Yeshiva University High School For Girls - Elchanette Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)
- Class of 1965
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Only one thing re- mains constant-the ?l'l 111 ,' all else is divided, in the mind of man, into Yesterday, Today, and Tomorgrow. . . ibeobcafion The work of Il 11'111y g7'66IIf 7126112 1'67lZ6l177.f 1111 6Z!61 1oZJlf11'Zg 77Z0lZZl77Z67Zf of 11111111111 1'iJio11, energy, 111111 ze111. A11ho11gh 1he 1111111 11111y CELZIE h15 11c1111e work, hif 1ho11gh15 111111 1166615 511rz1i11e-111111 1e1111e 6112 11111e11h1e 5111112111 Z1p012 1he f11111re. 1- The work of R1111h1 Ch11r1e5 Fr1e111111111, the Pri11c1p111 of Ye5h11111 U111- 1fer5i1y H1gh Schoo1 for Gir1.v of Brook1y11-Ge11er111 S11111ieJ Dep11r1111e111, 111 1110111111611 yo1111g 501115-i115pi1'11zg 11o11i1i1y, 1115111111151 hope, 111c111c111i11g f1111h, b10Zl'17Zg 1he co1115 11110 LI Zl.fEfZl1 f111111e, 111 J'1.70I'f.' e1111c111i11g cre111111e1y hy 1zew 1ho11gh15 111111 f11'llZ 11c1io115,-if wi1ho111 11011111 1he work of Ll l'7'Z11y g1'e111 771672. W' e, 1he 511151 of 1965, have 6XZ767'161ZC-961 1he fr1111J of 1hi5 1111111'.f energy 111111 111f111e111e. A1111, co115eg11e1111y, we 1911116 hee11 i111111e11J111'11111y e11r1che11. I1 15 1herefore f!7l1f we, 1he g1'd6Z,l1llf11Zg Cjllfj- of 1965, 1'eJpec1f1111y 111111 g1'111ef1111y 11e11i1'111e 0111- ,1f6lIl'1700k to RABBI CHARLES FRIEDMAN, 115 ll 51111111 1oke11 of 0111 111'ofo111111 g1'l111fll6?76 111111 he111'1fe11 11pj11'ecia11o111. May the A11111ghty h1e55 111171 with 1111111y, 111111131 77Z01'E ye111'5 of f1'11i1f111 611261 ll77'061Z16f1l16 11c11z1i1y. Rabbi Charles Friedman www' nun? mn: was nv: ,. 'S YESHIVA UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS OF BROOKLYN 2301 SNYDER AVE. Q BROOKLYN 26. N. 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Yeshiva University High Schools ADMINISTRATION Samuel Levine, Executive Director, Yeshiva University High Schools Charles H. Benclheim, Chairman, Yeshiva University High Schools Board of Directors Sheldon Socol, Director, Student Finance KHGLVGW Rabbi Moishe Berenholz Dr. Jean Jofen fm' Xxx-A Rabbi Yaakov Dardac Mrs Alice Gottlieb Mr. Alvin Kamber Mr. Isidore Hoffman - Mrs. Judith Rubinstein gaculfy Dr. Samuel Linick V Rabbi Eli Rosenmund Rabbi Shabtai Rubel Dr. Jechiel Lichtenstein Mr. Joseph Weinstein 1394 Dr. Morris Applbaum Mr. Robert Bassell Mr. Paul Gendler ' .jr - V 55: 'L ' Mr. Paul Ravetch Mr. Albert Glass ang I M0325 ofa RQ-ssh , ,IWW JCI' X , Mrs. Judy Himelstein Mr. Henry Fohr Rabbi Elie Elbaz FIT, '59 Mr. Isaac Cantor Mr. Maurice Marshal Q54 i is A 9 , gf: , .V 6' . :.' ' I .1 T Z Ik T73 i H f , ' 3 f ig of V. i..b,5,,LV::.,wl. 91? 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Snyder there was fi little town called Modi'in fknown today as Meydlach j. The population of this tovxn num- bered some five hundred inhabitants. The reason that this tov'n was so small was due to the very limited amount of FRESH air. You see there was plenty of HOT air 'ind sometimes a fevs of the inhabi- tants themselx es were FRESH' but behind that ey er- present smoke-screen-there was simply no FRESH air! This was so mainly because a mysterious in- dividual would oo around from house to house- in the dead of night-and shut all the windows. it an arsenal-in Meydlach -town between Mt. Bedford and Mt. Snyder where he assembled his loyal folloviers. There he addressed his audience vsith the follovxing immortal words: The Conserva- tives are preachino the ri ht! Only we are left- to preach riohteousness! Strateoically forming his battle commandos he placed Yehudoh HaDardaki at the helm to watch the ramparts aoainst any further infiltration. Shimon HaRubeli was given the task of supervising the feedino of the loyalists-and keeping their quarters clean. Elozor HaHoffmani was entrusted with the task of keeping the troops busy with work-and 4' ' ' ..-- 1 1 H at -L I x 4 i44,V'A ofa 9' 4 o 1-1 i ,r v - . A I -., J .. I ,. at , t 4 , . v N. to , L , 1 i . 1 v 7 Y .K o 4 'O an ec H x i li ' D 1 n O 7 l , . f , 1 l 7 V 4 7 1 a D I A I - e- v 'O 1 ' 1 . 9 i i .t hr In feet it lg reliably tepgfted that even the dents he succeeded beyond all expectations. Yonoson Ha- ir: were barricaded! And so, miracle of miracles, de- Kamberi, because of his general's air, was crowned . , spite these handicaps, some five hundred hardy, the master of the regimentg and he brooked no rugged individualists-none of whom, though, were nonsense from anyone. And as the chaplain-to 'tie SINGLE'-minded-somehow managed to survive keep up the morale-the choice was the smiling N ge- in this town, Yochonon HaLichtensteini. To be sure, this was an X? Among the llllmblmllts of this town of HMCY'3l' ill-equipped, understaffed and disorganized army. 2' lllfhn Wa5 the famlll' of Fuldayohu and hl5 five But their strategy was to win the enemy by scaring f' sons: Yehudoh HaDardaki, Shimon HaRubeli, Elozor and frightening the rlrrylights out of him, arid, of I HaHoffmani, Yonoson Haliamberi, and Yochonon Course, by rleiiyirig the Populace even a breath of HaLichtensteini, Wow, what a family! What were fresh, eleah air-l 5. they really like? Well, the less said, the better! At any rate, they temporarily fled to the hills V There was much confusion in the land because uritil the ereetieri of the riew builrlirig. What rlirl W of political turmoil then going on. Barry Antiyochus, they do in their he-W Secret hideaway? Well, ae- the Conservative, was desperately trying to persuade eoi-rlihg to reliable reborts, they Sbeht their time all the Meydlach to come over to his party. In Playing dreyelel r eating Iatkest arid Smoking! X fact, his slogan was: 'lIt's easier to be a half-Jew Every 50 Often, they would embark on guerilla than 3 Fuldwlewlii Sadly enough, this made Clulle warfare raids against the Meydlach, who they felt Q 21 Hhltu Wlfll HHH? of UWC M6YCll2lClfi for mln had succumbed to the Conservative party charms-by fhfif llC21IfS they liUCW ho WHS fight-H rapidly becoming half-jews. Of course, they di- Well, one day, Fuldayohu was walking along the rected their main fire-no, I mean smoke-against streets of the town, when he encountered 2 group Barry Annyechns himself, Indeed, Fuldayohu's battle fl of armed Meydlachl' who threatened him with his Cry wasg Give me full Je-W5 or elseli' Yoehoi-,Oh life unless ho would lend his moral Support to tho HaLichtensteini, the chaplain, invoked the blessing we if COllSCrVi1tlVC, Barry AllflyOCl1L1S. Yes, they Cle- Qf Heaven-ngt QD this eat-th! Shimon HaRube'1i rr ill: ClHrCCl, if YOU will only do TID TWU and supervised the communal ubenshingl'-without grace! J SCC tllE light, WC Pl'Ol1llSC CVGYI to IT18.kC Olll' Patty Elozof HaH0ffm3,l1i made eaeh one Stand up t0 ri your party! work-but, of course, he himself remained seated! However, Fuldayohu was a thinking man, and And Yonoson I-IaKamberi kept time-with two -' .5-at he resisted these pressures by bravely replying: We Clocks! And, of Course, Yehudoh Haljafdnki Sup. l I ' Tareyton smokers would rather fight than switch! plied all the neqeggary 'lD1D , And 50, these K, And thats just what he proceeded to do. righteous raiders won many victories against the A He immediately fled to his warehouse-some call Conservative party Meydlach! . we -fat - naive? in f we le QL' '--.1 -. . 'lr ease- -lr- rf'-' ' i' ' ' ' ' H we 16 - ' 'N ' ' 1 'v..1- 1 - nr, Glvntral Before I continue with my story, I must inter- polate one interesting episode. There lived in those days a most attractive woman, by the name of Yehuditson. She was very talented in art and heart, and her pictures had won her fame throughout the world, indeed, the critics called her pictures out of this world. Now, this talented Yehuditson not only loved Jewish art, but she also had a jewish heart! And so, she wanted very much to help her jewish peo- ple. Thus, it came about that whenever she had a free period she would go into the Assyrian army camp-for she was very friendly with an important general there. It is doubtful whether she captivated him with her art or her heart. In fact, many believe that it was something else entirely. One night, the Assyrian general threw a big party, and naturally Yehuditson invited herself. She was the life of the party, because she ALWAYS made everyone laugh! As usual, she came with her basket of paintings. XVell, after the guests had all left, Yehuditson remained alone with the drunken general. Seizing the opportunity, she bravely chopped off the generals head and wrapped it in oilcloth. And then, of course, she put it in her basket. She was awarded the Knobel Peace Prize for her artistic decapitation. However, she refused the money for herself, and instead put it in the YJAA Trust Fund. The initials? Yes, you guessed it: Yehudit- son's Jewish Art Appreciation Fund. And now, back to our story .... The fighting between Fuldayohu Righteous and Antiyochus 'lRight continued. And then, a number of misfortunes betook this illustrious family. Shimon HaRubeli was killed by a couple of cheats he had antagonized. Elozor HaHoh'mani became paralyzed from all his sitting. Yonoson HaKamberi's heart stopped beating when his clocks stopped ticking. But Yochonon HaLichtensteini, though, kept right on smiling, trusting in the good L-rd. However, Yehudoh HaDardaki kept right on battling heroically together with his father, until the war was finally won. He managed to capture I O vatvrhag by FRAN GALLER all the fortified places-and the souls of the Meyd- lach were saved. However, he wasn't satisfied be- cause the WWPDTI 111: was still in the enemy's control. And so, he told his comrades: We must now capture the Temple, clean it up, and light the Tl'1 1 JD to render thanks unto UWT! that we have been granted victoryf' However, his followers could not enter the Temple grounds because of the foul fumes that filled the air. But, since Yehudoh HaDardaki had developed an immunity to this condition in Meydlach-town, he ventured into it. But, alas, although he was up to his nose in open bottles of oil, he could not locate even one bottle that was left untouched by the enemy. And then, lo and behold, a cry was heard from the laboratory: Hey, get a load of this! I think I've got it!. By George, I've got it-a jug of oil in the microscope closet which has not been touched by human hands! ln fact, it's still in the box, and the seal hasn't been broken! Well, you can imagine the joy, when the oil burned not only for five school days, but also for the whole weekend. That was truly a miracle. But, when Fuldayohu saw that the Temple was completely demolished, he proclaimed: We need another miracle-a new Temple. And,'f1!-'U DK Ubfl -and weather permitting-our new sacred building will no longer be a miracle-just a mirage ! And all the people yelled and cheered, and there was a riot in the subterranean clucker-room, and then, rising above the shouts, Fuldayohu an- nounced loudly: I now proclaim the first two periods of tomorrow, Monday, November 30th, as a sacred time set aside for sleeping off our troubles. And furthermore, to commemorate this significant episode of our history, it is hereby decreed that Friday, December 4th, and Monday, December 7th, shall be national holidays to celebrate the two most significant events in jewish history: TID1 Jl I and Pearl Harbor! And so, with this good news, our miraculous story of 531 JI1 comes to a happy end! V ... . -ff. - '-ana--' . ' - - ' . ,Ti , fl 'F. c,- ? 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We are introduced to classical music .... 25 off!! But Mr. Grossman, I'm already 15 below .... Central discovers Gold .... Gold discovers Rabbi Friedman .... My son can say Dis pen is bwoken in 5 languages .... A4-B-I-C: The Freshman Class .... Shall we dance, Mrs. Feingold? .... The most im- portant rule in First Aid-Screeeeeeeeam!!! .... Q-U-apostrophe-E-S-T, -Hyphen-G E-Q-U-E-C-apostropheE-S-T, Yaaaay Qu'est-ce que c'est!!!!! We celebrate Mr. Can- tor's 74th birthday .... Mr. Hoffman, you see, my sisters 111312 YJW well, have a cigar .... Maitre corbeau sur un arbre .... Wait until fourth-year French .... Stocking inspection, Gloria draws seams on her legs .... You think he's full of uh . . . uh . . . nonsense-Qlaugh from classj-you thought I was going to say' Baloney, didn't you .... Our one and only fire drill ffor three yearsj during Mr. Bassell's vocabulary test .... Whaddya mean ya wanna take out a book? Bid for it! . . . Our Freshman weekendf???j . . . Our Freshman Singf???j . . . But HW 1.23 , the bell already rang fViyian's cow bellj .... Dr. Lichtenstein throws Natalie's peanut-butter sandwich out through the window and catches two girls playing in class .... EEEEEEE . . . It's a mouse! . . . Esther Zollman is caught HBPUI Lf1'7t1h flyb . . . The new building will be finished T! 711.19 DR by next year.- W., 'J J 9 7 Q 3 6 y F ,ff 'E 1 ffl' iffzao fff W ri A 055697 DID I Do 4:-JW,0NG- HRS Grin: N? AN.. if 1. , V , fy, i Svnphnmnrv 'Hear We enter the Sophomore year, clutching manila envelopes containing erl cloths and speedballs. . . Welcome Shulie and Pearl .... A zero for you, hoo hoo, hoo hoo! . . . Monsieur Mashal teaches us Gigi - and eyes light up ..,, Monsieur Mashal checks notebooks and writes personal letters to each student ..i. Mrs, Jacobson com- plains about lengthy periods .... Miss Barkowitz? - Yes, Mr. Spine .... Anyone who can hum The Nzztmzreer Suite in its entirety is exempt from the test .... 11 o'Clock air-raid drill-duck!!! . . . The three blondes-Esther Zollman, Fay jofen, and- Sury Hochberg f????j . . . The former Miss Epstein teaches us about Life .... Yes, Miss Gordon, Gardner McKay um' in my class in Cornell .,.. Not another ABCDEFG- I-IIJK test!!! . . . 'IVUN P1371 WWDX , 'fnll .... The Sing committee almost gets kicked out of school, but we place second anyway .... Weeeeeeee are Central Chessmen .... Rachelle Pachtman portrays Monsieur Mashal .... A -!- B -4- C + D 2 The Sophomore Class .... SHUT UPI! - There - I've shocked you! . . . I visited the Isles of Langerhans on my trip down the Alimentary Canal .... We celebrate Monsieur Mashal's birthday, and his son comes to join in the festivities .... My country, 'tis of thee .... -But Mrs. Jacobson, aren't you patriotic? . . . Mr. Rabinowitz makes an all-too-short appearance .... Rebecca wins first prize for winning the Name Mr. Rabinowitz contest - an ice-cream soda .... We celebrate Mr. Cantor's 74th birthday .... World history becomes a beauty and charm course. . . . Can a circle be circumcized around a triangle? -- I don't know, dear, I've never tried it. . . . Wait until fourth-year French .... Marian attempts suicide - all for art .... Mr. Kamber, noting the Boosters' sneakers, quoteszfgi DB1 11 'iff Tl-TUDYU DTl 7JW3'l 7113531 .... We reward him by presenting him baby booties, for his daughter, adorned with bells .... Smile if you're . . . Ooops! . . . Our first Regents .... The new building will be finished DUT! 'HIT' DR by next year. Zlltminr Hear We have now become under upperclassmen .... Welcome Eva and Vivian .... Some of us have lockers on the third floor .... Mr. Kussin leaves ffor a whilej and S. Cohen comes .... 'Sooooooooozeeeeee .... What do you think? . . . We are introduced to Rabbi Dardac and Dr, jofen .... Hic-haec-hoc .... Miss Epstein becomes Mrs. Spiegler .... Miss Tabory becomes Mrs, I-Iimelstein .... Rabbi Rosen- rnund faces a sticky situation .... Mr. Cohen's class signs a test ban treaty, with Frieda Schubin as chief negotiator .... PSAT's and Merit Examinations come and go. . . , We start making plans for a Crown Heights weekend .... Of course, Mr. Kamber will invite us to his house for the weekend, and if he doesn't, we'll go anyway .... The Chem. class struggles along bravely .... A nl- B + C1 -4- C2 I The Junior Class. . . . You have now reached the tender age of WWW? U53 .... Life is a Garbage Canf' . . . Mr, Kamber, your phraseology leaves much to be desired! Our expert in Homiletics, Esther Brysk .... Mesdemoiselles, I read the Regents in a certain way, so you will be able to understand the answers! . . . Gloria Fein leaves. . . . Sabina stays fbut not for longj .... Mrs. Gold tells us about her two mistakes. . . . 1J9n011DH'1 111383 711' .... Alexander Pope had spindle legs. . . . They opened Poe's eyes with toothpicks ..,. We celebrate Mr. Cantor's 74th birthday. . . . Miriam Abrarnowitz and Florence Berkowitz sing the syllabus to fame. . . . Nowwww .... Betty portrays Rabbi Rosenmund .... The Sing, conducted by Noreen Halpern, is a success .... Mr. Kamber reads only Mad and The Jewish Mess. . . . If you can juggle three pieces of chalk, you'll get a 95 .... Wait until fourth-year French .... Students must use pull to get out of Rabbi Dardac's class in Room 35. , , . G.O. elections .... It's the belle 'of Friedam. . . . The Regents are taken successfully .... Sabina and Mrs. Gold leave .... The new building will be finished F1 ng-I a DR by the time you graduate! I just hope il i5n't a contact len5.' . 