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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

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Vveinhach, Aciministrator Yeshiva University High School Ior Girls of ixfianhattan Dr. Isaac Lewin, Principal, Jewish Stuciies Department ixiartin Lillcer, Aciminislralor Yeshiva University High School for Girls of Brooklyn Rahhi Nianirccl Fulcia, Administrator 1non'n1: mz n11:11'or:n n1'r17:'7n': annum nwtnw :anon rw: mx nam: fixup :ww nan 5: ,nmxv TDR - rrrwny nuw 51112: WIN ,rnpn 11nn 1373 n1'r-mn: um ,mann n:1'r'v nm: .vnyn cu pm' :ab wnon n-:n 11:11 131:12 'uvpmv un 1llJ1J'1 157173 'amz 1311773 n'r1:51 5: 5:m1,, ,wb znmwy 1uJ1J 13 num ns r mx 'yum bn: bmw, 2 1w51 131, - 1w5111,, 11:11:51: 'wma nab .qnffb nnxbnrn nnbaw wma :mv ,am :man 'RTI2 was .Hwy 1:,,w 1353 run - Hwrm nn .13 nw 1:a'vxx naw nupb nxm um 1:,,w - 1:11 'rw nw 1aon'n1:1 rm nmwonw . 1n11z7s1 HJDWPDT ,1:'vzm 1n'm5 'mm nn x:1n'r an FlJ'73T1'1 Nbw 'uvpn nm' nn - D111-1:1 umm ns 'msn :n'v15z'v pnnv n :wn 11wx'1 TIN fnbw 115 pnzv ver vwnyw wvmw 'mm Dear Graduates: I am delighted to welcome you to the growing ranks of our alumnae and to congratulate you on your achievements. 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Dial they not lahor long and harcl in helping liie move on? in their hantls . . . life? Anti what ol man on earth toclay? But to create they Woulcl Devote their lives. Exalt theml They seek all manlcincls good. in their hancls . . . lite? Or will some men yet to he horn View the proclucts of their might Ancl call themselves Creators, Certain of their right To say: ln these hancls . . . life? But no man cloes proclaim in truth Life springs from out these hands Save he who formecl a universe XVith stars. and seas. ancl sands. Then, in whose hancls . . . lite? P x S Zzculfy No one person symholizes all that this vearhoolx attempts to convey. Xve cleclicate it to those spe- cial teachers who have given us some things we shall always cherish: who have made our school meaningful and enriching. To the teacher who macle learning a joy ancl not a clruclgery . . . To the teacher who macle a complex suhject comprehensible . . . To the teacher who gave time and counsel when needecl . . . To the teacher who unclerstoocl that marks are secondary: that We are human beings, not report cards . . . To the teacher who brought light to our minds . . . To each one we cleclicate this yearhoolc. To the fulfillment of their hopes and our own, we cleclicate our lives. .NQAPQLU .S?lfl,6h86 , 'wt f f i 1 - ,49' -f ,, . , , , me-' Z Mrs. Ecielsinurg Mr, Eliezri Mrs. Faskowiiz Miss Offenbacher Rabbi Perlman Rabbi Shkop Mr. Steif Miss Guncler Rabbi Dr. Metzger Mr. Scilwarizinarcl Q- A, Not Shown ..A, ,. Dr. Joffe Rabbi Vvaxman 1 1 I1 ,Wm Nlr. Cohen Mrs. Franklin Mr' Pearl Mrs. Stern CLl'lgLL6lg85 Not Shown. Mr. Gendell , X bliss Laffangue Dr. Pascal Nlrs. Finnigan Mr. Klein Soda! .Quia Mrs. Faerber Mrs. Galitzer Mrs. Rochl cience 8' yfnadzenaaficd Miss Acllerblum Mrs. Lerer Miss Marks I I in H Not Shown: NI' Mr. Taylor Ui S Mrs. Felman Mr. ZOH1iCk Miss Spitzer HITS. IAXCHCI' .Aff Nlrs. Levinson f , udic IVIIS, Strauss Mrs. SCI'l6iI'lfClCl fmw. au Mass Rabinowirz Ltd LILQ66 Nliss Chill Nliss Richards 'US arf' O0 1' 4 Mrs. Raloinowitz S ret Mrs. Aufrichtig, ec ary Secretary ms 'W Jollny Laboy, Blaintenance M rrr W Af Nlrs. Parker Cafeteria Blanager Y' vi .4 Q .,,.,,.,. N., ,-,. , pw . -.4.zg.i -, .gin-. -,mv .W .',.g QA, U Q .,. ,- .' Q., . i .-c..-H4 ,,, Q. .Au 1 .4 U55 .- f 1.5 N . f- . N W up 1 1 ,fx , .ll 9 I 54?-4' . H-5 n X- , , ... , ' U . ,. A A. f . . .A.. V141 , Qfraduafcfs ,YJYJAB yt BASHEVA ABOFF IPF! 711 EI ?1f2NlZITl U l11T I'm late, I'm late, for a very important date . . . But Miss Alder- blum, there was a fire . . . Aunt of the year, every year . . . Her pincurls got stuck between Bialik and dikduk . . . Mezeg Haaver Hayom? . . . our amateur psychiatrist . . . shows deep understand- ing of humanity and basic interest in man . . . exponent of the virtues of Time Magazine. Class Debaterg Class Secretaryg Class Photographerg Booster Leaderg Fashion Show Modelg Poster, Decoration Committees,- Class Play EVA ABOSCH , WIT l'IJlIlJl...1JJ l'lDTl' All about Eva . . . who would believe that this petite mademoi- selle could instigate such king-size mischief . . . virtuoso pianist and lover of classical music, especially Chopin's Fantasie impromptu . . . it's Mr. Lilker's favorite too! . . . graciously accepted by Y.U. on our Sophomore week-end . . . Eva plans to attend N.Y.U. where this mad scien-tist will switch to political science. , mn .59 Class Presidentg Service Squadg Talent showy Various Committesg Competitive Assemblyg Arista Playg Big Sister ,QB 5 J 'l 5 113 5 H ,- BI ' s HC 2 R L' GHANA ANTMAN 5 'N U'LI.lJ TD HEI' Who says blondes have more fun? . . . Mr. Lilker's unsolicited advisor . . . matzos taste best in History class . . . a terrific hostess at an unforgettable senior weekend . . . a sincere worker for the Guild . . . splendidly promoted the public relations of Centrals First Russian classg Pretty Ghana Amman, wrote the post. . .Oh those eyes! Class President, Vice-Presidentg Guildg Booster Coach, Leaderg Choirs Ping-Pang leamj Dramaticsg Sing Committees Senior Weekend lt' 113' , . JUDITH APPLETON fl-0 l'll7lJUfl 731 l'Il'J7LlllTJ How do we remember thee? . . . Extra-curricular activities galore . . . the mad, mad tea parties in Chemistry class . . . the mam- ,ge moth hazard on the third floor . . . lockerwjunkmanis paradise . . . dazzling teachers with her amazing memory . . . the carpetbagger with her satchel of goodies . . . Judy is certainly the apple of our eye . . . dreams of crossing Europe by bicycle . . . if we know 1 V, Judy, shelll do it! Class President, Treasurerg Courierg Hamvaserg Class, School s Debaterg Big Sisterg Poster, Decorating, Scenery Committeesg 3 Arista Vice-Presidentg High School Bowl,' Director Kiss Me Kateug Director class playsg Senior Council Pres. l h'2i W V ik CLAIRE BACH l ITT 'll'I1 UWJD? A pretty representative of the West side . . . Oh, by the way, are you related to Johann Sebastian? . . . Okay Claire, play us his Fugue in C minor . . . Claire believes in speaking softly and carry- ing a big stick with a dazzling smile attached . . . so calm and even-tempered, she absolutely refuses to get angry . . . plans to attend City College . . . ' Poster Committeeg Big Sisterg Choirj King and I 3 Jil .Jl , ANN BARANEK l ?DllJ 'PD' U11 'UJDTI flLlllJ U1 She's Bara to us . . . a real hep-cat . . . Who's wearing perfume? I smell orange blossoms . . . I'm giving dancing lessons in the bathroom next period . . . Dear Sir, Please give me back my five points. Love, Bara . . . P.S. Love your class so much . . . Do gentlesmen really prefer blondes? Herels proof that they do!! Class Vice-President, Secretaryg Big Sisterg Photographerg Service Squadg Dramatics s '5 fl fl EYELYN BERGER HDD 'PD l'l'71J NR Warm and articulate . . . answer in less than five paragraphs please, Miss Berger . . . formed the famous doughnut club . . , originated assorted nomenclatures-Appy, Bara, Glixie . . . Chickens and fried livers were her daily contribution to Centra.l's lunchroom . . . In all respects our multilingual Arista president is par excellence. Arista President: Literary Editor Elchanetg Courierg Hamvaser, Class Presidentg Debating Managerg Librariang Tutorg Author of Welcome Freshmang Arista and Chagim Playsg Big Sister Nh s qgmw t Jill!! Q 'O . r' fl3QO Q..- JUDY BERGER 3113 71111 ITT DNEU One of the East Side gang . . . enjoys knitting . . . another Mme. Defarge? . . . an expert on eye makeup . . . has the good Rabbi thinking she spends hours applying color and texture to her brows, lips and lashes . . . Judy writes very expressively . . . she amazed the entire senior class, and Mr. Pearl, with her theme on the art of Man Catching. G.O. Alternateg Boosterg Choirg Checkers Teamg Chanukah Decorations ' ma? l ' 'i Y ' J IS Marin BERKOWITZ X'- TIJUD FEI' UTNI TNDTI NHT! UTN IUJN Displays the valued Jewish virtue of Anecvut'l with Calm and steady demeanor . . . excellent artist and capable language stu- dent . . . though her voice is low her thoughts are sharp and her words elf-arly inaniff-st native be-auty and dignity . , . tall and grace- ful, Mallza is worthy of her majestic name. Aristfig Art Cnmmilleesg Service Squadg Chagim Poster Commit- !ee,' Clwirg Anita Milong Big Sister i 'vm wh ELLEN BILENKER IIU UUJ 'TTD Class catalyst: serious subjects decompose into hilarity when Ellen unlooses her homegrown wit . . . who was the Arab in the milchig dish towel? . . .I want to marry a surgeon! . . . The Happy Ham- let of 7C . . . she always has two more questions . . . forever searching out the whys and hows . . . Aristag Class President, Viee-President, Treasurerg Boosterg Cha- gim Poster Committee Chazrmang Props School Productiong Dra- maticsg Class Debaterg Big Sister nah LEAH BRAUN .as TlN'?Dl 'PTUS TIUJNTI TIN 'H UT' '-' - How Now, Miss Braun! . . . part of the Thursday night ice skating set . . . always up on the newest fashions . . . has popularized that walked through mud look as Central's wholesaler for textured stockings . . . her favorite room is the kitchen . . . how does she keep her lovely figure? Obviously, by her active membership in our Cheering Rockettes! Fashion Show Model,' Cheerleaderg Talent Showg Purim Playg Scenery, Decoration Committeesg Big Sister, Service Squad . 