering difficulty in their schoolwork. A program of speakers who address Arista and all other interested people has been intro- duced with three resounding successes thus far. The girls are good eggs but normal Centralites in most respects. The aver- age record of latenesses and absences equals, and even surpasses Csince a majority of the members are seniorsj that of the other students. . . I . li . Q Ggm SERVICE SQUAD Standing I. to r.: S. Broydeg C. XVeissmang S. Ofsinkg N Breslerg S. Nobelg S. Zelingerg S. Adamsg P. Mondererg H. Fogelg T. W'eitzg J. Feitg J. Plamickg V. Lebowitsg B. Liebman. Seated: M. Nelsong J. Susserg N Klempnerg D. Kaplang R. XVeissg F. Krieger. Head: R. Halberstamg S. Singerg J Greenfieldg I-I. Levy. Front: M. Schaiferg S. Taftg R. Brennerg M. Feinmang D Gellisg E. Rosenbaumg H. Teppler. ,Service qua 'Q' 'N Head: Mrs. Halpern - I S. we nina 9 X Q A A Ji I .... -L M ' ' gii g' I ,.. , J A T3 ..-M , .,,., ,, - , i H M.. . 4 Y M ' R 'S olieaclerzihilo : r i Miriam Fuchs AA. Wifi OOLIAOOIWL ENGLISH LIBRARY STAFF Standing I. to r.: E. Puldg S Taft D. Kaplang D. Reitman. Seated: J. Grossmang S Ofsmk Chief Librariang Mr. Bassell, Headg J. Katz. HEBREW LIBRARY It has to be less than one hundred pages long, be Written in large type, have vowels, and be in easy language so I can understand it. This is the plea of the girls -seeking aid in the finding books for their Hebrew boovv reports. Rabbi Perl- man invariably ,helps these poor souls and even succeeds in improving their diet Qliterary, of coursej. ENGLISH LIBRARY A huge shipment of French and Math books arrive-girls Work overtime shelv- ing them. Result: books remain on shelves, squad relaxes. Those who do make use of the library realize that it is run very efhciently, a tribute to the efforts of Sandra Ofsink and Mr. Bassell. HEBREW LIBRARY STAFF Standing l. to 1' A Savitskyg M. Lundnerg D. Beeber. Seated: C. Lieber Rabbi Perlman. Head: R. Rosenbergg J. Seltzer BOOKROOM Standing l. to r.: R. Halberstamg C. Prerog S. Ofsinkg C Baron. Seated: C. Lieber, Headg Rabbi Perlman. We ENGLISH DEB-XTING HIIQAXI Stuffing I to 1 B Ixopf E Shiplro M. Sterng E. Ixrcistr R Xeuimn S Teitz Xl Geislei I-Iwi H Xeischlciser H Goldberg j.Rosenfeld5 S Gellls T Ixinitopslx D RCIIIUH1 Snitz' M Lindesmin J Plitnicl M Rabinowitzg M Schaffer H Sieml ll Rippiporr Flon! lx Schmidt -I Ixatz G lvllter F. Fischg S. ibegafing VVhile talking on the part of the stu- dent body is spurned by the faculty, members of the debating teams are ac- tually encouraged to wag their tongues during classtime! Double blessing is during classtime! Double blessing is be- stowed upon those who engage in this pleasant pastime in Hebre. Marilyn Geisler led the English De- bating Team to two victories over Flat- bush Yeshiva and Uptown T.A. How- ever there was one loss to the latter school. The Hebrew Debating Team, under Debby Beeber, remains unvanquished. Only one yeshiva, Flatbush, finally got up enough courage to debate us and were not rewarded for their bravado. Central carried away the honors after discussing Resolve: Independence Day be made a Y om-Tov. JUNIOR X -XRSITX DHBATIYG TIQAXI SfTlI1ll1Q'1 to 1 I Priger I Henning lllorgen- stern O Chaxlin Il Berg Nl Dxxorttsly S Nloss I SCl1I1'lldl1lll'1 Seated M. Feinmang H unior amifg ,., ng- ,Q I . xl K X. Mfunfeer odlmfaf ii. l -P' '- V L L mr em ' .- - t S fl: The Volunteer Hospital workers is a - new and praiseworthy institution in f , - Central. lt was organized by Harriet Friedler. These girls devote a certain number of hours each week to aiding the and hard-pressed personnel in their local hospitals. X X .XX X L... X 1 H Q l A. gy' j. .. J 1 -ir Q . 3 3 5. T '- SWE VOLUNTEER HOSPITAL 'XYORKERS SI.ZiF.Ti7ILZ Z. to r.: S. Taft: S. Goldstein H. Gottesfeldg C. Prerog S. Mark. Sazrej: Xl. Fuchsg L. Gershkovritzg H. Friedler He.1.2': F. Krieger: Xl. Nelson. Front: S. Klesking C. Pallantg S. Adams. 1521. I 6 Leader Rabbi Rosenmund Mme if Lfrldef Cham Lieber W L... , 0 LL55Cll' T 6 rpm X 1 Leader Chani Weissman Lelldef' Rabbi Dardac oil' Miriam Landesman .gUl i Cglzagim CHAGIM COMMITTEE Stmzding Z. to .: G. Hoch- bergg M. Tennanbaumg S. Damesekg J. Kuhlg N. Lowingerg M. Broomeg G. Lipshitzg B. Giassg B. Capito. Seated: J. Smithg C. Obermeisterg R. Edelsteing L. Broydeg A. Speiserg J. Seif. Front: M. Rabinowitzg S. Tropperg A. Hookg M. Schiilerg F. Baum. idcubziion Leader Rabbi Sodden I .53 :K 6606 lt 4 'A Leader Sandra Gellis 1 ,I pry, CAM! Cfadgiicaf medic Leader Freyda Fisck Judy Kramer 141-fo unc! Cvraha I Leader Sandy Ofsink Judy Greenfield Leader K I 1 1 . , ri M, B 1 1 ,fide t I A A v3 I 'V 53 3 ' 'E J ', if 19 4 , iv a , i f fa . w. 1. fjksy if ,.,1' ,ij Regina Elbinger Sqn 1 1 5 ' r MMV Leader Debi Reitman 1 Leaders Esta Weinreb Sivia Adams CL 255 anal CAecLer5 ibramaficd CACLPH1 Designed to take the starch out ouieo Marion Stem Leader Y-., x ce, of you. on . , 5 5 'Sl' z 5 i . . , A. 5 ! , - : I 3 Arlene Rosenbaum Leader l9CU'li5 , . I L A V 5 8 ., 5 31 ' '- Q' ' r 'Nv- Mf, Mashal Mr. Cantor LeHde7' LeadeT l vzqf' ,,,l L if X Jgniffing Y N 1 A l , L' . na A Leaders Myra Nelson Barbara Rokeach n a jwirgng Lf LC'f1d91'S Miriam Feld Sondra Gold ewing ,jnlegrew .ibancing fl A ,O all U twig 'x is V is l x 3 9 .1 I A ' -:sf 4 -f 3- ,,!. nil 1 Leaders Riva Halberstam Leader Janine Kuhl Ann Hook One 7115171 with fl cz'1'ea111 to zf1'enxz11'e, Crm go forth and conquer fl crofwvz . LITERATURE K X j ,' ,.l: Q -A V A Qi, Wf K W M X N . rim W3 xx' - hx 1 1 XQHVXW ,l U Q .,,' -' ' . ' . fkfxgrx u . Aj jo .Have a ream By Gladys Zwiebel Sad indeed, that dreams Die lonely, scorned and torn. Yet sadder still that in most men Dreams are never born. If I would have a dream I'd never let it go! I'd fight to keep it living, Exult as it would grow, I'd sing a dream so proud and pure, Strong and straight and free, That all who heard and understood Would greatly envy me. I'd weave a dream of honesty. Perfection it would seemg Forever faithful I'd remain To Truths that I would dream. The world would know my dream. And proudly it and I Would live one life together, And together-we would die. SAD INDEED, THAT DREAMS DIE LONELY, SCORNED AND TORN YET SADDER STILL THAT IN MOST MEN DREAMS ARE NEVER BORN. .gf QPQCLWLJ Caine jflle By Bruchie Rokeach I ask for strength To face each day With courage and pride. I ask for patience To wait and endure, To see the fulfillment of my dream. I ask for love undying, secure That could withstand the pressures of time I ask and I ask, I hope and I pray. A dream once born Cannot die tired and alone. And when two dream a dream, Spun with thread of gold Interlaced with jewels of beauty untold, VVhen it is nurtured with love And watered with tears, It will come to life For those who cared. 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It seems to me AN ETERNITY IINPVIZ DTDWH 'JST Sona .jslauen By Beth Warshaw Oh, that we could live in likeness of our dreamsg Dreams expressing the height of ecstasy for all. In them we'd find new horizons it seems, Forgetting the heavy burdens which on us fall. Think of all the minutes, hours, and days Wasted in our materialistic life. 'Tis good to have a dreamland in which to gaze, And see it unmarred with strife. I surmise it will never be as we yearn. We must live our lives! VVe must face reality! It is, however, pleasant and serene to turn To our world of dreamsg Soul's haven through eternity By Susan Nobel jhe .gnalairafion 0 jruflz by Freyda Fisch DREAMS, the word itself sets up a picture in one's mind. This picture, inevitably, is something hazy, unclear, and unreal. Dreams are wonderful- in their time. But dreams alone are not enough. A good life needs a good foundation, one that is solid, and real, and true. Judaism, whose basic elements are Truth, Justice, and Freedom, provides this foundation. Judaism is a code of laws, setting forth a way of life. These laws, stated in the Torah, govern every facet of our lives, both spiritual and material. The corner-stone of the foundation is the belief in One Being, perfect in every way, who created the world, and through His will keeps it in existence. The Torah, His gift to Bnai Yisrael, is the only means to true happiness. The Torah way of life embodies f'good, and wages a constant war with evil. The mitzvot are battle strategies for the forces of good Our prophets throughout generations were the generals of the army, and courageously led the battle. But Judaism does not stop with the mitzvot, the path to happiness, it goes on to the conclusion-the realization of this happiness: the knowledge that the time will come when good will be victorious, when the mitzvot will be kept in their entirety, in short, when Mashiach will come. Y'mos I-Iamashiach is not a dream, it is a reality that exists now, but only in a different plane-in potential. It is not yet here in our plane-an actuality for us. This very concept is one of the basic beliefs of Judaism. Our prophets elaborated on this future state in many places. It will be the time when all nations will recognize G-d as the creator and the all-powerful. It will be the time of the punishment and reward of complete nations. At this time Bnai Yisrael will be elevated to the heights, our oppressors will be vanquished, and the glory and supremity of Hashem will be apparent to all. This belief in the final triumph of Good may seem to breed complacence in people, that despite their personal action Good will triumph and Mashiach will come. In reality, however, this does not hold true. The fallacy in so thinking is two-fold. First-there is a matter of personal reward and punishment. Each person shall receive according to his actions, an incentive providing constant ammuni- tion in the personal battle. Second-Mashiach shall surely come, but the time of his coming is determined by our actions. It is stated in Yeshaya 6O:22, I am the L-rd, in its time I shall hasten it, in reference to Y'mos Hamashiach. Apparently, this is a contradiction: if it is in its time, a set time, how can it be hastened? But Rashi explains it beautifully thus,-If they CBnai Yisraelj are worthy, G-d shall hasten the redemption-If they are not worthy, it shall come in its set time. No, Judaism is not a dream in the general sense of the word. It is reality, it is truth, it is a way of life. But it is also an ambition and an incentive. It is an inspiration for dreams more glorious, more uplifting, more comforting than any mere hearts could invent. THESE ARE THE DREAMS THAT FIRE MEN'S HEARTS-TO BUILD, TO MAKE, TO DO THE AIITZVOT, TO SING AND SAY THE TORAH. 