12.6 N I 6- ..g. y ' up p VEN' VFD! VICI... ,2'I F ' 1 Svvninr Hear We have arrived!!! - Oops! So has Rabbi Fulda .... So has Mrs. Besen .... So has Mrs. Dessau .... So has Miss Silver .... So has Mrs. Beck .... So has . . . Rabbi Fulda, who promptly increases our school day to ten periods .... You're some class! I heard all about your 'Shtik' in TIWI' So, we go all out to prove it. . . . We adopt a physical fitness program in our gym Q???j .... We Kvel - in jewish Music - with Vel .... The lounge is transformed into the typing room .... Dr. Lewin's old office is turned into a medical room. . . . VVe can't leave the building, but we may have supervised play. . . . Gertrude Fried is in Israel ? - Then what is she doing, sitting behind you? . . . 81 -l- S2 -6- 83 -l- 84 I The Senior Class. . . . Class rings and keys .... No official School Sing this yearg so we prepare our own - to the chagrin of Mr. Fohr, Rabbi Rubel, and Mr. Weinstein .... Scholarship tests - We manage to break the blue seal, after months of practice .... We become balabustes .... Ugh! I can't touch it! . . . Do I have to cut off the head? . . . Bio. class dissects frogs .... The Chanukah Chagigah is a success .... Directed by Sury Hochberg and Leah Kleinman, Betty shoulders her way to fame, while Florence Berkowitz never loses her head. . . . Mr. Hoffman's farewell party from the A class-They present him with a bottle of Hoifmans soda .,.. The prettiest girl. . . . Basically, you're going to find out that in actuality Rabbi Bronfeld helped to bring about the success of the Boro Park weekend ,... College Boards .... Rabbi Elbaz now teaches fmziori .... Monsieur Mashal becomes Mr. Marshal, and we crown him Maurice I. . . . There will be no social this year because of Shlom Bayit. . . . That lucky damsel in distress, Leah Kleinman, is rescued by Sir Alvin .... jason finds the golden fleece .... Ra ta ta ta ta ta tn ta ta-Calculis is spa-lendid, simply spa-lendid ,... Yonah Schimmel joins the senior class .... College Board results .... Scholarship results QWe beat the recordj .... The fashion show, led by Susan Hochberg and Susan Hudes, is GREAT! . . . Yearbook pictures - Ugh! . . . Dr. Linick spies a can in front of his desk .... Seniors do a rain-dance on the off-limits roof. . . . What!! Nobody's engaged yet??? . . . Celia gets a 3-carrot ring .... Mrs. Beck 'shields' us from being offensive .... College applications .... SCW and TIW applications .... Every day is D-Day CDrill Dayj. Wfere informed that when we finish college we go for a Master .... We are measured for caps and gowns .... Mr. Bassell informs us that the bohemian prerequisite is to be dirty .... The class is frequently infected by several highly mysterious and lasting diseases .... MAZEL TOV to Myrna!!! W'e finally did it. Seniors go wild, and Rabbi Fulda and Mr. Hoffman dance with the prospective Kalloh Ca handkerchief between them-of coursej. . . . The Senior Play is a smash, with Vivian Balsam and Phyllis Thurm directing. . . . Sury Hochberg travels from Time to Time in the main role fand she, too, becomes engagedlj .... Rose Kunda is the hilarious German duke .... Fourth-year French offers nothing new .... We wish Mr. Cantor a happy 74th birthday .... We prepare for the Latin, History, and English Regents .... We realize that Central wasn't so bad, after all .... The new building will be finished, f'1 7537, DK and Weather permitting, by the time you graduate . . . from college! Elm Bug 'J-131.-igggggfwk piQ'jMigp-E5 3QfF'5Z5' ,Q,-vH:r5zfg'i -Eiifw-.-l 'H .yjq.KE'fQgfIQEii:1!mv' V' W' ' .Vsy3..igyi-fix-'--I-QM' ' ' '5:,ge:rH -V ' 3- 'Wt-S1-SQKVTTHES. - .-.,4,A5.-Wg!--V: Wg : f ' -f1f- sim.: ffm I ' si ,., , . .... J. . - -'lm - -5a..L,,:.V-I 4 . lk .,,JHi5,1p.V.-:,v'jgfil ,3lk1..-Lgyg:j5iu1.,.':V1: ,,gVis.,j5. : .5 , ,:,.Siy5ql.V Ham? .V mai., I .3-1 can-.-vas? 1 ' V fl 23:1 ' 'Vw:? Zf:I. wiv' - 5 V?51V'vV'll'i fi . 'V yw,,. ,.jjS,'.,1:QQpgg1g,3g5Q,,VL-'.:V,mfg' 1. ., . f 3, , -, Ls 3,.,5m,,.,1,,gV.,.., .. rg:-, TV -'-5:4159 'F Nr f1Sn-- 2:1--Um' -ufdgl z--1 -AiI'vp,,,,55b':.,QV-A.g.4g,-. 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Atoinie energy for peaeefnl met . . . atomic energy for dEJ'I'1'IlL'll07Z. The life of Kennedy .... The death of Kennedy. IV e fan never hope to deftroy all infeetyg we ran only pray that Jozneday the llZJ'6c'lJ'-lb? higoted, narrow-minded, warped, and Jtnpid individzialf of the world-will theinfelvef realize the harin they are doing, and ceaxe of their own volition. VIEW FROM THE TOP -Itls not that I'm prejudiced, Clara, but you know how they are. -Yes, Myrtle, I remember when this section was the nicest part of town, and now it's a veritable garbage can-rubbish strewn everywhere. -And their morals, the language they use-disgusting! Ilm afraid to expose my children to them. Yes, did you hear what happened to Hortense's husbandg he was shot and nearly killed by one of them! -It's always the same. The newspapers are full of it. Itis always their kind that are committing all the crimes. You rarely read about one of nr doing anything like that. -Why it's unsafe to leave our homes at night here. The whole place is simply crawl- ing with them then. -I really think there should be some law to keep them out of places where they are not wanted. -Yes, and with all their high talk of equality and rights, it's still painfully obvious that were definitely superior to them. Clara, if you're willing, let's' get a group of us together to plan some form of action. Sonzethifzg must be done before were completely destroyed. -Okay, I'll see you again tomorrow and we'll discuss it then. -Good-bye, then. -Bye! Yes, something must be done to keep humans out of parks and gardens, thought Clara as she flew up to her comfortable nest in a Central Park tree. 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I rr ir N -p - ' THE ESTABLISHMENT Amidst the trivial and commonplace of the city, there stands a great fthough modestj institution, from which emanate the truly great minds of our time: those who see the truth, those who strive to understand the profound. Indeed, we are blessed to have in our time the members of the establishment. Tonight we bring to you those of great acumen, who try to bring to us the world mere mortals cannot see. We present the Establishment. Speaker for the Home-M1'5. Nazzrrim I would like to announce our new policies. Unexcused admits will be issued five days a week except during vacation. Excused admits will be issued only during the thirteenth period of every fifth Thursday in August. Passes to the lounge will not be issued except in severe cases such as: appendicitis attacks, comas, or ingrown toenails- in which case a doctor's note is required prior to admission to the lounge. Incidentally, the old lounge is now the typing room. The new lounge is located in Rabbi Fulda's office. Rabbi Fulda's oflice is now located in the regular ofiice. Though slightly cramped for space, the office squad is making a brave effort to adjust to their new headquarters on the back staircase. Thank you, girls! Dr. Zee Frogylein-Biology Lecturer Come on girls, let's get started. The chemical nature of protoplasm .... Yes, I did make this dress. No, it's not peaux de soie, it's linen. The chemical nature of . . . Oh, did I tell you about the time I jetted out to Florida for the weekend? . . . Yes, and I live in the part of the village where the apartments .... No, I didn't get married in the Sephardic Shulg it was the Fifth Avenue Synagogue, and my grown was brocadeg I made it myself. It was a nice job, wasn't it .... Well you should see the lithograph we've gotten for the living room. You know how a lithograph is made, don't you .... Yes, Miss Gordon, I was in the same class as Gardner McKay at Cornell .... Girls, really, we must get going. Then chemical nature of protoplasm .... It is composed of . . . Oh, thereis the bell. Dismissed! Song from the Glee Club of the Ermblirbmezzl I'm dreaming of a clean lunchroom just like the one we used to know. Where one can in solitude, take a big bite And not have a neighborly roach give one fright. Where one smells dew drops, instead of tuna-stench, And where one can remain unstained after sitting on a bench. I'm dreaming of a clean lunchroom Which I hope will make you able to Eat your lunch without a frown And, above all, once you eat it, keep it down. Dr. Spitz-A Solilogzzy Leerifz Meer, you aren't paying attention. Bimkoim all this foolishness you should spend more time reading Dikduk and other interesting aspects of culture. And no talking. Loi Laaroir et zeh. Feesher, are you eeding? Don't they feed you at home? Pechtmen, why are you holding that plastic dinosaur in your lap? You filly don need dal. Horoveetz, Shvi Yashar. Boikoveetz, toin around. Shneidehr, Vineberger, you are talking. Rabinoveetz, don be snikky. You'll go to da oflice. A h Q Well, it's nice to know you're graduating this year. What? I'm gedding your sister?! Q . Q f eutterew swan , 'sssillirxaef I! L 'i ' , I ' ' 1. leaf . . . .r-it .ilii gf' .... . ... 3 . e- 5 I I in Pf- Q , ' 'S to ii E c. A E 1, 2,555 Jw 1' 0719 f 973' f 0 in we Q-iss' 6 sf To 5' -me 1- OR: CENTRAL TODAY bv Rachelle Pachtman Dr. B7'Zl7iZI7Z6.1-072 Czzltzzree' QI-Iey you deah, open da vvinclalj 'II feel dat culture is very impavvtint. On accouna widout it ya cant get nowhere. I mean tink of Shakespeare, and da rest of doze guys. I guarantee ya dey didn't waste no time on comic books and television. An look where dey got. So, if ya feel ya wanna hear da Beatles insteada Bach, I oige ya ta conqua dat oige. Salso Grama. Heard During Adzrzfzced Chicken Afznfomy I can't touch it .... Please cut the head oil' for me .... BLOOD! Oh, it's bleeding .... Why didn't I vvear rubber gloves .... Do you smell something funny .... Watch out, clear a path, I think shes going to be sick .... I still can't touch it .... It's real and. . .Do I have to cut the head off? Yes. . . . Oh! Look what I found, ooh, a liver .... Thats not the liver, itis the in- testines, Stupid .... It looked like a liver to me .... 'What is that stuff coming out of the intestines? . . . I think I'm going to be sick .... We would like to announce a nevv sect which has arisen here among the members of the Establishment: We now have a grand total of, yes. no, it's one hundred four vegetarians! Dr. Elmer Fudd-Refzozuzea' Azz!150rify on the Syllalzzrf QRumor has it he was the original founderj Young ladies QI may call you ladies, mayn't I? It it proper, isn't it ?j I would like to explain to you the aged but wonderful teachings of the syllabus. According to my syllabus QI have it right here with me. I carry it with me all the time, you know-never caught without itfj you vvill learn the follovving, be held responsible for it, be tested on it, and marked accordingly: Tvventy-three Alexandrans-252, fifty Shakespearian sonnets-352 philosophy, lets try this thousand-page essay of Dante's on the effect of toothpaste on the economy of English authors-that's IOQ, since it if a thousand pages. My, we have 76f2 left to coverf We'll have to triple up on assignments. But we must stick to the syllabus. However, l'm sure you all agree that this is fair. It if fair, dont you agree? . . . Isn't it fair .... l'm sure you all agree, dont you! I've told you this before: l'm not running a popularity contest. The Yozzfb of the Effabliibzzzefzt llvould Like fo Suggest the Following Additional Club.r.' flj The care and feeding of the Peruvian Turtle club. CZJ Nose-muh' knitting group Q3j Creative finger twitching UQ Pre-Revolutionary fingerpainting OJ Kindergarten lingerpainting Qoj Spanish Ethics UD Advanced slinky throwing f8j Beginners' marble-racing QQ Hovv to ignore the ever-present candy-machine CIOQ Fifty ways to stretch your allovvance Qllj Beginners? homework ignoring f12j Advanced syllabus appreciation QED French nursery rhyme club These have been suggested as clubs that everyone, or almost everyone. can enjoy, and that we feel vvill contribute to the well-roundedness Qespecially candy machine paying attention to clubfj of the members of the Establishment. However, they are merely suggestions. ,V A Huff Altus.. wi 5 if fe' a E3 fa. . -' 1 . '- E ' sf 9 f E 'ik .,k.5. 6' 2? gf 'Mgt 5 ' x x ,. Y'-,:g ---s-X: X Ti. . . 0 533 'Q Q. Awww, ,1 4-'UW Whnmv' a-fn.,.h ,t Im, ., ,V I , is, 'lv T A 1 , 'iilrhmwiiv Staff . in . I .'. ' - x Saw Y Q H5 - --A,. Xflr ' 3? :fo I., G Betty Beck Ediio ,. 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A , Noreen Halpern Goldie Satt Typing Editor Fedfweidlmr Fefziure Edilor Plmzfograpby Ediior ,S ,Q 'T ES' .1 Q .I , .ff 4 - H, .Z' L Y' 9' fag., 5. f nw l , 9. wg! 1 of V X 1 I h g J xlndg-'LJL 4- . nl -as W ff ,, . f -V ll 1 ,352 - 0 'Z 5 ' A A E4 ' fl N 37x 1' , A ' 'il ,J ' Matelle Hogel U V Ruth Weinberg j X I- Z ,QAV . Pbozogmpby Edzzor Photography Editor , If II V Wx l 41 A, nf, I TY K' Xxx X Z 6X6 ff!! lf! .Z f GENERAL UHEANIZATIU Autumn Frieda Schubin President Vera Lichtschein Vice-President J :Q v,- lf , VI ' ' ,A A'1A 14 Am. i 4' ' mg tif , J I '- . 1 Spring Baila, Sharfman Secretary pw Naomi Klingberg Treasurer Mrs. Z. Spiegler Advixor HISTA 35. ' . . ' is ,sf -K V- ARISTA-Seniors Presicient: Sury Hociiberg: Vice President: Sberry Barenboitz Row I: L. Rosenbloom, J. Liclsky, S. Solomon, M. inciicb, A. Goici, F. Scbubin, S. Hocbberg. R Weinberg. S. Sleger. Row H. H. Newman, F. Scilinciicr, S. Zcisci. P. '-Fi'l!1l'II1, G. Jutiiowiiz, S. Yuciin, F. Hocbbcrg, V. Balsam N. Kiingberg, B. Siiarfman, E, Zoiiman, E, Vveintraub, S. Fisil, A. Spitz. Row Ill. R Groyer, R. Strenger. D. Geisler, J. Kanoiopsky, Ni. Bociner, E. Cbanys, R. Nliiier. V. Licbfscbein. . R xg, 565 mv' Aw x ' V. . . X. .- - ,. V V 4 , ' , - Yiwu ' ff' ' ill, :uggi K , . V QW, , . 'v,5,., 5.7 A , YF' 1 Q s . ' , 4 Vps:-' , N V-. ' R 'i im' iw? Jill s n,4 Wins. :aff bwwf .f .. N if g X . M . asv. .1 T I -' . .Z . ,Q .,.1.-.A -1 - . ' Q..-V3 4 . - e Y 40? ARISTA--Juniors Row I. K. Gabor, B. Presser, S. Oralz, D. Norman, L. Halpern, E. Goldberg. Row ll: S. Dicifman. B. Grossman, S. Hilsenraci, E. Grossman, Z. Ciment, R. Cobcn. xwyf X f :1:f.:,.5:-f:v ..s:ss:5f3f-5..:1.-::5:5f ' 3 'S' 0 5 3 Q fb f 1 . Rabbi Y. Dardac Advimr N W ,J 1 ,x i . kgs' X2 4 i Q X , kr Rabbi M. Fulda Prinfipal Rabbi E. Rosenmund Cfmirmmz Rabbi S. Rubel ' Bring l Attend Yearbook , K Senior Ads 1 K I I Play 51:23. I . ll 01--XY No- zu YES!-UVA UNIVERSITY HIGH scnoo or BROOKLYN 'l b.1 MARCH 19 CONGRATS, RABBI ZUROFF I F M- Esther Zollman 1 ? ' , On the twenty-seventlz of Kis- V lor, the F'7'eslmzan class 'wus fur- ffnmfe in having as its guest speaker ul the Clzian1lka'l1 assem- bly Rabbi .lbmlzrznz N. ZIll'0ff, zvlm is the 'newly appointed sz41,mr- rimr of the four Yeshiva Uni- i'i r-.dtif High Schools. In his speech fu the freslzmen, Rzilrlli Zur-Off nnnlyfzcrl the significunve nf Cha- fCO7II'fI nn p. 33 U V..nl A I I Mr. Marshal FLAME FLASHES Roche! Cohen, zz junior, repre- wnferl our school on flu' Joe Franklin, Memory Lum? show mi T. V. f,lilHffI'4lllIli1Ifi1lIlS to: Mrs. Hal- pvrn, on 1110 floublw-Sin:Ulm of lfw' Ifirflirirlgf unrl 25171 .-l1zrzi1'e'r'- .wry . . . MV. Lfl1JilIllS, on his Zllflf i1f1fz1'i'm'sf1f'gf . . . ffm SPFEIYII sfnfum irlm lzrzre' zwm Sc'l1ulru'xlfips IIIHI fzzwrzrrlst Alun Gulfl, Ifl'lH'l'l'll, Iimyffr, Goldie? .1uflmf4'if:, riml .llfzlfllv Yoyvl, all ?'6'l'JijIlt'HlN nf Lrfff rw uf Commenflfzfiml from the ,llfrit fwlltlllllllflhllllf rim? fSlwrrgf Hfinwlmlfz, lziglwsf rrzrzlfing sen- : mr, finulixt in the Jlcrii Swim!- I rzrslzfjl. Senif-jiwllixf fm' flu' .xille fflllllll Hmmz' Sucirigf sf','fr1Ir12'xf11'p, mul wmzzwf for H10 iWr1jmr's Cfitu t ion . . . Mr. Mrrrsh al upon lfwcwnzilzy U71 A NIQFICIIII vitizvrz THE FLAME YESHIVA UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS OF BROOKLYN 2301 Snyder Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. 11226 BU 4-2850 Rabbi Meir Fulda, Aflminirtmtor Rabbi Abraham N. Zuroff, Supefzfiror Mr. Samuel Levine, Execzzlirc Dirertorr ll 'l Rebeccri Groyer ...............,..........................,......................................... Editor-ivz-Chief Ann Gold ...............................,.............,,.... ........,........ 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PHE EH CL B 5 I' 4 X LATIN ELUB 0 Egfr' fefiassz ' . . , ' ,' .f : H W ' 4 is Vf-Q 5 . ff ,z it T : , W . MATH CLUB f :V Q Mi if . A V ' f ' Q 'V A' A A Q Q M A de' BIULUEY CLUB HUSPITAL VULUNTEER5 C- jbe gjalzarning Cyan M jul: 7, 2 SLK. df V . . o , 41 ,A ,s 5 ,a sj' ' c ' i D Aly . ,, glzafmichc gamf jfoupe jhe 'Mfg ,gjglpugwl we Jxkgh cm Captain: Yonah Schimmel '+ - Cenifdfg j0l 2igi'l 6,XCA6ll'lg8 pl 0gl 6ll'l'l STUDENT SERVIEE SUEIETY , ,g:. ai N -5 1. I 4 N7 President: Gitty Mlynarsky SEEHETAHY--THEAQUHEHS 6 0 Q QM EW!! s ' 'Y 7 Q Y J UUHNALISM OFFICE SQUAD r 1- Au+umn Spring 0 J Head: Mrs. Halpern BOOKROOM Qxfc' 4 Head: Esther Zollman CO-OP a . , ' X Heads: Eva Weintraub and Susaa Hochberg .. 