'TJ'- HINDA D. BRILL 'FI21 EPIJD ITITJLLJ' Petite and meticulous . . . sees the laughs in life . . . her jokes are an amusing addition to the curriculum . . . an amazing appe- tite for math . . . well known as Miss Adlerblum's cute little num- ber . . . has the distinction of being one of the lirst seniors to kosher a chicken . . . an interesting cross between Bnei Akiva and Y.U. Seminar. Service Squadg G.O. Alternate HHWBW Q GLORIA CAHN Ui' 731 U'LlJDTJ Knit one, purl two . . . single stitch, double stitch . . . any stitch, Gloria knows it . . . she designed and knit a whole wardrobe . . . she shows admirable endurance and will power . . . this bright senior with long hair and colorful clothes is a welcome sight on our halls. Boosterj Typistg Fashion Show Model,' Big Sister L 1 il 25 DIANE BRODY Fl'l'lbZ ITV? WNW Dianne presents a constant problem . . . Often confuses the teachers with the many hairdos of D.B .... keeps the gals rolling with laughter and the desks rolling . . . possesses a lion's share of the class' athletic ability and sportsmanship . . , long live the attractive gum chewers in bouffont hairdos! Service Squadg Basketball Teamg Big Sisterg G.O. Alternate 5 Fil' l :Q L SUSAN COHEN 1'llJIlU H1521 NTI Owns a half interest in the lounge phone . guitar-playing folk music bug . . . a Thursday night skater from way back . . . we're gonna F-I-G-H-T! . . . she got something extra out of Spanish: bobby pins! . . . :i prospective psychology major at Stern College . . . Simpatica, Susan is friendly in any language. Clrenleader: Clam Secretary Boosfer: Librarianj Dramalicsj Com- mitteesg Big Sisterg Talent Show: G.O. Allernaie REBECCA DYKAN TRU HN'lTJ Nllllll TITDJ . . . H9171 Chic and magnetic . . . Becky looks great even when perched on a waste paper basket . . . her smile is silver . . . suddenly: look ma, no braces . . . martyr of the Yiddish class who takes solace in nourishing combinations of bananas and chocolate ice-cream . . . our Teacher for a Day on Junior Day . . . added the professional touch to our fashion shows. Class President, Treasurerg Librarianj Fashion Show Model,' Peter Pan ,' Decorating, Refreshment, Scenery Committees 'A r A Q v 1 4. , 'ff GLORIA EPSTEIN H1711 ntmm nm Took some really wild shots in her three years on the basketball team . . . caught our best candid shots the next . . . a charter member of the New Jersey- I'm late again club . . . her wit en- livened many a bored class'. . . but she had serious moments par- ticipating in our psychological discussions . . . Smile, you're on G1oria's camera! Class Treasurer, Basketball Teamg Talent Showg Checker Teamg Vice-President of the Senior Couneilj Class Photographer spas QF. Q51 if SUSAN EKSTEIN 'HILUJ1 7R 1'IT.lRl TUTI No it's not, it's only lemon and plenty of sun . . . The ofhcial reader in Miss Guncler's Navi Class . . . has'swayed many a teacher with the look of innocence in her big, beautiful blue eyes . . . Susan has a good sense of humor, always cheerful and friendly. Class Seeretaryg Librariang Booster Leaa'er,' Service Squadg Big Sisterg Talent Showg Ping-Pong n hm 23 ' rv- in ROSANNE FARKAS 'U' lllllfl F1 . .. fl.lUJlU.lJ A celebrity in her sophomore year . . , she starred in the cast . . . was volunteered into being Mrs. Sternls favorite secretary . . . will she ever forgive the Class that elected her? . . . when there is pho- tography Rosanne is on the scene in a Hash . . . also steals the scene with her vivacious cheerleading at basketball games . . . Rosanne has always gayly greeted her classmates . . . Hi Everybody! . . . an eternal good morning to Rosanne. Cheering Squad Captaing Volleyball Teamg Service Squadj Class Photognzpherg Big .Sisterg Ping-Pong 55133 C? K TOVA FISHMAN H1113 HUJN flf1lU NTD TINY N11 Liu-ns up our tenth period math debating sessions . . . a true rarity. she-'s a good listener . . . feeds on crossword puzzles and peanut butter sandwiches . . . 'lova is a Hebrew typist much in demand . . . with her willingness to work and wonderful equanim- ity shi- has hr-lpf-d solve many deadline crises . . . runs her own l'lf:bre'.v Str-neil Corporation . . . non-profit, of course . . . Biff Siilflj Props, Coslume, Saencry, Art CO77IIIlllf66.Y,' Arista, Purim Pluyv: Hebrew Typirl Hamagrid, Elchanelg Compelilive As- sembly: ILO. Publicity Comnziltee -JM 'P J U DORIS FEIN TID 'WIT MDT 11113 ITD The gal with the year round tan . . . possessor of the famous Dark Eyes . . . a source of utter bewilderment tp Dr. Friedenburg, who found all answering present to the roll call- after Doris had left the room . . . her good looks are complemented bv coiffure and contacts. Boosterg Libmriang Chers Teamg Big Sisterg Committeerg Class Playsj Competitive Arremblyg Ping-Pong Team hh, . J'-I AVIVA FRIEDMAN Hlbll 'lZ'UUl TID 'l7lf? 'J , A cute imp with a musical ear . . . full of tuneful surprises . . . at home at the piano, from folk-songs to classics . . . but expresses harmony in personality too . . . well known for her attendance at the Newport Folk Festival . . . of courth we all wove you Avi!! Class President, Treasurerg Arista Playj Cheerleaderg Booster Cap- taing School Assembliesg School Pianist.: Director Kiss Me Kate ,' junior Alma Mater bl 5 A 35 gl ESTHER GLICKSMAN TIRWTJ N11131 WND DEI' H11JJ...'1I'lUN Better known as Glix . . . hides behind a leopard coat and huge black sunglasses . . . one of our intelligentsia . . . photographed by Y.U. publicity man in Russian Class . . . Supplied green pepper to her fellow hungry mad chemists . . . English teachers' delight . . . blushes in technicolor . . . enthusiastic applause at the fashion show . . . how did our Glixie become a Pixie? Assistant Literary Editor Elchanetg Elchanet Biographerg Fashion Show Modelg Class Secretaryg Librariang Oklahoma Props Head,- Ping-Pong Captaing Kiss Me Katevg Service Squadg Aristaj Choir,' Sports Editor Courier . BAM TONI GOLD 111 TEITJI ZIHTU FITUTIJ Our Miss 14-kt, jewel of the senior class . . . how does she stay so trim? . . . Itls Tonils hidden body that counts . . . Excels in deriving correct mathematical conclusions from illogical reasoning . . . if Mrs. Faerber accepted her as Toni why do other teachers insist on Goldie? . . . a perfect example of the golden rule. 5 4N4ii'l. ,., ' All rl ll G.O. Seeretaryg Class Presidentg Fashion Show Model,' Chairman of Publicity, Refreshment Comrnitteesg Big Sisterj Librarianj Serv- ice Squad.: Dance Festivals Talent Showg Purim, Class, Arista Playsg Scenery Committeesg Singg G.O. Alternateg Arista 2 bm is PEARL GOLDFISCHER TITJLU l'll7DTl - NTIUJ UlI?TJ 'PD l'I '?J'IT.l Her madcap vigor was already evident on the second day of school . . . our walking candy store . . . Mr. Steif's Goldfinger . . . 5 foot 2, c-yes of blue . . . abhors math but doc-sn't let that affect her mark . . , Inciter of the senior hat craze . , . helped organize the annual Kum Tantz . , . for four years Pearl has stirred up one hysterical episode after another. Class Vice-Presidentg Cheerleaderg Booster Coaehj Guildg Class Photographer, Service Squadg Talent Show Class Playsg Big Sisterg Scenery Committee 'WW' it 26 ROCHELLE GOLDBERG TLUPIIU 73 'll ll'lTJUJ'l 1UJ'LIJ' An exuberant cheerleader . . . Fight, Team, Fight, can be heard on the first floor . . . even when Rochelle is cheering the fourth floor typing class . . . a history class pondered while Mrs. Faerber queried, Is all that hair really yours? Rochelle loves ice skating, too . . . Ho-w about a cheering squad on ice? ' Co-Captain Cheerleadersj Service Squadg Scenery Committeej G.0. Alternateg Big Sisterj Talent Show 5 'JB JUDY GOLDSMITH TMP DN 'J'1J'YJUJH Monsey has once again produced a Biblical genius . . . she knew who died in 3033 B.C. and who was born two years later . . . famous author of: The Organization of a Choir in Ten Easy Les- sons, Results Guaranteed , . . displayed her fine voice and attrac- tive French accent in Miss Lichmanls folk song . . . a beautiful result of an oversupply of cottage cheese and lettuce. -my ' .'x,4s Courier Bulletin Erlilorg Head of School Clzoirg Big Sisterj Courierg Libmriang School Produclionj Class, Arista Playsj Service Squadg Committees lx I JESSICA GOLDSTEIN TILUNI TI IlPTI ITIJ Tl'l'l'l' H111 Jessica, by virtue of dark good looks and regal name, truly stands out . . . was a constant source of joy to the Chemistry class . . . after all, without her we would have starved . . . brought tears to our eyes by making scallions the specialty of the day . . . Jessica, you're not supposed to taste it to lind out if it's hydrochloric acid . . . who says freckles aren't charming? Class Biographerg Courierg Aristag Class Vice-President, Treasurerj Debaterg Director of Class Playj Service Squadg Big Sisterg Alma Mater Committee 55133 V 5gflTLES xt! HANA GRAUMAN HTYIR NTI 'U TINT Her notebooks are perfection . . . perhaps she knows whether neat- ness is due to heredity or to environment? . . . Faithfully does her History each night . . . millions of Finger prints appear on the glossy spiral before it is ready for use . . , a sincere girl with a pleasant personality. Chairg Big Sisterg Boosterg Ping-Pongg Checkers TBD ' Q sift .L-'ey e . i g, FAIGY GOTTESMAN T Q l'lTJllJl 'LTI' TTB i - The Fifth Beatle shares her locker with the sixth . . . from Yankee Stadium to the London Palladium, what a range of interest! . . . a lively correspondent, who has enthusiastic pen pals all over the world . . . a fervent outgoing native and a fervent Bat-Yisrael , . . Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! Class Vice-Presidentg Tulorg Big Sisterg Dramaticsg Singj Proelorg G.O. Alternateg Ping-Pong Teamg Typistj Committees . JH ,..-w - i xx. 'A' j 27 c-'fr-'26 5 H S Orgs FAYE GRUNBART W UT 11113 ?3LlJ Faye now, Faye forever, Grunbart in some Classes . . , p for Mr. Steif . . . desks were made to be written on . . . then why did Miss Lichman make her wash it off? . . . Will the Goldfischer, Grunbart, and Gutfreund Historical Society please stop hiding behind the third row . . . Faye is one of the stylish young sophisti- cates set . , . her plaid jacket has become a Central landmark . . . shelll make a hm teacher . . . her elegance will dazzle any class. Gruns eck 1f -'--fs. Librarian: nliiizg and I g Class Playsg Purim Playg Typistg Big Sisterg Booster hh B -9 BARBARA GUTFREUND l'll'7J'llf1 P'EITJ H9 . Dynamic and vivacious . . . an eloquent orator . . . she seems to have the idea that regents are keeping us on par with the prison schools . . . Barbara has become so addicted to amoebas that she carried them over from the Bio lab to the art room . . . to our sophisticated debater we leave these words-Have Cause, Will Arguel Q-Q., Class Secretaryg Class, School Debating Teamsg Booster Leaderg Senior Competitive Play Directorg Class Photographerg Booster,- Decorating Committeej Big Sister Uh '-Jwyfl-P' j Y c u oixxv HABERKORN RETJN ITDUN DDU 'Tl NNT' 'l Ill'l I dn-am of Ginny with the light blond hair , . . Ginny dreams of the yearbook-nightmares . . . twelve years of prose and now a poet , . . a year of debating and then a champion . . . idolizes Rav Knoks' dreams of Zion . . . but Mr. Steif, how could I do my homeworl-15 the rally for Soviet Jewry was living Historia? . . . flinny is Patf:rson's gift of boundless ruach. .iiwism Sfrrclaryq Assistant Editor-in-Chief Elchanetg Class Biogra- fzlzerlg School, Class Debaterg Class President, Vice-President, 4 .S'u6rel11r5,' Dance Festivalg Hamagidg Tutor ,,-P 28 - P79 if 'Pa I1 !i SURA HEISLER 'll LIT Ulf? NDT Our Scientific American plans to put her knowledge to practical use . . . Blowing up Central . . . Sura nearly bowled us over with her intelligent 'never mind' answers . . . famous for handing in November reports at the beginning of October . . . infamous for squeezing green paper out of her classmates . . . her deter- mination made the Elchanet a Financial success. Business Manager Elchanetg Class Vice-Presidentg Debaterg Libra- riang High School Bowlg Oratorical Contestg Hamvaserg King and Ing Class Playsg Volleyball Teamg Big Sister,' Arista 59119-1131 sig? '1'd':. eqf , ,tx ff' 55 I-51' Ski ADELE HAYDA P19 'FND DTN TITDTI Being Rabbi Perlman's Chief Librarian has added a few choice words to her vocabulary . . . Pashut, V'Chu1u, VlChulu . . . surrounded by books every lunch period . . . yet, this scholar is no shy book-worm . . . she has a sparkling smile and a keen sense of humor . . . as Girdie in Oklahoma she giggled the audience to hysterics . . . a charming and zany actress. Aristag Head Librariang Fashion Showg Class Vice-Presidentg Class, Arista, Purim Playsg Dance Festivalg Big Sister, Choirg School Productionsg Poster, Scenery Committees 5 miibbw BASHEVA HERZBERG TD? 