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'-:na ,n'vy1n5 nnfn nnfwvnw 1:1173 :nibwnn mwmn 'nw nm-p um: ,1J'Z11P5l'l72- www: ywm rmn .wr-rr 'D'1'I77 'nom 'Jax 1m mmm mu: ny-:nw vwsyw mmm: rn-wavy numnr nam ,Di?1D 'na W nbww nr Bax . . nn wbn Hnnw rmmzn Hwpy nn Date: Tinze: Place: Occasion: JUNE, 1966 Cexiict day to he fl7Z7Z07l7ZC6dD Qto he cznnouncedb YESHIVA UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL 2301 Snyder Avenue Brooklyn 26, New York 07' In the event of the purchase of cz new building by the school announcement will he nmde of the new address GALA ALUMNI GATHERING CLASS GF 1961 Yeshiva University High School Girls Division-Brooklyn Husbands and Children ure cordially invited Bes+ Wishes from THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION for MAZEL 81 HATZLACHA TO ALL THE GRADUATES RACHEL FREEMAN, Presiden+ HENNIS VERSCHLEISER, Vice Presiden+ CHAVA LIEBER, Secrefary FREDDA KRAMER, Treasurer Congra+ula+ions and Besl' Wishes +o Our Dear C H A V Y AND HER CLASSMATES upon fheir graduafion Mom, Dad, and Heshie Uncle Dave and Aunf Sarah Brown Uncle David Baron Uncle Jack Baron Uncle Lou and Aunl Leah Baron Uncle Sol and Aun+Ber1'ha Baron Mr. a nd Mrs. Alberf Kupslcy Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wendroff Mr. ancl Mrs. Max Binih Cousins Helene and Marlin Cousins Jack and Sydelle 91' v ' Q4 W1-qgxmq? mum-,Q ff . if LA---3 Q -.ai-mg am x . .. Z, .X . sl. WE... ..-in 7...:-ilk' - r ,4 + f 2' . :::i. ':-Y. i ,911 :Q 2w,:1.'f.fgg:, , Tex we--f-' .,sf, ,..f-9 Ai -'F Q Q E ,Q Q4-as . - . 'rwjisxg 1.i.pf:s,-13.4 r W lm NA ,:,:,q-Q ,zz X' ff: 1- : -: .-1'-:qw 'rf'-mf-.', is ,. a:i,,,, , Iiw,:.MM5m:sQ,,.5w ' -wiv' xt, 515.1 im 'Qs' 'B Lyn ' ---W ,E A i Mazel Tov and Besi' Wishes fo B E V E R L Y ON HER GRADUATION from FRIENDS Mazel Tov and Besi Wishes for a Successful Fufure +o SHEVI from Judea Cenfer Synagogue-Brooklyn, New York Rabbi Dr. and Mrs. Meir Felman Yehudi, Norman, and Naomi Bobe and Zaideh Comess Fanny Melamed Reba Masfer Mae and Leon ReHig Minerva and Joseph Felman Eugene and Frances Felman l X V i 'li ifi Y wi 1 , , NAZE L TUV TO GRADUATES -- RAIVIOT LAKES 5 OO Mo ACreS f X OPEN FOR DEVELOPMENT AS xxL1N1 SUMMER ' AUTlFUL CAMP HOTEL r' The 1110011 lC'UC?1' b6tl7lZS I 011111 owx V v1L1. A G E mzmf I09E7 LARGE LAKE 1-5 i ' VV fb YEAR - ROUND ZXJL- YESHIMA X FREYDIE F1sQH ADDRESS ,NQL11R1ESTo: I57l STERLING PL PRN-13 L13 Mazel Tov fo MIRIAM FUCHS from Abba lmma ancl Shoshanah Grandma Ruchama and Elchanan Aunf Mary Uncle Morris, Aunf Pearl and family Uncle Richard, Aunf Rufhie and family Uncle Moe, Aunf Helen and Family Uncle Jack, Aunf Rufh and family Uncle Menashe, Aunf Ann ancl family Uncle Harry, Aunf Claire and family Uncle Heslmy, Aunf Sylvia and family Uncle Moishe, Aunf Esfher and family Mr. and Mrs. Presser and family Mr. and Mrs. Klinfnick and family Without bringing me dreams Congra'I'ula+ions +o R E N E E Bei Unz Bis'r Du Schein, Bei Unz Hos+ Du Chain, Bei Unz Bisi Du Ba+am'l', The secref? Seasoned wifh Spices. Love, MOM AND DAD M. J. GOLOMBECK, INC.-Imporier of Spices CongraIuIa+ions and Besf Wishes for Fulrure Happiness and Success To JUDITH ELLEN KRAMER from O MOTHER, JESSE, DAVID and LENNY GRANDPA STERMAN GRANDMOTHER KRAMER STERMAN FAMILY FOUNDATION SEMEL 8: SONS SELF-SERVICE MARKET 40I3 - I3+I1 Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. GEcIney 8-9464 The Very Besf of Luck +o Our One and Only M Y R A AND ALL HER FRIENDS Molher and Dad Grandma and Grandpa Nelson Aun'r Ann, Uncle Joe and Cousin Norman Weinsiock Ann, Morris, Eileen, Brian and Linda Benenfeld Yeshiva Universiiy Women's Organizaiion, Brooklyn Division Mrs. Abraham s. Bursary, Presiden+ Mr. and Mrs. Brisman Boro Fuel Oil Co., 2 Church Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. She studied a little Cjust for a shofwj That's if she fwasn't sleeping. Collected yearbook ads and dough Until the pile 'was heaping. N ov.: it's over, she can gloat She feels she nzust give thanks To teachers, rnorinz and rnorot, The good ones and the cranks. Greetings to the graduates and love to C hani, by gosh, F rorn a couple of her favorites Aunt Helen, Uncle josh. The Koenigsbergs and Preros send Their love to their granddaughter, Witln 'wishes that she ascend T'all the heights she aughter. Detroit calls her its very own It sends regards galore, F ronz Evelyn and David Cohen And very rnany more. From ferry and Bernice as 'well The Kellrnans, that's to say, Front Goldnians, Iacoh and Estelle, And Berrises, Dave and Mae. To high school Chani bids adieu It 'was sane but also rnad. Usually she's glad she's through But sometimes she is sad. A.1.P Congralulalions and Besl Wishes lor lhe Fulure. To lWarHyn Wilh all our love Molher Uncle Ralph Dad Aunl Belly Harvey Uncle Joe Eddie Nussie Aunl Edna Yona Congralulalions lo Sandra and our very laesl wishes lor success and happiness Molher, Dad ancl Aunl Ida Ira and Lenny Aunl Edilh, Uncle Ben and David Aunl Sylvia and Uncle Hank Say and Deanne Nadlers Meal Merkel-559 Blake Avenue Mannings Hosiery Cilrin Furnilure Co.