Yeshiva University High School For Girls - Elchanet Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

4 fme7' ffl? GH SCHOOL GIRLS 1 '4 ,Ja A 5- th y-mn cg 'H l l ' 'L - - Q' Y. xA TT 'A Q' 06 FXMXV f7ifl!7 i uf 4. . p r Q ,I Consider what the perpet- ual admonition of Nature to us is, the world is new, untried. Do not believe in the past. I give you the uni- verse new and unhandled every hour. You think in your idle hours that there is literature, history, science behind you so accumulated as to exhaust thought and prescribe your own future. In your sane hour you shall see that not a line has yet been written, that for all the poetry that is in the world your first sensation on entering a wood or stand- ing on the shore of a lake has not been changed yet. It remains for you, so does all thought, all object, all life remain unwritten still. Ralph Waldo Emerson N as xX ' XX . X X' If 1? . ff A X , 'L 'X f , Q 4 Q . X771 1 , X X ,f X 2 ,IAQ Ax x X ,f 3 5 Al K .fx X ., EX' If X U41 f X 47 W I ,'JJ' J , U y ' X VX I X 0 J X' if V , ' X ' X X fi' fx ,' V X Q 4 N v fx ' ff ' X F17 9' Q ' f ,A Q 4 5 9 v XX'h , x V K M' ,f k 53 x Q J Q 9 NA u- ,,,ff x ,, X . 1 A X ,J I XXV ff ffm TQ v. I-I -2 ff mn mwn 'mo mx n1w rpn mn ,'1J'sr: 1n5N DTI npvn 1:11795 man wnvvom by rmn mx: mm nam: pun? nwranrnm .unbn aww nzwn -X , -Qwifa, ..',:'-. fa. 4 I Love of Torah and translation of -ludaism's highest ideals into action can be taught solely by example. Rabbi Metzger, a most highly respected teacher and a most deeply devoted friend has taught these by his example in and out of the classroom. He has shown that Torah must govern every facet of one's existence, making it a moral and ethical one. Through his warmth, friendliness, and concern, Rabbi Metzger has stressed the importance of the relationship between man and his fellow men, an attribute so often neglected. He has shown by his every action that the Torah is a living one, one that fills, enriches, and elevates every aspect of our existence. In essence, he has shown that Torah is synonymous with life. Rabbi Metzger's interest in his students does not end on the class- room doorstep. A lively sense of humor accompanied by a sincere concern for the girls, has encouraged many of them to seek his help. He himself often approaches his pupils to offer assistance, his optimistic and cheerful attitude frequently solving half the problem. More than for his numerous assists, we are indebted to Rabbi Metzger for giving purpose and meaning to our lives, for showing us the way to become better human beings. Dedicating this yearbook to Rabbi Metzger is a mere token of our gratitude to him for his ever-growing devotion to us. We can only thank Rabbi Metzger by following the path of Torah he has started us on, and by giving what he has instilled in us to others - love of Torah, love of Judaism, love and fear of the Omnipotent, and love and respect for all mankind. G-d willing, our future actions will bear testimony to our deep feeling of gratefulness and obligation to Moreinu ve Rabeinu Hanichbad, Rav Metzger. DS D17: Dr:Fi I'11'I'7:5I'15 WBDFI-WD. 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We have also ex- posed you to the complicated and obtuse contemporary world and its diverse infuences on our com- munal needs. The importance of scholarship, charity, piety, ethics, and civic responsibility were con- stantly emphasized and vitalized. We stressed not only learning and knowledge but performance and achievement. We are therefore certain that you are prepared and ready to assume your responsibilities which will be thrust upon you after grad- uation-to succeed in college and to live in the full spirit of our teachings. May you be granted many years of health, success and happiness. Cordially yours, M. LILKER Administrator frlfwf wW:1r.ffW xf 5 1 ,qfgfy JLWOL FW? n ' gm : f ff ii4+ 'N - '-' ...iff-Z I M J Q Ill' i-Q W -, .' . li IIII1 4 Sw .ll :-'1- Emfiy General Studies Mr. Pearl 1VLrs. Stern Mr. Cohen Mr. Klein Mrs. Paerber Miss RudoE ,X Q 4 v I it-r r r V6 H- ' Mrs. Chrystall Miss Silver Mrs. Wilkins Miss Lichrnan 5 1? i - i In , - A A - 9 Z ' il' , ,w I X X! X ,Xxx Miss Marlowe Mrs. Levinson NOT LISTED Mrs. Cohen Miss Ofri Miss McCoy Dr. Pascal Miss Maxks I Mrs. Franklin Mrs. Strauss Miss Greenberg Miss Adlerblum Hebrew Studies N Mrs. Edelsburg Rabbi Perlman Rabbi Shkop Rabbi Metzger Miss Guncler 'fi' N4 sl' ,X 12 Mr. Eliezri Mr. Schwartzbard Mr. Sreif Mrs. Lerman NOT LISTED Dr. Joffen Mrs. Faskowitz Mrs. Aufrichtig johnny Laboy 'E ,- s, .5-,,. Bw' fl I I5 V Q2Zs1'gg3 n, , X. 'gli Q x ,. ,H J 4 .gl I Ugg i 1' 4291- , !l .: . ,,.4 , 1' ' ' f w. A f - W q X j XR. , n , : - A :V , 0 ' s 'V 1' A 'X . A , 1 '7? f Q' my A pr K i. ' 4 Q ,Aw- X ag in-1, 1 w x N mai ' I -r xlm fat Ll M, . ' 1- Lmxum nl it p D 'IDN LOIS ALPERT flTJ'JEl 'l'?TJ Tll TITUJ 'PD We all envy the patients of this future nurse who has proven herself to be a sincere, hard-working girl. Her varied interests include folk dancing, ballet, classical and folk music. Quiet and talented, she is an expert pianist and guitarist. Booster, Class Vice-President, G.O. Alternate, Chagiga Committees WB SUSAN ADLER El ?J D1 'l'?1P WTI! Susan's energy and industriousness have astonished her ctassmates. She is a responsible girl who worlcs as a part- time dental hygienist. Her amiahility will serve her well in her chosen profession of teaching. Big Sister, Librarian, Decoration Committees ai naw: FANNY APTERBACI-I flP'NLlJ FITDITP TU Level-headed and sensible, Fanny is capable and coopera- tive. Quiet sincerity and diligence are among' Fanny's chief attributes. A well-turned phrase and a warm smile spring often and naturally from her lips. Class plays, Usherette, Committees, Big Sister BTW SHERYL ASHENBERG '?N1LU Il UT' 'ITHUJ Attractive ancl energetic, Slfieryl enjoys athletics ancl cle- hating. A gooci organizer ancl a gracious liostess slie lielpecl organize our memoralale senior weelcencl ancl senior play. lntelligent and ambitious, Sheryl is sure to succeed in lier anticipated Plath career. Class Delmting lxlanager, Basleetlnall Team, Librarian, Class plays, School procluction, Service Squad, Big Sister, Volleyball Team 'TBUS ROSALIE AUFSEESER l'H1J'JRH NTI TIE1' Diligent in all lmer pursuits, Rosalie is a quiet, l1arcl- worlcing girl witln a very line cliaracter. Her classmates Well lcnow what a loyal lriencl tllis lVlassaclnilc is. Class plays, The King ancl l, Service Squad, Volleyball Team DBWEW ROSLYN BERGNIAN IIT 'lfl' 1113 'PIJUJ Altliougln time junior memloer ol our class, Rozi's lovely personality anrl lnigli intelligence have r-stalalislwccl licr as one ol tlie most prominent seniors. A well-lalown liigll school bowl whistle aml a lolfler ol completecl New Yorlc Times crossword puzzles, will always luring to mincl our lavorite little Rozi. S,fl.m,l Delmling loam, Volleylmall Team, Booster Squacl, Clneering Squad, Typist, Class Presirlcnl, Class Vice- Presirlent, Senior Class President, Class Plays, Higlz School Bowl, Librarian, Arista 17 D SARA BERGMAN 'PUTTJJ fl'?11'lI1 TTTJLUTI TR Tripping the light fantastic, Sara danced right into our hearts. She has spreacl her infectious enthusiasm to mem- bers of the cheering squad and to the memloers of her ciance group. Sara's fun-loving and vivacious character macle her readily welcome in any class. Cheering Squad Heaal, School plays, Ol2lahoma', Chore- ography, Guild 19 P BARBARA BURSTEIN TPUJDTJ El 1DUJIl FITTPTI' Bashi's devoted leadership has been manifest in her claz- zling ascent from class presidency to school presiclency: this cleclication will make her a fine nurse. An all-round person, admirecl, lovecl, ancl respected, Barl9ara's accom- plishments at Central will not soon he forgotten. Class President, School Treasurer, G.O. Vice-President, G.O. President, Director The King and l, Qlclahoma, Arista 18 1 UMW JOY BRICKMAN TITJLIJ 17 711 NPN TINUJ UJTPU ITV1 PN It is not in every class that a teacher fincls a girl like Joy, so eager and avid to learn. Zesty, always optimistic, and hubhling with laughter, Joy is enthusiastic in her love for the arts and for the people around her. She is a girl of many talents: among them are singing, dancing, acting ancl writing. Class Debating Manager, Courier Bulletin Editor, Mikado, Peter Pan, English Oratorical Contest, Class plays, He- brew Oratorical Contest l f nrntnw SHULAMITI-I CHARNER 1'H ?l'lTJ P'EITJ HEI Shuli has won renown throughout the school for her ex- emplary debating and oratorical sliills. Aside from fulllili- ing responsibilities as assistant Editor-in-Chief of the year- book, she has a well-rouncieci minci clue to her great in- terest in the arts and her constant pursual of lcnowlecige. An interesting and lively companion, Shuli is also a con- sicierate ancl understanding lrienci. School Debating Team, Assistant Editor-in-Chief Eicha- net, Service Squad, Courier, Librarian, Choir, Fashion Show Model, Arista 1 ,YB JUDY DESSER U'J1JEm FITDTT H1113 'D A true lover of learning and a fervent seeker of knowledge is Judy. A retineci and poised young lady, she is crownecl with social graciousness and sincere altruism. Of Judy we can verily state --still waters run deep. Assistant Hebrew Editor Eichanet, Hamevaser, Librar- ian, Service Squad, Tutor, Guild, Arista If ,V -,K I HELENE EISENBAERG 'l 11'f 1'I'N'1 'PEI I'Il'IE1 Helene's gracefulness and agility have serveci her well whether cheering our school lo victory or clancing in school procluctions. She is lcnown for her wittiness and as the girl with the extensive vocalmulary. Her meticulous appearance and poise make lrer a pretty picture. Hoosier, Cheerleader, Class Debating Team, The King and l. Guild 19 is' raw SHELOMITH GERSHINSKY TITDTI NSU DTN HDR One of the few math-oriented seniors, Shelomith has been a top-scorer on nationally sponsorecl achievement and aptitucle tests. Her creative ability is attested to hy her position as Hebrew Editor of the Elchanet. Always giving generously of herself to others, Shelomith has cle- gimteg many hours to tutoring and voluntary worlc for the in . Hebrew Editor Elchanet, Assistant Courier Bulletin Editor, Hamevaser, Librarian, Mikado, Peter Pan, The' King and I, Class plays, Guild, Arista, Tutor 1157524 TAIVII GINSBERG U'J1JElU NTI VHP' Tami accentuates her smiles with dimples and a pair of china-blue eyes. She can sit by a piano playing Chopin for hours, ancl she is a valuable contributor to any cliscus- sion. Tami's charm has an appealing, child-like quality which clisarms and lneguiles us all. Basketball Team, G.O. Alternate, Class plays, School Productions, Choir, Big Sister PDU -Q--fer REGINA GOLDFINGER f1I'I'1 TINJ1 EI LUJ TIIUDIT Reggie is a wonderful and sincere person, well known for her fervent and fiery participation in many stimulating discussions cluring which she displays heartfelt emotion. An interesting and extremely well informed person, Regina is a pleasure to he with. Regina brought the house down by her performance in the Senior Play. Service Squad, Class President, Class Secretary, School Choir, Class play, Big Sister, Tutor t FRANCES GREHER 1:1 msn' nrmun umm A native of tile lower East Side, Fran has endeared her- self to her classmates by lier lively misclxiel. An active par- ticipant in school and class activities, Fran has many aci- mirers in the Senior class. Service Squacl, Photography Editor Courier, Class Trfgas- urer, G.O. Altemate, School Productions, Class piifys BDU! BEVERLY GROSS 111711 ITJJTJ 1J3llJ UUIU Beverly's exemplary seliiessness ancl idealism have made her the quiet support of many of lier classmates. A person who has a place for everyone in her heart and liolcls a place in everyones heart, sine has displayed her numerous talents wlmile serving us as scliool Vice-President. School Vice-President, Class President, Hamevaser, Aris- ta, Class Secretary, Tutor, Class play .J meh JANICE GROSSFELD 7701111 Rin ITDPR I'IR'l' TIUJN JLlI'liCff.S well-rounclecl personality includes proficiency in Sports. in art, and in servin as treasurer ol tlie senior council. Higlily respectecl lor liis, Janice lias a sympathetic ear and lends Sound advice. Siu: is a mature tliinlcer and staunclily upliolcls tier many lionoralale principles. volleyball Team, Class President, Class Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer, Assistant Business Mariager Elclianei MlRIAlVl GROSSMAN ilN'tTJ TIINJI TNITI HEI' TIWDJTI1 A clark-eyecl beauty is lVlimi. Alert, bright, and intelli- gent, she has macle a-hit with her fellow classmates and has macle stimulating contributions to class cliscussions. Whether lingering the lceylaoarcl, dribbling a ball, or just lorming lrienclships, lVlimi is always a high-scorer. Basketball Team, Volleyball Team, Class Vice-President 'IDDN ESTHER HABER WRU 'PD 'TDI 'HT HNLIJU 'IDUN HTH A lovely girl with a sparkling personality is our Esther. Her pretty lace acids a glowing touch to her arclor ancl sincerity. Esther has truly captivated our hearts and won our love. Class President, Class Vice-President, Class Secretary, G.O. Alternate, Librarian, Sing Committee, Senior Play, liashion Show Model, Oratorical Contest, Class plays, rista W1 ROCHELLE JASKOLL 1115 'FND DTN NTJJIT Shelley came to Central as a non-Hebrew-spealcing soph- omore, but soon went to the head of her class. Talentecl as well as intelligent, her artistic abilities have contributed to school productions, to the Courier, and to the El- chanetf' Shelley's constant cheerlulness ancl optimism have placecl her in the center of most activities. Art Editor Elclmnet, Art Editor Courier, Class Presi- clent, Big Sister, Service Squad, Librarian, Committees, Class Debating Team, Scenery Design, Guild, Arista 22 71 ANNE KALICHMAN TITDTD NUDE! i'I'El Despite her size AHRE always ITIHIQCS her PTCSCIICE ICIIOWII TRUE GABY KAMENSKY TRU HRWTJ TIIHU NWDJHI A vision of grace and loveliness-Gaby. Her heartfelt devotion and seliiessness manifested lhernselves through her voluntary worlc at the Guilcl ancl at the Veterans' Hospital. Her vivacity and effervescence are among the many virtuous qualities which have macle her a cherished friend oi all the Seniors. Big Sister, Service Squad, Booster, Art Editor Courier, Class Debating Team, G.O. Alternate, Scenery Commit- tees, Fashion Show lxioclet, Co-manager of Guild, Peter Pan, The King and l, Qlclahoma I I Class Vice-President, Librarian, G.O. Alternate, Booster, Courier Typist Cheerleader, Guild, Tutor, School Prociuction to her friencls and teachers. Her Hair for debate, and her interest in history will insure her success as a history teacher. This cute girl with her gift of gain has won many friends among us. 