'l'IDl'l ITTJEQ TIEIUJ ' Cogent manner of thought and keen logic . . . that's how this debater led her team to the school championship . . . an avid historian and political scientist . . . champion of lost causes . . . Very fluent in the English language and intellectually-minded . . . no wonder Basheva is such a fascinating conversationalist! Class Debating Teamg Class Biographer 29 . DPL LYNDA HOCHBERGER TITHTI UVNN? Tl UULIJ A fascinating combination of scholarship and wit . . . has a pro- found understanding of the Torah . . . originated her oum com- mentary- Parush Halo Moh . . . always bursting with song and spirit . . . gave Central its Hrst dance festival . . . but her forte is acting . . . renowned for her portrayals of many weird and wacky characters -from a beatilized Achashverosh to Hahalaba. 'S G.O. Secretary, Co-Director Dance Festiualg Class Pres., Vice- Pres., Debaterg Competitive Assemblyg Purim, Arista Playrg Scen- ery, Poster Commilteesg Basketball Scarekeeperg Hamagidg Singj Aristag Big Sislerg School Productions lv! 'f ,O AVIVA HESS D1 TTI DT' N7 HIHTJ TYJIUJ Hess . . . Hess . . . didn't I have you in my class before? . . . they were bound to call her Leah or Rachel . . . when the type- writers went rolling . . . charter member of Mr. Segal's Rest Home . . . Mr. Cohen, on behalf of my class, I would like to present you with a pair of suspenders . . . but there's much more to Aviva than her misadventures . . . plans to teach kindergarten . . . teachers have fun, too! Q ll G.O. Alternateg Service Squadg Big Sislerg Choirg School Produc- tion 5375 ev.. 5 FEA- 4, 1' ' Qiv i uh ELAINE HOROWITZ ! X UTD PD Ufl'llJ . .. 'IUUN N Double, double, always in trouble, from Friedenberg, to Siegal, to . . . Elaine has added flavor and spice to every class . . . you'll wonder where the murmur went . . . when Elaine is absent . . . her keen sense of justice and persuasive method of expression sent her straight to the G.O. to plead the cause of her deprived class- mates. Class Vice-Presidentg Cheerleader, Fashion Show Modelg School Productiong Boosterg Librariang G.O. Alternateg Bowlingg Talent Show up-1 C 9 xx-3 REBECCA JosEPH FFJ9 Il lJ l'lTJLlJ Il? Mrs. Fascowitzls star pupil in the Yiddish class . . . K'var Yodim that there's nobody like Yosefl' . . . convulsed us with the zaniest antics and wildest quips . . . loaded with artistic talentg Yosef originals are evident on all school walls . . . always remembered as the flash of light that led us on to victory- onward, Yosef! ya QD Elchanet Biographer, Historiang Courierg Librariang Hebrew Ora- is torical Contestg Class Vice-Presidentg G.O. Alternateg Publicity Cornmitteeg King and I ,' Props Oklahoma g Chagim Postersg Scenery Chairmang Arista Choir,' Class Playsj junior Alma Mater , his aww SORA KELMAN UWD1 EIWLL1 ITTIU ITTDIT 'T'TJ?I1 Always on the ball and on the basketball court floor . . . King Kelly . . . Central's star basketball player . . . Mrs. Franklin's most efficient secretary . . . excells in reading class minutes off a blank sheet of paper . . . possesses a beautiful smile which enthralled all but Mr. Siegel . . . she has been an outstanding athletic and busi- ness manager and more important, a sincere friend to all. Athletic Managerg Business Manager Elchanetg Basketball, Volley- ball Teamsg Class President, Secretaryg Dance Festivalg Aristag Editor Hamagidg G.O. Aternateg Kiss Me Kateuj Big Sister,' Librarian Nh ld Q9 ll 5 MARY KENT l'J'DIl Ill VIRUJJ Now that he's Yonah, will she be Chayah? . . . dancing eyes . . . ever-present good spirits . . . elected class president immediately upon entering Central . . . then an enthusiastic cheerleader . . . now Israel too . . . simultaneously a blushing bride and a grinning graduate . . . Chaya brought us a little closer to the realization of our dreams. Elchanet Biographerg Presidentg Cheering Squad Captaing Class Debating Managerg Talent Showg G.O. Alternateg Big Sister,- Boosterj Competitive Assernblyg Class Plays 31 5 RINA KOBRE IPX Tlfl 'l'lTJLlJl 'JW j,Que Cosa? . . . our language whiz . . . a future mathematician who calculates that Eretz Yisroel will be her home . . . Rina has proven that brilliance and fun go well together . . . Miss Kobre, what is the chemical composition of chocolate? . . . Mrs. Faerber's loyal opposition . . . a joy to friends and teachers alike. Associate Hebrew Editor Elchanetg School Debaterg Class Pres., Seft., Historian, Debating Managerg Librariang Choirg Tutorg Class, Arista Playsg Big Sislerg Lighting Oklahomag Chess, Checkers Team Chairmang Arista 'mm HELEN KOESTRICH -:ntl HUD flTDl'l Tm Our blushing beauty . . . gave teachers a speech lesson in trying to pronounce her last name . . . astounds and unnerves her class- mates by handing in test papers a half hour after a test has begun . . . always punctual . . . always exact . . . keeps everything in N perfect order . . . plans a career in teaching or therapy. - Librariang Publicity Committeeg Purim Assemblyg Bowling B SARAH KRUL TI'7D 'ULUTII TUTT Sarah is Central's professional locker decorator . . . originator of Beatle wallpaper . . . Ranks Mrs. Cohen almost as high as George Harrison . . . Sarah has amazing compatability with the entire senior class , . . especially with Faigy G .... Beatles and the gawk Clarl-1 Five can replace each other but none can replace .ara I Class' Vice-President, .S'ec1etary,' Service Squadj G.O. Alternatej Courier Typisty Typist for School Produetion mi? Q 5-T f .is PHYLLIS MAZA 1'?Tl l'lJ'Il l'l'JPJ fl'lll'lH Teachers have learned to accept her arrival as the formal begin- ning of class . . . Ma-zeh Maza? Phyllis amazes us with her ver- satile personality . . . from exuberant laughter to serene poetry . . . witty and quick with an answer . . . hands always poised to record teachers' pearls of wisdom . . . No wonder her scholarly possessions have been borrowed so often. Aristag Senior Councilg Courier News Editor, Business Managerg Class Debaterg High School Bowlg Fashion Show Modelg Booster' Tutorg Class Plays,' Oratorical Contestj Talent Show if Q LILA MAGNUS '?N'IU.l'Il -ll'llUD UT Almost turned a. Chemistry class into a senior life saving course . . . result: one smiling waterlogged principal . . . expert on Kennedyism . . . Lila and the New York Times are one and inseparable . . . once dreamt of teaching patients history while nursing them . . . then she decided on history alone . . . her scenery has often been the best part of our plays . . . artist, sci- entist, thinker, dreamer - Magnus is magnificent. Ass't. Art Editor Elchanetg Class Pres., Debating Managerg Scenery Director School Productiong Hebrew Oratorical Contestg Fashion Show Models Big Sisterg Courier Typist hs hlh S33 HARRIET MITTMAN 1LUl'lll U 3l'll'l UJEIJ One of the hardy contact lens pioneers . . . Miss Mittman, I just found your lost test paper in the waste paper basket . . . What, again? . . Mrs. Stern's efficient secretary in: The Case of The Invisible Minutes . , . Harriet's dagaish hits the spot every time . . . No wonder she's Mr. Schwartzbard's favorite pupil! A warm and wonderful friend . . , Harriet plans to attend City College. Class Secretaryg G.O. Alternateg Volleyball Teamg Elchanet Typist 33 B55 LAURA NOWAK NTI D HUUJ3 A model with a future, twice scene-stealer of the fashion show . . . the only way to get your hair really straight is to iron it . . . Mrs. Faerber's anglecake . . . prefers New York to Florida anytime . . . member of the seventh period knitting club . . . cheerleader and Thursday night regular . . next year look up Laura at C.C.N.Y. Class President, Debaterg Fashion Show Modelg Cheerleaderg Boosterg Committees 5 7? as 'il .Es . . i if rl 4 ,Q I JULIA MORGENSTERN 'I 1 'I I H RU 'PD J D1 'LTI 1'lNUJlJ Morgenbesscr, Morningstar, Oh! Morgenstien . . . only girl with a reasonable excuse for coming late, considering the distance-the prairie lands of Kansas , . . this auburn haired sophisticate intro- duced us to the foreign language spoken out West . . . her mar- velous creations have been an inspiration to Mrs. Levinson. Class Vice-President, Treasurerg Senior Couneilg Fashion Show Modelg Decorations Committees Scenery for Class, Arista, Purim Playsg Tutorg Peter Pan 5 HDR RENA PERLMAN U'P l3 'TTIRII TI1JlLLl'l TIN 'NP Glows like a jewel . . . Rena's charm and beauty were brilliantly displayed in the leading role of Oklahoma . . . showed us what is meant by the power of the pen . . . her opinionated study on automation delighted us . . . Rena does indeed possess a vivacious personality filled with overwhelming Ruach! Kadima Bnei Akivah! G.O. Alternaleg Oklahonza ,' Class Secretaryg Boosterg Class Playsg Tutors Big Sister 1? .Q V71 Q ESTHER B. PESSIN TITUI TIIHTJN TIT Our mathomaniac . . . never satisfied with simple facts . . . Esther must probe to know . . . a problem is never correct unless it's com- plex . . . She plans to go to Eretz Yisroel and use this experience in solving its problems . . . Esther is an active spirited Bnei Aki- vanik . . . she sways and leaps gracefully in the many Israeli dances she has mastered. Arixta Dariceg Tutoringg Cornmitteesg Dance Festivalg Elehanet Typistg Chess Team SJW hh K I U SARAH PORTOWICZ fl'lll'I 'l'llTIl flN PIl Red sneakers, mischievous eyes and curly, curly hair . . . always in a Bible Contest . . . Chairs are for curling up in . . . author of How to Speak With Your Mouth Closed . . . she treks in daily from Brooklyn to answer Rabbi Perlman's questions . . . What are you doing New Yearls? . . . Mrs. Faskowitz's favorite friend with Yiddish class . . . Perty . . Porty . . . Purty . . . National Bible Contextg Service Squadg Choirg Big Sisterg Arista Playsg Chagimg Posterg Decorating, Refreshment Committeesj Chess Club NAD' A R SHARON PFEFFER TlN Ilfl Tlflllfll U1J'lJ DEI' Our own nervy, nervy girl . Pfeffer adds spice to any class, helps keep Bell telephone stockholders very, very happy . . . Who me? . . . I was talking? . . . After a daily trip from Spring Valley our energetic swinger still has enough bounce to be an enthusi- astic booster after school . . . whew! Librariang Booster Leaderg Committeesg Courier Typist 3 35 RUTH RADZINSKI TITJITP RUN PITIUTJ - 'ITHU TIPJRD HTFR Our International Kid who jets around from Peru to Israel to Central . . . very attractiveg the newspaper thought so too . . . Ruthie in braids-Pocahontas! . . . inventor of the game: Stump the Teacher . . . had her taste of honey when she was teacher for a day . . , always has a dictionary, but how does that help her in history? Hebrew Oratorical Contestg Class Presidentg Chess Team.: Class Playsg Service Squadg Scenery Committee U ELAINE Roexorr UWUJ H171 FPEI One of the last few faithful seniors in the school choir . , . hopes to follow in her hrothcr's footsteps and make her own Aliya Res- honah to ljretz Yisroel . . . greatly influenced by her Hebrew teachfrrs . . , someday shi' will influence her own students. Librarinng Servzce Squadg Clzoirg King and I ,' Oklahomaj Big Sirlerg Cmfzmitteer 56 np-. VERA RAMAT WSU nom 73m 'll'- Glorious tan in mid-winter . . . a