-485 Suller Avenue And all my days are tmvzcc Ami all my nightly c1ll'CfI7lIS Mazel Tov +0 Our Grandclaughler and Niece Claire lKrainclyl Schaffer 'From Baba and Zaicla Baba Peshe Uncle Bernie 8: Aunl' Elaine Aunl' Zipri 8: Aunl' Libby Uncle Pinchus 8: Aunl' Bayla Uncle Julius 8: Aun+ Eslher Uncle Beniy 8: Aun'r Sylvia Uncle Joe 81 Aunl' Sarah Aun'r Anne Uncle Dave 84 Aunl' Addie ancl All The Cousins Mazel Tov and Besl Wishes +o Golda Reena AND HER cLAssMArEs on Occasion of Their Graclualion MR. 81 MRS. MEYER A. SHATZ DAVID and HOWARD Arc zcbere tby gay eye glam And where thy footstep glewz I wiv fwfr nj: . fffmfui IYIDI3 mirv ww I-vb nw -vm DDD-V IPDKTX fxbyvb by WITH ALL OUR LOVE AND BEST WISHES TO OUR DAUGHTER I-IARRIET MR. and MRS. H. GOLDBERG MOM and DAD A SALUTE TO A DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE 1 I I ALICE SAVITSKY I I MR. and mas. N. sAvlrsKY mn. and mas. mvmc s. Honownz I MR. and MRS. SOL LOUIS MR. and MRS. NAT ZUCKERBROT MR. cmd MRS. HARRY SILBER MR. and MRS. HARRY ABRAMOWITZ NAT ROSENBERG I fywxwrxrug X' . TN 3195 TVTTNDQ PWM JTIXY' H315 ju1Lj fn-5-If, 'D'5rmN3 'S ' 9 xjyxn-xw'w1'vrX, '-vw-v-X I , 7'x p xy-xg fy 'QWPW ILTWTX JW:-xkgufg x3,1'Pw -y-x TI ,rx l'NxBuJ'D D I ,T-XFNXEBKUTOTX .I'X 'I'yTx .1-x1i'xN x f'NN7X I D 'X'IT'N7'X '3fI'3 I . - 'ITN nn xv g new 11xu3, - 1 -29 ,IQ D J 5f'y'mPuJ.NQ, xTx J1n5UfD QPLQEW7. j' 'yin D0-SWB XQQMDfym1nQ5QD TENTABJWQQD 'S f3N1wfy mTnruxvwnQ3MD xN3ixYV1DD3WD vmhiijnmnngwg I AT 5'?I'PkIJ.J.N 'x,-xi .D YWLUBWS CONGRATULATIONS EDYTHE DAVE SURASKY-YALE NECKWEAR C0. FLAK'S KOSHER CATERERS JOSEPH COHN AND SON, INC. MR. and MRS. H. WELLER FLANNIGAN AMBULANCE SERVICE New Haven, Conn. MAZEL TOV AND BEST WISHES TO EDYTHE UPON HER GRADUATION MEYER ETKIND, M.D. AARON R. HERTZ, D.D.S. DR. LOUIS WHITE NATHAN SHEPATIN, Attorney CHARLES G. ALBOM, Attorney Best Wishes to OUR GRANDDAUGHTER SHIRLEY from MR. 8. MRS. E. FINK MR. 8. MRS. I. EICHLER Congrotuiotions to OUR DAUGHTER AND SISTER SHIRLEY MR. 8. MRS. D. FINK AVRUM, JACOB, JOSHUA, MOSHE and SHLOMO Best Wishes to THE GRADUATING CLASS from A FRIEND OF RACHEL FREEMAN IN Honor of RACHEL FREEMAN Congrcfrulofions To SANDRA UPON HER GRADUATION MOTHER 8. DAD BENNETT, LILA FRANCES and CALVIN With Love and Besf Wishes 'ro our LAURIE SUE from O ELLEN, JUDY, ELLIOT, VIVIAN and TERRY To JUDY C-BREENFIELD from O Mr. 8. Mrs. MAX SCHREIBER Newark, New Jersey Congrofulcnions To CAROL HERSHCOPF To J U D Y IN HONOR OF HER GRADUATION O Mr. 8. Mrs. ELI KLEIN Charles and David Congratulations to CHAVA LIEBER MOORE BROTHERS WHOLESALE MEATS, INC. 1209 Utica Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. NIozeI Tov ond Best Wishes To Our Daughter P H Y L L I S ON HER GRADUATION MOM, DAD HELENE and NAOMI A drenvzz itself is but n .vbadovw To SUSAN For Her Worth Is For Above Corals RABBI 8. MRS. ISRAEL NOBEL CAROLE-BETH and DEBORA Congratulations and Best Wishes CAROL PALLANT from UNCLE SAM and AUNT HELEN BEVERLY, .IANEY and ANDREW FORRAY ARTHUR, FLORENCE, TONI 8. ERIC FINGERHUT A FRIEND OF BETTY SACHS Congratulations to JUDITH UPON HER GRADUATION MOM 81 DAD MARSHA 8. BUBBY Congratulations to JUDY UPON HER GRADUATION DAD, MOM and MENACHEM THE INTRATUS THE MEYNARSKIS And do 'we 7'Z01f lifue in IZ dream? Congratulations, Mazel, Brucha and Hatzlachah TO OUR NIECE AND COUSIN HENNIE VERSCHLEISSER UPON HER GRADUATION AUNT BETTY, UNCLE FRED, COUSIN BRENDA Tokyo, Japan Greetings and Congratulations to BETH WARSHAW AND HER FELLOW GRADUATES GAFCO, INC. 145 West 30th Street New York, N. Y. Congratulations to OUR NIECE BETH WARSHAW MR. 8. MRS. LOUIS WALD MR. 8. MRS. MILTON WARSHAW MRS. MIRIAM DAGAN MR. 8. MRS. LOUIS ABAMOWITZ WARSHAWSKY FAMILY CIRCLE Milton Wurshuw, Pres. Good Luck to ESTA AND HER SISTER GRADUATES MR. 8. MRS. CHARLES KLUGHAUPT MR. 8. MRS. S. GARTENBERG MR. 8. MRS. PHILIP BERGER MR. 8. MRS. HYMAN SHIOWITZ Compliments of LORSTAN STUDIOS YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS 364 FULTON STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. Congrotulotions to E D Y T H E CONVERSE-CARLISLE CO. I5 Armory Street Springfield 3, Mass. Mozel Tov ond Best Wishes to CHERYL from MOM 8. DAD ELLIOT 8. HOWARD GRANDMA 8. GRANDPA SPERING THE GINSBERGS THE MANDELS To Our Darling Daughter SIVIA With best Wishes for Success and Happiness Alw y Love MOM ond DAD To Our Darling Daught S I V I A Best Wishes and Congratulations On Your Graduation Love LARRY, HOWARD ond MYRIL Congratulations to B E V E R L Y In Honor of Her Graduation COUSINS EVE, MORRIS, ROBERT and STUART Best Wishes to NINA BRESLER ROSE 8. IRVING WEINSTEIN May the Almighty grant my loving granddaughter SARA RIFKA long life, good health and happiness ISADORE J. BROYDE MlGDAL and HAOLAM finest KOSHER cheese and MlGDAL Kosher Pareve UNSALTED Margarine Always . . . The MOST RELIABLE in KASHRUTH . . . The VERY BEST in QUALITY . . . WORLD CHEESE CO., INC. WA 5-aass, ease New Yomc Congratluations to EDYTHE THE ELM CITY PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 165 BREWERY STREET New Haven ll, Connecticut STate 7-1271 Congratluations to E D Y T H E A. A. SETTE AND SON CHIMNEY CONTRACTORS 449 NORTON PARKWAY New Haven, Connecticut Congratulations to E D Y T H E ELM SALES CO., INC. impolmsns 'IOO WEST STREET New Haven, Connecticut Congratulations to E D Y T H E ZUNDELL HARDWARE CO. 770 MAIN STREET Springfield, Massachusetts Congratulations to E D Y T H E MAX OKUN FURNITURE CO., INC. 