'D 4 QQ SHVHVIY KAPROW ITIEI1 U JEl -UU1 U-iN 73 ITPIIPU This exotic beauty's proficiency in French, Hebrew, and English has marie her one of the most promising linguists in the class. A lrue friend anfl conliclante. she has an in- telligent answer lor all prohlems. Witli her quiet grace, she is a lalenlefl clanccr anal a poppy cheerleacler. 2 Xl- D751 VARDA KATZ U JEl 1 U ' TITJUJ I? Picture a loright smile, rosy cheelcs, and disappearing eyes, and you see before you Varda as she is usually seen. This pretty and mischievous girl has shown exceptional ability in math. A true Y.U. Seminarian, Varda has helped instill Hruachn in many of our school activities. Service Squad, Class plays, Art Committees, Decorating Committees, Big Sister, Tutor 7'W'1 SELMA KESTENBAUM ITFJJJJ HTJ1 I'l'E1 NYJ Selma's beauty is not merely slain deep for she possesses a sincere Warmth and charm that have won her many friends. Her grace and litheness have made her a proficient cheerleader, a slcilled dancer, and a poised model. Her bright sense of humor serves only to highlight an already delightful personality. Cheerleader, Fashion Show Model, Booster Leader, Guild 1? WTBW SHEILA KOLITCH THU PTR PTB Ruach, school service. and athletics are just some of Sheila's many assets. Whether soliciting ads for the Elchanet or leading our athletic teams to victory, Sheila always scores success. It is easy to see that she has en- dowed us with a generous quantity of spirit. Athletic Manager, Basketball Team, Volleyball Team, Coach. Business lwanager Elchanet, Class Vice-President l'1l '1l BARBARA KRAKOVV RTJT' N713 FITHEITJ PINE PDE! N7 A vivacious and high-spirited senior, Barbara has ably led many of our class productions. Her friendly smite, good- humored mischief, and active participation in school activ- ities lrnave made her extremely welt liked, a tonic for many a dismal day. Clzeering Squad Co-Captain, Class President and Vice- Presiclent, Freshman Sing, Class plays, Welcome Fresh- ! 1 EVELYNE KUHL TFJEI TIN FI'l NU UT TIWUTJ Canadas loss was Centrals gain when Evie moved from Toronto to New Yortc. A yearbook photographer, she and her camera are always prepared to record memorable events. Since she has entered the school, this petite HTopsy has enhanced our surroundings with her artistic talents. Yearbook Photographer, Photographer Courier, School Productions Volleyball Team, Clzagim Poster Committee, Big Sister, Service Squad, Class plays '71 ANNE LAZARUS :HDD CUUI Wm TVITTJII H217 Altlnougti sine aspires to malce Hebrew tier native lan- guage, Anne has become sucrrgc-ssful in tier co-editorstiip of our finalist: newspaper and has won many a leactner's amlairn for well written articles. A devoted Wtizractii Hat- zair rricrrvtwr, Anne is always 1-agar to support Ntizractifs ideals by 'lmaasetwf' as well as lay Hditourf' Co-liflitor-in-Chief Courier, School Debating Team, t Class Debating Team, Cu'lrl, Class plays, Claagigu Com- miltrfns, Arista 'JD THELMA LEVINE 'ITJD7 UTPTEH wumn If you want a good person to laugh or cry with, Thelma neatly fits the bill. A gay, sympathetic lriencl and a staunch lvlizrachi-ite, Thelma is just naturally well-lilced. Whenever in cloubt as to Where to final Thelma, just loolc for Anne Lazarus ancl sure enough. Co-manager of Guild, Courier, Class Secretary, Booster, Class play, Tutor if WD! SIVYA LEVOVITZ TI'l1I'l U1i2TJ'? H711 Hats off to this new Jerseyite who commutes 120 miles per day to attenol classes at Central. Starting off with a bang, Sivie servecl well as CLO. Secretary in her sopho- more year ancl has maintained prominence ever since. Endurant, energetic, ancl full of pep, Sivie will surely succeeecl in her planned career as a scientist. G.O. Secretary, Class President, Librarian, Arista, Arista Vice-President, Typist, Big Sister ii at l'P'R ltC ABBY LEVY TITIN TlUJ11J'l UDTI TITTNN Under AlJlJy's shy and quiet exterior lies a lline, clroll sense ol humor which has Charmecl ancl clelightecl her many friends. Ahhyls clear anrl penetrating prose is just one manifestation of her considerable intellectual powers. Typist, Class Vice-President, Class Secretary, Class Treasurer, Librarian, Arista, Oklahoma, The King and I, Big Sister, Class plays 26 .ve-s 573 NAOMI LIPMAN DTN 'PD UWUJII TITPTPTJ Naomi is a lively girl with a generous nature. Her mis- chievousness has brought about many hilarious episodes, and her friendly salutations have brightened many a morning at Central. Class Librarian, School Productions, Class plays C Fl np -1 RITA LIFTON TITIUUJII UTRFI NR TIYJPTJ Kindness ancl generosity of spirit are an integral part of this ardent Bnei Akiva-nik. Fun-loving, witty, ancl cheer- ful, Rita always brings as much zest to living as she cloes grace to dancing. A clreary day is always brightened hy a clever quip from Rita. Booster, Service Squad, Arista plays, Class plays + 'U SYLVLA MEIZLIK 1'lP7I'lTJU TIN I'INJ1lU1 UUUJTI TIN TIIIHIN A goorl-nalurecl ancl fluiel' girl, Sylvia, lilce all Hcclva-nilis njoyg singing ancl dancing. Her cooperative and helpful aturc is appreciated hy her lricncls. Taslelully clressccl and as neat as a pin, Sylvia is always welcome wherever she goes. Class plays, Cllagigu Committees, School Clioir, Big Sister 27 na PEARL MESKIN 'lfl 'FN Umi TIEI' T213 Our Arista President, Pearl Pills her role with vivacious charm and genuine competence. A versatile and talented girl, she has done an excellent job as English Literary Editor of the yearhoolc. Her engaging warmth and sweet personality have made her one of the best-loved seniors. Arista President, English Literary Editor Elchanet, Class plays, Arista plays, Tutor, Hamevaser, Class Vice- President 'EDEN ELAINE NATH 'll HITOLUJI i'I'?'JJ Elaine, with her funny and uninhihited actions and re- marks, has added uzingl' to many a class. A natural tallcer. her flair for acting was uncovered lay her performance in our class play about slavery. This peppy and enthu- siastic girl is always a delight to he with. Booster, Class plays, Guild, Chagiga Committees ZELDA NISSEL U'TJLlJFI ITJ P711 U'TJTiTI'J THWIITI 'PD UITWTJH 'PJ Always friendly and always helpful is Zelda. A girl of many talents, her varied interests range from piano play- ing to sewing and knitting. Generous and cheery, were'er she chances to he, she is loved and appreciated. Librarian, Class plays, Newspaper Typist, School Choir PHYLLIS NOBLE UJJJ 'TIT Tt'D't't Phyllis is a genial ancl sincere member oi our senior class, Slie is an independent tliinlier as siiown lay lier intense participation in many debates. A good-naturecl girl, Phyl- lis is iuneloving and enjoys Hebrew clancing. Volleyball Team, Class Debating Team, Class Treasurer, Class plays, Arista play 17 'W'I'1 BASHEVA NULMAN U'P1l'lTJ1 U'I11U FPUJIJTJ 'PD Basheva iias time clistinction of being the first girl in our class to obtain contact lenses las il a girl as attractive as she is neecls tlieml. But lier true interests lie with tlxose less fortunate than she, as is sliown lay loner volunteer lios- pital worlc ancl lier clesire to laecome a nurse. Booster, Sports Eclitor Courier, Yearbook Photographer, Class Debating Team, Class Treasurer, Class plays 'MTBE EDNA OFFENBACHER U'Il1U U'UJ1JT.tIl TIUPEJ1 THU11 FITJIJTI Erlna verily iiulilzlfcs over with clrarm, wit, intelligence, and low: ol Iitf-, Renowruffl lor l1er great talent at time lcey- l'JUi,lftl,.Sllf1 is a girl ol many talents and a true cleliglut for all ol us. Cllf'f!flfff1llf!f, Booster, Yeuflmole Historian, Arista, Head Lilaruriun, Class Secretary, School Pianist, Co-rlircclor of rjlilirllflmil 29 n '1'?!H7 W SHELLEY OKUN TIJ'I ULHLIJP1 ITE! PHTLU NYTJTI TN We certainly missed Shelleys funny antics and clever comments during her absence the second term of our freshman year, when she was haslcing in the israel sun. But she returned to enliven our remaining years at Central with such things as a memoralale performance as Ali Hakim in Oklahoma and the designing of our senior pin. A many talented girl with a bright personality, Shelley will he an asset to any country in which she settles. Booster. Class President, Class Vice-President, Business Manager Courier, Decorating Committee, Class plays, Arista. Chagim Poster Committee, Hamevaser WD CIVIY REICHMAN 'PRWUJ' TPRJJ l'It JP't3 U UJJ 1'I'DTIl An honest and sincere girl, Civiy was deservedly chosen to he G.O. Treasurer in her Junior year. Her enthusiastic leadership of the Hrfzedalcan drive and voluntary worlc at the Jewish Guild for the Blind typify Civiy's thoughtful- ness and Concern for others. Successful in her studies and in forming friendships, she is sure to do well in all her future endeavors. Arista, Charity Drive Head, G.O. Altemate, Class plays, G.O. Treasurer, Class President, Librarian, Guild, School Debating Team, Hamevaser, School Production np:-1 ROSE RESMOVITS HTDTJ U'J'JElU P1117 This heautiful, hlue-eyed blonde truly graces our haslcet- hall and volleyhall teams. Rose is well-lifted for her quiet exterior, covering a sensitive, sincere. sympathetic soul As Assistant Art Editor of the Yearhoolt, she has proven herself delightful to worlc with and delightful to he with Arista, Assistant Art Editor Elchanet, Captain Basket- ball, Class President, School Productions, Volleyball Team 30 Yr. '.,, 4 A N 0 5 CHANA ROMM nrmm mum rmnn An Israeli-born American, Ct1ana's literary talents and great determination white CoAEditor-in-Chief of the Cou- rier ixave elevated its standards. An active participant in class room discussions, stie is well tilted by teachers as welt as friends. Cilana possesses and utilizes an excellent sense of humor to time enjoyment of att. Courier Bulletin Editor, Co-Editor-in-Chief Courier, Arista, Guild, Tutor, Hamevaser, Cltagim Poster Commit- tee, Class plays ': 4.:..:'.':12:.krX' WD! BELLA ROSENBLUM T171 TVW71 HID' N7 Diligence, initiative, and interest in learning turing to mind our dear friend Betta. She has a unique and creative style of writing and a keen mind for math. A bright smite and a ready giggte complete this pretty picture. Class plays, School Choir, Guild, Talent Show, Yearbook Photographer Bm ROSELEE ROTHVVAX fIR'?3t TITWIJ TIUJNTI DN 'H UT' From tier inevitable tate entrance in time morning to tier usual tate departure in llu- evening, Rosetee is sweet and good nalured. Pretty as welt as smart, Rosetee has found tile time to excel in tier studies as well as to devote tlours as a sctlool librarian. Lilnrarian, Clieering Squacl, Typist Courier, Service Squad, Tutor, Clroir, Class plays, Arista, Arista plays 31 Bm BARBARA SCHNEID TIN' HJTI11 'ITJDU 'UTI Not every class is fortunate enough to have such an in- telligent, Cooperative lass like Barbara. Respectful to her teachers, considerate of her friends, it is no small wonder that Barbara is welcome anywhere she goes. Booster, Cheerleader, Class Vice-President, Class Treas- urer, Seruice Squad 4 751 VICKY SCHONFELD TIJTTH TITHJ 1'l1 l1Tl UTI Vivacious Vicky is her name, as all of Central will verily. Since coming to Central from Y.C.Q., she has charmecl her teachers and friencls. A participant in numerous ex- tra-Curricular activities, she has held several class offices and been a Guild volunteer. This B'nei Alciva-nilc intends to study next year in Israel. Class Vice-President, Class Secretary, Chagiga Commit- tees, Hebrew Qratoricat Contest, Booster, Class plays, Guild, Big Sister, Service Squad, Peter Pan, The King ancl l, Arista play X 5i'r:'n MINDY SEIDENFELD TIPWILTI TIN TIDTJH TJDTJ 1TlT'N Nlincly has brightenecl many a weelcencl with her liveli- ness and spirited Hebrew clancing. Aclept with culinary arts she has the makings ol a Torah true ubaala-bustaf' Always reacly to go out ol: her way to help a friend, she has appropriately chosen to enter the lzielcl of physical therapy. Booster Leader, Class Treasurer, Dancing in Purim Cha- giga, Dancing Club YAEL SIDON 'PD' U UJJTJ 't7tIll l Yael is a quiet girl, a girl of profounci tliougilts anci emo- tions. Diaturity and wisclom beyond lmer years are reliecteci in her sensitive poetry anci beautiful prose. We appiauci this talent in our rnicist. Literary Editor Courier, Service Squad, Arista, Assistant Literary Eclitor Elctranei naw: MALKA SILVER TIIVPTID FITLUUI 't J,DD ITPNILU Hailing irom the capital of Pennsylvania, lViallca's natural gilt for speech and intellectual capacities have macie lier an interesting companion. Set on Stern as time college of her choice from iier fresiiman year at Central, Malkals franlcness ancl sincerity have macle iwer a valuecl lriencl ancl we are sure that they will remain valuable assets in all tier future undertakings. Cllaggia Committees, Big Sister, Scenery Committee for school play nv: BELLA SOLOVV In HTNJ 'PNTUJ' THD This snap-lmppy camera luuq lias livcnccl many a Y.U. Ciiagiua with tier vivacious, lun-loving personality. Beliefs spiritwi participation in f'XlfE1fLL1l'fiIfUl21l' activities, sucin as iizislwtlmali anri volleyball, lravr: aclcicrl to time Ruacil of Central many times over. Uaslufllmll Team, Volleyball Team, Booster, Class plays, Ynarlmolt Pliotograplier 4-X 755. BETH TIRTZA SPIEGEL FIYIID TIEP A cute and humorous girl, Tirtza, although arriving a year alter her classmates, quiclely