1.1-Q ',-.fm 332: -5-ajgrff-w he . W 1.41 f af si--f-wil' 1 - 5 I?:3-I . .x.1o-.f'gT'- M H-P .1 - . 'Pas gga ' Ui- W--7 Sami' ' I-li - irxf :xf ?'1'ETX'-f 'A ' .EGL-: ASW' 5 -':2:a1.:ws,1 MDA- ' - -mtsffszili 29 .ws WH!! 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X x . :Z X x H 'NY 5 Q59 ' '41- X ' ,lax T212 fx if 9 x 1 'X 4 s , I jf ,Y fx-X15 v X 4 1 x 53, gf' s 4 Q- 4 5 N , 1 V X, ac , , I ' X Ra Q' X X Wi : , 1 S1 3 x f x 5 Q xc , Q , ' X fe X A . 5 af mw.iiE4xr::uc:m: 4 , Q7 bf, 05' , V ' 0 4 4, e rew ancing Leaderx: Comzfe Edell and Freda Silver xjlaegrew incqing - 9 Leader: Szzfan Z eixel CEM Snging ' a I' f 'fa -4 A 4, ,Q Le4zder.r:Noree1z Halpern and Rachelle Pfzrblmarz Fokfics anal Qiscwssion Y lk' L, 1-,N ' 5 .. ,X M 4 ' ' 1 Leader: N erbnmfz Mayliamky Si i , ramafics .. ,4 J ,.L, ,.,,b Leader: Eftber Zollmmz eaufcy anal Ckarm k :fy lv., A X , ' ' QV X V 'Rf' .-' V, V Leaderyz Miriam Abnzmowitz and Frieda Fifcbes' 64 I Gl'l4'1lfl!!26I Leaderiz fenifa Lidfky and Ezra Wei1zfz'a1rb ni ffi n 3 R I , .. ' Q ' M Leader: Myrfzzz Kmzfff 9 The Identicals and Fraternals TU Be U13 Nut 01' Nut tu He .. ' 1 Q s 9. 1 arg- T Q f ,ewga . 1 f12f.5lZNw f'4,d,,, , Y , , H I Y K V V ,MAA--4-4 THE EZ-XLAH CLUB gf' 4 fi President: Myrna Krauss Vice President: Sury Hoehberg 61 Q, W Q a X HTHE IEADUH C aft In order of appearance: ..........Elizabeth Rosen Nanki-Poo ........ ......................................................... , ............. Yum-Yum ......... Pitti-Sing .........,.. Peep-Bo .....,.... Poo-Ba ..,......... Pish-Tush .......... Ko-Ko Katisha ........... Mikado ....,...... Zelda Angiel Ziesel Broyde Elissa Blaser Esther Harman Susan Hochberg Tziporah Kahane Diana Krakowski Debbie Lapidus Mindy Liebowitz Tzivia Mermelstein Brenda Pachtman Baila Sharfman Rochelle Weinrib - C laorzzyeiz Miriam Abramowitz .....................Phyllis Thurm ...............Noreen Halpern .................Rochelle Cohen ..............Florence Berkowitz ...,...........V1v1an Balsam Gila Berkowitz Marilyn Bodner Cina Feinman Fran Hochberg Mindy Indich Feigie Kaminetsky Gail Kurland Vera Lichtschein Marcia Lustig Sandra Padawer Rachelle Pachtman Fraida Silber Susan Zeisel Direrzforfz Szzry Horbberg 85 Leah K I eizzmazz Jliiiragg: 5535? as 4 V Y 1 a X A - ,wa E at Q? ' ,aw-A' -11319. QW 4 1 Q 6 W f ,jf , 1 ,4 ' i ,A f s. 1 . 1 9, A 55 JA t -r A K 1 maya. a f. - if- I 1 '., V,.: -2 .3 ,C -. Car! ,,, In order of appearance: .......,......Feige Fisher Maid ......,.,................... ,.......,.,................,,,...,.,.............,...,.,,.,................ . Tom Pettigrew .......... Kate Pettigrew ..................,....,........ The Lady Anne Pettigrew .,...... Mr. Throstle ........................,....... Helen Pettigrew .......,.. The Ambassador Mrs. Barwick .,..... Peter Standish ...... Marjorie Frant Major Clinton ....,...,. .......Debbie Lapidus Rachelle Pachtman ....................Betty Beck ...........Mate1le Yogel ........Sy1via Solomon .........Shirley Srulowitz .....,...Esther Zollman .........Sury Hochberg .......Sharon Pollock .........Rosann Gerber Miss Barrymore ...........,...44...........,,..,. ...Sherry Barenholtz The Duchess of Devonshire ....... ,....., M arilyn Bodner Lord Stanley .............,,..,......,,,,............................., ...,..,.. .,........ F l orence Rosenbluth H.R.I-I. The Duke of Cumberland ,......,....................,......,.........,....,,..... Rose Kunda Directors ..........,................,............. .,..,...........,.......,.,,.. V ivian Balsam, Phyllis Thurm Producers , ........ ............ F rieda Schubin, Vera Lichtshein JP L'-Q ,,'i 0 I X 4 2 , ' ra L . W N ' 9' 5 T N . , 3,1 'ir' rf eb. g-.9 Q 4 .-1,LL., ,. fi f . ' gym . 3 .- ,iff-si. ., H, .- ' . f' it of 'V 'f if .,' as 5' ,Q , ,, if sf xg f' J , 11 1, XV I nf v ff ' J 5' I A enior flfljeekenol Mm. ' . z'Nk,N'n 'ff' 'G f T iff ' ' -nga 12:4 .f r . -ggjffsi: 3- .1 - K S-5 MQ gee V 5 .V rips, 2 , U. 4 g. Q JST. - ::'- Ra? . Ex 1 f ., -, A fs? Q A ' .em -. A V. r u 144 N N , .w. -N V ,Q 4, 'X MXRFIEL- A R A 3 JP 5:55 -2:'Z'::..f5Ef1l,ii:1.. I 'Q Q-'-Mrs' I L W2-:xi.g1, - v x41,.' I IQ ,J-f, m.3,5:,.,fyV3 --wks,-H . 'Esfg ' I fx.- z X ' is f big' 1, e- R A 3' P5 f xvff' 5 Y-. f Y Q. y -1 AT-. ew.. 45464 i To Mr. Kussinebecause of his love for Hungarians, we give the Anti-prejudice Award. To Mr. Spin-for always encouraging us, and having faith, we give the Optimism Award. To Mr. Gendler-we give the Tell Me, Tell Me! Award. To Mr. Weinstein-for meeting us more than half way in Wonderland, we give the Patience Award. To Mr. Bassell-we give the Best Dressed Award. To Mr. Hoffman-we give a life-time supply of Paper Towels. To Mr. Marshalewe give our Best All Around Award. To Mr. Glass-we give our Man of Distinction Award. To Mr. Karnber-we give a pocket-sized Grandfather Clock. To Dr. Linick-we give an I Apologizeu Award. To Dr. Lichtensteiniwe give the Best Father-Daughter Relationship Award. To Rabbi Rubelw-we give the Pidgeon's Gold-Plated Stool. To Rabbi Rosenmundgwe give a life-time supply of Bubblegum. To Dr. jofen-we give the Mother's Helper Award. To Mrs. Gottlieb-we give the Mother of the Year Award. To Mrs. Spiegler-we give the Better Late than Never Award. To Lila-we give the Best Teacher-Principal Relationship Award. To Mrs. Jacobson-we give a one-way ticket to the Isles of Langerhans. To Mrs. Beck-for shielding us from the offensive world, we give a type written letter to the Russian Embassy. To Mrs, Hochbaum-we give the Dear Heart of the Year Award. A Ili it il . -il aim . XX V I0 3' QP W? ,..- 'Q fi 11i-.. ,.,. .. ' 5 Q, coax 1 . Oi y li!Il . iff I ,Z 7 j ' e ' V ,X - l -v ,. , 1 , L 1 r-1 I if ,Y J E .. .. . . L g ' 4 l L. l u 4 Q L L L 1 -4 ft V v . 1 ' , 7 l Q Y Il. -1 , A .N nl . L ' J Q. L lik Izg. . X - I WI! - - : P E--I L 52? f A ' i ' f 4 - ' n Gm- , Eff.: . ' N ACROSS: A DOWN1 The harbinger of Moshiach - Shlom, Shlom. gh1Pmu3lff1Chef- dl lx Si - Pacem Pam helium' 3. rom cf ist enics to nee ewor' . . . Wanted. Competent riot leader by -,I 5. Distinguished author of the following: He PlaY6d the life at the battles of Lexington and ?73-'15f1'Clf1'5iI1iPlY 5P11'lf'fl'didl Concord. oo muc is p enty. - Lisa, recent visitor. icy RA-ta-ta-Tmta-ta-TA-TA-TA . . . Lichtenstein, at -1-almudical. 6. Elisl . . . Nice . . . Fooy, how nice! nwa 11 T. Originator of Alumni Association. Californian fort. 9- Negatke- 1 See 45 Down. 10. Multialingual hard ot Central. H- and Poeuyj- 11. famed Crown Heights host. fmwmsgmwv m.ggybyJU,1y7yJW,1J, Nommmxsu Music I Emery. 15: USL L a 16. Comme ci comme -. Haystack Calhoun, famed - With The Wind. Like. Tiene. 'qnx P733 ,fnnn Flaubert character. Our shielder. He IS allowed to speak to Seniors! Locker necessity: Can of -. All rightg very Well. Shmegegi ! Between you, me, and the Post B. -, New York department store. The three mistakes of -. Opportunity knocks! Proud owner of I. S. Bach sweatshirt. sing Along With --. 19. 21. 22. 25. 2-1. 25. 27. 29 3 O. 55 33 40 41 i-1 45 -16 48 55 No-o-o-ow . . Isle of -, famed ARTist.ic honeymoon resort. . C I 1 See 55 Across. - tu, Brute! - Hashanah. Lifeguard of grait acclaim. Ornate. Ella. Corne-ll's Miss Epstein. Basically. you're going to hnd that he's a great guy Breeze. See SS Down. Have ri nice rripg see ya next fall! You can see through meg I'm ull est rnagnifiqueln Sue Hochbergs employer. DuMaurier cottage. .hx A..0,,wf,,t,, Q 95 in 45.1 J IB xx' W Regal f , 'fix Q- Y ,... . ..,, ,. :fy ng' . -. iii' X 1-'N 1' W 'f.. 'i.T3:'?-ffiw S lf ...arf 1- ,wear-1:-.fx . few: at . ...Q - gf?.2-z15fe..w2f1:z:,uzfwt-- f . 1?-4 .Flag:1a7?2Ef.11-:-5-:I.Sf3- K5,,i.S',.x i ' i .X v-rw::pqmyfswf:f:'wi2si:'1':f'-1-'-' qi-1-111:-...z-sf 1 a3f'31a'. '.: 119 ','f-fs:-gi,:-'f:1'1s'5Zv:s.':f:'.-.we-1-.i ' X' 3 ' ' pvlhii's.KQZ'-,rg , ew!-::,, ge,, f::1-fz.-ep .3 s , K.. 1, ml -fee: - v:.e1w7 1 -A.:-. 155. .' - f ,P . f4.': 7-.j4.,'Q,-hi, .v . - 1 - Q ,., ..t :.,yq. -,Q H:-,X ,my - .1 s fi 1, A v 5 1 wi F X JW' 'K' -+, at -Fred Ward john Fitzgerald Kennedy 3 1917-1963 No man's life better illustrated our times than the life of President Kennedy. It was a continuous struggle against all the evil and destructive forces in the world-disease, prejudice, hypocrisy, and war. His election to the presidency was an all-too-brief victory over these forces. But it was a beginning . . . . l l 1 I 1 l All thi: will not be jffzifbed in ibe fry! bznnlred dayf. Nor will it be jfzziibed in the jiri! tbozmzlzd days, nm' in fbe life of 1625 adnzizzifmzfiofz . , , but let zu begin. , . . THE BEST UF TIMES -U.P.I. john Fitzgerald Kennedy .U.p.1 V ' . 'V' ' -w. , Qi-X. L -'J I - -f .xxifw -1 I ' A Qs. :w, 1, Maw F .f .4 -. 1 -A- , , I , ,V . , , . ' r- 1 v-v ' 1 , - 5- : ,, 4-.l,.. .,- . 1 ' A ' .f Q ':-X ff . , ' 1 4 5,4 4 an 136. f I ' E. --I ' Y V ,f , Q.. X l fx N, l I N 4 , - ,g Q' ' 4 F' 1 - Lf' I 'KW rv? -U.P.I. Manfred Kreiner I do not heliezfe thai any of 111 10071161 exfhmzge plfzrof ufifh any other people or filly ofher gelzemfiofz. The energy, the faith, the dezfoiiozz ufhifh we hfilzg to this emleczzfor, will light om' rozmfry ami all who feroe it. And the glow from that fre mn frilly light the world. John Fitzgerald Kennedy 'ai-Fa' 4 X s. Ll W -Fred Ward -U.P.I. fi 2 0 N In ibe long biflofy of Ibe world, only KZ few gefzemfiazzf bare been gfzzzzfed ibe role of defezzdifzg freedofzz in if: ozwz bow' of fzzaxinzzzziz dfzfzger. I do not .rbriizk from Zbif refpofzfibility-I 1L'6.!t'0i7ZE ii. john Fitzgerald Kennedy 1 I Q . i f 3- cw- -, - I 2 P ui 12 J xv. ,Ji-T -Werner WOIE THE WUT-TST UT TIMES. Pence and freedom do no! come rbefzp, and we are deflifzed . . . to live out moi! of our li-zfef in zzliremzility, and fballezzge and peril, ohn Fitzverald Kennedy -Fred Ward -Werner Wolff ' can . iz' A ww,-Q 1,, , 'V' , 'U 5, , W I ' .v . , - -Q.-,,,, A I . X 5545: vi. 'ALAMUNQ Livef of great men all renzifzd 115 We CfZ7Z:77ZL1k6 our livfef mblime, And dejmrtizzg, leave Iaebifzd zu F00!p1'intJ 072 the :andy of lime. . - LONGFELLOW I 1 W' . 1 .V -. ,, 'r ' M ' .'. ' f Z1 .14-H., f-' u -g.1111f, 1: , 1. I ', ', ,1f,-QM. , -1 4 , M.: - ,,. 1 m',','.'.' J' 1, . 3 ,v-', 1 . '1 1 ' - ' .' I-'xg ,' vg',11,' .ML- ,1 17 ' 1 f..' 1 A , . fl - ,1 , ... 74 ,., A N1 . 1 ,V -,,,, r, f,,1. . ,. .,,, 1,1,',t1g4I!1,I,1A,,, , . . V, f,1,,,., f,14,:' ,Q L, . ,,f.,,1 -- :..',. ,f,,, ,, 4, ,N 1,W.U V, I ,V ' - 1 , , 1- '1..'M' , J-Y I 1 1 i 5. , ,Nm 111 , X.-'- ,..-X41. lx x.,. H. 11 . C3171 1 , ,1Q.!.- 1. 1 1 - -' ,: .-:-fufil'S'knlfNil13'4?1P..'RULIIGKrfmikii'-x1T'14lV1 i.'14':nLiQ121:95,-'2.1'l1..f:-w1't'!X'TSfv wr-M 11.-v-. -I J:-:,f1.f.-..,-1.11.:,.,1..f-n1. , A . ., 1,11v . -,4 . .xa .x 1 , 1 X A x , aff' in .-NFA' -, o. 7- ,uf ' 44 ' 1 1 ,',1, 1 4.53 .W-U Y yy., . ' , W. , V, . ,f 'v' I I The torch has been patted to a new generation. . . fohn Fitzgerald Kennedy How many times, in year: gone by, have we been lalled to Jleep by .ftirring oration: beginning: The Youth of today are the leader: of tomorroufu? Now, for a Jenior, thefe rather trite wordf take on an ominozu meaning. MeP Lyoz1 Jay, :ringing Jlightly- The leader of tomorrow? I jnft want to get married and raite a family. Think for a moment, dear senior. Even if you do not become a dortor, lawyer, nnrfe, pfychologift, or artift, yon will .rtill have a very important taxh to fnljill. In raiying a family, yon will be inftilling into your children the valves that will remain with them for the reft of their liver. Even if you are not a leader of THIS generation, you will be a molder of the leader: of the NEXT generation. So, Jenior, whatever yon become, don't take your taJkJ lightly, for YOU are . . . Tomorrow. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior WH T IS SE IDR? , is a handful of unexcused admits. is a crossword puzzle enthusiast Qespecially during classesj. is an arm devoid of school books. is a crammer. is a boss. is a james Bond fan. is a demonstrator-from civil rights to senior rights. goes into ecstasies over a Bob Dylan album and gives a slight- ac- knowledgment to the Beatles. senior senior The senior senior senior senior senior senior is a WMCA good guy. is a regular watcher of The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and That Was Week That Was. goes in for the wacky off-beat humor of jonathan Winters. goes beyond the fringe. goes in for the latest fads. goes in for op art. is a night person who listens to jean Shepard and W.P.A.T. is a regular Thursday night ice. skater fnot just when there's no school the next dayj. senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior goes on the left side of the staircase. is a locker banger. is 45V2 percent contact lenses fsomebody just lost onej. in for Dylan Thomas. goes is a Ban the Bomb er. is a cottage cheese lunch with Boston Creme Pie for dessert. eats pickles and tomatoes Qtogetherj. sings the Sloop john Bee. wears patterned stockings and has pierced ears. is 46 per cent contact lenses fsomebody just found itj. is an amateur frog surgeon and psychologist and chicken plucker. has spring fever the whole year 'round. is singing in the rain. watches the risque Soupy Sales and Profiles in Courage. follows Little Orphan Annie. is bright and attractive and witty and avidg A senior is . . . YOU! time ' 2:3 , ., I , 1, 1,- 1 x , s . 8 A aj' , fa xwl .,f Qu.. C if P E . 1 'w 4, ff-A ,X if ug J -- :gk I VIPV . . f 5' ' ' 1 . c ' 4A':'a. ' -- ' ' V , ag ,H , 1'-'V - - , f. - f ..'ge,.' if . , cf-,-1 , .,, .... . . - 1 Hb '11 MIRIAM ABRANIONVITZ .nrrrnnrs n'v'1:1 nrpmm nan Fliriam is a lacly. She projects femininity, grace, and poise, as heacl ol the Beauty anci Charm Cluh. A well reacl intellectual. with estalolishecl opinions, lxlimi has a gilt for acting, as displayed lay her lovely portrayal of Yum Yumn in mlqhe lxliliaclong she also displays musical ahility and plans to major in piano. Blimi is the only girl we lxnow who can hite into a celery stick anrl loolc like she's cloing a scene from uGone with the Vxfincif' ther faintly arched eyehrow is reminiscent ol: Scarlett O'Haral. girl. v1v1AN BALSAM H .nrwgm aww: 1'7'?Tl' 5 Pinnecl with the stigma ol the Hconciliatofs conciliatorn ancl the norganizefs organizer, Vivian has exliihiteci throughout her years in Central a talent for being 'the nvoice ol the Classf, She is leacler of Junior Varsity De- lnating, active in Arista, Sherut, and howling, and has portrayecl The lvlilcaclofi VVe are ever grateful to Vivian lor our unlorgettalale Junior weelcencl and the Senior play, Prediction: Concert pianist. Her maturity anci refreshing personality malre her a lovely w---.p 9-. which she clirectecl. Precliction: An articulate President of the U.F.T. fUnitecl Federation of Teachersl. 'F-f....... s., SHERRY REVA BARENHOLTZ H .mann -npr: vnu bn: l Vvirh her ingreclients lor uinstantn genius, Sherry has hlenclecl Hmeritn with intelligence. Bewilclering the teach- ers with her perplexing questions, she is in a class of her own. Shes lirst in the class and first in the hearts of her classmates. Arista acclaims her as its energetic Vice- Presiclent. Sherry will always he Uquiclcly-recalleciu as an excellent high school howl player. Prediction: A computer programmer. BETTY H255 .Fi1'lZ!JN 1 MJD. H181 Q Qur freclcle-faced. green-eyed, occasionally pig-tailed and intellectually bespectacled authority on the miscella- neous, Betty is putting her varied talents to use once again as Editor-in-Chief of the Elchanette. She has been active in the G.O. as class president and vice president, for 7 terms, on the competitive assembly committees, the sing committees, and as a member of the High School Bowl team. She was hilarious in The lxflilcadon as Katisha, the maiden with the miraculous left shoulder blade and fascinating right elbow. Vvhen not gracing the school with her services, she creates literary masterpieces, plays the piano, listens to classical music, psychoanaiyzes her friend, 1 -vmiwt i mwwt the equus, and designs ciothes. Prediction: Orphanage-owning, liorse-raising, Freud- spouting. Nobel prize-winning writer. ai- auW ' 1'75,,,! . EILEEN BENENFELD H .npvnw nnanb :vo A radiant smile, a lrecliled lace and sparkling brown eyes, all combine to maize Eileen the mlqypical American Girl. Vivacious and bubbly, her liveliness brightens up the day of all who see her. She has many hobbies to occupy her time, including ice slcating, drawing, bowling, and swimming. Gifted with a bright and rational mind, her favorite subject is math. A truly sincere and friendly individual she is sure to succeed in all her endeavors. FLORENCE JOAN BERKOWITZ .unbn nnmzz nn: Our piquant senior leading lady, her natural habitat is the stage, where she can be found acting her heart out to a captive audience. Among her best-ltnown roles have been Ko-Ko in HThe Nlil-zadoy' and Dr. Applbaum in the Junior sing. Ott stage, she is noted for her dry, impu- dent wit, which is largely appreciated by the student body and tolerated by the faculty. A great lover of ani- mals, she can be seen distributing aid to the needy stray cats and dogs that follow in her wake. Yvarm, witty, winning, waclcy and just plain VVONDERFUL--thats our Florence. Prediction: lVlenagerie-owning actress. Prediction: Elementary school teacher. 