beautiful living ad for Puerto Rico . . . destined for fame and fortune in an art career . . . a Spring Valley Early-Riser who's also a stylish cheerleader . . . all her friends agree that success is in the cards for Vera. Cheerleaderg Boosterg Service Squadg Big Siste1,' Librariang Com- mittees . plate 5 s NADJA ROSENBAUM 4' G45 'IJTJTI flflll Tllnflfl Tll-llll 73 l.lT.l'Tl flllll UWTJFI l'll'l Nadja, if you're going to draw my likeness at least make me look like Elizabeth Taylor . . . Nadja plans to win the Nobel Prize claiming modesty is the better policy but honesty is the best . . . the paintbrush is mightier than the sword . . . but the scalpel may prevail . . . this lively artist will light up the world as she has brightened our class. Art Editor Elchanetg All Four Class Officesg Scenery School Pro- ductionsg Art Head Class Play, Fashion Show, Competitive Assem- blyg Boosterg Big Sisterg Tutorj Debaterg Arista D ROCHELLE RUDITZKY TITJJTI l'llJl'l 11111 171 Dubbed Rudi by Mr. Steif . . . others call her Rashi with the hope of her becoming Unklus someday . . . delighted us with her portrayal of John in Peter Pan . , . the part was typical of Rochelle's cheerful personality . . . our Black Beauty with raven hair . . . four years of gaiety and witticisms . . . what new esca- pades is she planning behind those mischievous eyes? Class President, Treasurerg Librarianj Choir Big Sisterj Peter Tutorj Ping-Porigg Dance Festivalg Aristag Elchanet Typist . Nb PHYLLIS RUTHEN FIU fl? Our secretary's private secretary . . . her excellent performance as Lady Thiang in The King and I' revealed a fine soprano voice . . . in the Purim play she was the Esther that Achashverosh just couldn't resist . . . Phyllis anticipates a career in mathematics . . . but with such a voice, who knows? Class Secretary, Debating Teamj Boosterg King and I ,' Class Playsg Big Sisterg Courier Typistg Usheretteg Tutor 57 15 sg fix . ll CAROLINE SACHS mm? mmm ni nn me nnmze ' Carol's success in Central dates back to her election as G.O. Sec- retary in her Freshman year . . . only candidate who had enough courage to endure the days of campaigning squeezed between two cardboard posters . . . Carol has become the Class of '65 Dear Abby . . . a wonderful friend and comforter . . . the optomist among a host of pessimists . . . advanced algebra? Gam Zu Letovah!! G.O. Alternateg Class Vice-Presidentg G.O. Secretaryj Typistg Costume, Scenery Committees.: Big Sisterg Publicity, Chagim Com- milteesg Dance Festival ' s B bs JOSEPHINE sl-LBROW 7N'ILU' WTTJT ITJJJ One of the marvels of the senior class, Josie dually represents or- ganization and chaos . . . who else can write reports 'till 6:30 A.M., Produce the yearbook and still have the history at her finger- tips? . . . this expressive poet, like all others, lives in a dream world . . , It will take Central quite a while to recover from Josie's impact. Editor-in-Chief Elchanetg News Editor Courierg School, Class Debalefj High School Bowlg Oratorical Contestj Literary Bulleting Class, Arista Playsj Big Sisterg Arista tml? Iv A-.cs 38 -,f7 'X LEAH SEGAL X -I X npinui mmm ru Entered our Mad, Mad World in the Junior year . . . Everyone was very interested in her brother--newborn, that is . . . a mem- ber of all three classes, Leah soon impressed us with her sincerity modesty, intelligence and determination . . . she Beat the Clock and was accepted by Arista . . . even had her own ceremony . . . a blonde with brains and beauty to match! Class Playsg Class President, Secretaryg Courierg Aristag Commit- tees LORA SEIDENFELD IIFTJDI1 U'J71fl? 21113 DJTJ' N? Literally caused an explosion in the Chem Lab . . . passed the senior life saving course in math with flying colors . . . Layu sees rhythm not only in numbers but in Israeli Dance as well . . . Extra-curricular activities is her middle name . . . a dash of central + a liberal dosing of Hedvah equals all ruach and good spirits - Layu! G.O. Treasurerg Co-Director Dance Festivalj Editor Milong Head Publicity, Costume Cornmitteesg 0klahomaJ',' Kiss Me Kateug Class Vice-Pres., Debaterg Singg Boosterg Elehanet Typist, Photog- rapherg Class, Arista Plays,' Arista IRWIN MARSI SMITH TIUJUU TITH UD The pretty one with bells on her shoes . . . downstairs they call her Smitty . . . launched us in style with three hit fashion shows . . . expert, housekeeper . . . Marsi runs the lunch-hour beauty parlor . . . turns schoolday seniors into Cinderella with her magic comb and clippers . . . Kumtanz, kumsitz, Kum-Do Whatever You Want. - F Class Debating Managerg Class Secretaryj Service Squadg Decor- ating Committeeg Sirigg Boosterg Housekeeperg Class Hairdresser B 5 Y, ll CHARLOTTE SILVERMAN T'l'lll'lEltUIl UT PEW The wit that has kept many a napping class awake . . . our cham- pion rebuttalist . . . excels in debates with the students, the teachers, and herself . . . her scintillating prose has made West Side Story and the Courier famous . . . humorist, debater, psy- chologistg Y.U.H.S.G.M. now bestows this triple blessing upon the world . . . beware! Editor-in-Chief Courierg School, Class Debaterj Choreography Kiss Me Katevg Class Secretaryg G.O. Alternateg Hamvaserj Class Plays DiPh - 39 JOAN SONIKER lllvllln NN l'll'lTJLUTJ Eyes of blue and dimples too. . .when those dimples flash-watch out! . . . Surprise, the spy in the black raincoat was Soni! . . . outspoken defender of the Teenage Social Life . . . Joan, a style- setter, started the fad for plaster casts by falling down the stairs in our Sophomore year . . . but that didn't lessen her high spirits . . . Joan's gay laughter can Cure any senior woes. Booster Leaderg Choirg Big Sisterj King and I ',' Kiss Me Kate ,' Art Conznzztfeeg Courier Typistg Fashion Show Model IW ,pw 299 '...r - 'Ti .IL'DY SUSSMAN -ll'lN Ulplll fl'?l'lJl TI'IlI'I Our dynamo! , , . managed to take part in almost every sort of .nrtivity Central offers: debating, boosting, editing, kibbitzing, loaf- ing . . . Hail to thee Alma Mater, I swept your Hoors and cleaned your offices . . . Where theres a will there's a way and Judy has found it . . . a lv-ad'-r of her class and at last the school . . . Flowers to our President! Claw Pres.,' Peter Pan, King and I ,' Director Kiss Me Kate ,' Boomer Coachg Big Sislerg School, Class Debating Manzzgersj Eflizor-irz4C'!iief, Haniuaserg G.O. Presidentg Arista IU ,A W1h 4007 . 1 f .X ESTHER sPEcToR ?N'ILU' P'lN....'2DTI Dl'lTJ'?l D 'EI 'PD flbll From Tink in Peter Panl' to her impromptu ballet in music, Esther has danced her way into our hearts . . . an exuberant Mizrachi-ite always on the go, Essy has to grab a bite whenever she can . . .a firm believer that school can be fun . . . she lead a sing that was never sung . . . but her songs have become famous . . . Od Chai Hamizrachin-Aretz, here I Come! Libmriang Boosterg Class Debaterg Talent Showg Writer, Director junior Alma Materg Singg Decorating Committeeg Class Playsj Peter Pan g Kiss Me Kate YU' '1 l 1 i 4 'vumze 3 E5-.4 19 4 BARBARA TERSHEL DN FIJUIH 'IUDU 'UU Barbara's a firm supporter of Knee Socks, Inc. . . . one of the few seniors utilizing steno for a good cause-teaching seniors Jewish Ethics so that they can become Kalahs . . . an advocate of the: Eat, Drink and Be Merry, For Tomorrow You Diet plan . . . she has an eye for figures . . . in Math class, that is . . . cute and plppular, Barbara really let,s us know she's there . . . another good s ate. 5' 5 l ,J .'. . .. F. '. g'. '-I c Boosterg Big Sisters Checkers Teamg Service Squadj G.O. Alter- nateg Typistj Committees TD B ABIGAIL TEITZ FINWU 1'lEJ'1 730.1 111113 FlUJN...?'J'IlR Her phenominal growth has lcd us to believe she's been taking growing pills . . . she was a pioneer in putting plastic discs in her eyes . . , led her campaign for cleanliness as Service Squad Man- ager . . . amazed us with her mathematical ability . . . debonair, nonchalant, with savoir faire . . . Abbie often seems to have stepped right out of the pages of Vogue! Service Squad Managerg Cheerleaderg Boosterg School, Class De- baterg Hamvaserj Talent Showg Senior Play Directorg Decorating Committeesg Kiss Me Kateug Arista BDWD 2 Wd vs. EMILY TURKO T113 'UTJIT UU 'PEIUJ Accomplished musician and poet . . . composer of scores of semi- classical music awaiting publication . . . has a flair for fashion designing . . . her enthusiasm for Miss Adlerblum's math class was nearly stifled when her test was thirty points undermarked . . . Emily plans to enter the field of head shrinking, thus making school a more pleasant experience. Class Secretaryg Literary Bulleting Service Squadj Booster Leaderg Class Plays 41 bpm 1 A REBECCA WAHRSAGER U17 flIl'L'J'TJ , Showed us how to walk into a room on cat's feet . . . surprised us with her expert portrayal of ,Ioan of Arc . . . further astonished us with a dramatic scene from The Glass Menagerie . . . a talented violinist, artist, and off-beat poet . . . what will it be, Rebecca . . . X Broadway, Carnegie Hall, or the Village? Talent Showg Oratorical Contestj Service Squad - '6 .' Iggy, on 1 4' RUTH WEITZ 7 lil IUNJ ?R'lLlJ' Tlllfl ' ' Don't let her petiteness fool you . . . Ruthie is one of the senior class's experts on style as well as the frug . . . often found teaching the monkey to those inquisitive seniors who want to know wha.t's happenin' . . . with her soft, captivating smile she is also known as Mrs. Edelsberg's Hita, Mr. Cohen's Miriam, and Mrs. Faerber's favorite voice. Chanukah Clzagigag Scenery Committeeg Competitive Playg Dra- matics hh!! 11 f' 42 'rm ew A y MALA WELTSMAN 57' FIYDTI l'llJIllJ Only superlatives for our valedictorian . . . including the famous roar she uses to express. her deepest convictions fit' only Mr. Lilker knewj . . . marks reading like a fever chart . . . she raised some high fevc-rs as Tuptim in the King and In . . . our multilingual Swiss import started a career in international relations at the World's Fair . . . Bonne Chance! Hebrew Editor Elchariet' Literary Editor Courierj Hamuaserg School, Class Debaterg Class Treusurerg Tutorg King and I ,' Big Sisterg Clair Playyg Decorating, Poster Committeesg Arista : '- ,- N I I RITA WOLF ' HUJN - 17 l'll'lTJI.lJ Variety is the key word for Rita . . . her interests range from Mr. Steif to Total cereal . . . an outspoken historical critic . . . unashamed to state her opinion that Andrew Johnson was a Hnebeshu . . . our innocent commentator . . . has evoked uncon- trollable laughter from her classmates with her humorous essays. Booster Leaderg Class Treasurerg Librariarig Big Sisterg Choirs Editor Nooze And Schmooseg Courier Typistg Singg Purim, Class Playsg junior Alma Materg Publicity, Scenery Committees 38511 1. Mnil' TOBY ZIONS ilJ1UJ'? 