became popular and well liked. Her bright, capricious remarlcs have caused many a student to smile and many a teacher to frown. Vve can be truly grateful lo the Far Rockaway winds for having lnlown into our midst this vibrant and charming girl. Cheerleader, Class Treasurer, Librarian, Tutor, Big Sister H5711 EVA STEINBERGER HUJN1 FIUJPH ITU FI'l1'I' FITJ imagine a refined and modest personality added to hright- ness and intelligence, aside from a iiuency in French, and you have Eva. Though a sweet and olnliging girl, she has the admirable strength of character to uphold her convic- tions. Hameuaser, Class Vice-President, Librarian, Class Debat- ing Team, Arista, School Debating Team 34 77251 TINA STEINBERG NTJDTI TI7NUJLlJ ITPNUJ HEI' With a toss ol her lulaclc locks and a sparlcle in her eyes, Tinals grand entrance has livened up many a classroom. Her not-so-naive questions, especially while learning Breishit, have sent classrooms into gales of laughter countless times. But do not let her fool you, Tina is really a clever girl. Class Debating Team, Service Squad, Class plays, School Productions 0 BEATRICE STERN EPLIJDUI1 HNJ TILIJN This diminutive bundle of energy and tnonhomie is unani- mously respected for her maturity, sincerity, and Consider- ation. A seemingly unobtrusive girl, Beaty is affahte, out- going, and lends a sympathetic ear to everyone. Her many Hmaalotn will enrich the lives of all those who cross her pat . Guilcl, Cliagiga Committees, Service Squacl D3 'N ELLEN STERN TIN? TIUJPI DTJUJ? TITHU An outstanding speaker, Ellen excels in debating. She has a tively interest in politics and psychology. Proven herself to be a good, true friend, she has served well as vice-president of the Senior Council. Her keen, quiclc thoughts and lucid opinions have made her a respected and appreciated memlaer of our class. Arista, School Debating Ntanager, Class President, Senior Council Vice-President, Class plays, Debating Team T1 11 EVA STERN 'IUTH TIPTE 1'IE'J't11 A blond and pretty member of our Senior class. Eva has shown us her Hair for drama hy her impressive portrayal of Curly in Oklahoma. Her soft-hearted and affectionate nature however, is not an act, and she has hecome en- deared lo us lay an appealing guilessness. Her devotion to Yahac,lut is manifest in the uruachn she so often displays. Class Committees, Oklahoma, Peter Pan, Class Secretary, Courier, Arista plays, Oratorical Contest 55 4 1 LEA STERNBERG new immv maui mvum vm Her rare integrity and generosity have made Lea one of the most popular girls in our class. Enthusiasm in athle- tics, enthusiasm in her studies, and enthusiasm in her trienclships typity this lovely ucentralitef' Basketball Team, Volleyball Team, Booster, Class Secre- tary, Class plays, Class Vice-President WTI? EDNA STONE 'ITIN UIPTJII TI'?1TJ1 Tl7U'l Bright and alert, a Whiz at math and science, Edna is one ot the few among us who has managed to stay calm and unruttled throughout these four trying years. Amialale and good-natured she works diligently at every task assigned he1'. She heads the Chagim committee which enhances the appearance of our school with lovely posters. Librarian, Class Vice-President, Class Secretary, Class President, Arista Secretary, Chagim Poster Committee Head I'P ?11'1 JUDY TARLOVVE NEWT! 'J91 'ITJHJH TIT PN Judy adds spice to an often dull class. Vvhether adding up points lor our lyasltettaall or volleyball teams or solicit- ing ads for the Courier, Judy does everything eagerly and does it all well. Zest-titled and adept at matting friends, Judy will surely always he a welcome sight. Basketball Team, Volleyball Team, Class President. Class Treasurer, Sing, Class Debating Team, Courier Business ltlanager, Class plays O z NA05 II TEIGMAN YTIRJ 'LNTTJ1 1'ID TMP 'J Five foot two, eyes of Hue, hionci hair too, are all vaiuahle assets of Naomi. A lover of classical music. she was blessed with a lovely voice. She also has the knack of a good home-malcer, enjoying cooking and baking, and has accrued much knowledge through her prolific reacting. School Choir, Booster, Service Squad, Oklahoma np:-1 RGBERTA TELLER 13171 TITITCIUJ TITIJ Commuting from North Bergen, New Jersey each clay, Roberta greets the early morning and her friends with a dry Wit and a refreshing sense of humor. She is Weil- dressed and wears clothes well as evidenced by her par- ticipation in hoth school fashion shows. Booster Leader, Cheerleader, Fashion Show iworlel, Guild, Class plays 7173 '35 FRONIA TOPOR U'1UJ D171 TPB Xvhrfrffw-r si flmllfcnging :tml provocative question arises, Fmmg, can inf-vitnhly he found taclding the prohlem with if-rvur. Her rntiormlisrn, rl:-nr thinking anrl common sense will prow: to tn- sm invuluahlr- asset in the pursuance of a 1 sm-frr in Volitirnl Sr irfm f-. Arnong Ilu- rirrlr- of her friemls. lfrfarrm has always prow-rl tu in- si sinuzrf- zmrl trustworthy inriivirlunl, well liifrzfl hy fill. fflnss xvrtll'-l,l'0.'silllfIIl, Floss Treasurer. Ciass Dnlmlirig Tvfum, Vlirigigri Cornrnillerfs 37 ' ll REBECCA ULMAN 'IND 1'tEl 1 'PJLIJ TIIIIU Our unanimously elected editor-in-chief is an individual to be esteemed and admired. Endowed with virtue, brains, and beauty, Rebecca excels in everything' she sets out to do. We have all gained from our friendship with her. Feature Editor Courier, Editor-in-Chief Courier, Editor- in-Chief Etchanet, Class President, Class Debating Team H CHERYL WADLER 1J1'tN'lP'? 'UTPUJ 'IUJR 'H 1171 Gur amiable, lively Cheryl partalces in almost every ex- tra-curricular activity, from managing the athletic teams t starring in several school productions. Her vivacity has amazed and amused teachers and students alike, injectin interest and variety into classes. Athletic Nlanager, Basketball Team, Service Squad, G.O. Alternate, Librarian. lxlilcado, Peter Pan, The King and Sing, Big Sister, School Choir, Elchanet Historian 38 D31 RUTH VOEHL 'IDU '?TJ'IJ 'PLD ITD '?1'l'J A most amiable girl, Ruthie is lcind-hearted and always ready with a helping hand. Although quiet and soft- spolcen, she is ever on the qui Vive. Ruthie, a diligent student, is admired and respected by all her classmates. Librarian, Food Committee, Typist, Choir, Service Squad, Class plays o E I. .vw-' Ya, NOEMIE WETZLER 1111111111 111111 WLUDTJ A true linguist, Noemie came to us from Tangiers, not knowing any English. She soon amazecl teachers ami stu- clents by her rapicl mastery of the language. This pretty upetiten has a sparkling personality which enchants and enclears her to all her classmates. Service Squad, Big Sister, Uslierette, G.O. Alternate, Math Club, Discussion Club, Dancing Club 4' 2 SARAH VVISNIEWSKI IPD 'PR EFUJJJ IPF! ITJ U'NXt'fl U l1T Paterson's wincls have blown our way a bright and pert lass. Sarah is a fervent leacier of Mizrachi Hatzair. She is also lmown to burst into song and dance with indomi- table mach, Class Secretary, G.O. Altemate, Librarian, School Choir, Arista play, Class plays '71 DK CAROL ZARETZKY WTI 'TJ' 73 1J'l N71 JIU 1'I'?U1J A genuine nature is coupled with an aclventurous spirit in Tzippy. Kinolheartecl ancl intelligent, she has cultivated many strong ties ol frienclship with her classmates. Tzippy has aclrlecl much zest to our class with her Cute voice ancl sweet personality. Class Debating Team, Booster, Class plays, Fashion Show Model 39 51 o SANDRA ZUCKER TIJ1llJ'? '?,D TUTI TIWITI instilled with a deep eagerness for Torah learning, Sandy feels that some of our teachers strengthened this desire in her. She hopes to be able to spread the ideals of Judaism by becoming a Hebrew teacher. Her sweetness and warmth have gained her many close friends. Volleyball Team, Courier Bulletin Editor, Class Secretary, G.O. Alternate, Librarian, Committees, Arista plays, Class plays D321 ITTJLIJ RT NWILU D'l'f'1 UT 11711 LlJ'l1J UTR 'PJ Transfering from Brooklyn Central in her Junior year. Chanie quickly found her niche. Chicly dressed, Chanie is always pleasant and friendly. We are fortunate to have amongst us this engaging China doll. CHANA ZYSKIND Class piays, Service Squad, Cliagim Poster Committee, Big Sister 11315 BRENDA FROMIVIER i'lElL'1 THRU U'NUJ TID 'HIL Brenda's sharp wit and lively sense of humor were sorely missed during her absence. An ardent Bnei Akiva-nilc, she was very fortunate in spending her senior year in israel. A lively participant in discussions on any topic, Brenda often provides much food for thought. Class Debating Manager, Hamevuser, Class plays, Guiiri. Tutor ffzss I Q Il l Senior Class History The C.I.A. fCentral Intelligence Agencyj If Proud lo Prevent THE KING AND US Every step literally directed and produced by the Senior Class of '64 Wriiterz by Joy Brickman Edna Oifenbacher Cheryl Wadler National Anthem .............................. Played by Edna Olfen Hdffklld .,............................ Sung by Cantor Nulman sitting Scene I Scene II Scene III Scene IV Scene V and Barbara Schneid standing ACTI STAGE SETTINGS Little red .rrbool home, with bars on the windows and locks on the doors. Little freshmen can be seen entering in all sizes and shapes, running through hall- ways, following mixed up schedules. Clurrroom rrene. Presiding over this class is a gray-haired, magic fairy. On far end of stage one sees a full-page picture of the First Lady. Staring at this picture, a handsome young man wearing class donated Suspenders has fallen into a trance. Adjacent to the down staircase, near the east wing, stands a machine per- sonally attended to by Tarlowe and Com- pany. Off center the Spanish Class is making history by starting a long line of unsuccessful successors to the throne of Spanish rulers. Auditorium. The lord high executioner can be seen saluting joy, Shelomith, and Cheryl for their performance in The Mikado. In the same breath, he warns certain little maids from school that they may soon find themselves wan- dering minstrels on 58th Street. Spring Irene. The juniors travel to Is- rael aboard S.S. Ziong the Sophomores skip their way to the Land of Oz, while the Freshmen are on their way to vic- tory! Off to the left football practice is going on near Croton-on-the-Hudson. Nurses' aids stand by to patch up torn pants with adhesive tape f??j Courtroom rcerze. All focus on center stage, the bench, jury box, and spec- tators' sections can be seen. The actors are backstage preparing for what seems to be the biggest and best show in the C.I.A.'s history. END OF ACT I I. 2. 3. A. f 6516161 4-mx liit I 9, .. sf ' ima f4'?HIi4t ills ill: il. ll s all 5 I V II Acf Il - Musical Numbers To be sung to the tune of The Flowers that Bloom in the Spring : The Flowers that bloom on a hat, tra la, Remind us that good we must seek. Te le, te la, te les, la la We'Il never learn French this way, ha ha We'lI learn some fancy Greek, yes, we'll learn some fancy Greek. To be sung to the tune of Lilco the Fiery Dra- gon : One bright sunny morning she panted into school This is not a country club became her golden rule, When Cheryl's with the dragon he shows no temperament, For if things proceed norm-ally he'll get his ten per cent. To the tune of G-d Bless American: Once we had a teacher, Mon Dieu was her name, On tests she eyed us, she stood beside us, But we all passed French iust the same. To be sung by the members of the Johann Strauss music club. 5. 6. 7. W-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E Wickey Mouse, Wickey Mouse, forever may our SCHEUNFELD reign on high .... All those who believe in fairies may sing this to the tune of Tender Shepherd : Tender Shimon, tender Shimon, Don't you ever count your sheep, One in the first row, one in the second row, All in the back row fast asleep. To the tune of Mac the Knife : Oh, the sun shines on that bright face and it shows teeth pearly white, When we see him with that knife, Babe, How we all squeal out of fright. To be sung to the tune of lf I had a Hammer : It I had a needle, I'd be knitting in the morning, I'd learn the art of knitting when the lovin' sun's brightg I'd eye that paper 'til I learned how to do it, Then I'd bring about love between teacher and student All over this land. Acf lll In Act lll we take our next big step into our Junior year and find that it would have been smarter to stay home in bed. However, we are soon exposed to the rigors of Jewish History, and before we know what hit us, we are introduced to a cer- tain Miss Adlerblum-this proving disastrous for all, especially for Naomi L. and Fran G., who learn that a Mutual Notebook does not necessarily give Mutual Insurance! The Bossa Nova is the style in Mr. Goldstein's class as we wait and wait . . . for that June party. But we are destined for even greater things - Mrs. Faskowitz, for example. Mrs. Faskowitz: Cheryl Vadler, can you give me a sen- tence with the word 'bruder ? Cheryl: Ich bin gegangin mit Howie Bruder. Well, you can't win 'em all, and as the laughter dies down, we find ourselves waltzing through a History course in Mr. Siegel's Rest Room lhome was never like thisl, and if you make your reservations early enough, you can play iacks in the back of the room undisturbed. A refreshing period of relaxation was iust what we needed as we landed on two left feet in chemistry class with school-spirited Mrs. Blossom l?l whose great susceptibility to robbery lsearch usl moves the Junior girls on at a faster pace-but alas, no luck with Elisheva O'Brien, so we turn from French in search of better things-poor Miss Laffargue, some people thought she was Santa Claus because she received so much mail. We dance the Horah at our Y.U. and Bronx weekends, and as the plot thickens, so do the group of girls in Miss Strasser's class, where you can find an unlimited supply of fresh garden vegetables. We put our best foot forward in the fashion show, and our streak of good fortune, Mrs. Franklin, puts her foot down as she wonders at the Nature of the mass exodus from the class- room. We cogitate, meditate, and finally revolt to take time out to Study for our Hly Regents, little knowing that our formidable administrator would reward us with-well, U know! At the High School Bowl, Rozi and Rebecca contest with the best, and we finish the year on a high note with The King and l, lled by B.B.l-a great financial and aesthetic success, due perhaps to the magnetic effect of the royal balded pate? Two engagement announcements leave us starry-eyed, but we are brought back to earth lperhaps too soonl to take the Final Exams ,... 