39 fk 'll DEENA LEE BESDIN J'l1 I3Fl 118 DDFHX1 DTPDFI 118 1127118 Shiny auburn hair, a hutton nose and a combination of eiiin charm and femininity make up this sunny Potty- anna. Absolutely unpredictable, Deena often produces a delightful quip, with a mischievous twinkle in her eye. CELIA BERNSTEIN + .renew by cz-yn pmx nn Whether playing haskethaii, volley hail or waiting at tahies at our Chagigah, Celia or Civia always displays her sprightiy personaiity. Always perfectly coitied and groomed, Ceiia's tively comments always are a welcome asset to any ciass. Honest and straight-forward, she will surely leave her unmistakable imprint on the'worid. Prediction: Mental therapist. xii A peppy cheerleader and a wonderfully icooicy girl, Deena ,MV is refreshing, honest, and sincere. A friendship with Deena is a friendship forever. Prediction: Enthusiastic biologist. .IWTJTW UNT TINY! 'PSI 'bv'- Wt' BRENDA BOCIAN H .nfbz n-mn nba: 0 Brenda is a girl who is iithe and ioveiy. Definitely French, she is Centrais answer to Suzy Parker. She is individual hoth in her ideas and in her choice of her clothes, which she wears with good taste and a Hair for fashion. Brenda is friendly and cheerful, and is an asset to our hioiogy discussions. Prediction: Cover Girl. MARILYN BODNER .CWD 'PWR '79 DVJVD FI'.l 57 A lousy B, lVIarilyn is our heloved, enterprising Co- Editor of this '65 Eichanette. And yet she solicits her spare moments to the choir, library, and many other extra- curricular activities. Possessor of a fine high-soprano voice, she posed as a iovely Geisha in our Hivlilcadon Chanukah Chagigah. As bright as her big hahy-hiuesf' she is a member of the National Honor Society and is proficient in Hebrew, Yiddish, Spanish, and ther pet:l Latin. She breathes grammar and P11171 . Refined and sophisticated, and the Duchess of Devonshire, lviarilyn has an exuberant personality. She hopes to he a U.N. interpreter, hut since not very many U.N. delegates need their speeches translated into Latin ther first lovel, and fewer still, FROM Latin fAlas, poor Cicero is deadij she might just resort to teaching it. Prediction: Guessf!! , ny., , wr Hu',,V ur l I RIVKA BRAND .111 'fn' nm 'nw Rivlca, better known as Ricici,,' has a cute irish nose and an Himpishn grin. She is sweet, refreshing and fun to lmow. Her friendly disposition, natural charm and warm personality, reliect her excellent HBrandH name. Prediction: Private Secretary. SURI BRAND . .TTWWTI nbxnn 'zzz Suri is the girl with long shiny tresses and perfect nails. A veteran of Thursday night and Sunday afternoon ice- slcating trips, she has carved many a pretty figure on the ice. Her warm smile, and lovely brown eyes mirror her radiant personality. Sunny and cheerful, she's a friend to ali. Prediction: Skillful stenoatypist. .J-gif' ESTHER RUTH BRYSK .vwsmn :rm nnw' -:wwe :mo rx EStI16F,S quick wit and sparkly personality are very noticeable. Her neatness, methodical manner, and culinary aptitude all adumiorate her destiny as Americas Number One Homemaker. She recently launched her career with us as waitress at our Chanukah Ciiagigail. Her cheerful manner, joviality, unaffected friendliness, and respect for all people, are the essential elements of her character. Prediction: We repeat'-America,s Number One Home- maker. -we-si' ESTHER DINA CHANYS .nmrm 'vs uw: 1n nmzm 'mos Q Pretty and vivacious, this imaginative and eminent Im- mortal has displayed her many talents in the bookroom, office squad, Flame, and Arista. Her skill as a typistsiias been theqblessing of many a teacher and time envy of many a senior. She is always lively and on-the-go, with a friendly word to all. Her knowledge of math is piienome- W--W- nal. Intelligent and articulate, she always voices her opinions with great clarity and wit. Prediction: Mathematician. CINA PEINMAN .nvmn 'prays an' rm Cina is the original all-around girl. She is an in- genuen and a lousy bee. Blond and petite Cina abounds in bounce and energy. Her versatilities are seen in her peppy leading of the ciieer-leaders, her hospital work, her debating, dramatic ability and guitar strumming. Prediction: A success. -I Wvfft FRIEDA JILL FISCHER .nufy nw:-an nzzzmv If she seems quiet, thats hecause sheis contemplating. Shes constantly surprising us with her pertinent remarks. Intelligent ancl equally pretty, she is an ohservant girl. Friecia is our representative to the worlcl of theater and opera, and is a fervent ciiscusser of controversial issues. 'Though she is often a dreamer, she is basically a realist and a thinlcerg with the proper perspective to assure her success and happiness in life. Prediction: A ullacly of the Pressf' 'Synth n 'mall' SHEILA ELLEN FISH gpg mas: -mn' rm 'wmv H Shulie's high scholastic achievement ancl extensive ser- vice accomplishments have cleemed her a memher of the National Honor Society. Very highly respected hy stu- cients and teachers alilie, she is the sweetest, irienciliest, and dearest girl you'll ever meet. A frequent class presi- cient, she's a whiz at math, and speaks Spanish with- anci hetter than-the hest of them. Her compassion and sincere friendliness combine to maice her one of the most Weil lilfecl girls, if not THE most well lilcecl girl, in the entire graduating ciass oi 1965. Prediction: President of T.A. fTutors of Americal. FEIGA FISHER :yn .in mm 'aww' nun B Our Connecticut Yanlcee, Feigie is an arrant extrovert. Her quips, slips, and iiippant retorts often clelight us, sometimes shock us, and always amuse us. A huciciing Demosthenes, she puts her loquacity to good use on the Junior Varsity and Varsity Debating teams. Feigie has a hand in everything: Competitive Assemblies, Bond Drives, Chanulcah Chagigah, Service Society, anci He- hrew lihrary. Prediction: Her destiny-a phenomenaliy successful political career. .va-' 'liven-ve SARA FOGEL ' .npbnn nrmw Coming from Colomloia, Soutll America, Sara com- luines tile best oi both cultures. Diligent and eager to please, sire spends lier spare scl'1ool time on the office squad. Surprisingly, and muclm to ller credit, Sara toolc French, disregarding Spanish, lier native tongue. Sine is a girl welcome wherever she goes. Prediction: Promoter of American goodwill. DEBBY FRANK .1183 P311 IIFITN W' , Debby, one of time well-humored leaders of the ill-fated Crossword Puzzle club, quickly made up for its demise by other successful endeavors sucil as active participation in time Basketball, Volleyball, and Bowling teams. Her sparlcling, darlc eyes are a hint of a deep and creative mind. She is a versatile girl with knowledge in a wide variety of subjects. Mr. Kennetlfs favorite customer, tile girl with lier own private doctor, Debby has a singularly exuberant nature and allalbility comparable to none. Prediction: Social worker. w., ff .EN ,ww MARIAN FRENKEL .nmil Tim ND' H73 - Mischievous eyes and reddish-brown hair: liere comes time only Central girl with lier own couturiere land quite a good one, tooll. Slie is a teller of jolces and follclore and a lover of math and Grecian curls. Sometimes giddy, sometimes intense. sl1e is a sophisticated, Americanized version of Miss Gabor. Prediction: Countess. GERTRUDE FRIED A .1n nw' ' This itinerant senior has lived in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Rumania, italy, France, England, Israel, Florida, and New Yorlc. Gay and fun-loving, her face is usually adorned with a mischievous, impish smile. Her slim figure made her a perfect choice for a model in our fashion show. She hopes to return to Israel and malce it her permanent home. Our loss will he lsraels gain. Prediction: Israeli Model. Q T?V MARSHA SHEILA FRIEDMAN 5 5 .ITWJII HDV! This gamin-like heauty is usually found wandering the halls, humming snatches ol 'Swan Lalieu or Rachmani' noFl:'s Second Concertof' Original and creative, she has displayed her varied talents time and again in such school activities as the lihrary squad, office squad, competitive assemlylies, Chaggim, Co-op, and hoolcroom. She has also served as class president and as a member of lv. The brilliant musical parodies that she has composed for our various sings will always he remembered for their insight FRANCINE BETH GALLER H .D'7J'YJ1 D981 215273773 The sophisticated daring memher of our class is Fran, establishing a numloer of lirsts, heing the first senior to iron her hair, and Centrals first original Chanukah Cha- gigah m.c. Besides these strilcing endeavors, she added her provocative ideas to the debating team and was captain of the boosters. Frans vivacity and intelligence injected interest and variety into many a dull class. Prediction: Successor to Nancy Dickerson. and lieen sense of humor. Xvell-informed and intelligebnt, her interests lie mainly in the fine arts. Prediction: Song writer. WM HW ANN PAULA GELBARD .miami nbvu 0 Annie, Mrs. Halpern's protegee, is a marvel with a typewriter: she malces its lceys click away faster than the speed of light. Besides being the class Gal Friday, she has devoted her efforts to the school library, sewing as English librarian for several semesters. She displays her sundry talents in the Competitive Assemblies, and has Booster'ed our Basketball team to victoryf?l. Vig- orous, spirited, intelligent, and friendly-she's quite a girll Prediction: Lawyer. -ef Q5 R . Q' -.1mW it SK ,' JL 1 ' z-srfifi-sr 6, fs H V, DEBORAH MAE GEISLER .D'J'57 TID' D57 'J'l?D'i8 Her actions are governed by her kindness and sincerity. Her red hair and ruddy complexion complement her warm personality. A diligent student who aspires to be a pro- ficient teacher, she has been a loyal leader of Mizrachi Hatzair. As an accomplished debater and a member of Arista, Debby takes part in many of our school functions. Prediction: A proficient teacher. ROSANN GERBER Q .TD DDD TIWNT , The eye-catching possessor of waist-length blonde hair, Rosann is lcnown also fbelieve it or notl for her intellec- tual attributes. She actually prepared Chumash during two summer vacations, but liinally wised up. A wallc- ing Thesaurus, shes a member of the library staff, and attends her cousin's lectures at lvy League colleges. lnventing new puns. writing witty English compositions, and playing a mean classical piano are only a few of her various interests. Having a great Hair for foreign lan- guages, and El Espanol and Yiddish being her fortes. Rosann hopes to pursue her linguistic studies in college. Prediction: Interpreter for the U.N. or language teacher. ANN com my mann nan? in 9 L A highly renowned girl who adheres to her convictions. An erudite student implanted with the seeds of wisdom. With a news sense for what is important, Ann lends her Hgoldnen talents to the Flame as its Co-Editor. She is Debating team captain with the ability to convince, and is an illustrious member of the High School Bowl team, as well as of the Volleyhall team. Shes always rendering her services to Arista and Sherut. Her path leads hut to W x glory. Prediction: A biology researcher. pimp NATALIE GORDON .rnxwv rmui oyzb rump 9 In today's dull, unimaginative world ot standardization, we are luclcy to have Natalie-the possessor of a startling and individualistic personality. Her comments are few, but they are treasures. She avidly descrihes her favorite things-Fourth-Year French, wise-guy teachers, and school in general. Her light-heartedness and unusual view of life have endeared her to all of us. Prediction: Head of complaint department at lV1acy's. REBECCA GROYER 9 . .rwwym 'nn nnbxni naw: r Our China-horn miss with large blue eye and dimples to spare, is a versatile individualist. As Central's Flame - ing newspaper Editor-in-Chief and highly cultured High School Bowl captain, Rebecca has a creative mind, an artistic hand, and a love ol doing the unusual. Writer of voluminous letters to foreign pen-pals, stimulating con- versationalist, with aims of ualiyahn and worlcing with emotionally disturbed children, our Becky is destined to soar high. Prediction: Potential candidate for Who's Who. 'w'vf'f .. , . .- .gm 1 , 43,-in is-3 1' V as 'uri-55,5 A475411 4, ' J gf r r Mtfgvlf , 1 ,Tiff-23 ' ,1.y'Qfg .fwgg riff I 4 yffwlgff' It ' 'U' A I 1 Y I ef' 1 , gmt ' , . ff Q, L S 4 1 ,A WW . 7 HMM? -. ' '3'I5ff'i fl-'f D'Jdif -'23i1if5:,:-'fin , 51155 fi .5f:,. -,--'inatffi . 1151.7 '2-,53 1 I :l.'l '.aZltii3 26 :Riff 1' '13,fffQli'iff3':Q'ggQE'3:ggf NOREEN HALPERN .bxwwv nvvm my: Some people are tallcersg Noreen is a doer. Always per- severing, whether it's Sing or Play committee: without her gentle prodding we,d never get started. She has a fresh, keen mind and sense of humor. Well-versed on matters of the world, she is never afraid to state her views fwhich are usually rightj. Thoughtful and good-natured is this lover of Dylan and Baez. 'QW , ADELE HIRSCHMAN H :WH .'::'r nnvunw num Adele's honesty and generosity have endeared het to us all. While appearing to he reticent, she always conveys her message in her very own, distinctive, laconic way. She has a youthful charm about her, Which, combined with her congeniality and sincerity, makes her 'Ktopsf' Her unaffected friendliness and kindness are to he mar- veled at and exemplified. Prediction: Philanthropist. Prediction: Huntley, Brinkley, and Halpern. '3'1'?'P awww.- FRAN HOCHBERG Q H B .-nn: -mnn 'fn nm: 9 Q With Moneyl!' for a battle cry and acl lalanlcs for weapons, Fran victoriously waged her financial campaign as Business Manager of our yearbook. Her scholastic ability is truly exceptional, and, mathematically spealcing, she is a total sum of pertness-'intelligence-flilcealnility. With her recently-made Hcontactsf' Fran is all set and headed ureddilyu toward great accomplishments. Prediction: Nlathematician. SHEILA SURY HOCHBERG Jrxwwvn nnm: rmnwn V Sury, our truly all-arouncl girl, excels in everything. As a popular ancl lively President of Arista, she has spreacl spirit ancl gooct cheer throughout the school. Her noteci musical talents macie her the best possible choice for the director of the Chanukah Chagigah, while her acting abilities shone when she starrecl in our Senior Play. Now that she has become a Calah, she is really the center of attraction. Extremely versatile, and Bronfelciis best Buclciy, she Services the school ably. Shed do anything and everything with music, and whatever she Does, REaily lVlErits praise. Shes a captivating girl really worth know- 'n ENITVIT I iredicfiohz fiwarriecll Professor of Music at Iuilliard. I 'KW . uf' i,. ' SUSAN HQCHBERG .nun :rw nmv :5 Q Susy is always lousy. On Volleyball and Bowling teams, heacling the Co-op and Fashion Show, working on the ollzice ancl library squads, ancl Hebrew dancing at the Chagigah consume a good cleat of her time: nevertheless, Susy is an excellent student and a memloer oi Arista. One ol the three famous unrclatecl Hochloergs, she not only shares the same hirthciate with Monsieur Marshal and our school Presiclent, lout also holcls the special honor of Chief Baloy Sitter for Mr. Raah. Susy is as hright as she is conscientious-both in her math ancl in her vivacious personality. REGINA Homo .'v1n:n: nv Regina-fs personality is as lively and colorful as the pictures she paints. She has lent her varieci talents to many of our school activities--the newspaper, the sings, competitive assemblies, Chanukah Chagigah, anti the Senior Play. She possesses an eager, inquisitive minci which leads her to consume hoolcs by the ciozens. Prediction: Commercial artist. Prediction: Dedicated elementary school teacher. ,PM 100 SX lui' viii RHQNA HOROVVITZ Q .NDSYJ H721 WD TID Sometimes exotic, always heautifui, this girl can usually he found with a faraway look in her eyes. Bright-eyed. glossy-haired Rhonaia Horoveetchn is everyhody's friend. Limhefr and graceful, she loves modern dancing: wears pink and red together: shes our social hutteriiy, poised and gracious. She is also our representative to the Jet Set. and is icnown for her impromptu weekend trips to Boston. Prediction: vtfife of the Ambassador to the U.N. 3335'- FR 'V' X '11-:ev JUDITH H0014 Q H .mmm nm: nvvnn mn Q' y Bouncy, tively, merry, and sweet, she regards life with optimism. She is equipped with a sensitive, discerning mind which manifests itself in all she does. Always welt-groomed and chic, with a pretty face, this Cheer- leader is attractive to the eyes of all her hehoiders. An excellent student, her favorite suhject is mathematics. Prediction: Excellent math teacher. ? SUSAN MARION HUDES .I'l1'W2?1 DX 1'tT'l7DTZ77D UTPDTI 118 1'lI'l?2'tZ77J A iimher and good-hearted girl, with a talent for mimicry and song to put your mind at ease-thatis Susan. A Hair for fashion and a long Hip make her the eye- catcher she is. A warm-hearted aid when you are in a jam, and a patient corrector of her oft-mispronounced name. Susan is a sincere