'I935 MAIN STREET Springfield, Massachusetts Congratulations to E D Y T H E LIPMAN MOTORS, INC. 450 HOMESTEAD AVENUE Hartford, Connecticut Best Wishes to RACHEL FREEMAN MR. 8. MRS. MANFRED H. MEYER Maze! Tov to Our AUNTIE RACHEL from NAOMI MICHAEL ESTHER FREEMAN JACOB MICHAEL ELIYAHU FREEMAN DANIEL MICHAEL JACOB FREEMAN Mazel Tov and Best Wishes To Our Dear Daughter and Sister SANDRA GELLIS MAY YOU ALWAYS BE HAPPY AND HEALTHY Greetings To Our Cousin RACHEL S. FREEMAN KEDEM KOSHER WINES Best in Qualify and High in Kasruth WINES, GRAPE JUICE, EGG NOG, WISHNA, CHERRY Compliments of LASHER PRESS 89 SEVENTH AVENUE Mommy, Daddy, Debby, Rozy 8. Auron New WI' II' N' Y' 5' Y To SANDRA GOLD Compliments of LEBOWITZ PINEVIEW HOTEL FALLSBERG, N. Y. Mr. Sklar Wishes MARILYN GINSBERG THE BEST OF LUCK ON HER GRADUATION Best Wishes to R E N E E ON HER GRADUATION ELAINE, HY and CHAYA ZEVI and SHELLY Congratulations to CHAYA GOODMAN from her MOTHER, FATHER 8. BROTHER Mazel Tov to Our Dea Congratulations to Our Daught .I U D Y UPON HER GRADUATION M I R I A M from MR' 3' MRS- GROSSMAN MR. 8. MRS. LOUIS LANDESMAN and SUSAN Mazel Tov and Best Wishes To Our Daughter and Siste TOBY May we share many simchas with h LEO 8. IDA HILSONRAD AVROHOM and SUE II are you real . . . Compliments to NETTIE KLEMPNER BERNSON SILK MILLS, INC. 444 PARK AVENUE SOUTH New York, N. Y. - J-'1Tj,jy5 H313- rv-Tp-r'1 Y'31:Ab Hynb R1-Twp fbbfmf W.-Tn .T-Uirygfg rxlinyfj V113-y'iD 7'vy'11v4jy r'vx1t'J mn X:j'Y T -Tu- Y 13173-3 LOUIS ZASLAV AND SONS TTT X-YTVX -Y N Y I X E ,x ,I D' 1 'b 1 f N -X A ID 'NTD 71 ,3-I N 1 PlumbingIS8I.lHIIu'II1igoSuppIies I73I PITKIN AVENUE Brooklyn I2, N. Y. D-wg-13,5 DW 5 W ,-X--N HY 8-7o1o W3'TvT nj? L TW f0Ns5:1T1g12tsw J-I N T z 1 P 1 FXQTID , Y'AN'I D1 ON HER GRADUATION Z3--TSN y 1 T MR. s. N1Rs. NATHAN MARK MAZELTOVTO CHAVA LIEBER LOUIS SINGER Prime Meats and Poultry HEIDES MEAT COMPANY 380 KINGSTON AVENUE Wholesale Dealer in Beef, Veal, Lamb B kl 25, N. Y. '00 YT 310 JOHNSON AVENUE SL 6-4757 SL 6-109 Wm mm 3 HY 7-1141 Brooklyn 6, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO CONGRATULAUONS T0 CHAVALIEBER CHAVAUEBER BORUS BROS. PAPER co., INC. GOLDEN POULTRY C0-f 'NC- 5O Lawrence Avenue I3I0 UIICU Avenue TR 1-1ooo Br66k1yn, N. Y. Bf00k'Y'1 3' N- Y- . . . Or a Ll7'6L'l7ll tlaazf I dreamed? M azel Tov and Best Wishes to Our Sist T Z I P P I ON HER GRADUATION BOBBY, ESTHER 8. SAMMY Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Our Daughter and Siste SHARYN RABBI 81 MRS. CHAIM MESKIN PEARL 8. ELIEZER BAHBE MINTZ 8. BAHBE MESKIN Congratulations to Our Nie S A R A H MORGENSTERN BROTHERS RIO PHARMACY, INC. 3839 BROADWAY, Cor. of 16th Street New York City Success in All Your Endeavors SHARYN MESKIN YOUNG ISRAEL OF SUNNYSIDE Mazel Tov to S A R A H ON HER GRADUAUON MOMMY, DADDY 8. RENEE Congratulations to Our Niec S A R A H DR. 8. MRS. FISCHEL 73 ST. PAUL'S PLACE Brooklyn, N. Y. Mazel Tov to Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to .IUDI MINCHENBERG JUDI MINCHENBERG Dad, Mother, Brother Morton, Uncle David, Aunt Gertie, ZAIDA Cousins Alex, Joel, and Jackie Congrofulalions and Besl Wishes Io CAROL PALLANT MOTHER, DAD 8. BENNETT Our Sinceresi Mczel Tov To Our Darling B R U C H I MOM, DAD, MOTTY, 8. CHEVI ASSOCIATED FOOD STORE Paduwer 8. Sfeigmann, Inc. 5501 NEW UTRECHT AVENUE Brooklyn 19, N. Y. To RITA Mazel Tov and Good Wishes H. 81 S. SILVERSTEIN Kosher Butchers To RITA Congratulations and Best Wishes SAM LIGHT GROCERY I037Y1 NOSTRAND AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. T R I T A Good Luck d Best wishes BLAKE LAUNDRY, INC. Mazel Tov Io Our B E T T Y UPON HER GRADUATION MR. 8. MRS. JOSEPH R. SACHS and CAROL L 1 f L k I BETTY R. SACHS MR. 81 MRS. JOSEPH H. WARBURG JOE 8- ILSE Qs.. I Q1 ' ,J .437 . f' J 'ak '- ' C QF' . , I ,J -M f Z .-in - To ETHEL SHAPIRO KORNEL HARDWARE STORE 7467 BROADWAY Brooklyn, N. Y. Dear MARION, MAY YOUR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION BRING YOU ONE STEP CLOSER TO THE TOP OF THE LADDER OF HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. COUSINS DAVE 8. EVA M I T Io Our Daughter and S 1 HARRIET Dad, Mom, Joyce, Sheila and Stun, Roberto and Mel To MARION STERN A succsssrui FUTURE COUSINS LILLIAN 8. PAUL TYBER Th Very Best of Luck I nuov rim 5 H A R 0 N AND His okcnssnm UPON HER GRADUATION ' MOM, DAD, GRANDMOTHER, ARNOLD and SYLVIA 2169-74th STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. Best Wishes, Good Luck and Happiness Always To Our Dearly Beloved Neice HENNIE Complimenls of MR. 81 MRS. LEO EREIBERGER O Congrcdululions to H E N N I E UPON HER GRADUATION Congratulations to HENNIE VERSCHLEISSER FROM A FRIEND congratulations to BETH WARSHAW AND HER FELL ow GRADUATES YORKVILLE METAL PRODUCTS CO 627 GREENWICH STREET New York, N. Y. ABRAHAM BLAU BLAU'S- MEMORIAL CHAPEL Funeral Directors 410 GRAND STREET New York, N. Y. CHAPELS AVAILABLE IN ALL BOROUGHS ORegon 4-2220 Best Wishes and Lots of Luck Io THE GRADUATES ABRAHAM MAZER FAMILY FUND Mozel Tov to CHANI MR. 8. MRS. J. M. WEISSMAN MENDY, HESHY 8. SANDY Mazel Tov and Hazlucho to Our Dearest CHERYL GRANDMA ZEISEL AUNT LAURA 8. UNCLE MURRAY Best Wishes to CHERYL ZEISEL DUBIN'S BAKERY 1917 CHURCH AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. In Honor of Our Lovely Niece SUSAN ZELINGER BERTHA 8. LEO ZELINGER -. Q 453:-,f1,3.fA :.:g.. , A 21? f-'f:m't-r . L I., W Qk E ws, s NN , ,. .r . ' 5-' V i 'iii' 3 A :r..z'-5321 k x - - Q :I : -Q. I rp. g AA kv S - .vw .