1- 1 A sl is 1 J V .'l f Q s -4 .54 mggilt s'Au'fu-1 - ri X, 2 n I9 Q . Q rl :T s A ' if 1' ' fi X L ! QPU 2 S ll a 'F 'fxl SJ i A-is Jia, XX 'S 1? Act IV Lights dim as the curtain rises. Bailitf: All rise. lThe iudge walks solemnly to the bench knowing that he has a tough case on his hands.l The SENIOR CLASS of I964 vs. the Administration. Please be seated. Judge: A case of most unusual circumstances has come before this court. The SENIOR CLASS of 1964 is trying to prove to this court and the Administration that they are able and competent young adults and should be allowed the privilege of graduating from high school this June. Will the Prosecutor call his first witness to the stand. Prosecutor: I call for my first witness Mr. Parent de Senior. Bailiff: Raise your right hand, please. Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth-so help you G-d? Parent de Senior: I do. Prosecutor: State your name and address please. Parent de Senior: Sir Parent de Senior, 462 Pity Student Avenue, New York I9, New York. Prosecutor: Now, Sir Parent de Senior, how many years did you suffer along with your poor, tired, and overworked daughter? Defendant: Obiection. There has been no evidence to prove that this subiect was overworked. Judge: There will be evidence. Overruled. lProsecutor turns to glance at Jury with a triumphant gleam in his eye. The defendant shrinks back into his seat, but one can still see a confident air about him.l Prosecutor: To continue, how long was your daughter subiected to this torture? Defendant: lRising to his feet stubbornlyl Your Honor . . . Judge: Overruled, if you would only let the prosecutor finish his statement you would clearly see what he is aiming at. Continue with no more interruptions, or I will dismiss this courtroom session and that will end all courtroom sessions for the rest of this term. Parent de Senior: My daughter has been going to this school for four years. She arose every day at 6:00 A.M. so as not to be late, and came home every night at 6:00 P.M. There was never a night when she could go to sleep before Il:OO P.M.: she had so much work. In fact, I think there was one teacher who believed in giving a term paper every week. l'Il never forget the first snow storm of '64. Practically no other institution had school that day- so my daughter decided that she didn't have school either. Well, it turned out that when we called up the school to make sure lat I2:3Ol, she was ordered to go to school and spend the rest of the afternoon there. Prosecutor: No further questions, your Honor. Judge: We will now hear from the attorney for the defense. Att. for Defense: Sir Parent de Senior, with your complaining, how do you account for the fact that Bourenstein and Often found time to direct Oklahoma, or, for that matter, where did Seniors find the time for basketball: where do Anne and Chana get the time to be Editors of the School Newspaper, or Rebecca, the Editor-in- Chief of the Yearbook, and furthermore, how about the fashion show or the Forest Hills SENIOR weekend? I know they have even found time for organizing the Rhotte Phynques Society during their Con- stitutional Convention. Can you answer these questions? Wg 46 ,E Bailittz You may step down. Prosecutor, next witness please. Prosecutor: I call Miss SENIOR I964. BailiFf: Raise your right hand please. Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth-so help you G-d? Senior: l'm sorry, I don't swear. One of my prophets' teachers told us never to swear about anything, even if we are sure about it. Prosecutor: Be seated please. May I remind you that whatever you say in this courtroom may be held as evidence for or against you ,... Your graduation is at stake! State your case. Senior: During the past four years I spent most of my time land that includes free time tooll working for, and at Yeshiva University High School for Girls of Manhattan. In the beginning of the year we welcomed Freshmen, on the biblical note of West Side Story, only to be forced back into reality with a mock Constitutional Convention, presided over by the Maiority Whip. The lunchroom machine busi- ness booms when Mr. Cohen comes to teach, but when he starts praising our simplicity, beauty and clothing land our beloved shop- pers get caughtl, we decide to go on diets. We all look forward to Thursdays when our real education begins-discussions with Doctor Jofifen. Our poor Hebrew 7B Class, not only do we ride to and from school on trains, but it seems we take an express train every day when we learn Torah. Every Tuesday is Chana's blessing, while apples are her lite savers. But what's this? Senior rings and keys? Wait, there seems to be some problem over the PIGTURE on the senior pin. Your Honor, I would like to conclude by stating that I have had a rewarding experience in coming to this school, working together with this capable Administration and making wonderful friendships. How- ever, l believe, that we have earned our Graduation. Prosecutor: No further questions. Judge: Defense Attorney? Defense: No questions, your Honor. Judge: Iln a low, grave voicel Based on the evidence presented I do hereby proclaim that this Senior Class should be permitted to graduate from Yeshiva University High School for Girls of Manhattan, with all strings detached. May they be blessed with a full and happy life. Remember you're on your own! CURTAIN FALLS 4, ' If Z L'TZ74T- 2 I' 5 l lla' 'I ,lil I Mldlvli1iW Ix1 W 'Ut - y miuilliil J ll'l'l,fil'i .W' 'gis t I xtlllll ilgvtw JV, ,? . ' ., wil Aix Klip . ffvfiga 'T' 'yi X 71 I I if' I ll ffl Synthesis Dusk is falling. The air is cool for a summer's evening. The leaves are gently tossed about by the wind. Through the foliage to the right I can see the blue, calm Waters of the Kenneret. I am alone with my past. I-low beautiful it must have been then. I can imagine, because now, even among the ruins, I can see and feel the beauty of the place. Tiberias, the name itself bespeaks of days long ago. The pillars of the old shul stand majestically in the gathering darkness, I see three boys standing and davening ma'ariv among them. Do they belong to the pres- ent, or are they too part of the past of which this land is so full? I suddenly think of the atomic plant on the outskirts of the new town, Dimona. Yes, I realize, this is the land of the future tied up with the past. Israel, the ancient name which an angel gave to Jacob, is now the name of a tiny, ever developing, and growing country - a land which today is adding many new pages to its glorious history. Each day sees more housing developments and more factories. Each day, whether at the airfield at Lod or the port at Haifa, sees more jews gathering in the land from all corners of the earth. Each day, in the laboratories, scientists make great strides in every field of research. Each day new pipelines are laid towards the South - ever towards the South, to the Negev. Yes, the 48 CIVIY REICHMAN promised miracles of this ancient land are wrought and revealed each day. The land, which twenty years ago was almost complete desert, is again becoming the land flowing with milk and honey. Physical past and present are merging. Yet it is to the Jew himself to whom we turn with question- ing eyes. Can he too find it within himself to merge the past and the present? Can we 'develop in con- sonance with our religion, which has kept us united as a nation even while we were scattered to the four corners of the earth? The farmer at K'far Ha-Rosh and Kibbutz Chafetz Chaim will affirm that, after a hard week's work he finds strength in the peacefulness of the Shabbat. After the strenuous task of harvesting, Succoth is a time when he can rejoice and give thanks to Hashem for His goodness and bounty. The businessmen and scientists who come to Bnai Brak during Hchadshei calahi' to learn, also will affirm it. More and more people are realizing that Torah can be the nucleus of the scientist's and businessman's life, as well as that of the yeshiva student. There is no doubt of this movement to a social and religious synthesis. Yes, as the land emerges once again in its eternal existence, so too reemerges the jewish nation, proud of their heritage, facing the future. A Sea of Values PEARL MESKIN Nzmlsnf fOutset on the road of lifej A tiny being thrust into a huge universe. No time to wonder at azure heavens, vermilion sun, sloping hills. No, the trip must be resumed lest we be forgotten on the mere banks. We too must join the rolling masses, tiny and large, on the undulating waves. We too must travel the sea of life. Profom QPositive Value-sj Ah, the sea hides a wealth of stores. Here are goodness, purity and wholesomeness, here is the treasure of truth. Grasp it, for nothing can substi- tute for this treasure. Kindness and generosity are Hoating by. Grab the heartfelt kindness and hold fast to the generosity of soul, for they offer the truest reward. Love is passing by, love for fellow man. Take love into your heart, nurture it, and give it away, for it will always be returned. Love pays the highest interest. Elerlrom fNegative Valuesj The fury of menacing thunderheads, the stormy breaking waves. Falsehood is steering its stern toward you. Its silvery serpent-like tongue is hard to avoid, Seltishness is spreading its poison throughout. Hatred and venom are crushing in upon you. Where to turn? Oh, for the bliss of calmer waters. Nenlrozzt fNeutralityj The talmer waters are a certain relief. No menac- ing haired here but neither is there the glory of love. No selhshness but seltlessness is absent as well. A net ot' ayathy, inditferenfe, I feel lost and sinking. There lx no rnnariirig In the toyage of life. Stagnant waters, no liffyei, :in .1ijDlf5.fIUDS. Is this sinking mud to 'a' h me in a net of apathy for the rest of my '.f,L,a,:z? Ti, hetfer not to l ff,' On the sea than to be aught aflrif' poll-le.s, nowhere to turn, nothing to . I 'L l'JI'. Oh : qllf,'.'.' rnines, Oh, mankind, let us clasp hands :xml ffiflenfir 'fi pierfe this stifling curtain of indif- V Vgfiff l.- ' -i, funn i l'iuin,iri fhziin and thwart evil efforts Hoff. iiriany our fl':faflei'iie, l.et uf, he with arms 'ri' 'TC' li' I' i'll. if: '.'l'l'-'Llflll lll': gflflfl, 1NlLifll4lIlCl,lCf g',.:':'.f, ions. 42 QA Donde Vamos? BEVERLY GROSS Cuando Adan fue la fmica persona en la tierra, sus esperanzas y aspiraciones fueron por el clesarollo de la venidera raza hu- mana. El Creyo que con el aumento de la poblacion, crecerian las bendiciones del mundo, y penso que no habria sentido. Pasaron los anos, se aumento la raza humana, pero el hombre continuo a sen- tirse solo y tener la necesidad de propa- garse. A1 principio cada persona fue un indi- viduo integro. Cada acto suyo tenia signi- flcado e influyo en la vida de hombres alrededor de el. Siglos mas tarde se extendieron los afros de la vida humana, gracias a los milagrosos descubrimientos cientincos. La consecuen- cia es que ahora el mundo sufre de un exceso de poblacion. El hombre ha perdido su individualismo y frecuentemente siente que el no se necessita. Conque, a pesar de los conocimientos y educaclon esparcidos solo un genio o un gran jefe puede vercla- deramente sentir que el habia sido un esla- bon impofrante en la cadena cle las genera- ciones. En el porvenlr cercano no sera necesario emplear muchas personas en las diversas industrias. Pocos empleados bastaran para preparar lo esencial que necesitamos para vivir. El hombre va a interrogarse y buscar el significado y el valor de su vida. Ahora el hombre tiene que hacer frente a un problema Casi imposible a resolver. En el pasado no habia bastantes trabajadores ex- pertos para las industrias crecientes, Hoy dia la mdquina es mis experta que el hombre, le quita el empleo y la poblacion se au- rnenta todos los clias. Desde Adan hasta el itomo los problemas del hombre no han cesado, sino se han complicado. multiplicado, han cambiado su forma, hacienclose sumamente dificiles a resolver. La Science Contre la Bible SIMMY KAPROW ll ne faut pas dire que les constatations scientifiques au sujet de l'evolution sont en conflit avec l'histoire biblique de la creation. Au contraire, on peut voir des similarites entre les deux. Les hommes de science nous disent que la vie a.nimale commenga dans l'eau et puis progressa aux petits animaux terrestres, suivis par les plus grandes betes, culminant avec le debut du genre humnin. Est-ce que notre Torah ne clit pas, en verite, la meme chose? Le recit biblique raconte que les eaux pro- duisirent des animaux vivants, que l'air fut ensuite plein cloiseaux. Dans la. Bible, les animaux aquatiques sont mentionnes avant les animaux terrestres - ce qui s'accord avec la theorie scientifique que les poissons pre- cederent les oiseaux. Alors, la Bible nous raconte la creation des plus grandes betes, et enfin du premier homme. La science explique que les organismes simples devinrent cle plus en plus complexes -cc qui saccorde aussi avec la Torah. Au commencement, les plus simples organismes eurent moins delements dans leurs environsg donc, moins d'ennemis. Par consequent, la complcxite n'etair pas necessaire. Quand Dieu Crea de plus en plus cl'animaux, il les Ht de plus en plus complexes pour mieux s'adapter 51 leurs environs, devenus plus com- plc:f:f.s avec le cleveloppement des nouvclles formcs vivantes. II me sernble done que lc recit cle la Bible ct la , theories de ltr science nc sont pas du tout contmdictoires. f ' ,.i X if Z Q i N o QQ it H ,2-.YQJP Qu i A ' . i Si wi., 51 From clam to Atom By A. G. Nosric xx f' xi! . x A I ,X N 'i' A f - i u fflfl I Sc ,I K X .N 1 I I D 4 ,f it V' . X .N i .X X X , ,fi K XE, y. K XJ J X . it V X.