'PD 'TUTI 1'l lll'l Her underlying spark of humor flares up in Chumash class . . . But Mr. Eliezri, I don't believe in Medroshim! . . . this blonde, blue-eyed Rebetzin became a. twisting Rebbi in our Thanks- giving play . . . still taking entrance exams in her senior year . . . a living contradiction to the dumb blonde theory . . , believes in the dignity that Yiddishkeit gives to its upholders. Aristag Class Debaterg Choirg Librariang Tutorg Big Sisterg Cha- gim Poster Committeeg Dramatiosg Class and Arista Plays, Props, Costumes for Oklahoma g Class Seeretaryg Ping-Pong Team, Kiss Me Kate yi ,fig '-w'11'5y'ej I -5 f f ,- V- - f ,, U, it , 7 ri iw' inf' . K ? TIRZA RUTH ZAETZ I .J UHWTID llT'1J'I TIN FIB' ' Tirza's legendary vocabulary stuns both teachers and students alike . . . only typist fought over by the Courier, Elchanet and Dr. JoHen . . , Tirzals aiming at Mathematics as a career . . . she can be found extolling the virtues of MIZRACHIg ice-skating and bowling, in that order . . . Famous last words: Who took my shoes P Class Treasurerg.G.O. 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Ohserx'ers were of the song was availahle for S0 girls. conduct . . . no comment. suwo, SANG,SUNK intensive interrogation gas failed to fto graduatel made their debut at an hut showed their lacli of organization. perplexed hy the fact that only one copy IF this he any indication of their future disclose any evidence as to the where- abouts of the formerly scheduled sing. Luclcily, however, the words are remem- hered. The tune is Nivene Artzenu. Xve are the freshmen rulers ol Y.U. in just a year xve've talxen command: XVe lorce all foes to Hee when they see us, The greatest Freshmen class in all the land. Draw your weapons and try to destroy us, You'll Find your efforts are all in vain. Boy, lhey'll he surprised, XVon't believe their eyes Xvhen they hear xve've won the sing. ixvhat sing?J Hail. freshmen rulers of the landl Another tune was: A dagesh here and a clagesh there And a Komotz Katan flying in the air .... STUDENTS CONFOUND HEALTH EXPERTS lr has recently been announced in the .lournal of the American lxfledical Asso- ciation and lay the Union ol Grthodox Rahhis that the freshmen of this school have made a health discovery which promises to malre medical history. Re- porters swamped lhe building to get the facts. The discovery? Formalized, it is this: Nxever, hut never eat ham from a clrumitzdila can on Pesach. your homework . . . S ' 2 -....-A E 'Qin M! si You mean he twisted il because you didn't do ,.-- .'.. From frisizy Freshmen . . . FIRST TASTE OF OUR SCHOOL Several students have complained that homework assignments have been piled on them to a point beyond endurance. They have requested that the usual num- loer of assignments given for one night, which average 52916, he cut to a reason- able 500. The teachers have jovialiy agreed. Anyone bringing in an especially detailed product map was promised an especially large check in the grade inoolc. in the science laboratory. students oh- serve the eternal watering of a Chrystaln family treeg famous cousins, nephews, brothers-in-law. A peculiar malady suffered hy French students of Nlr. Klein is writer's cramp. Weekly quizzes have hruised the fingers of professional writers Appelton and Maze. QUESTIONS QMAINLY COMPLAINTSD This term a teacher threw me out of class: me, a future class presidentl VVho is lVliss Guncler? Oh, you mean Yehudith? econc! Cfazid gcbfion SGPHS RETURN IN FULL SWING Sophs return in lull swing for a memorable year. Rabbi Perlman takes them liying through Mishna . . . Sebrow, let's go . . . pray tell, you tell . . . FP. I false pshat. ballles Sophs. Girls feel the only way to answer is to close their eyes and fill in the boxes at randdm. Class of '65 has its first weekend at Y.U. Wowl Sophs put on Thanksgiving play about Yiddish Pil- grims .... Evelyn becomes a roast turkey .... School adopts new colors: shvach green and dirty gray replace baby blue and pure white. . . . New banners offered in bargain sale. Prices keep dropping. The G.O. offers to pay anyone who will take them. The King and l-Mala and Tumptim: Linda and Louis all whistle a happy tune . . . En route to Elly,s class a soph ended up in Roose- velt Hospital. Some Ezerl One jolly good time for a girl who's casting a new leg. Itys O.K. Mr. L., he's from T.A. Wanted: Donations for the Mickey Mouse Club .... Birthday girls so corsage happy friends can patronize the H. Hudson Hotel .... One steady bio. teacher . . . girls water their hopes through live teachers until Green finally appears. Attentionl Forward any Mickey Mantle souvenirs to Faigy . . . over and out . . . fRoger Maris, of course, 30 Aomorw, we are P flw Lai 51: , ,, . ..v A 4- 1 ,5- :'- .f 'ef fast ' sv.f' :aa . . . to gay Sophomores . . nvvell, I like Central because WHO'S WHO IN THE NEWS Language teachers find students baffling . . . You can learn 'em but they don't learnf' . . . Vvrong, wrong, wrong: lVlon Dieu, Mon Dieu .... Yiddish teacher teaches girls a profound lesson: See the Galitzyanes and the Litvaks eternally at strife whether to say 'coom' or 'com'.H. . . School turns international - Ruthie Radzinski comes here from Peru: Esther Levanon is our first genuine Sabra. DEAR UNCLE MARTY: 1. Why did she tear up those Bio test papers just because we all got loo? 2. Why was I so sternly ousted from class for coming late when fd been granted permission to leave the room? 47 u i0M' are we jlzircl Cfafio gchfion fig Leaf? WHATS IN A NAME hIiss Rudott pioneered in a chain of weddings. She is now IXIrs. RochIin. Keehn hecame Aufrichtig, IXIarIowe he- came Gaiitzer, Siiver hecame Lerer, and hIetzger hecame IxIe-tzger. In this worId of ahhreviations, students have Iearned that even names given and Ioved since hirth do not escape trans- formation. This fact has heen made evi- dent hy a dynamic pedagogue who has been known to caII upon Soni, I'Ioch, Spec, I'Iorow, I'IaIJer, SiIver, and Fish. sp, to more solemn Iuniors HELLO JUNIOR DAY I'IeIIo, Junior Day . . . Goodhye, Senior Day: Junior Day dawned fair and cIoudy with depressing festivities. The Juniors, one might say, had Hthe hest of times and the worst of times when IVIaIa taught Spanish and Reh Becca revamped shocked Navi. The gaiety was short Iived, however, as Senior Day was I:iIed away in the card cataiog. JUNIORS IN BITS AND PIECES Rena is sent to set up a yeshiva in Oklahoma .... Adele adds Iooks and Iaughter .... Our howI runneth over with knowiedge? Ask PhyIIis, Josie, and Sura . . . Sussman dehates . . . Layu Iends her money . . . Esther is stiII dancing . . . KeIIey gets her umpteenth hasket . . . Vera and Laura get a fiery ideas. A tragic accident occurred when a speck of marshmaIIow appeared in a cup of coffee. The account is somewhat gar- iJIedI it is stiII uncertain whether the marshmallow was in the coffee, the coffee in the marshmaIIow, or hoth were on Speck. Another mishap took pIace in the Edi- hIes Uniimitedu department. Miss Engeis was heard exciaiming, uVVho took my IaarreI of appIes? Suspicion points to the new gum-chewing student in the chem- istry cIass. Lost-the door to room 403. Finder piease return door to NIiss Engei. Question of rho day - Ihid., Ihid. Who is lbiet? . . . the iunior honor is easy to write. there is no one on itII LANGUAGE STUDENTS RESIGNED TO SILENCE ABROAD Language students recentiy discIosed that aII their hopes of communication in foreign Iands are waning. It was ohserved that Europeans must he very hright to he aIJIe to master even the rudiments of their native tongues. CuIturaIIy, Span- ish students cannot distinguish hetween a chicken and a famous singer, and Iin- guisticaiiy, French students find it dif- ficuit to introduce a sohhing Hpetite chose into a conversation. French stu- dents have heen cautioned not to order, when they reach Ia heIIe France, a mate- Iot when they mean a mateias for is it vice versa?I. All three Kohres tKohre, Kohras, Kohramusi push onward with a Iiamenco air. Students of those pesky IittIe nominatives, genitives, and datives crum- pIe their togas in despair. Une secret source, however, admitted that most students of foreign Ianguages aspire someday to put such Iearning to practi- caI use. French students hope someday to visit France, Spanish students hope lo see Spain, and Latin students wiII visit Lat. . . . Our memories dim on PSAT, NEDT, SAT scholarship exams Nifty G-cl grant us the strength to continue . . . ofafif Cfaori gakfion SENIORS WERE IVIARCHING Seniors, we're marching, we're the class of '65. Seniors, we're marching, we're full of pep and drive: together, forever as we march along Onward, seniorsl Onward, seniorsl Hear our marching song . . Happy days are here again. Seniors are marching. Sussman is presiding: Apple and Gloria head the Senior Council: sticlcers are sticking: signs are decor- ating the building: and Jewish music is fortunately Hebrew. Chess, checkers, ping-pong, and howling tournaments are innovations .... College Boards and Scholarship tests are fading away .... Things Ioolc bright as graduation day draws near. TEACHERS IN PRESS Bits of information have heen gathered concerning the general condition of students in this institution after four years of ragged individualism. Certain conclusions may he drawn: Dr. .Iotfen has convinced the senior class that they have deep psychological prohlems. Strange, they were not known before. She also demonstrated the proper way to talce out frustration on a defenseless chiclcen. None but the Iorave talie advanced Adlerhlum. Although it may he chilly in the typing room, stu- dents have heen having a hot romance with their tahu- Iator lceys .... I just love that key. Wolfgang and Leopold Mozart had a family re- union in the Music final, and turned out a 'Symphony of Horrorsn in UGH lVIajor. It was determined that the students did not Icnow the difference between a polo- naise and a mayonaise. Mrs. Franklin obviously is fond of multiple guess questions from the vitaminized English Iooolc. The administration has stated that the Senior gift of a puhlic address system was a most welcome sur- prise. The choice was a good one. I could not have done better myself, IVIr. Lillcer was reported saying. Warning, Arista certificates are similar to Federal Reserve Notes for they, too, are suhject to recall. Further Waming, if you are a haslcethall player, watch out for Miss Deposed King, alias Kelly. 1 eniom, we are its greatest to mature, sophisticated Seniors . . . intellect at work. FAERBERS FUNNIES G-cl hless all who are going to sneeze this period. What started this mess or, in other words, a lesson? I don't thinlc We are getting anywhere with the lesson, so I might as well en- joy myself. I refuse to give you homework: donlt demand it. It you laugh too much, you'II have to pay an amusement tax. Thats not a jolce, thatys a fact. Girls, would you please luring your brains tomorrow. Venezuela is on the Lower East Side. I just resigned from the human race. Come on, we're doing exercises. Enough of this: we have had Gphelia. POINTS T0 PONDER Points to ponder: il Alter eating in school over 200 days a year, 10 periods a day, for four years, why should one he suspended just for chewing gum in class? 21 If a student presents an idea to IVIr. Lillcer on Mon- day, smiles on Tuesday, pleads on Wednesday, cries on Thursday, and hats her eyelashes on Friday, what are the chances he will agree? Lost, competitive assemlolies. Vvhat again? Found, hlary, hy Yonah. 