-.., 4x S, I E ' In Honor of Our Lovely Niece SUSAN ZELINGER TOBY 8. JOE ZELINGER Congratulations to DEBBY BEEBER LIPSHITZ KOSHER WINE RIVINGTON STREET New York City Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE SENIOR CLASS OF '61 THE SENIOR COUNCIL SANDRA OFSINK, President JOAN BLIEFELD, Vice President BRUCHI ROKEACH MARION STERN BETTY SACHS ETHEL SHAPIRO Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to GLADYS PEARI. AND HER CLASSMATES MR. 8. MRS. JACOB ZWEIBEL SORA and DAVID Mazel Tov to DEBBY BEEBER S. Goldman-Otzur Husefarim Inc Importers and Publishers of Hebrew Books 33 CANAL STREET OR 4-1707 New York 2, N Mazel Tov to E V A MOM, DAD, HELGA 8. LENNY Congratulations to THE GRADUATING CLASS MR. 8. MRS. JOHN SANTIAGO The night is full of the crying Of dreams that will 7201 die . . . T0 MRS. BITTON In Appreciation of Your Sympathetic Attitud and Interest. May You Always Have Health Ei Happiness Congratulations to ETHEL WURTZEI. compliments of HEGEMAN FARM coRP. CONGRATULATIONS TO S H A R O N KINOR DAVID ORTHODOX KOSHER MEAT, POULTRY 8. PROVISION CORP. IN HONOR OF A WONDERFUL GRADUATE ARLENE SPEISER RABBI 8. MRS. MOSHE WEISS and Family of Camp Aishel MAZEL TOV T0 MAZEL TOV 81 BEST WISHES TO S H A R 0 N OUR DAUGHTER AND SISTER from her .I 0 A N AUNTS, UNCLES and COUSINS MR. 8. MRS. MAX SMITH and NORA CONGRATULATIONS TO MARION WITH WISHES THAT SHE SUCCEED IN HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS SAM SCHOTTENFELD Contractors 329 KNICKERBOCKER AVENUE I-EIBI Brooklyn, N. Y. To ABRAHAM PHILIPS 8. SONS, INC. MARION STERN Manufacturers of TOP TOWN Cloths HHATZLACHAH 44 EAST BROADWAY MR. 8. MRS. WEIDEN CAna1 6.7107-8-9 New York 2, N. Y. LEDERMAN PHARMACY, INC. Prescription Specialists 48 WEST FORDHAM ROAD Bronx, New York GOLDRICH BROS. FURS, INC. 46 EAST BROADWAY New York 2, N. Y. MAZEL TOV BRACHA VHATZLACHAH to MARION STERN May you be blessed by G-d in your studies and may your parents derive much nachas from you. RABBI SHLOMO ZWEIGENHAFT and Family MAZEL TOV TO OUR M A R I O N MOM, DAD, GARY, SANDRA 84 SUSAN BROD AND GOLDSHMIDT Glatt Kosher Butcher 526 EMPIRE BOULEVARD Brooklyn, N. Y. MAZEL TOV T0 MY SISTER JUDY UPON HER GRADUATION Love, HESHE SEIF To ARLENE SPEISER Compliments of LINDEN LITHO A Friend of BETTY SACHS . . . Deatbless and time defymg Drefmzs that will not dze CONGRATULATIONS TO ROBY ROSENTHAL MAUZONNE CATERERS CORNER OF 16th AVE. A 49111 ST. Brooklyn, N. Y. BEST WISHES TO CAROL PRALLANT From o Friend COIIIPLIMENTS OF A Friend of ROBY ROSENTHAL TO MY FRIENDS SANDY, CHAVY and BINK BEST OF LUCK ON GRADUATION- AND ALWAYS! MYRELL TO OUR DARLING DAUGHTER R I T A MAZEL TOV, BRUCHA 81 HATZLACHA With love and good wishes for ECONOMY M'DSE COMPANY CHILDRENS WEAR OBERMEISTER BROTHERS your success In the future 86 ORCHARD STREET Love, 8: New York City To MAZEL TOV TO R ' T A c H A v 1 E CONGRATULATIONS SI BEST WISHES Compliments of LITTMAN BEDSPREAD CO. UPON HER GRADUATION Love, MALA, YAAKOV 8. CHAYALA MAZEL TOV TO OUR COUSIN B R U C H I BORUCH, AVRUMI, SURI 8. NACHUM To PHYLLIS MONDERER CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRADUATION A Friend MAZEL TOV T0 B R U C H I CHASKEL'S POULTRY 8. BARBECUE 1312 55th STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. To BRUCHI 8. GLADYS '-v'CHAvER Tov OLEH AL RULOMT KOL TOV THE BEST OF EVERYTHING to JUDI MINCHENBERG UPON HER GRADUATION AUNT BERTHA 8x UNCLE MAX CONGRATULATIONS TO JUDI MINCHENBERG UPON HER GRADUATION LUCK ALWAYS f-THE ARISTOCRATS OF ROSHER CATERING TENNENBAUM CATERERS BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL Little Hungary From u Friend of TZIPI MARK CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR NTECE MIRIAM LUNDNER THE PINSKERS CONGRATULATIONS TO MIRIAM LUNDNER from MOM, DAD SI LEROY BEST WISHES TO CHAVA LIEBER KERSHNAR BROS. POULTRY CORP. 1351 39th STREET Brooklyn 18, N. Y. MAZEL TOV TO OUR DAUGHTER C H A V A MR. 81 MRS. LIEBER, GRANDMOTHER, MEYER ond RACHEL HY'S STRICTLY KOSHER MEAT AND POULTRY 5309 13th AVENUE ULSter 1-7364 Brooklyn, N. Y BEST WISHES T0 ALL CENTRAL STUDENTS WE LOVE THEM MR. 8. MRS. L. E. BERLIN ond SONS CONGRATULATIONS T0 OUR DAUGHTER N E T T I E UPON HER GRADUATION MOTHER, DAD 8. JUDY BEST YVISHES TO NETTIE KLEMPNER DURAWOOL, INC. To TEDDY ISSERLES Strictly Kosher Compliffwnrs of Mem' and PouITry Market MAUZONE KOSHER POULTRY, INC. 271jiwBQ?iDgf3Y COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 8. MRS. JOSEPH MANDEL IN HONOR OF THEIR NIEGE MIRIAM LANDESMAN KEY FOOD STORE Everything Under One Roof 81 WEST 104th STREET New York City COMPLHHENTS OF CONGRATULATIORS S BEST WISHES MR. 8. MRS. SAM LANDESMAN M I R IA M IN HONOR OF THEIR