- X v K, f X x In the beginning there was an atom. It was the smallest of small, introverted and shy. It stood alone, an infinitesimal being, surrounded by a vast expanse of nothingness. Thus it remained for an inconceivable number of years. Thus it vegetated unaware of its manifold destiny, of its future. For this simple, inhibited atom was eventually to become everything, the world! Suddenly, one memorable day or year or epoch, the lone atom multiplied! Spontaneous generation was forthwith established. The two priceless partners gave rise to others. Of course, this basically simple evolu- tionary process occupied the space of several eons. Ultimately the atoms rejoined in a solemn pact to be- come molecules. The strongest and oldest of the molecules, the pro- tein molecule, was the ancestor of organic matter, This able-bodied mass multiplied again and again and joined other molecules who became the fish of the sea, the sea itself, in fact every bit of organic matter in the world. These very molecules who took the form of the primitive animals became Adam, the first man. Yes, by this slow process of evolution Adam was born, a man who owes his heritage to the inconspicuous atom. By BEN TORAH My Esteemed Colleague: You are a sophomore! This is my conclusion after patiently reading your voluble scientific information. tFor as you must know, sophomore is derived from the Greek sophos-meaning wise and moros, meaning foolish.j Friend, you are a wise fool, a man wise in science but foolish in understanding. But, why should you believe me, simple man that I am? In- stead let me tell you what a man far wiser than either you or I once said. Many years ago, Maimonides was approached by several contemporary amateur philosophers, who ex- pressed your identical views. They waxed verbose when they noticed the gleam of interest in the great man's eye. For more than an hour they explained in detail the intricacies of their theory of a Creatorless world. After this grand exposition they sat back com- placently, expecting a favorable reaction from Mai- monides. Without saying a word he disappeared into the inner sanctum of his home and returned carry- ing gently a thin almost transparent parchment. On it was inscribed a poem in a beautiful hand, com- posed with perfect rhythm and meter. The poem was beyond doubt a masterpiece. The savants expressed delight at the poem and asked Maimonides who had written it. The great man blandly replied that he had accidentally spilled a bottle of ink on the parchment and the poem had emerged. Of course the visitors were outraged. Maimonides answered: just as the poem could not have emerged from the ink without a creator. neither could Adam, this complex of logos and mechanical skill, have emerged spontaneously. But, In the beginning from Adam to atom, all was created by G-d. ABBY LEVY antasia YAEL SIDON A single tree A silent lake A hovering bird The moon clad in a silver gown Drinks from the lal-:e Drinks to the stars whose twinkles Mock her foolish whims A single tree A hovering bird The moon gathers the leaves one by one Weasfing them into the pattern of a scarf: The scarlet leaves of Hawthorne atop the red of a wounded bosom A hovering bird The moon maddened by her fevered, anguished desire Tears out cruelly, vainly to subdue the pain She holds the soft throbbing bird .... No harm shall come to it For it is held by the Gentleness of woman. Nothingness ..... The visions of a princess in a realm of dreams A picture in the eyes of a child Who smiles pensively as though it Knew the universe, A fantasy of a lonely night amidst That lovely scene: A single tree A silent lake A hovering bird Lamentation SHULAMITH CHARNER A moss-bearded tree, all laden with snow, Now stands on the spot where a stream used to How Rippling, rustling, joyously giving Water of Life to the fields of the living. One day a chill wind blew in from the sea And told the leaves of the moss-bearded tree Of the folly of man, who had foolishly sought For what he knew not, yet o'er it he fought Unleashing powers beyond his control Which snulfed out the flame of humanity's soul. On hearing the tidings, the leaves in despair Forsook their tree and left it bare. Informed, the stream could no longer cry And shrunk by the sun, was left to dry. And so the news rippled everywhere As the earth grew barren in despairg Until only the leafless tree remained, By a greater power alone sustained. To a cruel, leaden, distant sky The tree will utter its silent cry: How doth the world sit solitary Fallen before its adversary? Oh, destroy not, man, what G-d hath wroughtg You've yet to learn what He has taught l x Ads . . . Anyone? G. KAMENSKY ana F. GREHER Would you care to purchase an advertisement in the Yeshiva University High School for Girls of Manhattan tin one breathj Senior Yearbook P With this refrain singing in our minds, high hopes, glistening eyes, dreams of dollars, pens poised ready for action, ad blanks at our fingertips, we two loyal Seniors started our trek. Our goal-300 dollars-worth of ads, acquired by utilizing our natural charm and refreshing personalities. Our first stop was the neighborhood liquor store. Being foremost connoisseurs in the world of scotch and rye, we confidently walked through the racks of assorted bottles and wrapping. Believing the proprietor to be a promoter of high spirits and good will, we asked, sure of our Success, the important question-or made a reasonable effort to. Before we'd barely finished saying Y.U.H.S. for Girls, he came from behind the counter, waving his arms and shouting: Get out, get out, you're not 18-youre not allowed on the premises! You want me to get my license revoked ? We left- adless. A little more disillusioned and a little more wisened, we entered a regetfzbfc store. Amid the mrrofr, celery, corn and broccoli, we found the boss engrossed in shining his cash register. Undaunted by our previous failure we spiritedly posed the already familiar question. i'Would you care to purchase an ad for the Y.U.H.S.G.M. Senior yearbook? Realizing that we threatened to empty his cash register rather than fill it, the courtly gentleman bellowed! Would you get the .,....,.,........,..,.., ......,................. o ut! Needless to say, we left rather hurriedly, vowing never again to eat another vegetable. Leaving the vegetables to the vegetarians, we decided that we would be more successful in the world of the carnivorousHhence we proceeded to the local delicatessen store. We approached the counter warily, steadfast in our determination not to leave without a substantial amount of money for our yearbook. We anchored ourselves near the counter, took heart in the surrounding pastrami and boloney, and once again queried, Would you, etc. . . . But our plea fell upon deaf ears. The delicatessen owner was obviously too hardened by former promises of fame to take note of ours, Never before having faced such a situation, we put Plan B into action: we bought a bag of potato chips. The proprietor, 25415 wealthier, was now willing to listen to our proposition, After we nervously repeated the already well- worn phrase, he hurriedly answered. Wel-1-l-l. . . After two dreadful moments of silence, he reached for one of our ad blanks and began to scribble the necessary information. We eyed each other with glee, our first ad! We scanned the ad blank in excited anticipation but in place of the two digit number we had expected to see, we saw to our horror, a sad little number one. But our indefatigable spirit did not forsake us and we sweetly thanked the proprietor, who was now busily slicing pastrami, smiling contentedly as he thought glowingly of his great generosity. We glanced at each other and hopelessly decided that victory ir bittersweet. So, future seniors, take heed of our tale of woe and beware of the day when you too will be called upon to utter that age-old cry Would you care to purchase an ad for the Yeshiva University H.S.G.M. Senior yearbook? 5 A LBP? AN ca- if - - Q - , ' 'fo ' -'W gl ' .Z-15 ' 555:22 . 3 33296 ml ll E1 f ugu:i s XX :BK BFZI!l '- 5593151 S3383 .maznnnm Sr 2 ieavamawg saaw ' ZIISIIVJ-.- . L 'I' . Y -W V W Y 'L Wi ,f 7 l Ag QMX 4 x , hu y H , , 1 1 r is - t l ' at J ' ,T is sts it xx 4-e 95- QQQM l I' D . - i ce I e- ei U art Will And Tertament R. TELLER and C. WADLER We, the members of the Senior class of nineteen hundred sixty-four, being of unstable state of mind and unsound body, feeling that the end is now near, do hereby, being fully aware that you can't take it with you,', bequeath the following which we deem both useful and necessary: To the entire school we leave twenty-four slightly MISused classrooms. To the athletic teams we leave an inferiority complex. QThey should have one after last year's showingj To the Medical Office fsometimes known as Guidance Room or ex-Senior loungej We leave a mile of gauze bandages, a sea of tea, and the gratitude of all who suffered broken heads and lacerations in the school. To the Hebrew Department we leave a gap, left by its departing Hebrew geniuses. To the following we leave: Dr. Lewin - an electric Jhaver. Mr. Steif - Arirfa and a bottle of anacin. Rabbi Metzger - a rriblllfhtlil arnch and a rel of hir and her towelr. Rabbi Shkop - an irnhreahahle rzihher hand. Mr. Zapinsky - a pair of win gr. Mr. Eliezri - a renre of hurnor. Mr. Schwartzbard - perrnirrion to open a rertazzranl called nzeenoJ and run hy honert girl: with Hmidor rover. Rabbi Perlman - Big Ben and a pen. Mrs. Lerrnan -- a quiet Irraeli culture clan. Mrs. Demslcy - many more hidden Jecrezfrf' Miss Guncler - a rparkling wirh. Mrs. Faskowitz-an enlire clarr of Yerhiva girly who will marry hoyr with payer. Miss Strasser - a vegefahle garden. To the rest of our beloved faculty we leave a barrel of red pencils without points, and Mr. Mr to the following: Lilker-a televiriorz ret, ro that he can he reerz as well ar heard. Klein - an elevalor exprerr to the fourth floor. Mr. Stanley Cohen - many more 4B rlarrer. Mr. Pearl - An Englirh clarr of Pearl Merhinr. Mr. Cohen - a profit from the lzznchroorn machiner. Mr. Sokolow - a black helenka rwealer hloizre. Mr. Goldstein - a joey Birhop rhow. Siegel - life lenrire in Siegel Rert Home. Mr. Mrs. Chrystall - inride inforrnalion from Albany. Mrs. Faerber - a venfilating ryrlern and a flare of if Mrs. Wilkins - a rmile. Miss Adlerblum -a ufirzdowlerr room. Miss Lalfargue - Mon Dieu! Mrs. Franklin - a locker full of newrpaperf. Mrs. Stern - new .rhoer lo rnalch her hair, Miss Rudoff-polr, panr, and men, Miss Marlowe - a microphone. Dr. Pascal - a glarr of wafer. Mrs. Aufrichtig-an inzexclzred admit. johnny - How I learned to Be a Spy by M. L. To the freshmen, we leave a rarly penhnife to cizl their childirh caperr. To the sophomores, we leave a hen! diaper pin lo deflale their egor. To the juniors, next term's seniors, we leave lhe privilege of going ap the down flairwayr, college hoardr, yearhooh problenir, and - Mr. Lilher. And to the GO, we leave ber! wirher and good lnch, because no one will ever be able to fulfill the job of President and Vice as our Barbara and Beverly did, ller confurion. ln witness thereof wc, the Senior class of june 1964, do hereby afhx our signatures, with the hope that this testament will be preserved in the annals of Y.U.H.S.G.Mi. forever. THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 I1 bservations TINA STEINBERG At about 8 o'clock A.M. every morning I stand by the side of the track, armed with my satchel of books and a long straight pin in an atmosphere that is quietly animated by the bustling of people around me. Suddenly a huge, black monster draws to a stop before me and opens its dirty, rubber jaws to let me enter. I am hurled, shoved and sometimes even hauled into the car of the Underground Rail- road, as people stream endlessly toward my direction. The wave of salami, gin, and cheap perfume all mingle to form the most sickening odor, only comparable to mustard or tear gas. Because of its intoxicating effect, I rind it necessary to devise a way to keep awake and assume the bright-eyed look of an observer. Humans lack social aplomb in the wee hours of the morning especially if they are in tight, cramped positions. Their guards down, their dispositions often cause amusing occurrences. The pessimist puts a grey veil over everyone's day by grunting and uttering vile remarks while reading literature which deals with the Communists' beliefs and aspirations. He leaves in a whirlwind of disgust stating to all who are assembled, They are going to bury us. Every train has its touch-me-nots, the women who usually scream if you accidentally snag their stockings with your briefcase. Usually the male sex is the one that is most tolerant, understanding, and lovable . . . too lovable. The women shun me, for they consider me a menace to their personal appearance and the men are willing to accept me. In this instance, I always have my straight pin ready for action. Another odd character is the picker g the woman who is not content until every piece of lint and thread is off the gentleman's black suit. This innocent gesture is usually misinterpreted for the gentle- man inevitably turns around and purringly thanks the woman for the service and not wanting to seem ungrateful he follows this up with Can I do anything for you? Every train has at least one hummer, The sensitive kind hum the classical or semi-classical tunes. If they hum the Dance Macabre, one is safely able to say that he just had a spat with his spouseg if he hums the Wedding March, he is either of two things, a newlywed or an idiot. I must admit that I merit a distinct glance, in fact, the same one given to a stray dog or cat. But there is always one who understands my circumstance, and she is usually the teacher, Ohythese creatures are everywhere, you can always tell by the way they interestingly read the homework chapter over your shoulder and ask if they can test you on the questions. I always say though, that I come from P.S. 6 because I usually don't know the answers. Strange, I don't know what makes me say that lie - intimidation, I think. Every train has its intelligentsia. At first glance these suave chaps look unassuming, studious and beyond reproach, as they stand reading a small book with a brown cover. Now why would anyone want to cover their own books, I asked myself looking down at my books that were owners of shredded covers. Wheri the cover slipped off, the reason and the name of the book were revealed to my virgin eyes. I don't ever think that I will be the same innocent little girl anymore. Before I get otll mustn't forget to mention the blinker. Hardly a week goes by when somebody doesn't lose her contact lens. The people split and stand as two walls on either side as the girl on hands and knees searches for her lens. Usually she finds it and the people resume their barbaric animations of shoving and hurling. The doors open to greet the Fifty-ninth Street station. It seems, somehow, that the whole train is departing with me. I emerge re- freshed and eager to trek the last mile to school. But somehow my disorderly appearance after getting out of the train is only comp.ir.ible to my state of appearance when I get out of bed! Now if l fan only realli school without my faithful followers who .rtrenfl llaaren, Ah! l made it at last. The school looms before me depiflirig the refuge wliith with open doors receives me, clutching me 'lf1'JJ to lifqr bosom . . , maybe alittle too close. Central Exit I . Verbal Mathemat ic s 1. If A spends 552.00 on a pair of suspenders and B repairs his watch for 351.50 while C deposits 355.45 in his piggy bank, then A+B+C:? --------------.