49 F Q fx-'gf I-A ,ifx ffl ,Cifmzfure N X A particie of clust, yet in these hands I hoicl the world. For what is creation but a minute grain of Ciust hiown up into infinite amounts to cover a never ending expanse of matter? A tiny seed. yet in these hands I hold existence. a drop of water, in these hancis I hold a heginning: with this water, I will cause growth. I plant my seed anci carefully tenci it. I acici the drops of Water and siowiy bring forth life in the young green hucls, with roots Finn and steadfast in the soil. A deluge of water, anci He causes an end. The Water uproots, washes away. ciestroys my plant'-'my Woricl. A forgotten seed, an uprooted piantg my world exists no more. Where has it gone? Was it not I who heicl the creation of an eternity in my hands? Only a particle of dust remains, and I am left alone. I hoict nothing. My thoughls are confused hut I begin to understand. It is G-d who holcis the power. He alone has caused Creation. And He aione is just. Lynda Hochberger cgUIU.IE9'I ,U ruff Knowledge, 5 ther floured As the tedious years of high school draw to-a close, the Class ot '65 glances tirectly over its shoulder at the many hours it has spent in pursuit ot the tiner stutt ot which, we are told, real lite is made. Driven only by the tierce craving tor lmowleclge, each individual has toiled by the dim light ot the setting sun, the rising moon, the setting moon, and the rising sun, in vigorous ettort to learn the lofty ideals ot the writings ot our loretathers, science, art, the literature ot mankind and problems ot American Democracy. Besides, therels a tinal in June. Yet, the purpose ot daily lectures, it has been said, is to broaden the mind. Just how broad our minds are expected to become has not been clearly detined, however the dart: threat ot a sticliy summer in the classroom is omnipresent -1 just to matte sure the brain broadens enough to please those jovial fellows upstate. This is a simple concept tor the beginner. Further expe- rience in a high school career proves to the sophisticated, percep- tive student that the plan entails tar more. It usually dawns on you about the second weeli of the freshman year. Vvhile the idea of extending one's intellectual horizons is a fair one, it is soon realized that the more one learns, the more there is to tmow. Thorough investigation of a subject always ends with the conclusion that even it one were to devote his entire lite to its study, he would only succeed in turning up still more unfathomable questions. Problems ot American Democracy, for example, is a boundless study. There will always be more Prob- lems than hours in a cram night, which is a Problem right there. Should all of these Problems be solved however, there would still remain the Unclemocratic Problems of America . . . and the American Democracy Problems . . . as well as the un-American Problems ot Democracy. The end result is a frustrated student and writers cramp. The logical answer would be to abolish schooling altogether, and let horizons stay put, rather than push them turther and tur- there into the distance until they lose all respect for authority and go galavanting ott on their own. School is against the very nature of human beings. Had we been meant to write, at least one of our tingers would loolx litre a pencil. Had we been meant to read, we would have been born with knowledge ot the alphabet with perhaps even a starting vocabulary from A to l.. and a tew quota- tions from Shakespeare thrown in. School is also a synonym, as every senior lmows, for year- boolc expenses. From the age we can lift a half-dollar, we pay dues to the yearbootf, and by the time we reach high school, ads must be gleaned from Henthusiasticu relatives. Vvhy start the process at all? No classes means no yearbook, hence no problem F- democratic or otherwise. Nevertheless, despite aggravation, college entrance worries and publication problems, educational institutions remain very much in public favor and seem, indeed, almost necessary even to a lethargic scholar. Xvithout a school, how can one graduate? Charlotte Silverman The Storm Ginny Haherkorn Angry oceans roar their cliscontent, lmpatient seas hreali forth in stomiy wrath, A nohle lpeing emerges, Tiny, yet fearing nothing. Cloucls weave enclless paths of gray, Vvincls hurl ivory spears of loam, All nature resists A single human creation. X Xvithin the tiercely moving waters, Enclures this tiny sparli ol life, Striving to surmount each wave, Struggling to cleleat each hindrance. , lcy storms are everlasting, Slashing rains persistent, The clistant shore, a dream, Anal yet a twinliling gleam of hope, The ardent glow of couragel LJ TX lf! I I - I 1'N2'l2l The Flower of Life Fragrant petals of life Pluclced from fields of eternity, Open your secrets to a wondering child, Tell me of creation, the glory of G-ci. Fragrant blooms, so fresh. so young, How short your stay on earthl If you coulcl only hloom forever, My youth too would endure. Facling petals, shriveled and wo-rn Withering remnants that long ago were lm ln you are mirrored all sorrow, all gloom A flower is flying, that once clicl bloom. Iosie Sehrow 7 7 I m Late, I m Late QA lament for the young innocent crawling 'xcro s the traclxs at 42nd Street Ill Grancl Central at 8:46 A.M.J fm late, tm late For a very important date: Room 303's Where I should be And now a zero waits for meg fm late. tm tate, tm late. I slept and overstept, At that fm so adept: No time to stop. Hello, Goodbye, Just watch packed trains go by. fm tate, rm tate, tm late. fm running, fm panting, A silent prayer fm chanting: Mr. Litker, please, l can explain, It wasn't my fault f- blame the train Stopped on the tracks in the heavy rain lym hurrying, rm scurrying, And all the time fm worrying: fm late, Nlrs. Aufriclrtig, Fm late. Han-ie: Mittman exft .-J it .. 'X l c 56 T KE ME TO Y HSG-M Here we are. ladies and gentlemen, at the main attraction oi the day. After seeing the Empire State Building. the Statue ot Liherty, the Coliseum, we have linaily arrived at Y.U.H.S.G.Dt. Prepare yourselves for a drastic temperature change. The suhtropicat heat inside is a violent contrast to the suhzero weather outside. Perhaps some future graduating class will uvolunteern to contribute a new heating system. Our tirst stop is the cafeteria. The incessant huzzing sound is a harmonious combination of gossiping. singing oft liey, and the frustrated crunching ot the let- tuce and celery eaters. in a well-hidden corner, you'll tind the otlnice of our student organization, hetter lmown as the senior loungef' Here high ranlcing memhers of the intelli- gentsia ptan puhlications that never appear or assemhlies that mysteriously dis- appear hecause ot factors beyond their control. This ottice is also the depository ot the upreciousu cargoes of the G.0., Elchanet, and Courier. Across the lunchroom is the guidance otlice from which helpful hits of in- formation on the art of tatliing to oneys fiance issue forth. Lying on the couch in this ottice, which doubles as the medical station and Coffee Pot Junction, one can ohserve the facial expressions required to complete such endearing words. This otlice was also once the Stanley Nt. Cohen Chapter of the Jacqueline Kennedy Fan Clulo. Now, if you will follow me. ladies and gentlemen, We will ascend the 125 steps to the second tioor. Sniti, sniff, sniftt Something has exploded in the chem- istry lah. The scent of Hl..,ai1nantH hy Coty a la H28 prevails. Fellow sightseers. it H20 happens to trictde through the ceiling into a second ttoor room. there's no need tor alarm. tt's only Evelyn demonstrating to a Latin class the virtues of a Roman hath. Crossing the huge empty space tour auditorium, in the middle of this Hoot, we come to the ucosa Locau or yearhoolc ottice. Standing in the doorway of that cuhicle is our editor-in-chief enticing her co-workers to enter. Not Donyt close that window. Vvhy, oh Why, those extra, extra long Win- dows? Vvere they intended to add tension and suspense to our lives? Where else can one experience the thrill of seeing her classmate, in a desperate attempt to close the halt open window, jump up tive feet, catch the window pane and then . . . jump out? ls that the Beatles or Chulohy Checkers that we hear? Actually it's Bee- thoven's Fifth Symphony heing played at 78rpm in our sadly unappreciated music appreciation course on the third tioor. Students have revolutionized the otd con- cepts ot music enjoyment. Their musically perceptive ears can now distinguish hetween music suitahle for nashing, napping, or manicuring nails. A little further down the hall lined with lockers, lockers and more toclcers, We tind the impressive lihrary housing a mammoth collection of hooks . . . Vechulu, Vechulu . . . Up we go to the fourth Hoor. Trelcing from tioor to tioor on these winding, red-orange staircases, is another form of exercise to lteep the girls slim and alert. There is also a gym, tulty equipped with four walls and a ceiling. It is during these gym sessions, when shorts hegin ripping that girls decide to crash diet. Descending four Hights of stairs, we may meet a crowd of misguided seniors gaily tripping up a down staircase until they come upon freshmen gaping in horror at this misdemeanor. Vve made it. Now you can relax in the students' lounge, hetter known as the hall hesirle the telephone l'Joolh. Sink into those soft foam-cushioned chairs. Vvho would want to go haclc to class after that? Do you wonder why they say that Us Centralites would rather tight than switchf, Adele Hayda and Toby Zions :S .1 riff'-f-'gi -L2 K f A ij. is-Q? I 1 A 'S -:ij I 1 La Clase De Espanol La clase de espanol siempre fue un curso signifi- cante en los estudios y sigue serlo, porque el mundo de hoy ha cambiado mucho. Las nuevas invenciones de este siglo-aeroplanes, automoviles y la tele- vision, han hecho bastante ficil la rapida comunica- cion con la gente en todas partes del mundo. Viajando y estudiando, siempre se encuentra gente espanola Sudamericana y es tan interesante charlar con ellos. Especialmente, en Nueva York, hay muchos letreros, peliculas, y programas de television que se conducen en espanol. Conocemos mas y mas el arte, la musica y la litera- tura hispana. Vale la pena gozar de esta ricad Cultura. Eilielyn Berger lvlala Weltsman otre Classe de Francais Un petit nombre d'eleves faisant partie de notre derniere annee au lycee ont poursuivi leur etude du frangais pendant une quatrieme annee. Ces etudi- antes ont joui de leur cours avance, et elles recona- issent les avantages d'avoir decide de continuer a suivre ce cours facultatif. Dans notre monde tout petit, mais sagrandissant chaque jour, nous avons ete constamment en contact avec une culture Variee et une civilisation ancienne mais progressive, tres a la page de nos jours. Done, une personne instruite et a l'esprit eclaire peut s'exprimer dans sa langue maternelle plus cou- ramment et avec une plus grande facilite par une connaissance du francais. Comme la France a joue et jouera toujours un r6le important dans le