and helpful individual. Prediction: Centrafs answer to Nlarcel Marceau. f MINDY INDICH .HURT M1777 1171337 O Soft-spoken and gentle, Nlinciy can accomplish with a few words, that which others fail to do with many. How- ever, beneath that serene exterior lurks a wry, lively sense ot humor that can catch people unawares and liven up the ciullest of times. An excellent student, ixflinciy is a member of Arista. Her hobby is sewving. Prediction: Couturiere. ! ?t 705' uv-'Y FAY JOFEN .D'P7DUFI DJTZHW Y ' An ethereal beauty, exquisitely dressed and immacu- lateiy groomed at all times, Fay was a wonderful model - for our fashion show. Her sweet, unassuming disposition hav GOLDIE JUTKQWITZ Q .nv-ann by nznnx O 5 There is a special charm to everything Goldie does. She has a knack for drawing people to her. Shes sew dashingiy different in the clothes she wears, and the best-dressed feet in Central are constantly on the move. In her artful way she helps out at sings, competitive assemblies and the Chanukah Chagigah. She has served as class vice-president, was on the Boro park weekend committee, and also graces Arista with her presence. And of course, as our art eclitor-she's tops. Prediction: Leading designer. has encieareci her to all her classmates. She is a warm, congenial person and a friend to all. Prediction: iwodel. Web' u Q! A 101 IO2 TOVA KALISH B .WTI TD FIDWD Tova, the champion oi the senior hahy-sitters, is an Mem., articulate and well-informed individual. She is able to express her opinions on any topic logically and persua- sively. Her favorite school subject is social studies, in which she exceis. Her hobbies include ice-skating, cro- cheting, knitting and playing the piano. Sincere and friendly, with a charming smile, Tova is liked by all. Prediction: Nursery-school teacher. M- 'WWW JUDITH KANOTOPSKY .TIDU 12873 TPNUJ 'HD TID A wanderer who will be soon moving to a new home- stead. Shes a master musician who is always utuned-upn and ready to learn. She strives, seelcs, and accomplishes-1 never says uncle. She aspires to reside in israel. She has a pleasant manner and a sweet disposition. We fore- see a life of hannony and concordance. Prediction: Music Therapist. BNHS!! LAURA MARIAN KAUFMAN .:'vn 'm wana: :fan 11: nvxxvn niwnw , A great example of dynamite wrapped in a small paclc- age is Laura. Boosters, competitive assemblies and debat- ing have received her attention. inquisitive and interesting, Laura is full of comments on everything--from the world situation to the latest in popular music. Cute and friendly, she always possesses a mature outlooic on school and on life in general. Prediction: Beauty consultant for Charles of the Ritz. 'blijfwsgv MILDRED 1-IELENE KLEIN H .111 rn' nfuyb . Though possessor of the famous Klein name, Biiiiie stands out on her own. She radiates friendship and warmth, and is truiy understanding of others. EX champion of the tweed-English-knit schooi oi dress, and hearer of a smooth. blonde coif, Biiiiie is often found jotting down the words to a favorite folk song. in addition to her work for the Chaggim Committees and the G.O., Biiiiie is very creative. Handy with iittie rhymes, and a whiz with a comin and brush. she is always avaiiahie when assistance is needed. ihiiiiie is reaiiy a friend. Prediction: iwodel teacher. NYG? is NAOMI KLINGBERG .nw mmm: awww n:'s:n 11.79113 A versatile and vivacious treasurer who is truly a com- petent financier. VVith an harmonious ear for the ' LEAH KLEINBIAN .1138 5573171 I11'1'?JT DWJN Leah is our mixture oi Latin beauty and Yiddish ucheinf' She is poised, graceful, and Very much the iadyg but every so often her true humor spiiis forth in a wiid gaie of laughter. As choir ieader, piay director, hospital volunteer. sing committeer, hahy-sitter for Freshmen, and just plain cut-up, she never ceases to deiight us with her many taients and good cheer. Prediction: Symphony Conductor. piano, and rhythmic heat on the tof. Chumi has eniivened many of our sings. She delights in Israeli dancing and has led the dancing club. She is a true friend whose opinion we can always value. She will always he In Chumi YVe Trust. Prediction: Secretary of the Treasury. 10 104 JT , DIANA KRAKOWSKI 5 H .D'TT1T'I'ft 'PZ TIJWTWD ' Our voyager who has entered the portais of Central with a imowiedge of numerous languages. She has edited many editions of tht!! 7 D5 and is a utviodein of an assidu- ous Hebrew Editor ot the Eichanette. She is to he con- gratulated for heing the organizer of our one and only successful weekend in Boro Park. Although the Ameri- canization of Dina is a nfait accompiif' her heart is aiming to return to Israel. A spirited ideaiist and a tai- ented girl: We hope HDina-Scars to success. Prediction: An airline stewarciess. BARBARA KRAMER H .aww H2171 rm: ' A voracious reader, Barbara possesses a huge amount of varied icnowied e. History is her forte, though, and she can rattie it oiigiice a texthooic. Barbara has a phenom- enai, uncanny memory, acrid wit, and an extraordinary laugh which has often precipitated a gate of laughter into a hurricane. Prediction: History computer. MYRNA KRAUSS H .-mn-r www 'pa vnnn Q iViyrna's friendliness and sincerity are typical oi her warm personality. When she gets near a pair of knitting- needies, wonderful things happen. Proof of this is her extensive sweater wardrobe, ali in different yarns, styies, and colors, most oi which are her own creation. An avid Bnei Aicivainiic, Niyrna leads her own group, and, of course, hopes someday to find herself in Israel. Prediction: M.N. fpredicted prior to engagementl. BRENDA KRULER 1' AWR12 121957 CD11 Buhhly, heatitic, blue-eyed and bright, Brenda has a special quality that malces everyone like her. As one of the stalwart Chemistry class survivors, and one of Mr. Spin,s shining lights, she has made her mark in Central. Her hohhies include howling, swimming, and art. As a crossword puzzle fan ol great magnitude, she puts her bountiful knowledge to use. Prediction: Bioachemist. ...YJ Rose KUNDA ,g .1'l57'I DFHN - 'UDVJ JMR Truly Rosy, spreading contagious fits of laughter and cheer, Rose is a dedicated volunteer. Rerfeshingly unin- hihitecl, she is our champion uGrammen,' singer. Rosy is a one-man charity drive and has proven her unselfish- ness on more than one occasion. She really lmows how to handle lcids, and holds the exalted position of lVlrs. Spieglens aide and conficlante. Warm and unpretentious, she'll malie an A-1 nurse. Prediction: Nurse. HELEN KUTNER .upzzn mn 'amen V Helen is very ohservant and possesses a wry sense of humor reminiscent ol a great commentator on society and the times. Perceptive and sometimes quite intense, Kut- tern will never hesitate to dehate a point when she lcnows she is in the right. We will not he surprised if she suc- ceeds in becoming the founder of some great historical or philosophical principle. Her unforgettable wit and honesty will remain with us always. Prediction: Thurber of the ,70's. ww ,I v 1 X 'Wibvwwwrf W 10 Wlvf 1.,,...w-' :Lf f3EEiT.2H.SfflDUS 55557 Carefree and light-hearted, Debbie graced time clioir and Sing with lier tlamionious voice. Sire continually sent time audience into roars of laugliter, as Tom Pettigrew of Berkeley Squaren lame. Possessing an uncanny ear for music, slie is often in demand at the piano. An ardent Heiuraist, slie is a frequent contrilautor to ti1e l EY? .Her wonderful sense of lrumor malces lier an extremely popular senior. Prediction: Hebrew teacher. ROCHELLE ROBERTA LAPIDUS .DVS 'WEN WTI Y-'DX Roclmelles attractiveness and intelligence are stupen- dous. She displays lier leadership capacity as riot leader fsic-Dr. Liniclci. Her curt, straightforward forceful man- ner is disarming. Her eloquent and convincing arguments defend us from teachers before Finals. Relying upon irer resourcefulness, and occasionally resorting even to a Hearts and Flowers no-test plea in our loelialf, slieis our collective luargainer. She takes nothing for granted. Alnove all, Rochelle does irer own tilinlcing. Prediction: President of the AFL-CIO and American Bar Association. '4ll!'fj-...NW LINDA MIRIAM LEIDERMAN .ifnbiwb mx: wr Linda is a paragon of good taste and practicality. Effi- cient, well-mannered and intelligent, she displays percep- tion and tlie ability to tliinlc tlirougil any problem with patience and understanding. An impeccable dresser, sine is also an expert typist. Good-natured, kind, and warmly sincere, slie excels in tier cliosen Field of History, in which sire is sure to be a success. Prediction: Historian. RAZEL LEISER .1-wa mama '5D'l mm 1, Q Vvhat can't Razei do? She has a genius for everything from fixing zippers to carving turkeys. Her artistic taients fwhich have been displayed in the Sings, competitive assemhiies, and the Chanukah Chagigahi have raised her to the exalted rank ot the Eichanette art editor. Ath- letics?-you name it-howling, hasicetioaii, voiieyhaii, and swimming. She is a math and science whiz. As one of the class heauticians, our uRazei of the Ritz has an eminent position. Prediction: Anything can happen to this wonderful and versatile girl. JESSICA LIDSKY 1 b .mam qw-on 1:1141 mm: 'nb ' A conscientious crocheter who leads the Yarmuiica club. An agile dancer who has entertained us at the Chanukah Chagigot. A true Bnei Aiciva'niic who aspires for eventual Aliyah, Jessie has an unusual Hair for French and an aptness at the piano. A true and earnest person who is very Weil-liked. She has ascended to Arista and will ascend to the greatest heights. Prediction: Que sera sera. Mama.- 'kfwbs' VERA LICHTSCHEIN H .mmm nan 'mv nm V An always effervescent and tively cheerleader, inspiring our team to victory. Vera performs a leading role as our vivacious Vice-President, as our capable conductor of the sing, and as a very artistic head of Hebrew Chaggim. Literaiiy speaking, she's a busy hee in the hooicroom who has spent many a lunch hour locked in the many won- ders of hooks. She has a magnetic personality that out- shines all the rest. Prediction: Musical-comedy playwright. 'RPT' v., 1 103 WV a as-Wf ' ZINA RUTH LIPNICK .pinxb nm manb nw If you neecl Zina you can always tincl her in the office lencling her aid in a most amiable fashion. She is the girl with the microscopic handwriting. A talented classical pianist, we appreciate her entertainment. A louhhly laugh ancl a helping hancl malce Zina the lline person she is. Prediction: Concert pianist. NECHAMA MASLIANSKY H .DTD 17312773 DW :HD Q Quiet and stuclious is Nechamag she talces all that sur- rouncls her seriously. Well-read ancl intelligent, she has a Hair for writing and can scrihhle an excellent Eng- lish composition in ten minutes Hat, Nechama has a keen interest in the current political sceneg you can usually lincl her absorbed in a copy of the New Yorlc Times. A G.0. representative of merit, ancl a Worthwhile lriencl, Nechama is a girl who will sticlc firmly to the principles in which she believes. Prediction: New Yorlz Times political analyst. ESTHER PIA METCHIK D 7W'l'l'J null H3131 A precious cargo from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania- Esther arrivecl and stole the hearts of everyone. Small girl with a hig heart, her soft brown eyes holcl a promise of mischief and laughter. A Latin Scholar ancl leader of our lunchtime sings: she composes many original songs, that are always Welcomecl with enthusiasm. Her quiet charm and gentility, her sincerity and thoughtlulness, have macle her many friendships never to he hrolcen. Esther is the lcincl ol girl who is sure to hncl nothing hut eternal happi- ness-whatever she encleavors. Prediction: Doctors Assistant. CAROL MILLER 5 .yum nmn 'mn A gooci-natureci giri wiio is aiways a frienci to someone in neeci . . . Need an aspirin'-ask Carol . . . An efficient member oi tire oiiice staff, sbe is seen daily, maiiing tile attendance rouncis. An arcient ieacier in Bnei Aiciva, sire enjoys worifiing with ciiiiciren. Her domestic pursuits inciucie sewing anci knitting. A ciieerfui giri with an optimistic outiooix on iife. Prediction: Kindergarten teacher. A ' . riftjx Y .nav 151: RENEE MILLER sir' ,muh Charming and ciueeriui is our ciriniiy-eyeci Eiciianette Engiisii Editor. Tile ciariing of teacimers anct ciassmates an aiiice, Renee transmits ber good spirits with a spariciing smiie. Sire is a member of Arista, Junior Varsity Debat- Qf ing, and is a perpetuai G.O. resicient. This iiigir-ranking E- 5 senior is an ixamionious bienci of beauty, brains, and sHARoN RQCHELLE Molao .1 .TIDTFIX 71571 + Si1aron's pretty face and friendly smile reiiect her con- viviai personaiity. Her warm iiearteciness anci fun-ioving way have won her many friencis. Sine has icept berseii busy by being an active member of Siierut, iibrary squad, and office squaci. She has also been Presicient of ber class, in the G.O., and has participated in various Ciianuicaii Ciragigot. A ciear thinking and ievei-ireaciect girl, Siuaronis inteiiigence is matcbed oniy by ber sincerity. Prediction: Social worker. charm-a truiy perfect miss. Prediction: Nationally-syndicated columnist. im! ?---HDV 10 110 W M'f ' HELEN ANITA NEUMAN H .DVD TPTNU CPJIN A regular participant in our Chanulcah Chagigot'-I dancing her way into our hearts. A melodious member of the choir who enjoys Israeli songs. As a memher of Chag- gim, she has created a vivid array of posters. Shes an accomplished memloer of Arista who talces part in its activities. A whiz in a math quiz. A perceptive girl who is destined to achieve success. Prediction: A math teacher. RACHELLE MIRIAM PACHTMAN B W .FIB NSD' i'li'I?JV7'i TIWW Biology zealot and bohemian, mad poet and Romantic, all combine lo malce Rachelle. We owe her many thanlcs for supplying an entire class with Shalcespearian sonnets and for the exceptional songs she wrote for our Sings. As class Poet Laureate, an experienced hospital volun- teer, and a lover of Byron, Gershwin, and jelly donuts, she is vivacious and fun, and has a ready wit. Underneath her frivolous exterior lies a serious and sensitive nature. Prediction: Renowned frog-Surgeon. 'W-U..-f SHARON BELLE POLLOCK 5 .nnnwn rm: 5: nbnpn M Sharon is our very capable husiness manager. Usually sporting a blue-eyed smile, she can become suddenly intensely serious over some incident. She has a natural radiance and is a uwind in her hair girl. Gifted with a talent for home economics, she is the Betty Crocker of Brooklyn. A practical hut charming girl, Sharon is a hlusher. Prediction: Miss AU-American Girl. PEARL PUPKO .DUI 'JD DVJPT DVDS? Having joined our numioer in her Sophie year. Pearl was overwhelmingly accepteci by us all-not mereiy heause were so irienciiy, hut mainly hecause SHE is. Xve aii iove her just hecause she's Pearl: petite, genuinely sweet. cooperative. generous, mischievous at times, and a very good sport. She has exceiient taste in ciothing. and shows it in her warcirohe. Her impish smite and pieasant dispo- sition maixe her great iun to he with. Xaturaiiy iiiieahie. Prediction: The hostess with the mostest. ESTELLE BARBARA R.-xeixowirz H .nufinb vnmxw Esteiie, one ot our most uCHEERi:L'L,H vivacious Seniors, auBL'RNS with the icnowiecige oi how to get TY along with peopie. This ati-arounci gat is an eihsh smooth- taiiqer who could have yvaiixeci straight out oi SEVENTEENT This UF.-XSHiON aiJie girl can HSHCDXV' how ciothes shouici he yvorni KQQKY and KLYTE, Esteiievs a harrei oi iaughs anci chargeci with pepi Prediction: Chief huyer for Bergciorf-Goodman. EVA. REICH 3 .nmzb 'ry 'ron min 5 Evas smile. we ati insist, strongiy resembles that of Vivian Leigh, in her Scariett 0,Hara days. Evers arniaiaie disposition and cheerful outlook make her very pleasant company. Her excellent taste in ciothing is evicient, as is her ioveiy soprano voice. Shes virtuaiiy a tower ot strength to the voiieyhaii team, and ciispiays her pep and mirth in everything she cioes. Prediction: Choir leader. ., as slr-f 111 112 wk .,..... ,E. w 1.1v1A REUVENI nh .IFIJW i1P'li'iY'l Livia huhhies over with enthusiasm for life. This daric heauty has a smiie filled with deep meaning. She has found a maturity often disguised hy her cheer and laugh- ter. Quick to protest or to state her approval when the situation calls for it, she wiii gladly discuss with interest anything concerning religion or psychology. Livia is alive and sees past her immediate environment, aware of the worid around her. She is aiways looking beyond the horizon: and we know someday she will find whatever it is she seeks. Prediction: Child psychologist. LEAH MARION RosENBLooM .pawn wmv wmm naman mm: ' A weii-informed and well-versed girl with a vast knowi- edge of the Hebrew language. Experienced and competent as a leader in ixiizrachi Hatzair. Presentiy, Leah is steer- ing straight ahead for Stern-the college of her tradition. Her interests include knitting and sewing. An industrious individual who is destined for a maria of distinction. Prediction: Psychologist. 