---.- 2. If 12 girls can fill two lockers with newspaper balls in 40 minutes, how many lockers can 6 girls fill in 20 minutes? 5. If a math teacher distributes zeros in six va- rieties: lateness, absence, talking, stupid- ity, lack of preparation, and inattentiveness, how many different combinations of zeros can a class of 27 students get? -..---....---...-.-. 4. If a person gets 4 milks by depositing 20gZ' in a machine, 6 sodas by depositing 506, and an in- finite number of sandwiches and pie by deposit- ing 35c, how much money can a person save by eating in Central? .................... 5. If in one day a Hebrew book report can be given by 5 different girls in 5 periods, how many times can this same report be given in a week? II . Famous Personalities 1. If you were committing Hari-Kari on the door- step, you would most likely be? --------.------.---- 2 The best person to lead a game of Simple Simon 15? .................... 5. Calisthenics, five minutes before a test, is the favorite exercise of? ----- . -------------- 4. The maternal instinct is most apparent in? 5. The person most likely to be the hit of a party by distributing original literature is? 6. The Central M.C. of Beat the Clock is? 7. The best publicity agent for Geritol is? 8. The greatest stockholder in the Pencil Cor- poration of America is? -------'---.-------- 9. 4'2 , eyes of blue, Mr. ---.----...,---.-.-- where are you? 10. A sombrero and ten gallon boots are the habit Of? ...............,.... III. Quotable Quotes Direction: On the line at the left of column A write the number of' the teacher in column B whose name corresponds to the quote in column A. Exam Boards Column A Column B - 1 You look like a question Miss Lichman mark- Mr. Siegel - 2 Sssssssss....... . , Mr. Steif - 3 The question has no parent. ' It's an illegitimate ques- MP5 Franklin tion. Mrs Faerber - 4 Your tongue is as long as MTS Stern the runway at Kennedy. Mrs Blossom - 5 Although I down rank with ' Bob Hope and Jimmy Durante , I do have a clear nose. Mr. Schwartzbard Rabbi Metzger - 6. Why don't you hold your shoulders straight so I can slop over? I beg your pardon, I beg your grace, I hope the cat will scratch your face. - 8. Cock-a-doodle-dooooo and 16 Arfs. - 9. Look at the girls. I know it's discouraging, but look at them anyway. -10. Will the girl who is talk- ing raise her hand. -11. Every time you give an an- swer I go into a song and dance. -12. Will the housekeeper please open the windows? If' you go to the bathroom, I will have to mark you you down. -7. -15. IV. Easy Question Directions: In 20,000 words or more, using no less than 50 pages, answer 2 of the follow- ing questions: Note: 1. Write on top line of page. 2. Skip a line between parts of answer. 3. Do not cross out or answer will be disqualified. 4. Use correct grammatical constructions. 1. The advantages of' using a 60 watt bulb in room 505. 2. The sale and manufacture of No Doz pills. 3. Pink staircases vs. black ones. S. Okun and T. 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Mx ' WI... sl 6 ' ,Q ' 'g 7 ,, QR ,A+ , , f '14 V- A JV fy 45' 'abt' ,L 'f .V Q 5 A 'IZ' in Xxx rw R4 I 41 r' 9 ,f YG' 4? x 1'R4' DT 1 l t'1'!2953 I'i3 ?'1J 5 'Will 555352 D DD MR BERNARD VOEHL MRS RENEE GROSS MR DAVID LEVINE In Memoriam ohn F. Kennedy 1917-1963 Fred Ward The rozzmge of life if often Il len' lffflllldfft' Jpedfzrfe flnzn the fozzrage of al firm! mamenf, but if if no lem ilvfzzz K1 llldgllffitfflf mixture of frizzmpb and tragedy. A mmf deer wha! be vnu! - in Jpire of peryazml f0n,requez1re.r, in ,vpife of obfffzrlef and danger! and preffzn-ef - and fha! if the baiif of aff lunmw moralify. john F. Kennedy fm Do1z't let it be forgot . . , that owe zfbere wax A Jpot , . . for one brief Jbizzizzg moment Ibere wa: fl Camelot! Camelot Manfred Kreiner Fred Wa rd 69 L, ,H tv ,A Q ' ' .. ,Il 1 ,- ,. --.NJ .w ...ag 1 Q v fr- 'Q' B :L , 533556 ff 5:,'f4?f:-..,,.,,,f5-N Am! fo, my fuffow Anzcri- mm, Lula nor zaflnzl yom roznzfry am do for yang afk zzfnzf you nw do for your l'0l11IfI'y. john F, Kennedy 70 fic- 'f -:Jn---','T's T . ., - ' Allen The illfmilfzbfe lore from ufjtbifz her if re- fleffed 012 the gfoufiizg farm and lfzzzgbizzg eyeJ. N Cecil Stoughton .. Xxx Y Werner VU 015 193 K 1995 'TQ Manfred Krcincr It nm be mid of him, Lu of few men in fl like pofiliozz, lim! be did not fem' fbe zventlver, and did not trim Dir milf, lm! in- .rfead rbrzflefzged the wind ilfelf, 10 improve in difer- 12072 and lo mme it lo bfow more mftly and more khzdly over our u'0r!d and ity people. E. B. White fNew Yorker Mngazincj 71 In fonr dnyf of Novem- her, from fhe :mek of the hnlleff in Dallar fo the lighting of the eternal flame in Arlington, rhe had b6L'0l2I8, af lhiriy-fozzr, fr legend -fz tnzgie hero- Declan Haun ine, regal and pafhelir, whonz the world had zwztrhed hear her Jenrelerf Jarrow with an fzlnzort Jn- perhnnnzn dignity, Laura Bergquist fLook, Ian. 28, 1964 N Werner WOIH J, Y , -- . , .. .-,.4 at N HQ -Q -4 r Werner Wolff 1 pre We vainly ufreflle wilh the blind helief Thfzf aught we fherirh Can ever quite pm on! of zzffer grief And wholly perifh. Robert Frost -NU Werner WOIE Darla 111115 rome, inevilnbfe, And lime perfiflf, lime Ibn! if both dark and light and fm'ez'er' cfmzzging, The lime of flye rlfmr, Ike fime of lbe hillf, the lime nf lllflll. And zlolbizlg c'fJerirfJefl ezfef ufb0lfy IU0l'jJ'b6f .... Mem jfemixlf, mem willy lbe mjffzrify lo flreazu and hope am! dream again. Man, will: bil i11l1e1'ilum'e of fnilb, of belief, hir jlfzrlirijmfiwz in the great' lrzzlb of mzzlifzuily. New York Times, November, 1963 All plmlugraphs from Black Star Picture Agcncy r 1 N-HT -,xl IWW WJ5' 1 3 A f1, ' -f ,f ...W .z. 'Whuzv-5'-BW ' V K . . I ln. ' 1 .1 . 'Q 3553-?L2f' bm, A , .N .. . w.-w - - :Aged l -44 X X- . , , .H Oxy fr, 4.17 ixlvr. . xs., x. .. , ' Q K N-, , A N X , xx . N Q. A N'7Q xx X R .1 ,-,Y T. fx A X :- -di I , I 1 is f I 1 X IS K 7 1 1' A fx I X X: IT I I W9 1 , av i , , ff K' 3 V X, 1 1 --Q I ,,,Q--1 ,a 4721.722 .f A M4 Editor-in-chief Liferezry Editor Art Editor Hebrew Edilor Biuirzerr Manager Auimzzzl Editor-in-rbief Arxlrlmzf Lilemry Editor Arfirlanl Ar! Edifor Afrirlfzlzl Hebrew Edifor Aryirtfmt Bzffirzerr Manager Phofograpberr Evelyne Kuhl Basheva Nulman Bella Rosenblum Bella Solow Clem Hirtoridm joy Brickman Edna Offenbacher Cheryl Wadler Staff Artirtr Gaby Kamensky Simmy Kaprow Faculty Ad virorr Englirla Hebrew Ar! Rebecca Ulman Pearl Meskin Rochelle jaskoll Shelomith Gershinsky Sheila Kolitch Shulamith Charner Yael Sidon Rose Resmovits Judy Desser Janice Grossfeld Mr. Pearl Mr. Steif Mrs. Levinson THE ELCI-IA ET Seated, left to right: Mr. Pearl, Mr. Steif, Mrs. Lev- inson, R. Ulman. Stand- ing, middle row: Y. Sidon, S. Gershinsky, S. Charner, S. Kolitch, P. Meskin, R. Resmovits, S. Jaskoll. Rear row: J. Desser, J. Gross- feld. l fhfl'-v Seated, left to right: Appleton, Mr. Steif, Advisorg Sussman, Editorg E. Berger. Slanding: C. Etzion, S. Borenstein, M. Weltsmann, C. Reichman, S. Heisler, S. Shapiro. THE CCDURIER Seated, left to right: J. Weissbraun, G. Ka- mensky, C. Silverman, C. Romm, Co- Editor-in-Chiefg Mr. Pearl, Advisorg A. Lazarus, Co-Editor-in-Chief, E. Berger, Bricl-cman, S. Zucker, B. Nulman. Sland- izzg: J. Appleton, S. Okun, P. Maza, J. Moskowitz, 1. Goldsmith, S. Gershinsky, A. Goldwasser, M. Greenbaum, E. Glicks- mann, E. Kuhl, M. Weltsmann, J. Gold- stein. Aluezzlz J. Sebrow. SPRI Seated, left to right: T. Wil- x lig, Sussman, A. Kalich- -4 man, B. Krakow, E. Offen- l bacher, L. Horwitz, R. Res- movits, C. Reichman, S. Zucker, A. Hayda. Standing: J. Appleton, S. Heisler, P Goldfischer, F. Reches, D, Schindelheim, D. Wolf, M. Panush, R. Kobre, M, Gra- bie, E. Orenstein, B. Lipner, R. Preiser, R. Bukatman, E Yamer. FALL Seated, left to right: T. Gold, E. Stone, V. Schonfeld, R. Bergman, F. Samson, R. Goldfinger, E. Ha- ber, S. Jaskoll, R. Haller. Middle raw: V. Young, J. Goldstein, N. Rosenbaum, I. Raab, S. Muschel, A. Charner, P. Besdin, M. Furst, S. Saperstein. Stmzding: S. Kelman, H. Laub, F. Gottesman, C. Antman, D. Album, D. Grosser. Left to right: B. Burstein, President, L. Hochberger, Secretary, Mrs. Levinson, Advisor, L. Seidenfeld, Treasurerg B. Gross, Vice President. Seated, from raw, left to rigbl: B. Gross, S. Heisler, M. Weltsmann, R. Ulman, C. Reichman, S. -laskoll, S. Okun, R. Rothwax, E. Offenbacher, A. Levy. Middle row: G. Haberkorn, R. Bergman, E. Stern, S. Charner, P. Meskin, President, S. Levovitz, Vice President, E. Stone, Secretaryg A. Lazarus, Y. Sidon. Standing: S. Gershinskiy, E. Haber, B. Burstein, C. Romm, E. Bilenker, L. Seidenfeld, Mr. Steif, Advisor, J. Suss- man, A. Teitz, il. Appleton, R. Resmovits, E. Steinberger, E. Berger, J. Desser, S. Kelman. Abram: J. Sebrow. ARISTA LIBRARIA S Scared, left fo rigbfz L. Wertheimcr, R. Preiser, R. Schenker, A. Hayda, Head Li- brariang Rabbi Perlman, School Librarian, S. Levovitz, Z. Nissel, S. Borenstein. Middle row: B. Hirschheimer, S. Jaskoll, R. Ruditzky, R. Wolf, T. Gold, T. Zions, R. Kobre, R. Rothwax, A. Leaf, S. Ladenheim, R. Wolf. Slazzdizzg: M. Desser, R. Hamada, E. Glicksmann, R. Sobel, V. Rosenfeld, H. Laub, J. Appleton, H. Koestcrich. Abyezzlz E. Leibman. ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X .SL ' Big? ' 2 5 vt V4 79 At fide: J. Sussman, Debat- ing Manager. Seafed, left to right: M. Weltslluann, C. Silverman, G. Haberkom, A p p 1 e t o n. Smzzdifzgz M. Greenbaum, S. Gershinsky, D. Stein, A. Goldwasser. Ab- .rentz J. Sebrow. DEBATI G TEAM HIGH SCI-IGOL BOWL Left to righrz R. Ulman, R Bergman, P. Maza, S. Heis- ler. Abfentc J. Sebrow. Sealed, lefl to right: L. Al- pert, R. Teller, S. Kesten- baum, B. Stern, S. Kaprow, G. Kamensky, head, T. Le- vine, head, H. Eisenberg, C. Reichman, S. Gershinsky, E. Nath. Sfmzdizzgz P. Gold- fischer, R. Friedman, R. Gluck, C, Antman, B. David- owitz, B. Korn, L. Alpert, K. Stern, J. Moskowitz. GUILD VGLU TEERS CHGIR Sealed, left to right: C. Antman, R. Perlman, R. Ruditzky, B. Feinerman, Gold- smith, leader, E. Berger, leader, E. Schraub, H. Schurtenberg, E. Glicksmann, A. Hayda, T. Zions. Middle row: E. Rockoff, A. Hess, C. Bach, B. Hass, A. Gold- wasser, R. Wolf, R. Wolf, M. Hass, S. Geller, R. Friedman, B. Bryks, N. Teigman. Rem' row: T. Ginsberg, Soniker, H. Grauman, R. Preiser, M. Berkowitz, M. Desser, L. Hochberger, J. Appleton, M. Mittleman, R. Kobre, Z. Nissel, M. Panush. Abram: S. Portowicz. 3 N--fzf, .1 My: . . ' 3425! ' B X ' Q ' W! A l . 1 - I ', I , ll ,,, ,-, ,L - 1 , l 4 1 Seated: L. Sternberg, M. Grossman, Co-captaing R. Haller, R. Resmo- vits, Co-captain, G. Epstein. Sfmzdizzgz C. Hill, S. Saperstein, S. Kolitch, J. Tarlow, S. Kelman, R. Schmookler, B. Rosenberg. Abxefzl: R. Monderer, B. Solow, C. Wadler, Athletic Manager. BASKETBALL TEAM 82 CHEERI G SQUAD Seated, left to rigblz R. Roseman J. Raab, E. Kaminetsky, R. Fried man, Z, Katz, N. Rosenbaum. Middle row: H. Laub, D. Fein, J Sussman, Coachg B. Davidowitz, R Hamada, leader. Slarzdizzgz R. Perl rnang S. Pfeffer, B. Gutfreund lcadcrg D. Wlolf, A. Friedman Coachg Wafller, Faber, P Goldfwher, leaderg C. Anlman leaderg ff. Cahn. Seated, left I0 right: A. Teitz, J Trauring, M. Kent, Captaing L Wertheimer, A. Cohen, D. Album Sffzmliugz B. Krakow, Ass't. Coach S. Bergman, Coachg E. Offenbacher R. Farkas. BQOSTERS FALL Front row: T. Steinberg, F. joseph Middle row: M. Grabie, E. Klein D. Bendheim, A. Weiss, A. Teitz Service Squad Managerg H. Levine J. Werssbfaun, R. Gluck, N. Teig: man. Standing: R. Teichman, C Zaretsky, L. Braun, S. Zelkowitz R. Voehl, E. Cohen, S. Lampert, S. Ekstein, P. Goldrischer. Abrent M. Smith, C. Wadler. SERVICE SQUAD SPRI G From' row, left 10 right: G. Haber- korn, S. Krul, O. Hamelsdorf, G. Markovitz, R. Farkas. Middle row: E. Rockoff, C. Hill, T. Gold, A. Weiss, A. Teitz, Service Squad Managerg R. Gluck, S. Ashenberg, B. Schneid, V. Katz. Standing: E. Frankel, S. Rubin, N. Lipman, R. Lifton, R. Wahrsager, J. Desser, S. Kestenbaum, L. Galin, B. Feiner- man, D. Brody, B. Garvin. Abrezztz F. Dienstag, E. Leibman, S. Porto- wicz. 84 1. as W. f 25. 