monde --en art, histoire, philosophie, sciences et politique-la langue fran- caise, parmi touets les langues modernes dont une connaissance est requise dans les lycees, devrait etre connue et comprise par les gens cultives. Les etudiantes de notre classe ont recu la recom- pense de leur travail: elles ont acquis une satisfaction profonde a cause de leur nouvelle facilite 51 lire et a ecrire une langue si belle et si claire. Comme a dit Rivarol: Ce qui niest pas clair, n'est pas francais, Abigail Teitz Macc Occxcrw a, 73+ ,, gwwwwmo Maecfiqaxmo .934-fxahdioo ,www IYTLOJC J 02 1 fi - moffofviow u, ,Lo , Ckdfnlceaw I ll 99u'9afbu'8,.'l Jfbloao cfr'i-L39 gg p,9c,cxm.o agoura, J. Appldon A L1ght Glows Tue arr 1 xxarrn the clax s hrrg t PX helox ed Pre rdent xxnth a golden mrle waves at cheerrng croxxds A clex oted adorm xxllle and model to her people remarlcs on the warm reception Ax hullet strllxes The alr 1 hlled x th shoclxed drsloel ef The dax s darlc A rmg IS pre sed into the hands of a lifeless man A lx ss A touch PX xx oman s tears The alr IS crlsp The clay IS still A cofhn x rapped rn an Amerrcan Hag hes In state Hundreds thousands of people wallc y paymg therr re pects sheddmg their tears hlddmg farewell to their Pre rdent A little girl A httle boy A woman dressed m mournmg lxneel hy the coffin lu s the Hag The alr rs hlled with sadness The dav s hlled with g ef A ca sson draxxn lov seven beautiful vxhlte horses carries the remarns of a pillar of strength Esther Spector A tately laclx ho e trots behind a symhol f the youth the courage spmt and vrgor rn terred the colzhn A xvoman s face rs shadowed with pam A little grrl cries A httle oy salutes e streets are hushed e natron weeps T e world mourns e guns are hred e 21 cannon salute e Hag for whlch her hus and la d down his l fe IS clasped m the hands of a hrave woman The eternal flame IS In The arr IS cold The night IS hlaclc A lone hgure cllmhs a h II A wreath of Howers rs gently placed on a grave A last good bye A lc ss A touch A xvoman s tears u through the lack shrnes a small light e eternal Hame she lcnew he would want e vmhol of the dreams undone T e dreams he left to us e air lS col T e ight IS darlc A light glows l .' , ji 'h, A s la ' rs ' P- 0 . 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Up time stairs at a pace known as the I 'Yeshiva slopf past the most insect infested locker in the school. Up to class-fun, uh, sister, didnt make it. uBut I can't see why you came in if you know you areqlaytttn Down to the office- Uvvhat, you again? Upstairs, while placiclly communing with your Maker, in walks The Man to announce that we have forfeited our sixteenth assembly for clistur- , , bances rn the corridors. . . . Onwarci . . . Rabbi Perlman, part-time photog- . . English, anci the alert pedagogue drops rapner, full-time lecturer. discusses time ciegenera tion of the human race. Veciluiu, vechuiu. pearls of wisdom with every passing sentence-1 the bell . . . Gym! Run, borrow socks, pants, period? Getting up the hard way as demon- T1 sneakers. Lila, may I borrow your cast for this Weil, not quite, Appy. gallery. . A ., R ,AS ' X 5 il..-Sa:-,:. k V ., 5 H. .E WRX X strateci by S. Heisier and by J. Appleton Next perioci we'ii turn the art room into a 69 t .ai Blrs. Faerhefs think-for-yourself history ciass. Answer: A Negro laborer. And twice every three weeks we ciiscuss THAT sort of thing with Dr. Joffen who can find more neuroses in one chicken than we can imagine. And now to the brightest period of our day'-1 UVVhat am I? Raise your hands if they are clean. ivlrs. F. uvvhat AM I? Answer: A Chinese immigrant. Silence. ixirs. F. HGiris, Tm a woman! Ans.: hi Mrs. F. Oh? Then to lunch, a gay conglomeration if QQ? Mr. Lincer hits the jackpot . . . And so the day continues 'till finally. 5 fs 'TQ Nl X RM, 4x7'x ,llcfilfificfs Eciitor-inechief ...,,,. Art Eciitor ..,.,......,.,.. Hetvrew Eciitor ......... Literary Eriilor ........,..,. Business Atanagers ...,. Assistant Ectitor-in-Chief .,,....,., Assistant Art Efiitor ................, Assistant Hebrew Editor ,,...,...,.... Assistant Literary Eciitor ............, Staff Artists .....,. .,..,,.,,.,.,Josephine Seinrow Nactja Rosenbaum ...uhiaia Xvettsman ...........Eveiyn Berger ..........Sura Heisier Sora Keiman ,.Ginny Hahericorn ..,...,.........i..iia Biagnus ......,......,.....Rina Kohre ,Esther Giictasman .,........JucIy Appleton Niata Xveitsman Biogmphers: Esther Giictcsman, Jessica Goictstein, Gillliy HHIJEIIQOTII, BHSilGX'8. HCFZIIJLBTQ, RCIJGCCH Joseph, Niary Kent Photographers: Basheva Ahoili, Anne Baraneic, Gloria Epstein, Rosanne Farkas, Pearl Goici- iischer. Barbara Gutirtunci Class Historians: Esther Spector, Rebecca Joseph. Charlotte Silverman, Phyllis iviaza Faculty Actuisors: English .,.r.,,............,. , ............. Wir. P. Pearl Hebrew ,...,... ,...,,.,.,..,............. ix 'iii A. Steii Art .,.....,..,,.. ......,,.... ix Irs. E. Levinson Elchanet The Eichanet, puhiisheci yearly hy a fresh staff with much agony and hair- tearing, represents the cumuiative effort of the Senior Ciass to record the impres- sions, stormy, lense, funny, hut always exciting, of their four years at Y.U.H.S.G.tVl. Dc-spite rtcaciiines. worries and ctructgery, we have puiiect through this year anci We wish the class oi '06 plenty oi tuck. tThe aspirin hottie is in the ieit-hanct ctrawer in the 0.0. oiiice., .mg Ginny Haioericorn Hebrew Department: Niaia Weilsman, Wir. Steif, Rina Kobre , 1 Art Department: Mrs. Levinson, Nadja Rosenbaum, Lila Nlagnus Josephine Sebrow Business flegal and otherwisej: Sura Heisier, Sora Keiman ,N fv- .. R' 0 ,Q V10 Q sy Y. Q -e ., -eva.. V jx ,.... Q Literary Department: Eveiyn Ber- ger, Dir. Penri. Esther Giicicsman 75 'SA ' :is il, Sw ':i555 x ' Eff? Row 1: J. Eisenlaerg, F. Grossman, M. Pascller, R Appleton, D. Jacolys, B. Topor, E. Klein. Row 2: l... Hoclwlzzerger, N. Rosenlaaum, A. Haydn E. Horowitz. l... Nowak, R. Ben Porat, M. Desser Row 3: J. Appleton. M. Olsliin, Z. Weinleld. M Furst, R. Hamacla. R. Wolf. B. Korn. slag. This hardy groupbtliat linlcs us to the administration, also lorings diversion to the student luody witlm lasliion sliows, clmaggigot. annual trips and plays, weelcly assemblies, and a llost ol clulns. The CLO. llas always quicliened its pace. This year it was Crescendo, this scl1ool's lirst Dance Festival, new teams: Ping-Pong, Chess, Clieclcers, and Bowlingg Judy Finally larouglit order to tlle cliaos on tlie laulletin board witli lier little pinlc cards, and tlie expanded CLO. Publicity Committee decorated tlle walls, continually arousing students to PARTICIPATE. G.O. Spring Row l: S. Kullile, Fl. Ring, J, Sayovitz. S. Vverner, L. Zclliouilr, C. lenrllcr, A. Dfrulscll. Row 2: l-. Segal. L. Nlagnus, R, Radzinslci. R loscpll. lr. Coll:-smnru, Z. Spitz. C. Scllill, R. Scliilc man. ROW 3: ll. Heflil. J, Xvndlcr, Singer, D. Stein D. Xvoll, ll. I'If-5-, Elziun. NOT SIIOXVNi .l. XVuisslJraun, S, Krul. 76 NOT SHOWN: S. Feldgrelxer, R. Monderer. F. Dien- .W , 413' iliixai S - six Q?-LQ 1 , ,l' X ,M T. Gold. Secretary: J. Sussman, President: Mrs, E.. Levinson, Advisor: R. Friedman, Treasurer: D. Grosser, Vicerpresident. F7 9 F3 F4 ra 0 G CI. 4 rn O 0 C5 I3 Q. P14 Senior Council Q U 7? rg a mirage? if 56:-1 S X 5 Q 1w,f,fff'QS we 'egksi L13 v- if Q .i 415 - - QQ. . - ff- P. Maze. G. Epstein, Vice President: J. Nlorgenstern, J. Appleton, Pres cient: R. Farkas. THIE CUUIRIIIER Row lz Fl. Xveltsman, FI. Greenbaum, C. Silverman, Editor-in-Chief: J. Gold- smitli, Editor - Courier Bulletin: S. Cc-rsliinsky, J. Wloskowitz. Mr. P. Pearl. Advisor. Row 2: S. Nvumann. Golclwusser, E. Gliclisman, 1. Goldstein, P. Maza, A. Gold- wasscr, P. Goldstein. S. Album. Row 3: J. Appleton, R. Appleton. D. Glick, L. Segal, S. Lieberman, E. Frieclmann NOT SHOWN: J. XVeissbraun, Editor - Courier Bulletin. 78 an 4, . . sig, 's, 'T' ,J ' . .pf-f' J:- , - X f 24514 ff 1' Q f 1 f '- . ' .. ' N if f. .Zvi '59 l3? ' ' IW I1 ld - l: :sz py -:nas-l nl!-:Ulll W1 ,gpnnwlw ,pulld- grq gunna!!! Y nusnlllnwllvlv 'XX iiiii s xx .. .- Row l: Etzion, E. Scliustcr, Editor: lvlr. A. Steii, Advisor: S. Sllapiro. ROW 2: D. Gliclc, R. lvlondercr, Z. Spitz. Publications Y.U.H.S.G.lVI. pulalislies a Variety of news- papers, newsletters. ancl inulletins in Helnrew anci in English. Tile Courier-Hainevaser, containing a good cross-section ol tire literary samples of tlie exponents ot tlie Ulnelle lettresf, is pulalisliecl two or tlaree times a semester. The Courier bulletins, wliicla also serve as gossip columns anci cloocile material, lceep us postecl between newspaper issues. A yearly literary loulletin represents tile ettorts of tile non-newspaper worlci to clisplay its talents. Tlie Arista Harnagici provides interesting Commentaries on tlie Weelcly portion of tile To- raln. Tliis year tlue senior class, clecicling to turn literary, prociueeel its very own Hlxlooze and Stimoozefl Row l: P. Flaza, L, Segal. G. Halnerltorn, E. Berger, Presiclent: Mr. A. Steif, Aclvisorg J. Appleton R. Fricclman. J. Raalw. R. Vvoll. S. Heisler. Row 2: E. Bilenlter, C. Etzion. S. lxluscliel, J. Nloslcowitz, E. Schuster. L. Slraclmman, T. Gold, J. Suss- man, S. Kelman, Nl, Berkowitz. E. Gliclisman. L. lloclilnerger, J. Gulclstein. R' Prciser, E. Yanier. Row 3: J. Sellrow, xl. Hass, H. Lauly, A. Hayda, T. Zions, S. Borenstein, R, Riiclitzlty, A. Teitz. L. Seidcnfeld, R. Halllada, N. Rosenbaunl. NOT SHOXYNZ fxl. XVcllsman, R. Mondercr, H. Sclmrtenlaerg, J. Weissbraun, R, Kobre, F. Reclles. WUKWAL HMDRSMHUY ,BQ 5 CHARACTER A .. .,. . ny junior or senior with a lugli sclio- SCHOLARSHIP laslic average. scliool service creclits, strong LEADERSHIP recommenclations, ancl Fluency in time He- SERVICE brew language, can join our elite. Arista is more tlian just an lionor bestowed upon a sluclent. lt is a responsibility to serve as an exzunplt- of the Jewish icleal and to help furllier tlie religious spirit of the sluclent body. Tlwis year's iricluclees were initiatecl in a novel canclleliglit ceremony. Resolved: The manufacture ol' cigarettes should he outlawed Resolved: The Communist party in the United States should he hanned, fem, . Ive Cl: I nseetieifjes 7 f re lla 'mful Debating We may not have the Worlds best swim- ming or football teams fto be formed next year, after we graduatell but our deloaters are tops. Even Nl.T.A. with its ace deinaters had to how several times to our team. The school debating tournament and the in- creased qumlaer of inter-school debates, in- novated by manager Judy Sussman in 1965- 64 and continued by Margie Greenloaum, have raised debating to a high level in our school. Row I: S. Shapiro, M. WSltSH1BH, J. Shulman. C. Silvemmn, B. Gulireuncl, R. Kohre. Row 2: F. Reches, NI. Grecnbaum, Nlanager: S. Gershinsliy. NOT SHONVNZ S. Feldgreiaer, E. Orenstein. .wb QS' . we B C 0 x 6x Qc X 65 Q 'xcxoaio High School Bowl -5 Row lxlorgenstern S bhapiro S Heisler Captain Row 2 B Rosenberg J Appleton High School Bowl is our rival for the college version in looth content and ex- citement. Here is an example: Question: Take the numlaer of hours a senior sleeps in a Weelc tminus numbers will he acceptecll, aclcl the number of hooks in the school library, sulatract the numhr-r of situps a senior class can clo alter a history hnal. Answer: Never mind. Better luclc next year, girls. Librar ROW l: R. Bukatman, L. Magnus, M. Iwittelman, Student Librarian: Rabbi H. Perlman, Librarian, Nl. Dcsser, R. Schmooliler, R. Appleton. Row 2: N. Wernick, E, Friedluan, S. Kuflik, E. Ruditzky, T. Weiss, E. Yamer, R. Facrlaer, D. Jacobs. L. Stem, S. Luban, F. Samson. Row 3: A. Vveintraub. L. Straclwman, E. Lielvman, R. Joseph, R. Schleifer, S. Ramras, A. VVciss. S. Album, D. Gumpertz. S. Nluschel, S. Gruen- speclmt. Nor SHOWN: R. Sobel. Choir Q.. v ROW 1: T. Vvillig, E. Rockoff, E. Gliclisman, T. Zions. M. Green, G. Vvaclxsman, S. Geller. Z. Kalz. Row 2: C. Sachs, H. Levine, B. Hass, F. VVeitman, J. Goldsmith. Leader: D. Geller. S. Muschel, NI. Hass, R. Wolf. ROW 3: D. Glick, NI. Desser, L. Seiclcnfelcl, A. Hess, C. Nlalkowvsky. S. Borcnstein, NI. Iwikkclnlan, N. Hess. NOT SHONVN: F. Grossman. R. Schmooklcr, E. Sclmraub. Basketball A . 