'Ss..r FLoRENcE HELEN ROSENBLUTH Uniln 'DJ19 RTI' UNK + az., .,....,v Piquant and hrown-eyed, uFio is an asset to any de hate, politics or otherwise. VVeil informed on matters of the worid, she is prepared to discuss in detail any matter of controversy or importance. An ideaiist with definite opinions, she is very concerned with social prohierns, and would like someday to do her part in solving them. Here is a girl whos alive, aware, and reaiiy going places. Prediction: Socioiogisi. mom-1 .mms RCDEXSKY .DVWZH 723:71 - ?71'rD?D 15158 i This photograph couldnt possibly do her justice: Judy would definitely he described as Uheautituify Intelligent, level-headed. and very friendly, her popularity won her the Typing Editorship. txvere giad to announce that she H.-XS since iearned to typefj She supports the entire senior class as Chief Btoneyiender fat no interest, inci- dentaiiyf. :X versatile vocalist, Judy possesses a Beautiful handwriting in Hebrew as weH as in English, Spanish, AXD Latin. Prediction: Vxyortd-fanious pedagogue of linguistics. -ah--L YGNAH SCHDDIEL nvnw nm mem vu Q fgfftif if HBR! Goldie is a warm and wonderiui person. She has proved to he a more than ahie photograhper, and is outstanding in her ahiiity to understand and communicate with people --especially children. She is naturally friendly and a real pal. Cvoidie is an ardent heiiever in the coiiegiate schooi oi dress and is neatness personified. Animated eyes titled with lite: here is a girl who really glows. prediction: Child Psychologist. NOT SHOVVTY Yonah, our lovely recipient of the Hcentrai Paragon for lack Oi award, has sparked many a Chumash ciass with her famous renditions of impromptu Q7 V119 :X hright and serious student, Yonah lists alnong her iavorite School activities studying for tests, writing mussar pamphlets for the benefit ot her fellow students, attending Arista meet- ings, saving souls, taking notes, and not cheating. Her outside hohhies include painting surreaiistic masterpieces with her toes, singing Katchaturian ballet excerpts totf keyf, attending uYouth for Goldwater Resurrectionn meetings, and twiddiing her thumbs. A. hudding designer, she has revived the use oi red union suits. Prediction: Gjvnecologist. cooperation in contributing the necessary fifty dollars in ads. 113 11 FRIEDA SCHINDLER .'I37'TI 93572 l'l'1D1'tD Frieda, boasting the cutest dimples in Central, is one of tile sweetest gals around. Her strilcing appearance heralds luer engaging personality. An Arista-ite of intel- ligence, a class President of efficiency, Frieda deserves to loe called a umodelu student. Prediction: Fashion Editor. ida- ESTHER SUSAN SCHNEIDER 5 .nb zz: nbp Esther is UNIQUE. Resplendent in darlc glasses, 'lnlaclc tights and heels, Esther effaces the bohemian aspect of her personality. A true folk music autilority and avante- garde individualist, slwe prefers Bullie St. Marie. She has a quiclc and perceptive math mind and an expert drawing liand. Estl1er's got a SQUL. ln silort, Estlier is a pleasure to know in a world that is one big pea-pod filled Witl1 unvarying, identical peas. Siie is also Mr. Kamloers friend. Prediction: NLC. at the Newport Folk Festival. RIVKA SCHONFELD + ' K .mms -fm nn n-nn: 5: K Raven-haired Rivlia is truly an all-around girl. Her HLeil:medilcH personality and wit liven up many a get- togetlmer. A skilled protegee of Mrs. Dessau, Rivlca has won great acclaim for lier exquisite neeclleworlc. A fre- quenter of South Carolina, ardent Carlbacli fan, and expert dissector of frogs. A DEAR FRIEND. Prediction: Pathologist. 4 BARBARA SCHREIBER .1'l'l77J 1'1'72P7D FIPNW 'U17 7153 Barhara is always attentive and aware of all that is happening around her. Her witty remarks are flavored with a keen sense of perception and the ahility to ohserve others. Barbara is a hlonde with bravery. She is always willing to try the new and unexplored. ln addition, she is handy with poem and song and frequently helps out on the Sing committee and newspaper. Prediction: Lady Reporter. WW' ,aww w FRIEDA SCHUBIN .mba by nvby nm bin wm nu: mm W'-9 CHANITA SCHVVARTZ Q nmawn nm 5: nbnpr: 4 Chanita, a willowy model of our fashion show, excelled in her other endeavors as well. A tasteful dresser and As lvladame la Presidente, Frieda has uschu-hinu run- ning the G.O. smoothly and efficiently. One of Dr. Appl- haum's best RANKING students, she is never a-Fraidel ol: a challenge. Frieda Hdancesn her way through the school, participating in Arista and Sherut . . . occasionally lending aid to the hooliroom. As our nBelle of Friedamu her candid quips, lively sense of humor, stick-to-it-iveness in determining her presidential policy, resourcefulness and imagination have made her truly the peoples choice. Predictionzvtfasllington-watch out! gow, avid psychologist, she has an eye-catching radiant appeal. A huoyant and dauntless personality, and a lieen, inquisi- tive mind insure Chanita's ability to meet all of lifeys challenges. Prediction: Psychologist. gpm, nv ,wit f ll BAILA SHARFMAN D .nubw mmnvnn 5:1 nam v::'rr fI'D'1'T Baila is forever Nolliceu-ially busy, what with Arista and Sherut, the looolcroom, and choir. Sire really cleserves the CREDIT for being sucll an elllicient, well-lilced, helpful Secretary of our G.O. She performs her cluties Killar- raioniously, anil with a lJrigl1t smile. Nu, mAll..A . . . s1'squ't a ga l ,awww 3:71-ediotieonz Secretary of State. Www- SHEELAH RENEE SILBERSTEIN JW .DUT 5711, 1 'l?JR 'IIL 'tl'l - Pensive and profound-witty ancl vivacious--Slrreelalfs personality changes with the rapiclity of her moocls. intelli- gent and well-reacl, slie voices lier opinions with convic- tion ancl logic. Sire is naturally aclept at languages ancl literature, ancl outstanding in both. She possesses an in- satiable curiosity and a lceen, sometimes Wacky, sense of humor. All in all she is a wonderful girl to know. Prediction: Language teacher. VIVIAN SUSAN SINGER .5DIUJ'i D'I!7577J2 HX! i'i'1S7J Though joining us late, Vivian made up for lost time by aviclly taking part in Central's extracurricular activi- ties. A memlaer ol Hebrew ancl English Cllaggim, Writer for time 1 ' 55 ancl memloer of !11'1t0 anol office squacl, Booster, typist for Flame, and Vice-President, Viv provecl ummm lrer prolliciency in a xvicie variety of interests. Prediction: Patient, friendly izinctergarten teacher. '60 SYLVLA soLoMoN W .HDDTI2 Fiflhi WD Intelligent, bright, and refined describes this very mathematically-inclineci girl. She has always ptayect welt her part as head of ctramatics. Xvithout debate, we declare her to he a very tatentecl ctehater. Shes a graceful dancer and an active howter. Her numerous activities include Arista, Sherut, and Chaggim. A lovely girl who will go far. Prediction: A mathematician. 'M' 9? vs., 17313- in ANITA SHEIL-X sP1Tz .HWTZI7 'Tim T157 ' Aictel, with her htoncte hair, blue eyes, and lovely smile, is one girl who never Uskirtsn an issue. A huhhty hooster and retiahte representative, she tries not to use her Ucon- tactsn too much. Apparettfntly, Aictet is one-of-a-IcincI- a mixture of intelligence and affahitity-a realty FUN- tastic Iiictt And so the issue of Aiciet is CLOtheSEDt Prediction: Striking teacher. SHIRLEY SRULONVITZ .FHXJ1 'JN 71197211 + Shirley is best represented hy her fun-loving enthusi- astic nature. Though there is always that perpetual inno- cent lootc on her face, she is usually in the height of the tiff. Her pearly-white teeth and emeralcifgreen eyes paint a perfect picture of Ioveliness. htemher of Debating, and school athletic teams, Shirley has an outgoing and zesty personality. Prediction: Ambassador of goodwill. bo' N f:7 f' 11 11 SARA STEGER .nnwn at-1:-r': n-:ir ,rmn nbmr 0 it She is one of the iew ot the all-new Arista Society. . She rejoices in lsraeli dancing ancl in chassictic tunes. A cheerful girl who brings brightness with her wherever she goes. As an intent stuclent, she loears the fruit ot her lalnor, laeing l'timelstein's protegee and Appltaaumts star pupil. We are prouct of our Latin linguist. Prediction: An English teacher. 'Q '-1-pl TOBY SHARON STEIN .wbon mn: 'nn' Toby has prove-cl her athletic abilities throughoutsher years in Central by captaining the basketball ancl volley- laall teams and laeing an active howling participant. A sharp-wittecl and articulate spokesman, she ctetencis her classmates' actions to the faculty. Toby has chattered her way into our hearts with her ettervescent personality. A coat for every clay ot the week, and a perfect haircto, ottset her pleasant appearance. Prediction: A smooth road for a girl who can cope with everything. +I' RITA STRENGER 5 H .nm zum num xxr: H' A time poet, Rita is writing her way to a career in English. She is a profound thinker with a l-seen, inquisi- tive minct. A charming attraction to both our Fashion Show and our daily ottice stall, Rita is also an ardent atliliate ol Arista. Full of warmth and sincerity, this rosy- cheelie-ci girl will always he glowing. Prediction: Iournalist. ,,jNgix19 ' PHYLLIS THURM .FVID72 D'J'JD7J P1711 This attractive impish Arista-ite has a Hiiamening per- sonality uphyllued with charm and grace. 'Bowlingn us over with her artistic talents in our poster contests, she comhines scholastic interests with enthusiastic athletic activities. A sunny and musical disposition directed her efforts in the Purim Operetta to success. Prediction: Frenchy scientist. fuawfwdiw fn. Wu' SARA ESTHER UNTERBERG I, WNV! 'PD 'PUD U1 DXIDTJ Q Beauty and tomhoyish charm are not a paradox in Sara: they complement each other. She proves her great athletic prowess by excelling in all sports. in Central she has been elected Vice-President of her class several times, and has devoted a good deal of her time to our Bond Drive. Sara has also been English librarian for several semesters. Her inexhaustilole energy is phenornenall . . . Vvaterslciing, anyone? Bicycle-riding. RUTH WEINBERG 4- .nuunwn nm Dimples iiashing, long hair Howing, Ruthie is a very PlCTUREsque senior. Her cute comments constantly craclc us up. Wlmenever something funny happens, quite often Ruthies there Hin a snapf, Having been elevated to the level oi the Himmortaisf' Ruthie's a devoted Arista- ite and a great Centralite, as well as a member of the Boosters, Bowling, and Volleyball teams. A sltiilful organ- izer, Ruthie was chairman oi the Dinner Committee of our extremely successful Chanukah Chagigah. Prediction: Hebrew Teacher. Prediction: Holder of five Olympic Gold Niedals in Wav gf: ..,, iwyw 11 Xml 'WV-M tw RGNEE MARCIA WEINBERGER .n5:n: bib: 'mn Qur loyal' J'lDZ!Ronee attractively complements our cheerleaders as captain. An ardent athlete, she is one of the regular gym devotees. Her kind and friendly nature insures Ronee remembrance as a posessor of a most amiable personality. Prediction: lmpeccahly-dressed fashion editor. EVA VVEINTRAUB :gn mb nwmb 111' nyun 9 A girl with a CQ-Gperative HEAD on her shoulders, Eva's enthusiasm and pep are contagious. An enFLAlVlEd Zionist, she spread the 'lyarmullca fadn throughout the senior class. Her nimhle dancing, her private hacli-of-the room conferences, and her previous membership in lVlAFlA comhine to malce her a most spirited and congen- ial gal. The howling team can't SPARE her talents. Eva air N, uscores a hitn wherever she goesl fAliyah, 31 93 Prediction: Social worker in Israel. Ge.,,,,A ELLEN VVERTENTHEIL 9 .niymvn nm: nmnn vw:-r possessing a scientific mind, Ellen quells her curiosity hy taking Chemistry and Advanced Biology, and excelling in hoth. A quiet, cheerful friend, Ellen possesses an un- quenchahle literary thirst for mysteries. Radiantly pretty, she is a girl highly esteemed hy all who lmow her. Prediction: Scientist. JOYCE WOLF B H .1311 was wma wmw + 5 Joyce, our expert on Tudor history, is usuaiiy found with her pretty nose huried in a historicai novei or spy story. in one breath she can reel off the names of Henry the Eighthys six wives. the wives' former husbands, and the husbands former wives. intelligent, enthusiastic, eta fervescent, and siightiy icooixy, she is the first to champion any cause she feels worthwhiie-from civii rights to senior rights. Prediction: Master Spy. Sr MATELLE YGGEL .D 'i'i TTPD DDU UND Qne of our ioesl-versed seniors, Mateiie is usuaiiy found doing the New Yoric Times crossword puzzles in, out of, and during classes. Her views on the current scene are sometimes controversial, sometimes inspiring, always inter- esting and never trite. Her hoioioies iie in the scientific tieid -'especially astronomy. An expert photographer, her pho- tographs, some of which adorn the pages of this yearhooic, retiect her spirit-roguish, spunicy and with a iceen sense of fun. Prediction: New York Times foreign correspondent. SARAH YUDIN .wxnnnb nv-rv nwsm As a resourceful and gifted News Editor of the Flame, Sarah has contributed to the success of our newspaper. A wit who says much in just a few words. Shes an ex- pressive poet with an art for employing the appropriate word. An active G.O. representative with a lively per- sonaiity. A nohie character which is set toward high ideals. A true friend. Prediction: ivlagazine Editor. 121 SUSAN ZEISEL .TW 'WTI '1157 4 This green-eyecl miss is quite a girl to knowl Susie's etiervescence anci Wit are cardinal points of her person- ality: Uzieslceitn has livenecl up many a clull class. A member of Arista, she has a healthy attitucie toward learning, as proven hy her high scholastic accomplishment throughout the years. Furthermore, she has the distinction of being the only senior talcing both math AND science this year. A perpetual G.O. representative. Her strong alto voice leads the Hebrew Singing cluh and has hene- tited the Boosters. It was invaluable also at the Chanukah Chagigah, holding those ohhtfs for the Nlilcaciois Noble chorus. Preciiction: Successful barrister. ESTHER ZQLLMAN .nJ:11 m':'1:nn 11:11 Kamhens Konstant Kompanion . . . Hottman's arch- challenger . . . this girl is Ha Guide to the Perplexecin as heacl of the 'Ye Olde Bootie Roomef, Tenciing to' get Hciramaticu at times, Esther always gives her Hservicen with a smile. Sheis a . . tine, upstanciing, halahatish Arista girlf' cieserving an auciooruahle Hprizen tor her assistance at our Chanukah Chagigah. To this time Latin scholar we say-Valet Prediction: Congresswoman. SANDRA ZWIEBACK .nab 1:1 nm: vp: Sandra, one ot the hest-lilieci seniors, is a Wonderful friend to have. She is completely unseltish and giving in her trienciship. Rare are the people who can match her canclor ancl sincerity, An arclent Binei Alcivainilc, her tonci- est ciream is to live in israel. Prediction: Social worker in israel. mam QF ID FIMW I J X if :J - '. ' R-.. . - . , '!-x , :gl-.R ' -- 4-1-' , ' . X- P - - Q, f? Q-X 1 . '- -wg., A , ,Q I J---Qu-'hw-,XH1 V '54 - ' v'l3?'1Q1+-.fx A - t . ' fx' -I M ' iQ-1Pf2jg?L,L'-'2g'- - fs., ,. . . TN-1- ' f-,g:- ' .. 'vv..-,,.v::f,i-3' -fab up-:,,-. -LA qfh, -gg-'xmfsm l-15?-.f,, . we .55- V'47:hL',, -V ' L gt.jf'l1???Qf. 1 M ' If , ' qvgm .fguv-'J -?g.-Qin 'q -,fx-,f 1 3231.25 .Q fp ,-1 .- Q I' .L . 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I lozfe the wind in m ' hair. -. hy - Anil the feel of fool hir on my fave -TT':T ' ff MW I lot-'e a quiet night X 'L,Q 'fy 'h,,.,, Ana' Jongf like Starduft il: 'I 'IK im ' T w, f4gj'g. i1f3- 719if' ',-... t 1- anil yellow dreyfef - Vlxhl and flowerf along the road yi ' .4 ' ,gy-Ii' I love to walk in the autumn Egg jx 1 ana' hieh the leauex -' fl uff? and hear them eruneh ' 'N'-.M I lozfe to fee young people U ' i . Jo full of life A' 3 .- rv W-'f..,,, j':. anrl the little hoy with hif ice eream cone X NL t and a well-wrinkled hut wixe face L . A Ie '---q,,,,,,,lf ' flleil with una'erJtana'ing. m- T' '- . Anil pigeonx in the park , , and the heaeh in April - ' fu' 'Ji A259-3,3116 ' I When no-one if there. LfK-.lm-2LffLg',Qj,,.ggQ5lf:Ati: I Y 'S1-N II. I go through the inotiony everyday I gulp down my juite QToaft iJn't fatteningj Ifrantieally gather my . . . Ha! Tool! of learning. Do I hazfe everything-oh well Lunfh, eomh, hut pau, pen . . . Fin on the hut I Jhoulil ftudy hut . . . 1'n1 playing my game now Whaff hehind the faoef. People, of fourfe, hut what hind. That little girl With two fat .fhiny hraidi jahhering away to her friend. QI ufeal to haue hraidf when I wax five or Jixj ffm not Jix anymorej I Jtill jahheizj Here comey another hleacheil, powilerea', Jelf-anuretl Jpring thicken fof 45 or ,50j,' I pity her But then . . . Jhe haf a rightg Ueqhen I'rn 40, will I hold on to youth? It fl-gZlt'e?J'. There goey another hook on the floor. Thif time I'in on the huf going home. l'1n too tired and Jtif to ,rtucly facef I'z'e taken my toolx and fat ani! lirteneti 1 2.15 fand learned .9 j for 9 hourf Ana' here I ain, The jinifhed proaluft. The Youth of Tomorrow? No! A ifegetahle. ...APN .wwf F. ,W M ,A Q' .ff1m ' rf' .1- ' Se! . .1-rf IW ' 1 '-' -. H' --fig? . . ,,. 1- -f, ,. -, -.UN ia-4-vw.