'Q .-s , fa L, -gf x L., . rf- -'B fn 4. fl P f - ,A V- ' N , Fggp J .-.V ' , x' x fb w Q, -Xe ' -1...-..........g., fx' Q g 1 1: ivw'- , 4 1 M vi' '- , IX f :X ff MM Q 'Ya 11, :Yi ,. . - S- ..' F 5' 'vb' -,. 2 N , , - , ., :r ,. . 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EVELYN Daddy and Mommy Janine and Yisroel George and Sidney Rabbi and Mrs. H. Milner Rebifzen Ashkenazi Mr. and Mrs. B. Fishoff Mr. and Mrs. J. Ganger Mr. and Mrs. M. Graiower Mr. and Mrs. J. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. W. Wealcarch Dr. and Mrs. E. Sreinberg After four y th X X Th nly one of you gm!! llfualnea fo T I R T Z A Upon Her Gradua+ion Rabbi and Mrs. J. Spiegel Mrs. EH1el Sel+zer Mr. and Mrs. B. Sel'rzer Mr. and Mrs. J. Scl1amro'rh Mr. and Mrs. J. Spiegel Mr. and Mrs. N. Dennenberg 88 - - . . ,. Position is everything m hte Rabbi and Mrs. P. Eilberg Mai wakes fo C H E R Y L from Her Family Parenls . . . Dr. and Mrs. Nailwan H. Wadler Broilwer and Sisler . . . Barry and Judy Wadler Grandiailmer . . . Mr. Samuel Nissenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Nissenbaum Rabbi and Mrs. Sidney Nissenbaum Rabbi and Mrs. David H. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Wadler Rabbi and Mrs. Zelo Schussheim Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Nissenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Allen Beeber Dr. and Mrs. Elias Rapoporr Mrs. Mary Willner and All of Her Cousins H -I I've got a sec t Maze' Tov To BARBARA RUTH BUBY and ZADY RACKMAN BUBY and ZADY SCHNEID MOM and DAD PAUL and ZIPPY THE RACKMAN FAMILY THE LEVINE FAMILY I had ding o n the corn Mazel Tov +o SheNa and fhe Class of '64 The Kolifch Klan Mr. and Mrs. D. Applebaum Mr. and Mrs. A. SuHan Mr. and Mrs. M. MorriH' Mr. and Mrs. L. Levin Mr. and Mrs. J. Unger Mr. D. Mandelbaum Grandparenis Mazel Tov +0 RosaHe On Her Graduafion Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Max Aufseeser Parenis Mr. and Mrs. Jus+in Aufseeser Aunis and Uncles . . . Mr. and Mrs. Gus Goefz Mr. and Mrs. Lofhar Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Ernes'r Aufseeser Friends . . . Mr. and Mrs. Milron Samis C2111 of the ld You too can be fulfilled CongraI'uIa+ions I'o our LOIS AIper'r and Cohen Families CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE Seniors Upon Their Graduafion June 2I, I964 Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman Classes THE GRADUATES OF '64 WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR GRATITUDE TO BLACK STAR PICTURE AGENCY FOR THEIR MUCH APPRECIATED HELP. This is how you catch boys D1U15W ntvnnbn wnfnwnwn D,D51W ,,,15 ben 7x bvnn vnbnw xxwv qbrnw nbvsn wnxw qnwnx ,qfwwn my wmv qnnnvn 9331 nbvx vnynw ,xnx ,xxx yvwwyb tnnvb :Wm :xno twpx bvrvvw nvnyn :nnno tvwwyb nzwwww bxwnw All Our Love and Best Wishes to Our Daughter Regina Mr. and Mrs. GOLDFINGER He's got the whole world .... Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Esthe r Mr. HANS J. MEYER Muzel Tov and Best Wishes to Froma Topor from . . . GRANDMA UNCLE AL AUNT FLORENCE Central Intclligcncc Agency .. ...Q B 'W 3 ' fi Q ' - ,V 1 L .- 2 ' W f V 15,3 3 gf : EH: 3 'SS 'Tiff A 1 . 112' 2 X iw Give me your tired, your hungry, your poor . . Mdzel Tov and Best Wishes to Selma on Her Graduation MOM, DAD and MARILYN Aunt Regina and Uncle David Aunt Sonia and Uncle Max Best Wishes to Our Dearest Graduate, Mimi Grossman FATHER MOTHER Larry and Francine Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Our Granddaughter and Niece, Ellen Zaidie Stern Mr. and Mrs. M. Stern Mr. and Mrs. S. Stern Mr. and Mrs. S. Stern Mr. and Mrs. S. Strulowitz Mazel Tov to Eva and Her Classmates DR. and MRS. A. STEINBERGER What's the brocha on 9 fingers. C Xxx X I hate to say anyth1ng but... x x X Good Luck and Good Health to Roselee Graduating Y.U.H.S.G.M. Joel Graduating H.I.R.C. G-d Bless You Always, and may we continue to Shep Nachus from you both. All Our Love . .. MOTHER and DAD Congratulations and All Good Wishes to Roselee and Joel Rothwax We Are Very Proud . . . AUNT FLO and UNCLE MOE Cookie Walter Lisa Roberta Helene Roslyn , 5 N N Congratulations, Beverly on Your Graduation . . . Lots of Luck A. HOLLANDER and SON Good Luck to Edna and All the Gals Who Wrote a Chapter as Lilker's Pals from . . . The Offenbacher Girl Factory Ncvcr on a Friday Speak softly, but carry a big stick Mazel Tov to Mallca on Her Graduation Rabbi and Mrs. D. L. SILVER Aunt Freda Uncle Abe and Daniel Congratulations to Simmy on Her Graduation UNCLE PHIL and FAMILY BANGOR CANDY CO., Inc. Bangor, Maine Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Our Daughter and Granddaughter Ellen Mr. and Mrs. IRVING STERN ZAIDIE and BOBI HOFFMAN SUSAN and MICHAEL Compliments of A Friend Somewhere there's a place for me It's amazing what rounded ankles can do for a girl Congratulations to Judy Ta rlowe TARLowE BROTHERS, Inc. Furniture and Appliances 8l5 ELIZABETH AVENUE Elizabeth, N. J. Joseph Cina Dress Cutting - Quick Service 208 West 29th Street New York City, N. Y. Mozel Tov and Best Wishes to Chanie on Her Groduotion Mr. and Mrs. Zyskind ond Family Mr. and Mrs. Potoshnick A.B.C. Wiping Material Co. 79 Greene Street, N. Y. C. Gwen's Beauty Salon 846 Ninth Avenue lBetween 55th and 56th Streetsl New York 19, N. Y. CI 6-6361 - Cl 5-9486 Gravy train Mazel Tov +0 Barbara Mommy Daddy Grandma Grandpa Emily Mazel Toy and Besl Wishes for Fulure Success +o Our Daughler Sheryl upon lhe Occasion of Her Graclualion Mr. and Mrs. P. Ashenberg Norman and Barbara Mazel Tov lo Our Froma Mofher, Dad and Barby Besf Wishes, Edna Dr. and Mrs. Sione Nachum and Shalom Mr. and Mrs. E. Weglein and Debra Chana The many facets of Antoine Schwarzbart Honest, Moreh, I didn't do it! Besl' Wishes +0 Helene Mrs. Magda Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Goodman Mazel Tov 'ro Our Sisler, Lois Suzan BeHe Faya Congrafularions and Besf Wis Thelma Upon Her Graduarion 'Mom and Les'l'er hes To To... Shuli in Memory of Grandma Love . . . Daddy and Mommy Adinah and Hepzibah iilin nbvnb -p-iv ,asm 'ann nun nnbxn qvawnb nn: :rs vxvnnw 'lnnawm 'fXTJ'I7 lEJ acne? :an Warmesl' Congralulalions 'lo Elaine and l-ler Fellow Gracluales, wifh Besl' Wishes for a Successful Fulure. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marcus The New York Times will be sold in lhe Tl-llRD FLOOR BATHROOM5. wilhin easy reach of lhe iunior lockers. Our lhanks lo ihe 5B Class S'l'uden'rs who have volunleered lheir lime and eflorls lo help you. Lois of Luck 'ro Rozi Bergman Nafional Fuel Terminals Take Sominex tonight and sleep .... Congralulalions lo Eva Slern and Fellow Graduaies from Card Sales Corporalion l I I Easl 27lh Slreel New York I6. N. Y. Richard Saunders Corp. Qualify Shirls for Boys Sui+e 7IO - 390 Slh Avenue New York Cily LA 4-I428 Compliments of Rabbi and Mrs. Jakobovils Rabbi and Mrs. Marcus Rabbi Schaum and Family Mrs. Faeber's Teddy Bear Factory Mr. and Mrs. Levinson Mr. and Mrs. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Ehrlich Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lazarus and Family Dr. and Mrs. August Dr. Alexander Alterman, D.D.S. Schwar'rzbard's Magic Minus Makers, Inc. Gutman and Mayer Fleischmann, Hayman and Co. Z. Ashenbergs' Sons Mr. Nat Tager Mr. and Mrs. Nagler Hi, Mr. Flicker! Breaking point nnwnxn wnnwnnr num bra nwnw ben bx benn vnbn Rabbi Dr. Leon Kafz nn in nbvnb bnbw 15 nv yw nnbxn .1964 'vw nmvonn ,nywwvbw nnnb 135 nvnn qvnxw qvnwn Our Besf Wishes fo Our Wonderful Daughier Lea Upon Her Graduafion IRMA an-d JOSEPH STERNBERG Mazel and Bracha 'Io Lea Sfernberg from AUNT ELSE 81 UNCLE MAX and Cousins Mr. and Mrs. SoIow and Son xnvb nfvnx '1J372I'l'? 'rl vnvwp jnywwvb xnnonw xnon Mazel Tov and Kol Tuv fo Our Sweef Daughier and Sisier, Basheva RABBI 8: MRS. NULMAN and SHIFRA Besi' Wishes +o My Granddaughfer Abby Upon Her Gradua-lion MRS. LENA WEIN Bes+ Wishes Io Tzippy Zarefzky A Friend Congra+uIa+ions 'Io Anne Upon Her Gradua+ion MR. 8: MRS. KALICHMAN, MORRIS and LINDA Mazel Tov and Lois of Luci: for fhe Fuiurs To My Dear Granddaug-h+er Lea ROSA KAU FMAN Congra+uIa+ions fo Our Wonderful Gaby Upon Her Graduafion MOMMY, DADDY and DAVID Mazel Tov and Besf Wishes for Fufure Success fo Our Daughier Rebecca MOM, DAD, and BILLY Congra'IuIa+ions 'io Rose On Her Graduaiion MOMMY, DADDY and MARVIN Congra+uIa+ions and Best Wishes Io Our Daughfer Abby and Her Classmafes MR. 81 MRS. IRVING LEVY To Our Dearesf Niece Regina Congraiulafions 8: Good Luck on Your Graduaiion Wifh Love. AUNT EVA and UNCLE MARTIN 0 Four years with the bird- man Congra+uIa+ions from FRI EN DS OF Bella Solow Yiddishe chain To Our Dear Granclclaughfer and Niece Civiy The MERMELSTEINS and The BERGERS Congrafulafions and Besf Wishes 'lo Cheryl For a Happy Fufure' NORMIE Besi Wishes +o Joy Rivlin Brickman from HER PARENTS and Family All Our Besf Wishes for Success To Our Dear Grandclaughfer Lea Sfernberg from ERNEST and SARAH STERNBERG Our Hopes Are For Success anal Happiness Always For Our Wonderful Sisier Lea Love, MIRIAM, DAVID, DEBORAH 3. JONATHAN Congrafulafions fo Our Grandclaughfer. Sivya Levovifz MR. 8: MRS, MORRIS FEDER Cornplimenfs of fha Y.W.fM.H.A. JAMAICA Congrafulafions and Besf Wishes fo Selma from TWO FRIENDS Besl' Wishes io Sheila and fhe Class of '64 EDWARD J. MACKLIS Mazel Tov fo Our Niece Ellen ROZZI HOFFMAN JERRY 81 ELAINE ROSENGARTEN Besi' Wishes 1'oI Tami from MOTHER, DAD and SHARI Congrafulaiions fo Tami Ginsberg Besf Wishes For a Brighf Fufure DEBBIE. HOWARD, ELLIOT, CHERYL Besf Wishes and Lois of Love 'lo Yael from Her MOTHER. UNCLE HERMAN 8: AUNT SALA Congra+ula+ions fo Yael and Her Classmafes from AUNT BETTY and AUNT FANNY Yasirab Kosher Buicher 54 WEST IBI STREET SE 3-006I Bronx, N. Mazel Tov fo Eva S+ern WILLMART INDUSTRIES INC. Mnnufacfurers of Tiger Zippers l'm looking for my mommy Stop the world . . . for 5 minutes Mazel Tov +o Sylvia Meizlik and Her Classmaies AUNT JEAN and UNCLE DAVID Complimenfs of A Friend of +he MEIZLIKS Congrafularions 'Po Sylvia and All Her CIassma+es DADDY, MOMMY and MARILYN Congra+uIafions fo Our Granddaughler Shelley Jaslcoll On Her Graduafion CHARLES and SARAH PRESBERG To Shelley Jaslcoll in Honor of Her Gradualion M. J. LEICHTER, D.D.S. Besf Wishes 'ro Shelley Jaslcoll COUSIN RAYE Congralulalions and Besf Wishes To My Dear Niece Shelley Jaslcoll ETHEL K. LIFSHITZ Besf Wishes fo Froma MR. 8. MRS. H. Boxek Congra+ula'l'ions and Besf Wishes fo Regina Besf Wishes +o Roberia Teller On Her Gradua+ion MOM, DAD and JEFFREY Congrafulaiions and Besf Wishes fo Noemi Wefzler MOM. DAD and ANNICA Mazel B'racha V'hahlacha fo Rufh and The Graduafing Class from MOMMY, HELEN and YEHUDA Mazel Tov and Besi Wishes io Ruih CONGREGATION SHAARE HATIKVAH Best Wishes for Fufure Success To Our Daughier Sara and fhe Class of '64 MR. H MRS. BERGMAN Congrafulalions ici Rozi Bergman from THOMAS w. DUNN, Ridgefield. N. J. Mazel Tov 'io Rozi Bergman MR, 8: MRS. GOLD . . . ????77977 d1me. 1 Brother, can you spare a ' 9 Congrafulafions fo Our Daughfer 5 Eslher Upon Her Gracluaiion 7 MR. 8: MRS. HABER To Our Favorife Niece and Cousin Esfher U pon Her Gracluaiion UNCLE ERIC, AUNT ERIKA 81 BARBARA UNCLE GEORGE 8: AUNT CLAIRE Congrafulaiions ro Frances On Her Gracluafion MOM, DAD and LENNY Congrafulafions ancl Besf Wishes 'Io Our Daughfer and Sisfer Naomi RABBI a. MRS. DAVID TEIGMAN RABBI 81 MRS. JACOB JUNGREIS Lois of Luck io Phyllis Noble On Her Gracluafion A FRIEND Besi' of Luck io Our Daughfer Phyllis On Her Gracluafion MR, 8: MRS. NOBLE Congrafuleiions and Besf Wishes fo Our Dear Doughfer. Chana On Her Graduafion RABBI 8: MRS. ROMM Mazel Tov Io Our Daugh'I'er Judy MR. sr MRS. L. Dsssek and MARIANNE The Parenis of Sandra E. Zucker Wish Her ancl Her Classma+es All 'Phe Luck in 1-he World Mazel Tov and Lo+s of Luck To My Dear Granclclaughier Sandra Upon Her Graduaiion MRS. F. ADLER Congrafulaiions fo Our Favoriie Sisler MR. 81 MRS. NORBERT ZUCKER Congrafulafions ro Our Niece Froma Topor MR. a MRS. A. sci-IRIEBER Mazel Tov fo Our Sisfer Pearl Meslcin SHARYN, SCHMUEL 81 RACHELLE PHYLLIS B'racha V'ha+zlacha fo Our Daughler Pead Upon Her Graduafion RABBI 8: MRS. CHAIM MESKIN BROTHER ELIEZER YEHUDA BAHBE MINTZ and BAHBE MESKIN Congrafulafions +o Our Daughlar and Sisler Congrafulafiong fo our Granddaughfer Fanny Upon Her Graduafion MR. 8: MRS. APTERBACH and ISI Varcla On Her Graclualioni MR. 8: MRS. SAMUEL HERZOG Big brother is watching you .el P R R liz, 2 I4 I IHQS:-3515 Q ' - ' ' W TI 7, -,,,,3-ne , f5k'5JTffMw-L 1,4-,.'