GRANDDAUGHTER AND HER FELSX' GRADUATES 'ms M'R'AM LANDESMAN MR. 8. MRS. EMIL KATZ and HENRY BEST WISHES TO MY GRANDDAUGHTER FLORENCE KRIEGER ANNA DAUBER MAZEL TOV AND BEST WISHES TO OUR NIECE TOBY HILSENRAD UNCLE SID 8. AUNT LIL GOODSTEIN KAREN and RANDI Wei CONGRATULATIONS S1 BEST WISHES TO OUR NIECE BEST WISHES TO J u D Y rosv HI1seNRAn fm, Louis a. CEIL lsAAcsoN MOM, LARRY R RUTH IN HONOR OF BEST WISHES TO OUR BELOVED GRANDDAUGHTER J U D Y Tosv HILSENRAD fm GRANDMA S GRANDPA WHITMAN AUNT uw a. uucus BERNARD GOOD LUCK TO JUDY GROSSMAN from ROTH'S KOSHER BUTCHER MAZEL TOV TO CHAYA GOODMAN from Fleischmann-Heymcmn 8. Co., Inc. 1530 ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE New York City CONGRATULATIONS TO JUDY GROSSMAN IKE 8. JOE FRUIT STORE from 1484 ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE New York City BEST WISHES TO JUDY GROSSMAN Dearest SUSAN from MAZEL TOV JACK KAPLAN from Hance Bri?I:STe3IIII:lEeO.?fPhiIa., Pa. 8' CONGRATULATIONS TO JUDY GROSSMAN ON HER GRADUATION RELIANCE DRUGS CONGRATULATIONS T0 HARRIET GOLDBERG from MRS. A. GORDON BEST WISHES TO JUDY GROSSMAN UPON HER GRADUATION HENRY DENNIS Dear PHYLLIS BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE MOM, DAD, CHANA, MALKE 81 PAUL LOTS OF LUCK TO J U D Y MR. 8. MRS. MORRIS SCHEINBERG CAPITOL FUEL OIL CORP. 1514 43rd STREET WISHES MARILYN GINSBERG BEST OF LUCK In Memory of A Friend of JACK SCHAFFEL , SANDY GELLIS fgxffgxgfftfggifi I RABBI LEONARD H. PoLoNsKY E D N A Sfclff NIOIWSI AND HER FRIENDS LONG BEACH AIENIORIAL HOSPITAL MR. 8. MRS. JOSEPH ENGELSRATH I PR 1-9394 BEST XVISHES TO M I R I A M B. 8. G. APPETIZING STORE OR TER ?RA?LE'TION 4217 CHURCH AYENUE rom mf S-mr' Brooklyn. Y. THE FELDS MAZEL TOT' TO OUR DAUGHTER H A R R I E T UPON HER GRADUATION MOTHER, DAD 8. SISTER GLORIA A Friend of LINDA GERSHKOWITZ CONGRATULATIONS S BEST WISHES To to L I N D JUDY FRIEDMAN A from from THE ZELEFSKY FAMILY A FRIEND BEST WISHES TO OUR DAUGHTER JUDY FRIEDMAN from HER PARENTS HARRY'S LUNCHEONETTE NTISHE5 MARILYN GINSBER6 BEST OF LUCK BEST WISHES TO BEST WISHES TO ANN M. GABLE MARILYN GINSBERG ON HER GRADUATION ON HER GRADUATION Selden Pulik 8. Kullmon Insurance Her Cousins 3 EAST 40th STREET. NEXT YORK CITY NIARCIA, HYE 3- BARBARA BEST WISHES TO IN HONOR OF ANN GABEL HEDY GOTTESFELD ON HER GRADUATION from P. GROSSNIAN 8. SONS LEO FRICHNIAN 23 COOK STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y. , UPON HER GRADLATION I: IL ay----nur,-:,,,.-.,1--.-..-..,,..,....r. T..--.....,. , BEST OF' LUCK 81 HATZLACHA RAB TO MY GRANDDAUGHTER SARA RIFKA from CHANA GOLDE DISKIND BRACHA VHATZLACHA TO OUR DEAR NIECE SARA RIFKA BROYDE UNCLE SHEPIE 8 AUNT ELEANOR ,. BA BEST WISHES TO GLORIA COHEN UPON HER GRADUATION RAYMOND 81 MATILDA MALKIN CONGRATULATIONS TO GLORIA COHEN ANGELO CASAMASSINA Advance Trucking 3736 MATHEWS AVE. OL 3-4722 CONGRATUL ATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO E D Y T H E Friends of SARA RIFKA BROYDE BEST WISHES T0 SRIF BROYDE SIDNEY 8. TOBY ZUPNICK . HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WEISHES TO PAULA CAPLOW from MOTHER, DAD 8. BILL CONGRATULATIONS 8: BEST WISHES TO PAULA CAPLOW from MR. 81 MRS. JOS. ROBINSON Brooklyn, N. Y. COMPLIRIENTS OF MADISON SQUARE PHARMACY COMPLIMENTS OF MORGENBESSER BUTCHER STORE 383 TROY AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Some must work when the 1120111 szm rises, Some Wzzzst toil when Ibe noondfzy beams . . . RUDNICK AND SONS, INC. 537 CONGRESS AVENUE New Haven 11, Connecticut CONGRATULATIONS TO E D Y T H E Compliments of ARTHUR LEWIS CONGRATULATIONS TO E D Y T H E J. GOLDBERG 8. SONS 523.529 STATE STREET New Haven, Connecticut CONGRATULATIONS TO E D Y T H E N. H. Metal 8. HIg. Supply Co., Inc. Plumbing, Heating and Roofing Supplies 465 CONGRESS AVENU E New Haven, Connecticut DEDICATED T0 THE MEMORY OF HERBERT BATT IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM S. LEVINE TO OUR DARLING AND BELOVED GRANDDAUGHTER SIVIA ESTHER with best wishes for future happiness BABA 8. ZIEDA NEMETSKI S0l MAUTNER Kosher Meat 1524 WESTCHESTER AVENUE Bronx 72, New York MAZEL TOV TO OUR NIECE B E V E R l Y ON HER GRADUATION May this be one of 'many simchas we shall share with her AUNT SOPHIE, UNCLE MILTON, SHARON and ABIGAIL BEST WISHES T0 N I N A MOM, DAD 8. PAIL GRanite 4-9552 Catering for all occasions -Open all year WASHINGTON HOTEL 124-05 ROCKAWAY BEACH BLVD. Rockaway, N, Y. B. Levin, Management CONGRATULATIONS TO DEBBY BEEBER from LEO'S FISH MARKET 5211 13th AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. BEST WISHES TO SARA RIFKA BROYDE BEST WISHES TO OUR LOVELY NIECE SARA RIFKA BROYDE RABBI 8. MRS. ZALMAN DISKIND Trenton, N. Y. MAZEL TOV TO THE HEBREW VALEDICTORIAN, OUR DAUGHTER D E B B Y MR. 81 MRS. MAX BEEBER CONGRATULATIONS TO SRIF BROYDE UNCLE YUDI, AUNT SHIRLEY and Family CONGRATULATIONS TO DEBBY BEEBER Goodman Bros. 8. Stomler, Inc. Furriers 242 W. 30th ST. CH 4.5920-5922 CONGRATULATIONS TO DEBBY BEEBER from Mode-Rite Sporfsweor Co., Inc. 462 SEVENTH AVENUE LO 4-5327 New York 18, N. Y. BEST WISHES TO DEBBY BEEBER from CH. DEMBITZER Discount House 29 CANAL STREET AL 4-1310 New York City WITH LOVE AND DEVOTION TO OUR DARLING DAUGHTER