-., . Q-.Q:a..a.p'-.gdguvwx--1-if ag?,g1,,,,,,:L-,Mf'kV '- 'M III. Red Are the nofef in winter Pinh Are furry .rlipperf Purple if the .runfet Gold if my hair Brown if the winter mud Green it a jealouf heart Yellow if a fearful thought Blath if the bleahneff of winter White are my intention! Blue are hir eyef. Blue . . . me, IV. Blow wind blow Blow told wind Tangle my hair chill me hurt me Blow wind prirhly, .flinging rain eut me freeze me Blow fierre wind .rtreanz in my ear rhill nze Hurt me wind Bring me new pain Jo I will forget the old. .N Xaxihtm ER www 'qi . 'xx J, N' X , , 1, ,. I . . xx X' ' ' I '1 1 I -Q ' XXX' efxx, I V. What if beauty. Something that giref pleafure. Something that thrillf That extitef. Doef beauty come fuddenly or it it alwayy there Waitirig for an eye to open a heart to awake, To .fee beauty. Can beauty be a thing that rnahef me fry and .rob I thinh there haue been timex when I have laughed, with a beautiful thing that brought joy. So how ran beauty be meaJured for itr ,ftrength and aetual prefenfe. Beauty if a petal, a leaf a Jhiny tap of hair frefhlef a ftory a dream a green and brown day. a .rrarf towering Jilhen lochf. flear eyet that fpeah hungry youth alive. Can beauty latt forever? It'J true the Jhy will alwayf be but a Jnowflahe on a note tip that will lire in glory a moment and die. What 1: beauty It II ,fornething my heart hat teen. Only thu fight, thix feeling fould nzahe me wonder what beauty really if. , 5 . '44 ' 'f w 'Z VZ.. L ' ' mi EM AV V V , . ' ' ft.-. I 'X ' I if K .I 1' 'X -,ku I, 1 1, ' -Lk '4- hw 'Ak-1 P- V' xi 'E ' 'L , I qs, M . y ' ck 5315. , V in , g , wk X I 5 3. A if '31, B 1 . I .. 2 .gg X ,1 1 L 1, 5 5- Q ,I Q' 3 X 'il 5-'ffrfv '. -. 1- ' 1, 'i11fg,g,1, 3 .1 fflf -, 125 12 VI. Allgflff The .l'8dgllll.f flapped lheir wingf that day and flew overhead. I .stood above the ground on the plalforfn and wairhed lhe trainx eoine and leave. Coney Iiland and people and noife were jimi beyond the bend of the frarki. and the little carf were rofking on the ferrif wheel. If wa: fool af I ftood there rnneh fooler than home and the wind way good on iny face. and it wax quiet with noiie in lhe diflanfe fnnled and I Jaw a little box with food to feed the bird! Maybe zfhey're jnft pigeonf bn! if'5 fanny, fonzebody rare! enough fo Jee that birdf are fed. Sfrange birdf. I'1n not .ffrange to the people I know Knot like the birdfj Bot I innfz' be Jirange or I would be fed too. VII. In the waiting roorn of the denti.ft'J office Jiif a tank filled with water and with jffh. It if gzziel and the water bnbblex and they Jwiin pan' the roralf and brightly rainbow painted rork. Sonzelinzef 'yon preu yonr noye onlo the glam and the jifh .ftaref and Jwinzf away. iii Soznelinzef I wan! to jznnp in and Jtifk iny tongne ont af the people flaring in and fwiin away forever. Bn! I 7IZZl.ff go home and eat my :zipper or nzy rnother will worry. anyway IH no fnn at all U7 hen yon have to Jwinz alone. VIH. Whaff the fenfe in going to hed early. I'd nerer fall afleep anyway. I think it inakef more -Jenfe to .vit in the kitehen and eat potato fhipf To think about graduating and the hoy zcith the hlue eyef. It nzakef more fenfe than kicking your voter on the floor I I and humping your head on the he,:dho,:r It lnakef more .fenie than hating an extra hour to treinhle at your nightznarey. I will file zny nailf and drink Joine thorolate inilk and znayhe later go to fleep. And tonzorrou' I zvill huy an eflaire and the teavher will yell at ine for Dreaming. IX. Soon if will he u'ar1n. Firft I will put my winter jarket away then I will go to the park. mayhe I will go early Sunday :nor-ning. I will ride the merry-go-round and roll around in the graft and .ftare at young couplef. Maybe I will huy frafker-jax like when I ua: little, and maybe I will look at the Zebra: in the zoo. Maybe I will talk to the nzan who workJ on the nzerry-go-round Onre Goldie and I Went to the park on a warm Sunday morning when ue Jhould haue heen at our C allege-Board courte. We talked to the nzan on the merry-go-round he way really jutt a hoy, and we talked to him and he told ut that when he wax very young he wax very poor and never went away or had any fun Jo when he eould, he got a job near people and fhildren and laughter. He way happy. 28 X. Oh, thoa Final Week Thon, like zhe .riornz Doft terrify the llflllbllllg inaffer And like the hlackeft plagzie Doft render Jilence in the night When till the early morning Bzcrnf a light A hollow-eyed and weary foal Doth look a fright. Oh, thozz Final Week Thy power Jtealf into the nzindf And hodiey of poor downtrodden The dying .reholarf whofe eyef With toothpickf are propped open Thy clutching gracp A gainft which they will jight Who riye to army with No-Doz And coffee black. Oh. Final Week! Thy three o'clock in the morning Jhowerg Thy four hoicrf .rleepg Thy crawling to Final chainherx With pencilx Jharpened Bat with hrainf quite dzclledg Thy in-between-the-final: Two hour Jtretch, When broken, failing .foals Begin to retch Thy inaddened .rcrainhle for a place to learn. Alai! Each clam'oo1n'f filled, The bathroom taken, too,' Alaf! Each Jtaircafe covered With thofe haggard .roalf Whoxe frantic nzaddened eyef Deoozcr The pageJ of the .rcrollf of time Qclinzejg Alai! The locker-rooin if crowded! Indeed the lockerf theinfelzfef Have Jqzceezed within Another dying, eznaciated Jcholar. Alai! Alaxl To thee, Final Week, I do Jalate And when thoii doit end I Jhall not rant with rage And paffion mad-nor weep. I'll only Jleep. Sleep . . . L .'-A 3- q.gj.:w': , . J V ,.,gnv7,,.., .,,.,,.,',,x- :ff -4 f-ff ye 'wwe-cmvfgff-?'x:1!n1'Jvs 2'.ra3wleHi5ff4f'ilfi'3'f5'2u ..,.,:-a,'g-19. !S.Q'iEYfie ' ' ' 'Nm z V-.F .4 .1, 4. f'.1l.w WV! ,. , .',g.-wary: Lb-- . ,,f5'53gLff ,:afm-9-'ffm' w ,fy---1-. .air 'Q j-'lj'-,,w:.4,-cfrq. ,av-. 14, ar Y ,fu iwgj ,..a.'a,-1. -I V- 1 -. - ..aw.-f-+4 1 , .. V ..,f .,U:-gums, Z, ,v. 5 I -.za .-cv ,U ,,,,.. ' ' ' ,gn-nv...,-.'.A1r-s amd 1 it to 4v5fcQ.F,rag .- .Y I ft 45 Q ,v., .gg pug x .- r. . ,1 W ?::P.w.f.-Q .nz- ,f , Ii' , 'ag as 'YF' J 3 af? e .-D Ae Pflvi Lua Nww Bohysittofs Meditation Upon o Snowflake Oh, tell me, little girl At the window-Jide, What can you be watching With eyec open wide? Can t you Jee the fairiey 'Lighting from their ride? Snowflakex are their coachef Which on wind: do glide. They are all returning From their jack Froft Ball, Where they have been dancing In an icy hall. Can't you hear the inuric, The Jweet harrnonieJ? To me it'5 juct the wind Blowing through the treex. But chow me little girl, Where the fairiec be- I, too, way once like you,' Now I cannot Jee. I once Jaw a rainbow Sliding down my pane. But Joon grownupx told nie. It was just Jorne rain. But have you ever watched, Darling little child, Wave: ton on the ocean Of a Jtorin Jky wild? Pleaye tell rne that you can- I now look in rain- For I can only find Cloudx that bring the rain. For you are but a child AJ yet unagedg Not worn by the yearfj By care: not caged. Oh, lucky little girl! Innocence can Jee. Am I then Jo time-worn, To be blinder than thee? by REBECCA GROVER J i QP .SF . ' X 4 1' 1 li E' .I - ' 1 K W 5 5 51 ' ' it H ' I V 1 . yi!! if Q -I Q- X tr If g . ., L- H.. g . 16 I, :T , .A . an . I I I l 2211 , - I 4 t ,gi 1 in il'l if M il ind ii M ulli ii A 5 it,.' H g I W D' , 'Q 5'-4, 'ot' ii to 1 ef-if Q li X xi , I 'VQ3 f.-Q0 JI'-V 1 xv - .MTAFEY ni-ij.. fcfip ' ,.- , f' -, ,,,,:. Z I 'L L I -W' 'J '3 ' ' --.- V 12 130 Dissertation pun Bernmiriq A Citizen by RosANN GERBER - I am a Pilgrim. I am a Pilgrim and I came to Plymouth, Massachusetts on the Mayflower in 1620. I was born in 1492. Isn't that a coincidence judge? Did you know that Columbus came to America that same year? Oh, you did. -M Nyet, I nevur had enyeeting to do vit the Communists in America, chudge. Vat meks you ask me dat? Don't let my heccent trow you. Dat's vat hoppens ven you leeve too lung in Brookleen. Yes, I svare allegiance to premiere LBJ. and the U.S.S. of A. I mean U.S.A. I vant to be your comrade. - Would you mind repeating that question? Let me see. Who war Tom Paine? Oh, yes, everybody knows that. He was that famous tall cowboy you see in all the old western pictures with Marlene Dietrich. - Thats incorrect, Miss Gerber. - Oh, that's right. How silly of me. That's john Wayne I was thinking of. He He He He . . . foi veyj. Please ask me another one, judge, and don't make it the one about how many stripes there are in our flag. Lines make me dizzy. Oh, and while you're at it, skip the one about the number of stars, too. I just clon't know a thing about constellations and my math is abominable. You know how those things are. QI could swear that the judge is mumbling something under his breath other than the Star Spangled Banner. j - Oh, I was preoccupied, sir. Would you mind repeating the question? You asked how old a senator and a member of the House have to be? Well, they have to be 18 to drink in New York and they can obtain drivers' permits at 16, I don't know about the ages in Washington, but . . . That's not what you were referring to, sir? Oh, I see. QI wish he'd stop asking such tough ones. He's un- nerving my tranquilityj -J'One last chance, Miss Gerber, or I'm afraid we'll have to deport you or withhold your citizenship papers. -fHere goes nothingj - What roles does the judicial department of our government play? - Oh, I know that one, judge. The jewdicial part of our government Pfz.rkem Deef1i11z for the general welfare of the jews and passes on the constitutionality of Halochoth, fSomething tells me that the judge didn't appreciate the last one. I think I'd better appeal to his humanitarianisnmj - judge Stinkelfein-Oh, I'm sorry-judge Finkelstein, I sincerely feel that these questions don't at all reflect on my attitude towards becoming citizen of the U.S. I would be more than proud to become an accepted member of this mighty nation. As Hustered as I may appear to you, I know enough to realize the im- portance of becoming a part of this vast country. Perhaps I do get a trifle Cwell, all right, extremely, if you likej nervous, but I would be honored if you would reconsider and give me one last crack at it. fThere! I've said itlj - Very well, I'll give you one last chance. Now think this over carefully be- fore answering. What happens when the president of the U.S. dies? - That's simple, sir, I beamed. They bury him! This entire scene repeatedly appeared to disturb my slumber and torture my mind the night before I was to become a citizen of the U.S. The fantastically ludicrous dream had been recurring more often as the final day arrived. Actually, I think that my dismal premonitions stemmed from a sense of guilt, dating back to the time when I was approximately eleven or twelve years old. My grandmother, who, not quite having mastered the use of t.he English language, asked none other than her well-versed granddaughter fmej to help her study some questions neces- sary for her application for citizenship. Since I had, at the time, shall we say, a sense of humor, I thought it would be very amusing if I were to teach her to tell the interrogating judge that she was a Pilgrim, having come to the U.S. on the Mayflower in 1620. Never thinking that not only might her papers be with- held, but that she might be locked up as deranged, I chuckled in delight as she solemnly repeated in broken English what I had taught her. QBut fear not, I clued her in towards the end and ruined all the fun, and she finally became a citizen.j Somehow, I think that all this Hooded back to my memory when my turn arose to be sworn in as a citizen. Consequently, since it was too late to do anything about my guilt feelings, I went to take my oath with a heavy heart. To my great consternation, I wasn't asked a single question like the ones that had appeared in my dreams. A clerk merely administered some oath of allegiance to me and to my parents, and before I knew it, I was a citizen. You see, I, unlike my grandmother, had accomplished this by means of derivation, which to ordinary laymen Qlaywomenj means that the only effort exerted on my part was having been born. Moral: If you teach your grandmother or other members of your immediate family gobbledygook which they don't understand, you may not become a citizen. Solution: Teach it to strangers! S, Q aaa' W. 1' ,.i. 'sg ,Q . Ndlffa AA 'K-if f i ...jzfiaf ' g I I fi ' tt at ' 2 gf I ' .. 5, lg 7 a- 3 , gi ZA 4' F 4 45'-.7 Q7 s il ' Q. 'gf 7 ge ,r fag N , ' wwuwwrrvr' , ,gr 151 151 QLUM 4' -'Q F 'G WS'-m 2,1 ix Q p uiifr '9 :ga '. l 2 r STATE UE THE UNION MESS EE by ERIEDA SCI-TUBIN, G.O. President IN THE NAME OF YESHIVA UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS OF BROOKLYN, I CALL THIS MEETING TO ORDER. A very auspicious beginning for a very typical G.O. meeting. After bringing all necessary business to the attention of a very weary G.O. Assembly, the meeting closes in an anything but austere manner. I mumble a hurried- Does anybody move? -and all immediately move to the Qone and onlyj nearest door, murmuring: I move, I move. Being G.O. president has its truly amusing sides. I shall never forget the time a lady from -- Qto protect the guiltyj called me up, innocently inquiring whether I had written The Mikado. After all, I had been the producer of the school production, hadn't I? I patiently informed her that Gilbert and Sullivan were the operetta's proud authors. No, Mrs. li Qto protect the innocentj, the play does NOT have a Chanukah theme, I further explained to the poor disillusioned woman. MY PROUDEST MOMENT: When a junior stopped me on the street to tell me that this years G.O. is the wackiest one ever. What do you mean, I queried. Well, she said, you and Vera do the nuttiest things. Like yesterday when . . . She was referring to March 3rd, Alexander Graham Bell's birthday. Being the alert and watchful G.O. ofhcers we are, we naturally keep track of the birthdays of important personages such as Alexander the Great, Madame Pompadour, Romulus and Remus, Benedict Arnold, Ethelred the Unready, and Alexander Graham Bell. In honor of Alexander Graham Bell's birthday, and to accord the inventor of that wonderful instrument-the telephone-the credit due him, we composed a song G-d Bless the Telephone , perched ourselves, on the front staircase, and greeted each incoming Brooklyn Centralite with this tune. After all, one of the duties of the G.O. is to disseminate pertinent information amongst the student body. And which Centralite fstudents and administration alikej, I ask you, does not make fre- quent use of the telephone? I was always under the suspicion that freshmen were rather naive, but I was never quite sure. After all, why not give the underprivileged classes the benefit of the doubt? But, after you hear the following, you'll see that there isn't much room left for doubt. A week after I had announced that Centralites would be permitted to come escorted to the Senior Play, I discovered that the freshmen were under the impression that they would not be permitted to come unescorted to this major G.O. function!!! In order to understand teachers, we were told, we must put ourselves in their shoes. Upon hearing this, we immediately hastened to the teachers' room, and upon not finding their shoes, we adorned ourselves, instead, with their coats and hats, generously leaving our Central Senior stickers on their hats. Yes, being G.O. president has truly been its own reward. Under what other circumstances could I have become acquainted with the intimate lives of such famous people as: Borough President Abe Stark-who's planning to create a QBrooklynj Central Park? . . . or Menahel Rabbi Fulda-whose vitamin-enriched cigarettes produce 'holy smoke'? . . . or Guess Who? whose gruff exterior' hides a gruff interior? Funny, but according to one of our teachers-whose class always finds me in a talkative mood, I ran for the wrong office. Once, exasperated by my constant chatter, the Doctor exclaimed: You should have run for Speaker of the House! Really, I must terminate my memoirs at this point, for my emotions are getting the best of me. In fact, I feel all choked up-Mr, Cantor, where are you? 135 1 ' Y-, .l' 'i f ,.1 .i,i,. ,., ..-,,,, , w ff, ' I-If ,, jb- 1- . 'J 1 i BEE' ! x Q . j J 1 , A f, W I 50 r ' 69 'N ia, Avxf N 1 p i . ?L 'TT ei, ...... - 'rrxxg I fd. cds X q Q V I I 'im --1, If Ti- f 9 A' , 'T A .. .i v ,J A .V V .5 S P , f ,aaa a -Q - -as i rg 0,1 , X 'A ,X ,.,. I I t . 