-, ,g h- -. Everyone has a skeleton in her closet Besl' Wishes 'Io Our Daughier Susan Upon Her Graduaiion MR. 81 MRS. ADLER Besf of Luck 'Io Susan MEL 8: DEBBY GITTI 8: NEIL Congralulafions Io My Sisier Susan BERNIE Besf Wishes and Haizlacha Io Our Daughler and Sisfer Zelda MOTHER 8: DAD BARBARA, NEIL and PHYLLIS Mazel Tov fo Our Niece Zelda Nissel from UNCLE ISRAEL and AUNT MARY Best Wishes Io Zelda Nissel from ABE KREIN Wiih Very Besi' Wishes Io Our Dear Niece Thelma AUNT BERT and UNCLE ALVIN To 'Ihe Graduafes. Besf of Luclc and Wishes Mr. and Mrs. M. Sfeinberg Congrafulaiions Io Tina Sieinberg from MARVIN BLITSTEI N The Besf of Everyfhing 'Io Our Darling Shulamiih MR. sr MRS. MILTON MORRIS Congraiulafions fo Shelomiih and Her Classmafes on Their Pas'I' Achievemenfs and Bes+ Wishes 'For Their Fufure Success Rabbi 8: Mrs. Gershinslry, Shoshana. Ahifuv To Bella and Her Classmaies May You Go On Io Greai Success. Mazel Tov MR. 81 MRS. ROSENBLUM and FRAN Congra+uIa+ions 'Io Our Beloved Daughfer and Sisfer Beverly SOL GROSS and HARRIETTE Mazel Tov +o Our Dear Daughler and Sisfer Sarah MR. a MRS. wIsNIEwsKI and JACKIE Mazel Tov fo Our Niece Vicky MR. a MRS. JAKOBOVITS To Shulamifh Charner Sinceresi Wishes for Coniinued Success SOL and HILDA FURST Our teachers aren't the only ones Congrafulafions 'lo Barbara Rulh ERANKEIJS KosI-IER KITCHEN Far Rockaway Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Complimenls of Mancy Drug Slore 2477 BROADWAY, New York 25,lN. Y. Besl Wishes 'lo Yael ADOLPH BLAUGRUND Ascof Sleel Equipmenl Co., lnc. 45-35 39l'h Sfreel. Long Island Cify 4, N. Y. Besl' Wishes +o Edna and The Class of '64 KOESTRICH BROS. 4092 Broadway, New Yorlc, N, Y. To Elaine Wifh Complimenls of Marvan Conlacf Lens Service 38 Easl 57lh Sfreel, New Yorlc, N. Y. The Brownslein-Weiner Course Prepare for +he Nexl College Boards wifh Aulhors of fha Besf-Selling College En+rance Preparalion Boolr. Enroll in 30--hr. course. Fee: 560. ES 6-0500 Besl' Wishes lo Bella Solow FRANK HARRISON, DDS MILTON PRIVER, DDS SIDNEY BRODSKY, DDS 354 Easf 89ih Sfreef Mazel Tov 'lo Bella Solow SISTERHOOD KINGSBRIDGE CENTER OF ISRAEL 3ll5 Corlear Avenue, Riverdale 63, N. Y. Congral'ula+ions lo Susan GREATER NEW YORK TRADING CO. SI Canal Slreel, New Yorlr 2, N. Y. Besl Wishes lo Sandra Zucker BARTON'S Conlinonfal Chocolales 2569 Broadway, New Yorlr 25, N. Y. Ben Wishes from Parlcway Shell Service I4eIs UNION TURNPIKE, Flushing. N. Y. H. Teichman Slriclly Kosher Meal' and Poulfry Marlcef 2385 BROADWAY, N.Y.C. TR 4-278l Krieger and Sussman, Inc. Wholesale, Relail Rabbi J. Breuer, Supervisor l47V2 Dylrman Sfreef, New Yorlr Cify, LO 9-70l5 4l9l Broadway, New Yorlc Cify, SW 5-7075 Heides Meal Company Wholesale Dealers in Beef, Veal and Lamb 3I0 Johnson Avenue Broolclyn 6, N. Y. Besl' Wood Boxes, lnc. 42 Bond Slreel GR 5-B810 New York I2, N. Y. JEWELER M. Shigalxi I53 Wesf 53rd Sfreef New Yorlx Ci'ry Arc all Brcck girls really beautiful? If I win, you join Mizrachi! BELLA SOLOW from Sam and Blanca Pinslcer BELLA SOLOW from Awendslern Family BELLA SOLOW from Reverend and Mrs. Buchman BELLA SOLOW 'From Mr. and Mrs. Bergman BELLA SOLOW from Mr. and Mrs. Zloiogurslci SHULAMITH CHARNER from Mr. and Mrs. Gabe, Karen, and Larry SH U LAMITH CHARNER from Mr. and Mrs. Schnall and Family SHULAMITH CHARNER from Mr. and Mrs. Mafkowslcy SHULAMITH CHARNER from Mr. and Mrs. Gomberg SANDRA ZUCKER from Morris Fish Siore SANDRA ZUCKER from Slricfly Kosher Meal and Poullry REGINA and 'rhe CLASS OF '64 REGINA and +he CLASS OF '64 ROBERTA TELLER from Mr. and Mrs. L. Freilich ROBERTA TELLER from Israel Kosher Calering Supply ROBERTA TELLER from Willie's Food Marr gui Ilfualwa jo . . . ABBY LEVY from Mr. and Mrs. Eichler ABBY LEVY from Mr. and Mrs. Adler YAEL SIDON from Mela and Fred YAEL SIDOBT from Dr. and Mrs. S. Kamen LOIS ALPERT 'from Dr. Cohen BASH EVA NULMAN from Richman's Reslauranl' BASH EVA NULMAN from Lesser's Grocery BASH EVA N ULMAN from Jacob Kurlz and Sons BASHEVA NULMAN from Selma and Abe Maiher BARBARA BURSTEIN from a Friend BARBARA BURSTEIN from a Friend PEARL MESKIN from Mer Food Sfore VARDA KATZ from Rudy Tepel Orchesrra GABY KAMENSKY from a Friend ESTHER HABER from Hahn Kosher Meaf Marlcef ESTHER HABER from l'-larry's Dairy and Al's Frui'r Mai wakea jo . . . JUDY DESSER from Foresl Hills Home Cooking FANNY APTERBACH from Pioneer Super Marker FANNY APTERBACH from Morris Fish Marker FANNY APTERBACH from M. Srern PHYLLIS NOBLE from a Friend TH ELMA LEVI NE from Barrie Garvin SHELOMITH GERSHINSKY from Dr. and Mrs. Weissman SHELOMITH GERSHINSKY from Her Grandparenls, Mr. and Mrs. Kalz SHELOMITH GERSHINSKY from Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman and Dauqhrer SHELOMITH GERSHINSKY from Ga ro's Cleaners EDNA STONE from Dr. Laufer, D.D.S. CHERYL WADLER from Lowy Walrch Company CHERYL WADLER from Darvel Jewelers LEA STERNBERG from Bobby and Lenny LEA STERNBERG from Helen and Manny Rofhenberg BASHEVA NULMAN from Tennenbaum Bakery BASHEVA NULMAN from A. Rick 31 Sons BASH EVA NULMAN from Manrose Appelizers lnc. BEATY STERN from Mr. and Mrs. Goelz and Sons ELAINE NATH from Mr. and Mrs. H. Marcus CIVIY REICHMAN from Dr. B. J. Lipelz CIVIY REICHMAN from Square Pharmacy TAMI GINSBERG from Mr. and Mrs. Adler ancl Family SYLVIA MEIZLIK from a Friend ABBY LEVY from Mr. and Mrs. Fuchs RUTHIE VOEHL from Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman BEATTY STERN from a Friend FRAN, GABBY, and SARA PARKSIDE PLAZA CATERERS Bronx, N. Y. WEBERS' CATERERS Bronx, N. Y. MEHADRIN CATERERS Bronx, N. Y. WEINSTEIN'S SHOE SHOP Bronx. N. Y. l w boy do next? Yes? . . . And what did the Cong:-afufafiolw jo . . . ROSE RESMOVITS TIRZA SPIEGEL lrom lhe Fried Family lrom Bina, Naomi, Reuven, and Nallali THE CLASS OF '64 lrom Jollen's Kosher Chicks lnc. FRANCES GREHER from Aunl Deborah and Uncle Irving NAOMI TEIGMAN lrom Aunls Trudy 3: Shirley 34 Uncle Marlin FRANCES GREH ER lrom Uncle Phil, Aunl Lily, l-lelen, Harvey MINDY SEIDENFELD from Mr. and Mrs. Grunberger and Family MINDY SEIDENFELD lrom Mr. and Mrs. Grunberger and Family MINDY SEIDENFELD lrom Mr. and Mrs. Friedman and Family SARAH WISNIEWSKI from Mr. and Mrs. Goldschneider ANNE LAZARUS lrom The Van Geldern's CHANA ROMM lrom Mr. L.SI1aps TINA STEINBERG from a Friend ln Loving Memory . . . ROSLYN WOLF LEA STERNBERG wilh Love lrom Uncle Alloerl BASHEVA NULMAN lrom Circle Card and Gill Shop SANDRA ZUCKER from a Friend THE CLASS OF '64 Samuel Schuberl SHELOMITH GERSHINSKY lrom Mr. and Mrs. Kalz and Family BARBARA SCH NEID lrom Sari's Balcery, Far Rockaway BELLA SOLOW lrom Leo, Blanche. and Sammy BELLA SOLOW lrom Mr. and Mrs. Tyber SYLVIA MEIZLIK lrom Mrs. S. Lenoz and Family SYLVIA MEIZLIK lrom lhe Rubin Family SUSAN ADLER lrom Aunl Belly and Family SUSAN ADLER lrom Aunl Lily and Uncle Benny SUSAN ADLER from Aunl Laura and Uncle Sam ROSE RESMOVITS lrom Isaac. Vera, Rila and Belly THE CLASS OF '64 lrom Zapinslcy's Avialion Course BASH EVA NULMAN lrom Hymie's Fruil and Vegelable Slore SYLVIA MEIZLIK from Mr. and Mrs. Krisher and Family SYLVIA MEIZLIK lrom Mr. and Mrs. Feuerslein and Sons I'm so nervous we might even win! , , M. Lilker presiding Morris Lourie, Inc. 87I Ninih Avenue New York I9, N. Mildred's Beau+y Salon 89l Ninfh Avenue New York I9, N Vicfory Five and Ten 9+h Avenue and 551'h Sfreei' New York, N Miller-Brill Pharmacy 864 Ninfh Avenue New York, N Ike and Joe's Fruifs I484 Sf. Nicholas Avenue New York, N. Sion Jewelers 868 Sevenih Avenue New York I9, N. Zimmerman Slip Covers 656 Wesf IB3rd S1-ree+ New York 33, N. Jack's Furnifure Company 4290 Broadway New York 33, N. Gem Cleaners I495 S+. Nicholas Avenue New York 33, N. Morfimer Markman, D.D.S. 530 E. Canal Sireei' New York 2, N. Delancy 8: PiH Live Poulfry Mid. 205-207 Delancy Sfreef New York 2, N. Foresl' Park Appeiizers, lnc. 63-37 l08ih Sfreef Foresl' Hills 75, N. Greene's Book and Card Shop 7l-42 Maon Sfreef Flushing 67, N Mauzone Kosher Poulfry Co. 6942 Mein Sfreef Flushing 67, N. Sfyle-Mode French Cleaners 69-44 Main Slreef Kew Gardens Hill, N European Kosher Bakeries 69-38 Main Sfreel' Kew Gardens Hills, N. Y. Meyerson Pharmacy 70 Avenue, Corner Main S+. Flushing 67, N, Y. Eden Kosher Meal' 75-4I Main Sfreei- Flushing. N. Y. Parkside Garden Caierers 83 Division Avenue Brooklyn ll, N. Y. L. Sohn Kosher Mea+s 9I Ridge Sfreef New York 2, N. Y. Teigman Press I76 Delancy Sheer New York 2, N. Y. Aflas Slide Fas+ener Corp. 325 Wesi' 36i'h Sfreel' New York, N. Y. Red Apple Fruir Exchange 64-46A l08fh Sfreef Foresf Hills, New York Rosenblum's Self Service Marker 82-38 Leiferfs Blvd. Kew Gardens, L. I. Frank's Shoe Repair 254-53 Horace Harding Blvd. Manfred H. Meyer 225 Broadway New York 7, N. Y. Paul Cymerman Kosher Bufcher 4-OSI Broadway nan: u'5nxn 138 wznrb 'pnyn 10555 HPJW 1J'h1J35 nn5xn1 .nunz neo nf: HD1'D3 nnnnvn 'h1UR5 J1I Bro 3 xnvb n'f:x 'Q T'11R11'5 .x.' 1'nxn ffl ' 'h1UK5 nn5xn1 naw: f TIJTI I an Bxwnw nanxn --fi jb- Clmr Directory Adler, Susan- 23-24 Camp Road, Far Rockaway 91, N. Y. -GR 1-7686 Alpert, Lois- 277 West End Avenue, New York 23, N.Y. -TR 3-9764 Apterbach, Fanny - 325 West 93rd Street, New York 25, N.Y. - UN 5-0242 Ashenberg, Sheryl- 144-09 71st Avenue, Flushing 67, N.Y. - BO 3-5107 Aufseeser, Rosalie - 29 West 174th Street, New York 53, N.Y. - CY 9-4013 Bergman, Roslyn- 1038 Esplanade, Bronx 61, N.Y. - TY 2-0518 Bergman, Sara- 249-25 Cambria Avenue, Little Neck 62, N.Y. - BA 5-8834 Brickman, joy- 2227 North 52nd Street, Philadelphia 31, Pa. -GR 7-4460 Burstein, Barbara - 550 J Grand Street, New York 2, N.Y. - OR 7-2292 Charner, Shulamith- 108-43 70th Avenue, Forest Hills 75, N.Y. -BO 3-8687 Desser, Judith - 67-10 108th Street, Forest Hills 75, N.Y. - BO 3-8327 Eisenberg, Helene- 300 Riverside Drive, New York 25, N.Y. -UN 5-0093 Frommer, Brenda - 651 West 171st Street, New York, N.Y. - WA 7-6336 Gershinsky, Shelomith - 20 Laurel Hill Terrace, New York 33, N.Y. - LO 8-4549 Ginsberg, Tami- Highview Road, Monsey, N.Y. - EL 6-2550 Goldfinger, Regina-97-50 64th Avenue, Forest Hills 74, N.Y. -TW 7-9660 Greher, Frances - 500 B Grand Street, New York 2, N.Y. - OR 4-6619 Gross, Beverly - 64-85 Booth Street, Rego Park 74, N.Y. - BR 5-4855 Grossfeld, Janice- 1817 Story Avenue, Bronx 72, N,Y. - TU 7-2285 Grossman, Miriam- 3334 Bainbridge Avenue, Bronx 67, N.Y. - OL 3-0434 Haber, Esther- 83-52 Talbot Street, Kew Gardens, N.Y. -VI 5-6531 jaskoll, Rochelle - 58-39 217th Street, Bayside 64, N.Y. - BA 4-2443 Kalichman, Anne- 2432 University Avenue, Bronx 68, N.Y, - LU 4-3643 Kamensky, Gaby- 2110 Barnes Avenue, Bronx 62, N.Y. -TA 4-3732 Kaprow, Simmy- 33-46 92nd Street, jackson Heights 72, N.Y.-TW9-5528 Katz, Varda - 32 Laurel Avenue, Clifton, NJ. - PR 8-6466 Kestenbaum, Selma- 227 Riverside Drive, New York 25, N.Y. -R19-5731 Kolitch, Sheila- 2132 Tomlinson Avenue, Bronx 61, N.Y. - SY 2-2260 Krakow, Barbara - 147-31 76th Road, Flushing 67, N.Y. - Ll 4-5964 Ku.hl, Evelyne - 112-14 Jewel Avenue, Forest Hills 75, N.Y. - BO 3-6175 Lazarus, Anne- 601 South Main Street, Spring Valley, N.Y. -EL 6-2033 Levine, Thelma- 3484 Corsa Avenue, Bronx 69, N.Y. -TU 1-1396 Levovitz, Sivya - 234 6th Street, Lakewood, NJ. - FO 3-1012 Levy, Abby - 92 College Road, Monsey, N.Y. - EL-6-2624 Lifton, Rita- 90-14A 155th Street, jamaica 33, N.Y. - OL 7-0685 Lipman, Naomi- 26-49 96th Street, jackson Heights, N.Y. -HA 6-7141 Meizlik, Sylvia - 108-29 63rd Road, Forest Hills 75, N.Y. -IL 9-7197 Meskin, Pearl- 43-24 43rd Street, Sunnyside 4, N.Y. - RA 9-7075 Nath, Elaine - 64 Wadsworth Terrace, New York 40, N.Y. - WA 8-6506 Nissel, Zelda - 27 John Street, Spring Valley, N.Y. - EL 6-2512 Noble, Phyllis - 2396 Valentine Avenue, Bronx 58, N.Y. - FO 4-3771 Nulman, Basheva- 268 East Broadway, New York 2, N.Y. -LF 3-4993 Olfenbacher, Edna- 678 Cedar Lawn Avenue, Lawerence, N.Y. - FR 1-1999 Okun, Shelly - 744 Caffrey Avenue, Far Rockaway 91, N.Y. - FA 7-1199 Reichman, Civiy - 1455 Grand Concourse, New York 52, N.Y. - JE 6-4842 Resmovits, Rose- 2455 Cruger Avenue, Bronx 67, N.Y. - OL 4-8851 Rornm, Chana- 515 West 183rd Street, New York 33, N.Y.-SW 5-1552 Roser1blLu'n, Bella- 50 Manhattan Avenue, New York 25, N.Y. -UN 5-1548 Rothwax, Roselee - 6 Northbrook Road, Spring Valley, N.Y. - EL 6-9243 Schneid, Barbara - 1144 Sage Street, Far Rockaway 91, N.Y. - FA 7-3136 Schonfeld, Vicky- 70-41 153rd Street, Flushing 67, N.Y. -LI 4-1040 Seidenfeld, Mindy- 105-47 63rd Road, Forest Hills 75, N.Y. -TW 7-4351 Sidon, Yael- 10S-21 63rd Road, Forest Hills 75, N.Y. -TW 7-6111 Silver, Malka- 2228 North 5th Street, Harrisburg, Pa. - 234-6427 Solow, Bella- 7 Van Corlear Place, Bronx 63, N.Y. -LO 2-7332 Spiegal, Tirtza - 12-O8 Cornage Avenue, Far Rockaway, N.Y. - FA 7-6930 Steinberg, Tina- 150-24 77th Avenue, Flushing, N.Y.-JA 3-2748 Steinberger, Eva- 108-22 69th Avenue, Forest Hills 75, N.Y. -BO 8-7867 Stern, Beatrice- 82 Wadsworth Terrace, New York 40, N.Y. -WA 8-8681 Stem, Ellen - 99-52 66th Road, Forest Hills, N.Y. -TW 6-1277 Stern, Eva- 102-29 62nd Drive, Forest Hills, N.Y. -IL 9-1027 Sternberg, Lea- 141-52 Pershing Crescent, Briarwood 35, N.Y. -AX 1-2895 Stone, Edna- 281 Wadsworth Avenue, New York 40, N.Y. -WA 3-5594 Tarlowe, ,ludith - 380 Elmora Avenue, Elizabeth, NJ. - EL 2-3464 Teigman, Naomi- 70-51 153rd Street, Flushing 67, N.Y. - BO 8-7434 Teller, Roberta-415 75th Street, North Bergen, NJ.-UN 9-8884 Topor, Froma-65-01 110th Street, Forest Hills, N.Y. -TW 7-2102 Ulman, Rebecca- 3000 Bronx Park East, Bronx 67, N.Y, -KI 7-3262 Voehl, Ruth - 615 West 183rd Street, New York 33, N.Y. -WA 8-3948 Wadler, Cheryl- 112-35 69th Road, Forest Hills 75, N.Y. - BO 3-8622 Wetzler, Noemie- 130 West 86th Street, New York 24, N.Y. -TR 3-3613 Wisniewsl-ci, Sarah - 669 14th Avenue, Paterson, NJ. - MU 4-8622 Zaretsky, Carol - 147-38 78th Avenue, Flushing 67, N.Y. - AX 1-5593 Zucker, Sandra - 255 West 98th Street, New York 25, N.Y. - UN 4-5921 Zyskind, Cham- 68-19 Clyde Street, Forest Hills 75, N.Y. - BO 3-4116 Dear Parents, We wish to tlmnk you and know not how, The love and over- whelming gratitude th.it are behind these few insignificant words will have to speak for themselves, for no words can suffice, We owe you our sincerest thanks for making our yeshivn education possible. We hope that we shall not fail you in the future .ts you have never failed us in the lust. We .ire determined that these past four years shall not have been wasted: our greatest .ispirations shall be to carry out with love and enthusiasm the lofty ideals you and Central have instilled in us. Thus we may live our lives as better Jews, and thus as better human beings. Thanking you again, With love, CLASS OF 1964 Eastern Press, Inc., Brooklyn 17, N. Y. UQEQELL, 135 '. un W- ' A, !,n . ' W' ' X wx . 1 ' I 4 A P' F' , . -., . 4 , ' H 1' L Q f mf. , . f ' . 1 : , , . .I ' ' 1, ,n ,cv , l-'41-Qafw ,1 A Jud i W -Ei' . A , n . .. , J, -r. . X. ,, 3 1, ' , 1--W X 'I ' 'l 'Qi1?',L W ' WY' wilt? J .H W W in '11, , P ii -A Y ' ,A UI. V y lx I YIM' Y . W ' , ,. Cdl 1- . , , ., 'I ' 1 I ' -'vw v .. 4- 4 2 ,. . , ,, 1 ,N , f X .. ' 1 ..g,,. , , 1 w 1 ' ' ' w n ' vw , -.. .-'14, r , ..,,,.1 -H. , ., ,.1 1 1 ,.r. M . V 4.1 , 'J .wf ,,. ., -. W v r 3 U 5 N . H 1 '1 n '- ' M.. , 1 H. . 1 .w..,.' 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