Sz SISTER SARA RIFKA Gedolio and Leo Molke Broyde Tzvi Yookov, Dov Aviezer 84 Pesach To DEBBY BEEBER from LAMM'S BUTCHER SHOP 76 LEE AVENUE Brooklyn 11, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF DAGIM TAHORIM CO. 1644 52nd STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . But when night falls and the soft wind breezes, Every nmn is n king of d7'6'11772'S CONGRATULATIONS TO DEBBY BEEBER from LEO'S FISH MARKET 52211 13th AVENUE, BROOKLYN, N. Y. TLAMUDIC RECORDS-4'BAS-KOL Translated and Explained In English and Yiddish By RABBI PINCHAS M. TEITZ 330 ELMORA AVE., ELIZABETH, N. J. IN 9-7900 FLATBUSH DISCOUNT CITY CHURCH R BEDFORD AVENUES Brooklyn, N. Y. One Stop Discount Department Store FOR ALL YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT CHEAP PRICES 81 FOR PRIZES TOO SHOP AT EDDIE'S CHURCH 3 SNYDER AVENUES In Loving Memory of My Beloved Father MORRIS GREENFIELD MIMI MISHKOFF CONGRATULATIONS TO S H A R 0 N LA NIAR'S HAIR STYLISIS 4809 13th AVE., BROOKLYN, N. Y. ULster 4-4665-6 CONGRATULATIONS T0 ESTA WEINREB ON HER GRADUATION ' MR. 8. MRS. JOSEPH KLEIN 8. Family To SHARON M. S. WINTER FURS 150 WEST 30th STREET New York 1, N. Y. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY FUTURE CONGRATULATIONS TO MFELISIEO RIVERDALE MILK, INC. UNCLE NIANNY, AUNT RUTH 111111 116 51111111 Gnd FCImiIy Axtel I-8505 Jamaica 33, N. Y. MAZEL TOV 81 HAZTLACA RABA TO OUR NIECE ND COUSIN UNCLE FISHEL, AUNT RUTH, AVI, SORA and YAAKOV 60141196714 QIZ ill 0 Maizse Tailors Dr. Harry Sherman Rubinson's Pharmacy Mazel Tov! Mr. 8. Mrs. Alex Feldman Dr. Sidney J. Finkelstein Schwartz Bakery Ralph O. Kaminsky Kay Drug Co. Sam's Beauty Salon Macabe Fruit Market Mrs. B. Brumer Mr. Max Ashenberg Kurtz 8. 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Beeber, Deborah 490-1 18th Avenue Bertiger, Beverly 197 Glenwood Road Elizabeth, N. Y. Bleifeld, Joan 719 Montgomery St. Bresler, Nina 3130 Brighton 6 St. Broyde, Sheila 1658 5-1 Street Burstein, Alice 947 Montgomery St. Caplow, Paula 9-17 Montgomery St. Cohen, Gloria 675 Empire Blvd. Dorf, Deborah 163 Rodney St. DuBrow, Edythe 28 Lake Place New Haven, Conn. Elbinger, Regina 853 Empire Blvd. Engelsrath, Edna 505 W. 183 Street New York, N. Y. Feld, Miriam 1067 Carroll Street Felman, Shevi 29-1 Parkside Avenue Fink, Shirley c,fo David Elliot Poultry Farm R.D. jj:3, Lake Ariel, Penna. Fisch, Freyda 1571 Sterling Pl. Freeman, Rachel 251 XV. 87th St. New York, N. Y. Friedler, Harriet 1016 50th St. Friedman, Judy c,fo Zachar 89 Thayer St. New York, N. Y. Fuchs, Miriam 1367 46th St, Gabel, Ann 780 St. Marks Ave. Geisler, Marilyn 1030 YVi1mohr St. Gellis, Sandra 170 E. 43 St. Gershkoxvitz, Linda 1825 E. 26 Street Ginsberg, Marilyn 1560 55th St. Ginsburg, Phyllis 316 E. -1-Sth St. Gold, Sandra 1213 45th St. Goldberg, Harriet 229 Bowers St. Jersey City, N. Goldstein, Laurie lllauvelt Rd. Monsey, N. Y. Goldstein, Susan 13-18 50111 St. Golombeck, Renee 397 Crown St. Goodman, Chaya 600 YV. 186th St. New York, N. Y. Gottesfeld, Hedy 182 South 9th St. Greenfield, Judy 1-1-50 -19th St. Grossman, Judy 97 Brooklyn Avenue Hershcopf, Carol 1671 E. 7th St. Hilsenrad, Toby -10 Lincoln Rd. Katz, Miriam 77 YY. 10-1th St. New York, N. Y. Klein, Judy 390 Crown St. Iilempner, Nettie 1106 Clarkson Ave. Kramer, Judith 51 17 11th Avenue Krieger, Florence 12 37 5 5 th St. Landesman, Miriam 718 Huey Street McKeesport, Perma. Levovitz, Bina 613 Hendrix St. Lieber, Chava 966 43rd Street Lundner, Miriam 6801 Bay Parkway Mark, Sylvia 1901 Ocean Avenue Meskin, Sharyn 43-24 43rd Street Long Island City, N. Y. Mezei, Eva 5105 17th Avenue Minchenberg, Judy 25 Johnson Avenue Newark, N. J. Monderer, Phyllis 875 West End Avenue New York, N. Y. Morgenstern, Sarah 401 E. 21 Street Nelson, Myra 1672 55th Street Nobel, Susan 1609 Meadow Lane East Meadow, L. I. Obermeister, Chavie 250 E. 93rd Street Ofsink, Sandra 260 Snediker Avenue Pallant, Carol 555 Bedford Avenue Prero, Chana 17357 Ohio Detroit 21, Mich. Reitman, Diane 1759 E. 31st Street Rokeach, Barbara 1327 55th Street Rosenberg, Rita 320 Sterling Street Rosenthal, Rozelle 1433 51st Street Rubin, Pearl 1288 St. Johns Place Sachs, Betty 44 Bennett Avenue New York, N. Y. Savitsky, Alice 295 Montgomery Street Schaffer, Claire 155 Ross Street Seif, Judith 507 Montgomery Street Seltzer, Judith 376 Rockaway Parkway Shangold, Sandra 2160 83rd Street Shapiro, Ethel 612 Hegeman Avenue Shatz, Golda 46 Ellish Parkway Spring Valley, N, Y. Zwiebel, Gladys - 838 West End Avenue New York, N. Y. Siegel, Harriet 643 Empire Boulevard Smith, Joan 5016 12th Avenue Speiser, Arlene 340 Crown Street Stern, Marion 2405 Grand Avenue Bronx, N. Y. Taft, Sharon 1143 53rd Street Teitz, Shulamith 531 Chilton Street Elizabeth, N. J. Tisser, Judith 531615th Avenue Verschleiser, Hennie 1439 55th Street Warshaw, Beth 1558 55th Street XVeinreb, Esta 1664 53rd Street Weissman, Chani 748 Henry Road Far Rockaway, N. Y. Wurtzel, Ethel 175 Eastern Parkway Zeisel, Cheryl Highview Road Monsey, N. Y. Zelinger, Susan 5319 19th Avenue 'A l.uVn L.' , I-x, V wifi ' '3 VV ' .Hs W mg. .', V 'IP r 1 Eb up 'F' V Q x N V M , I D V V'-H - VV ' ...-f W 31 A Vt V- '. 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