5 ,,.,-m7 . -33 RQ U QA ' 'ANDY Ki U 'TX ' ' f ,44-lNuLLih4N smjlg 1 54 THE MEETING The names in this play have been changed to protect the innocentf ?j Scene: Sunday afternoon, in the study of a comfortable house in the Boro Park section of Brooklyn. Several assorted girls are sitting on chairs, the floor, or the desk. Bowls of potato chips, corn chips, pretzels, and other delicacies are being passed back and forth. Ursula, a chubby girl with freckles, is trying to do a yoga exercise to the rhythm of a Bob Dylan song. Suddenly, a thought dawns upon her. Ursula: Hey kids, the meeting was called for 10:00 o'clock and now it's 4:00 o'clock. Don't you think we should get started? tPlease pass the potato chips.j QPrudence, an intellectual looking blue-eyed girl with high-piled hair, arched eyebrows, and mink bows and cufflinks, is fluttering her eyelashes in two directions and eating corn chips.j Prudence: Yes, Qmunch, munchj the yearbook is due March 16: don't you think we should get to work? After all, it's April 11 today. QDon't you have any sour cream for these corn chips?j QLola, a striking blend of Bohemia and Americana, with swinging honey-colored hair, is doing the 'lsodettesn commercial, when she hears Prudence's words, she stopsj Lola: Dunt stop mee now ven I hem dohing my fiynest rrrole, Eeets liyke pooting eh stake in mine hearrrt. QFaith, a beautiful girl with a radiant smile, is playing with a yo-yo.j Faith: I think Ursula and Prudence are right. Let's get started. Has anyone thought of a theme? CAngelica, a pert, all-American girl, is sitting cross-legged on the floor, playing Blowin' in the Wind. j Angelica: fShe strikes an A minor chord and says, meditatively . . .Q Why do we need a theme at all, themes are so trite. Lola: Yeah, man, like why don't we just announce to the world that we have no theme? Let's be original. fI'm hungry: please pass the chocolate-covered kosher marshmallows. j Faith: fstill playing with the yo-yo . . .Q 506, 507, 508, 509, 510, 511, 512- hey, I broke my record! Yes, Angelica, that sounds very good in theory, but how would you carry it out? . . . 515, 514,'515, 516. . . . Ursula: No, weve got to have a theme. Were getting a new building next year CLI U31 DR and weather permittinggj we have a new principal, we have new teachers, we have to have something about the future, about change, about . . . CPrudence tries to take the Bob Dylan record ofifj Ursula: No! No! No! You can't do this to me-you must put him back!!! Prudence: I want to listen to Andy Williams! Angelica: Andy Williams, how bourgeois-Put on Eric Anderson! Lola: No, let's listen to the mating call of the Uruguayan aardvark. Faith: 517, 518, 519, 520-No, let's listen to the Moonlight Sonata. CA battle ensues, and Ursula emerges victorious Qsince it's her record player.j But to show her magnanimity, she compromises with Rhapsody in Blue. j 'Ursulaz O.K., let's get down to business. Did anyone listen to jean Shepard last night? Prudence: Ursula!!!! Come on, someone think of something! Lola: How about An Ode to Op Art ? Faith: How about Ring in the Old and Ring out the New ? Angelica: How about The Times They are a-Changin' U? QPrudence roles her eyes heavenward, counts to a hundred, and begins to recite Cin order not to explodej Prudence: Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, creeps in this petty pace from day to clay .... And all our yesterdays .... Ursula: That reminds me, did anyone see Marcello Mastroianni in Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrowu? Everyone in unison: Hey! That's it! Eureka!! By George, she's got it! QAnd thus, the theme for our yearbook is decided upon. Merriment ensues, and the editors return to their respective homes, satisfied, after a long hard day's workj 135 Ex 4.1 ' Welcome friends to the new building of Yeshiva University High School for Girls of Israel We are now entering the main office. School has just begun. It seems as if some of the girls are late. Let's listen: Girl: But, Mrs. Lantern, my supersonic xkgy-177896Z flying saucer just broke 5 if fl 152 1 '--: Q A i' 4' x 4 - A -..IWW Q t X ' 1 M - N' 1' 'L' if A I :IL .- i F-f-,Qi-'-l-ii-'M--Iwi,-......: i Q ' '. -x...-,.e.n'.:...,.t...4.IAsm. 'Es I, r .I V: i Z 1 H 7 1,344 ' K ,.. . 136 down. Mrs. Lantern: Thats no excuse, young lady, Jupiter is only 3,000,000,000 miles away from Earth. You could easily have taken the interplanetary bleeperplanef' We are now entering the spacious dining room. It seats 10,000,000, and is divided in half. There are self-service machines for almost every Kosher delicacy in the universe. Chopped liver, kreplach, salami, kishka, kosher chicken chow mein, etc. on the Meat side of the dining room, cheesecake, tunaiish salad, buttermilk, blintzes, knishes, kosher pizza pie, etc. on the Milk side. In the center are the pareve machines. The plates, silverware, trays, tablecloths, and cups are all disposable. Let me demonstrate: I'll put 25 P'rzziot into this machine, and-OUCH! I got the dieters' machine. We are now entering the gymnasiumf Since science has made exercise obsolete, we are fully equipped with the latest ways of doing nothing, bringing an end to the CANNOT era. Let's now take this atomic-powered elevator up. We have now arrived at the laboratory floor. Here is the biology lab, where frogs dissect themselvesg the chemistry lab, where-just last week-two students turned into aardvarks by swallowing a concocted formula they insisted was H2Og the balabuste lab, where our ingenious seniors have invented the chicken-koshering machine, which is next to perfect fand almost as good as Mother Jean'sj. Now, let's look at a regular classroom. The wide, cheerfully-painted rooms are air-conditioned in the summer and automatically heated in the winter. Each stu- dent is seated at a large walnut desk, in a swivel chair. Notice the spaces between each desk, this is to encourage individuality and to discourage what was once crudely known as Ucheatingf' On each desk is a television set whereby the student can see the robot teacher. fAll our staff members are inhuman robots, and therefore always fair and impartialj During exams, the student drops her answers into the slot in the television set. When the robot teacher addresses a student, or a student asks a question fby means of a microphone on the left side of the televisionj, the screen immediately shows the student, so that there can be at least some sort of class participation. Now, we are on our way to the final destination-the Menahel's office, affectionately nicknamed The Lion's Den. It is lined from top to bottom with the finest Sifrey Korlerh in the universe. In the center stands a majestic mahogany desk, whose drawers pop out SCW and TIW applications at a finger's touch. The Menahel's staff is quite large, consisting of 5 robot stenographers and 5 robot typists taking down his innovations, as well as 10 robot workers carrying out his plans. His door is open at all times to students seeking advice and to students answering for their vices. I hope that you have enjoyed your visit to Central. Your tourist Xyxkeruyz plane is waiting to take you all back to your respective planets. L'bitM'0t.' 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The earth jzzft rlad in a brand-new attire I5 proud of every leaf and frefh flower Lzzrhy who without any pain fould admire With a cheerful eye the 7Zdlll7'f?,J power. The air if fall of twitter and rhatter The hirdx on their wingf are flying agairz Sorrowy and rare! no more .reem to matter Except the melody: charming refrain. It'J Spring, the youth of our life in fall hloom The love and hope, that of a bride and groom. V -wv V V,,.. 4' 4 N 13 NEW! YORK STATE REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP QY.Sf j II7i1me1'5: Sherry Barenholtz Betty Beck Marilyn Bodner Cina Feinman Rosann Gerber Ann Gold Rebecca Groyer Goldie Jutkowitz Leah Kleinman NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP QYSFQ Diana KI21k0WSki Fizmlirl: Sherry Barenholtz Brenda Kruler Nechama Masliansky NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP QY.S.'Fj RCHCC Miller , , Esther Schneider Fzzzalzris Sherry Barenholtz Frieda Schubin Lerterr of C011z111e1zdati01z.' Ann Gold Sylvia Solomon Rebecca Groyer Phyllis Thurm Goldie jutkowitz Eva Weintraub Matelle YOg6l Matelle Yogel 1.10 Sarah Yudin Susan Zeisel AZte1'm1te5.' Deena Besdin Annie Gelbard Fran Hochberg Sheila Hochberg Susan Hochberg Barbara Kramer Razel Leiser Vera Lichtschein Jessica Lidsky Helen Neuman Eva Reich Sara Unterberg NEW YORK STATE REGENTS NURSING SCHOLARSHIP QYSH U7j7Zl2E7'.f.' Sherry Barenholtz Betty Beck Marilyn Bodner Cina Feinman Rebecca Groyer Phyllis Thurm Matelle Yogel Sarah Yudin Susan Zeisel A!te1'1zate.f: Annie Gelbard Fran Hochberg Rachelle Pachtman Y.S. c:YAY, SENIORSH! 141 TI-'IE GENERAL ORGANIZATIGN WOULD LIKE T0 WISH THE SENICR CLASS CSENIORS, BABY!! Mazel and I'IaI'zIacI1a IN ALL THEIR FUTURE ENDEAVORS FRIEDA SCHUBIN ' PRESIDENT VERA LICHTSCHEIN VICE-PRESIDENT BAILA SIHIARFMAN SECRETARY VERA LICHTSCHEIN TREASURER The Following Hove Contributed Full Poge Advertisements: To VIVIAN SINGER from RABBI DR. 8. MRS. JOSEPH I. SINGER Alexander and Friends Mozel Tov to BETTY from BECK 8. SCHACHTER C0. IMPERIAL CRYSTAL 8g CHINA CO. BENJAMIN M. KORNREICH IRVING BELLER A FRIEND Congratulations to THE SENIOR CLASS Our Most Devoted Customers from RDOF-TOP LOTIONS Our Motto: Come on UP, the best things in life ore FREE! To BETTY BECK from MR. 8. MRS. MECHEL BECK LABEL, CELIA, SYDNEY and BENJIE To ZINA from MOTHER DAD STAN und Friends ofthe Family Cong rotulotions to SARA UNTERBERC-3 from MOM 8 DAD TEMA 8. JACK ANNETTE 8. MAYER DAVID ZEV Aunts, Uncles and Cousins To LINDA MIRIAM with Love from MOMMY 8. DADDY JUDI 8. IRA BABBIE 8. ZAIDA LEIDERMAN BABBIE 8. ZAIDA FISHER AUNT HELEN 8. UNCLE YOSH and COUSINS MIRIAM and MOSHE Mozel Tov to SHERRY BARENHOLTZ from MOMMY 8. DADDY MOISHIE FRIENDS 8. RELATIVES 145 1 The Following Hove Contributed Half-page Advertisements: Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to FRAN I-IOCHBERG Love . . . MOMMY Sz DADDY AUNT RHODA MOISH Sz KOPPY UNCLE MAX SARA Sz DANIEL Congratulations and Love to LAURA MOMMY Sz DADDY Richie Sz Michael, Grandma Sz Grandpa, Uncle Jack Sz Aunt Yentel To Love to GOLDIE JUTKOWITZ SARAH YUDIN from BENSON BAGEL BAKERY MOM Sz DAD SEALTEST DAIRY A FRIEND BRAKSTONE'S DAIRY PRODUCTS PARKWAY BAKERIES Evelyn Sz Alec, Benjy, Shevi Sz Tzippy, Grandma Sz Grandpa Aunts Sz Uncles Mazel Tov to SARA FOGEL MOM Sz DAD, Israel, Akiva Sz Pearl, the Wohlbergs, Uncle Sz Aunt Abraham, Fanny Weinstein, Cousins Goodman, Aunt Ethel Sz Uncle Francisco Gluck, Shui Katz Sz Children, Sz Simcha Love to CHUMI KLINGBERG MOMMY Sz DADDY Rabbi Sz Mrs. M. Klingberg, Rabbi Sz Mrs. Levertoo Sz Daughters, Mr, Sz Mrs. Schneersohn of Paris, Mrs. A. Weltner Congratulations to SUSAN HOCHBERG MOM Sz DAD GRANDMA SHLOMO GAIL Sz YUSSIE AUNT HELEN Sz UNCLE SIDNEY AUNT BLANCHE Sz UNCLE IRVING Love to ANN GOLD MOMMY Sz DADDY Dossy, Marty Sz Normie Babba Beile Babi, Zeidi Sz Tante Scheindel and Miss V. Werther Judy 85 Eddy Love 150 Love to RENEE SHARON BELLE POLLOCK Bubie, Aunt Gloria Sz Uncle Al, Aunt Minnie Sz Uncle Sheldon, Aunt Cille and Uncle Jack, Aunt Lola Sz Uncle Michael, Jeff Sz Linda, Pauline Sz Jack Bluth MOM Sz DAD, Bubby Resnikoif, Lifsie Sz Seymour, Joshua, David Sz Aaron, Herman Sz Bea, Paul Mordecai, Daniel Sz Bessie White, Resnikoif Family Circle Mazel Tov to Our Love to HELEN REBECCA MOM Sz DAD MOM Sz DAD, CLAIRE, GRANDMA, Arlene Sz Sylvia, Irving Blush, Dr. Sz Mrs. M. Blush, Bravman Sz Rose, Mr. Sz Mrs. Schiller Aunt Nadia Sz Uncle Herman, Luba Sz Jacob Parzen, Gustav Gerner, Phil Kreisler Sz Son Congratulations from Congratulations to HIRSCH BROS. BAKERY 30515 Sh Sh bb Omer a OS for having displayed 1079 CLARKSON STREET STICKTOITIVENESS Near East 94th Street HY 8-7614 throughout the years The Following Hove Contributed Quarter-page Advertisements: Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to PHYLLIS from Her Parents and Brother MR. Sz MRS. LEO THURM Sz MAX Mazel 'rov and Best Wishes to AIDEI. DADDY, MOMMY, SHALOM Sz AVIGAYIL ZADIE Q BUBBY SPITZ UNCLE ABE TANTA CLARA SEYMOUR Congratulations to Mazel Tov bo VERA susAN YOUR LOVING PARENTS MOISHE MOM DAD AUNT MINDU Sz UNCLE MEYER HANNA MORTY Compliments of Mazel Tov to VIVIAN BALSAM DADDY MOMMY DEENLA UMBRELLA Sl-IOVPPE ESTHER MOSHE LEAH GRANDMA Mazel Tov to Best Wishes to Out' Beloved Daughter CHANITA MARIAN MOMMY Sz DADDY ELI gl ARI MOM Sz DAD To Qui- Dear Daughter Congratulations to Our Dear Daughter EILEEN PEARL MOM Sz DAD BUBA 5 ZEIDA GERTMAN RABBI Sz MRS. I. PUPKO MORDECAI Sz YAKOV Mazel Tov to BETTY MORRIS FEINSTEIN, INC. Montreal, Quebec Mazel Tov to Dear LIVIA and Best Wishes for a. Lovely Future Love, MOMMY Mazel Tov to RUTHIE MOM Sz DAD AARON A LINDA Uncle Ben Sz Aunt Esther Uncle Roland Sz Aunt Evelyn and All the Children ,l...l...i.iiL--1 Compliments of DR. Sz MRS. H. FRANK Bracha Vehatzlacha to CARUI. ANN MOM, DAD Sz FARVEL Uncle Sol, Uncle Mack, Aunt Rose, T, Uncle Moishe Sz Aunt Syde, Aun Jeanne, Lessie Sz Miriam, Uncl Moe Sz Aunt Gertie, Uncle Moish Sz Aunt Yetta E E Mazel Tov and Best Wishes bo ESTHER CHANYS MOM, DAD Sr PHYLLIS RABBI Sz MRS. SHABSIE GIBEL MR. Sz MRS. SAM LEVINSKY Mazel Tov to FRIEDA SCHUBIN Upon Her Graduation MR. Sz MRS. WILLIE SCHUBIN and MARK Congratulations Sz Best Wishes to FRIEDA MR. Sz MRS. SCHINDLER and Family Congratulations and Best Wishes to SHEllA MOMMY ABBA JOSEPH WALTER SHUSHIE Congratulations and Best Wishw to JUDY ANNE MOM DAD SHA.NA Best Wishes to CELIA MOM Sz DAD RABBI PYNCHAS BRENER and FAMILY EVELYN MANNY NATHAN Congratulations to Our Daughter BRENDA MR. Sz MRS. KRULER and IRIS Mazel Tov to Our SHIRLEY MOM DAD MEYER SHIMMY Mazel Tov and Best Wishes Sz FAM-H-'Y to Our Daughter and Sister In Honor of Our RITA STRENGER MOMMY DADDY FISHEL Best Wishes to Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to .IESSIE MOM, DAD, ABE KALMAN, JUDY GRANNY Uncle Mayor, Aunt Marsha RABBI 81 MRS' KANOTOPSKY and Family sl JOSEF Uncle Dave Sz Aunt Florence TZIPORA MENACHEM Mazel Tov and Love to Our BAILA MOMMY DADDY PNINA, LIBBY, Sz DAVID ARYEH Congratulations to NATAUE GORDON M. SILBER 1 1 The Following Hove Contributed Quarter-page Advertisements: A Hearty Mazel Tov to Our Beloved SARA MOMMY, DADDY 8: MIRIAM Uncle Simcha Ka Family, Uncle Efrauim Sz Family, Uncle Nachman 81 Family Mazel and Brocha bo Our Dear EVA MOMMY at DADDY SARA RACHEL st GRANDMA Con Zratulations to ESTHER ZOLLMAN ISRAEL SPINRAD 8: BARUCH LAST RABBI GELEINTER Ez RABBI SCHICK HERTZ FABRICS, INC. 101 WEST ami STREET New York City ZION KOSHER MEAT PRODUCTS 478 AUSTIN PLACE Bronx, N. Y. CY 2-5500 Mazel Tov on Your Graduation, MOM Sz DAD, SANDY, AVI, AUNT GERTIE 8: UNCLE AL, AUNT MINNIE, AUNT MOLLY, GRANDMA GALLER Ku GRANDMA ZANGEN MET FOOD CORP. SYOSSET, N. Y. Congratulations to Our Dear SUSAN MR. sf MRS. rnvmc zErsEL s. SHEILA Mazel Tov and Love to ANN Mom DAD FREDDY Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to SYLVIA MOMMY DADDY ZEIDIE MOISHE Sz ZEHJIE MOIDEL, CLAIRE LOU 8: FAMILY Congratulations to TOBY Upon Her Graduation CONGREGATION AHAVATH ACHIM Congratulations to Our Darling RNONA MoM Ka DAD Good Luck and Best Wishw to GERTRUDE MOM, DAD at HARRY RUM-KAH FASHIONS, INC. The Finest in Wigs, Wiglettes and Accessories 122 SEIGEL STREET EV 7-3335 Brooklyn 6, N. Y Love and Congratulations to ESTNER MOM st DAD BUBY A ZADY Mr. 6: Mrs. Judah Metchik, Rabbi 8: Mrs. David Melmed, Mr. Ka Mrs. Benj. Silberman Mazel Tov to Our EllEN MR. Sz MRS. ISRAEL WERTENTHEIL ALVIN, REBA 8: MARVIN Lots of Luck to Our Dear Daughter MIRIAM Love... MOMQDAD Mazel Tov to ESTELLE MOMMY Kr DADDY, JUDY st MIRIAM, In Memory of Grandparents HYMAN 8: ANNA RABINOWITZ Congratulations to JUDY HOOK GRANDMA 6: GRAANDPA BLAU AUNT MURIEL 8: UNCLE HEDGIE The Following Have Contributed Eighth-page Advertisements: Congratulations to THE SENIOR CLASS Rabbi st Mrs. SAM. HIMELSTEIN Mazel Tov to Our Daughter FEIGY MOMMY 8: DADDY Moishie Q Koppy SH. GOLDMAN Kosher Butcher 1421 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. TAVIN KNITTING MILLS 62 SCHENEUFADY AVENUE Brooklyn 13, N. Y. Mazel Tov to DEENA MOM DAD HILLY LISA H. 8. L. Knitting Mills, Inc. 79 CLIFTON PLACE MA 2-1766 Brooklyn, N.Y. Congratulations to Our Youngest Daughter and Sister MIlllE DADDY Sz MOMMY Susan Sheila Yanky TOBY BERMAN CORP. 525 SEVENTH AVENUE New York City Compliments of a Friend of DEBBY GEISlER Best Wishes to SURY HOCHBERG J. ITZKOWITZ BOR0 FUEL OIL CO. 2 CHURCH AVENUE Brooklyn. N. Y. Mazel Tov to DEBORAH MAE Grandma 8: Grandpa Perlman Aunt Edith Ka Uncle Sam Congratulations to MYRNA from the Girls at ATCO Compliments of LIEBERMAN 8. RUBASHKIN l,. .. i -- Much Success in the Future Love . . . THE SPIEGELS ,l..l...l -1 Mazel Tov to FEIGA MOMMY Sz DADDY Zayda Moshe Malka Yosi Crown Heights Post No. 108 .lewish War Vets. of U.S. POWEll. LUMBER CORP. 283 JUNTUS STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. 11212 Maze! Tov and Love to Our BARBARA WILLIAM sf RACHEL KRAMER Maze! Tov to Our SHEELAH MOTHER Sz DAD Elaine 8: Esther In Memory of My Beloved Husband PHllIP MRS. PHILIP KLEIN 1- Compliments of DR. Stronger 8. Family -il. Parkside Garden Caterers and Papilsky Caterers Congratulations to Ma l T to be Ov FLORENCE REGINA MR. sr MRS. BERKOVVITZ Cecelia and Shelly Beg' Wishes 'D S. 8. R. Knitting Mills, Inc. GERTRUDE 240 BROADWAY FEINSTEIN IRON WORKS EV 4-8548 Brooklyn, N. Y. M l T d B W' h we ov a'EAYest is es to VALERIE RICHARDS LTD. 1384 BROADWAY MOM Q DAD . 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