554 tx ,ft 6 X 1 uni 'if-Z g -ll um ,as ',,.q.4,..x mapa-r Row l: A. Golclwasser, S. KBIIBD, S. Kalman, Athletic Manager: C. SCl'lI'll00lClCI, R. Appleton. Row 2: T. Vveiss, E. Katz, R. Ha- mada, R. lvlonclerer, Z. Appel. ROW 3: J. Weiss, D. Brody, R. Sclxmoolcler, R. Sctxlussel. Nor SHOXVNZ F. Joseph. S. Sa- perstein. 'Ill' f:fg1'B ,1- fl,,,,.-m pans, fc 'Kimi H 'Nl 'W' ' 3g.9x.,lr HUM VICTCRYP 9... W. ...-5-I 54-12 1,-Mofif 3. L3 .. . , Ku- X w-vs ww 5111. 55--5 At ' ' fi,!'f! 4 P I Under the eagle eye of coacll Evelyn Ralninowitz, an alumna who ulmows all tlle tricks, llle laaslcetlaall team is Coming into its own. VVe are no longer relegated to the ulnasementfl and although the URamazons may crack an occasional lmeacl, they have lots of wortlwy competition in us. Despite ttle graduation of star forward Sora Kelly Kelman, llwe team has lots of talent left in the other tllree classes. Boosters Cheerleaders ,Q Q l Row I: C. Anlman, Leader: N. Berger R. Hauer. B. Goldsmith, IVI. Panush, S. Goiclwasser, S. Album, P. Golclfisciier Leader. Row 2: S, Aher, D. Stein, R. Schleifer BI. Smith. E. Turko, S. Ekslein, C. Ler- mer. L. Gaiin. NI. YVeiss. Row 3: R. Nvulf, J. Berger, J. Soniker, S. Bfiaza, B. Davidowiiz. H. Bendkow- ski, NI. ixiandcl, B. Feinerman. NOT SHOWN: D. Jacobs. J. Sayovitz, E Schuster. G, Cahn, NI. Pascher. R. Farkas, R. Goldberg. Leaders. Row l: J. Trauring, B. Bryks. C. Tencller, S. Samelson. Row 2: L. Braun. J. Clicker. E. Horowitz, D. Album. ROW 3: S. Cohen, V. Ramat, L. xN'7Cftl'1I1EimCf, I... Nowak. Nor SHOXVN: L. Poliak, Chess and Checkers-Fall Row I: 17. Neumann, R. Radzinski, B Bryks, R, Kobre, Captain: J. Rehab, G Epstein, D. Grosser. Row 2: S. Portowicz, B. Hershheimer, R Sobel, E. Gelman. S. Shurin. A. Teitz. C Berger. Row 3: H. Teichman. M, Ring, L ger, B, Tcrshel, S. Gruenspeclml, E. Cohen NOT SHOWN: B. Korn, R. Monderer. Chess and Checkers-Spring Row I: E. Gaiman, R. Raclzinslii, F. Neu mann, R, Kubru. Captain: J. Raab, S. Por lowicz, D. Grosscr. Row 2: S. Lieberman, E. Yazcrsky, D Pinczcwski, P, Feld. Y. Shurin. S. Gruen spcclnt. 5. blwurm. Row 3: B, VIAFIISITCI, H. Grauman. E. Pes -in. E, Ruflmff, D. Gurnpcrlz, V. Rolan- lncrg. R. lqlgilllfllijfl, E. Cohen. NOT SHOXVNZ H, Tciclwman, S. Album. B6 Goldberg, G. Lehrman, D. Fein, N. Schnull. J. Sayovitz, R. Teichman. J. Berg Ping Pong ROW iz R. Perl, S. Ahcr, F. Vvietschncr, B. Saitz, J. Sayovitz, L. Rosenberg Row 2: L. hiarcus, E. Crenstcin. hi. Grahie. S. ixiuschei, hiosiiowilz, S Luhan E iXronen erg ROW 3: E. Giiciismnn, Leader: Ni. ixlandei, Ni. Oishin, B. Lipner. R. Schmooicicr J Fasten T Wliilg S. Stem, S. Ruhin, T. Zions, S. Ekslein. S. Keiman, R. Ruciitzicy, Leader RONV 42 ROSCUBHUHI, IT. DilVidDWiiZ, Gf3llFllHtl, C Sac S F GOttESIllan D F6111 A. Haycia, C. Antman. NOT SHONVN2 J. Shuiman, J. VVahi, P. Goicifischer, J. VVeisshraun, R. Farkas Every stucient wants to he part of a schooi team or ciuh. Therefore, Y.U.H.S.Cw.iVi. has acicieci four new teams: chess, checicers, ping-pong, and ioowiing. Every weeic girls represent their classmates in the inter-class tournaments. These games oiiier a great many students an opportunity for excitement anci the championship of the school. The advent of the iaowiing team presents a prohiem. Soon freshmen wiii heiieve that there is a howling aiiey next to the Hswimming pooi on the fifth Hoorf' raiity, thy nam ' u1an -Hamlet Mazel Tov JULIA MORGENSTERN MAY YOU AND YOUR CLASSMATES GO FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH Morgensirern Oil Operafions Union Na+ional Building Wichi+a, Kansas IV bil I Y Hwe have seen laetter Clays -Timon of Athens ,VA , wwf MAZEL TOV AND BEST WISHES TO RUTHIE And Her Graduafing Class Mr. and Mrs. Michel Raclzinslci Abe and Molly Brenda and Danny HTWO lovely laerries moulflecl on one stelnll-Midsummer Nigllils Dream I A If I, I 'I' A ,gg 'I I HRI3' IiIJrary was duIcecI0m Iarge CIIOUQIII'-T119 Tempest . I , wg. 2 L. A' 'I CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO OUR DAUGHTER BARBARA Mr. and Mrs. Salo C-3uI'freuncI I I II I gh mysc,-II I0 cIeaII1H-The Tempest HR0meo, Romeo, wherefore are II1ouH-Romeo and Iuliel Wazef jou unc! gui MAJAQA fo MALA and NADJA MR. 81 MRS. P. WELTSMAN MR. AND MRS. A. ROSENBAUM MURRAY AND PEARL THE PERLE FAMILY THE MORDOWITZ FAMILY MR. JACOB JERUSELIMSKY MR. MORRIS BLAUSTEIN-Chicago THE FRENKEL FAMILY-Alabama 1: it M THE WELCMAN FAMILY-Paris and 'rhe rest of the Clan HBeauty is bought LJyjucIgeme11t of the eye, not uttered by tIf1 hm sale of tongues -Love s Lalnour Lost nl delights have violent ends -Romeo and Congrafufafiond fo BAS H EVA N MR. 8: MRS. SAM ABOFF Elizabefh, N. J. RABBI 81 MRS. ELI M. LAZAR RACHEL, TOBY, MIRIAM Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Friends from Memphis, Tenn. Nor+h Adams, Mass. New York, New York Elizabeih, N. J. 9 Every why hath a wherefore -Comedy Ili Y ng in limbs, in judgement old -Nlercflant of Venice Mazel Tov fo JOSIE SEBRCW from The S. and S. Soap Company Bronx, N. Y. Congra+ula'rions +o CARCL SACHS Har+z Mouniain Pei' Foods UI am never merry when I hear swe t usicy'-Merchant of Venice XVe cannot all be masters -Othello'- Mazel Tov and Besi' Wishes fo Ru1'h Weifz from Her Fafher Harry WeH'z Congra+ula+ions +0 Barbara Guhfreund AND THE cLAss or 'ss Rowen Merchandise Corpora+ion A wretched soul, bruised with adversity -Comedy of Err These trees shall be my booksn-As You Like lt Congrafulafions +o Rosanne AND HER cLAssMATEs L and L Food S+ores 72-68 MAIN STREET FLUSHING, N. Y Mazel Tov and Besf Wishes fo Ri'ra Wolf AND HER FELLOW GRADUATES Mr. and Mrs. D. Wolf and Eddie Hffhewing the food of sweet and bitter fancy -As You Like It 95 .1 51321 --rs M .I 1,5 K ,'-f J D ' 'I ,, A-wi f' .filfa ev- ' ' 125-2751137 3 . 'yn 3 I ., -1 f'ip1ii1fE13? 5f si 12 if 1 ,....4 96 uzouncls, I was never so laethumped with worclsu-King Iohn ff. D Mazel Tov to Our Dear Daughter and Sister Rochelle Goldberg Rabbi and Mrs. DANIEL GOLDBERG and MYRON Mazel Tov to Faye Grunbart and the Graduating Class of '65 Mr. and Mrs. F. KLEIN and Family To Aviva Wishing You All the Best in the Days to Come THE FRIEDMAN FAMILY The weird sisters -Machelli Best Wishes to Ellen Bilenlcer from Her Many Friends Mazel Tov and Best Wishes Eva to Our Dearest Graduate MOMMY and DADDY Mr. and Mrs. STADLER MICHAEL and HARRY Mazel Tov to Phyllis Maza LAKEWOOD OIL COMPANY Lakewood, N. J. HVVl1o can be wise, amazed, temperate and furious, loyal and neutral in a IIIOHICHEIN-'ZNIGCLQEII Congratulations to Judy from Her Cousins Sussman Market Finest Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables 612 BLAKE AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Ed Rodgers Oil Well Service P.O. BOX 206 Holyrood, Kansas 67450 Double, doulole toil and troulole, Eire lourn and cauldron bubble -Macbeth Oklahoma Fracturing Services, Inc. Acidizing - Bulk Chemicals - Fracturing General Ottice: 302 BETTES BUll.DlNG Oklahoma City. Okla. 405 JA 4-2216 O Acid Engineers, Inc. Custom Engineered Treatments General Ottice: 302 BETTES BUILDING Oklahoma City. Okla. 405 JA 4-2216 Sinder Brand REALTY COMPANY INSURANCE 1503 Pacic Avenue Atlantic City, N. J. The Treasure Case Antique and Decorative Items JIM JERNIGAN 536 MADISON AVENUE New York 22, N. Y. PL 3-4214 If Iaclies be young and fair, thes' have the gift to know It ,-As You Like It Best Wishes to Sarah KruI from A FRIEND Congratulations to Our Sister Ruth Weitz SUSAN, MARVIN, and BARTON Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '65 Roy Baylinson Best Wishes to Faigy Gottesman A. J. D'ANGELO Congratulations and Best Wishes to Jessica On Her Graduation MOTHER, FATHER, GRANDMOTHER JUDI and FRED Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Our Daughter and Sister Judy MOM and DAD LENNY CHERYL ELAINE BATSHEVA Oh, Call back yeslerciay, bid lime return -King Ricllarcl I1 He was a man ol an unboundecl stomacl1,'-King Henry V111 Best Wishes to Faye Mr. and Mrs. SAM KRISTAL Best Wishes to Leah On Her Graduation Rabbi and Mrs. ZEV SEGAL Mrs. FANNY PIPERBERG Rabbi and Mrs. JOSEPH SEGAL Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Phyllis Ruthen Mrs. B. RUTHEN Mr. and Mrs. A BRONFELD Miss ESTHER PULVER Mr. and Mrs. J. SCHWEBEL Mr. and Mrs. G. ARNSTEIN is Congratulations and Best Wishes to Vera from HER PARENTS and BROTHER Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Our Daughter Lynda and Her Classmates Mr. and Mrs. PAUL HOCHBERGER iiii.-l Congratulations to Barbara Gutfreuncl U ow join your hands, and with your hands your hearts T I .. .- uw , L N E j f' . N ,-King Henry IV tw 1 5 Fight 'IiII Ilie Iasl gasp -King Henry Mazel Tov and Besl' Wishes Io Phyllis Maza MOM and DAD CHERYL, SANDRA, ELLIOT. ALAN Besi Wishes Io Carol Sachs Malden Mills Sales Company, Inc. Goldboro Foods 79-BI EAST 4+h STREET New Yorlc 3, N. Y. Congrafulaiions Io My Niece Gloria Epsfein UNCLE DANIEL PRESSNER Mazel Tov 'Io Our Dear Claire On Her Graduafion wilh Love. DADDY, BERNICE and AUNT FLORA Besf Wishes for Success and a Happy Fufure For Our Daughfer Leah cmron a. Mas. E. BRAUN sua Family Mazel Tov 'Io Our Dear Daughier Susan And Her Classmaies RABBI and MRS. JACOB COHEN Congrafulafions Io Judy and Her Classmaies upon Iheir graduaiion MOM, DAD, MARVIN Besf Wishes Io Our Daughfer and Sisfer Elaine Roclrolif In All Her Fuiure Underfalrings MOM, DAD. SEYMOUR, JONAH 81 SHARON To Sharon Wi+h All Our Love and Besl Wishes MOMMY, DADDY, STEVEN 8: SHELLY May Ihe Grandparenis of AII Her Classmaies Have as Much Nachas from Their Grandchildren As We Have Had from Rena GRANDMA 8. GRANDPA PERLMAN Mazel Tov +o Our Daughter and Niece Mary Alice Kenl' Upon Her Graduaiion MR. 8: MRS. VARGA DR. 8: MRS. LESLIE KAY Mazel Tov and Besf Wishes 'Io Ginny Haberlcorn Upon Her Graduafion DADDY, MOMMY and ANNE Besf Wishes and Heariy Mazel Tov fo Abby Teifz from A FRIEND Besi Wishes 'Io Faye Grunbari' M. osmeicnen Besi Wishes 'Io Rochelle Rudiizky and her classmates ALAN J. KASS- 100 uxxflllill malacs Rolulwrs IJUI loo much lenilynf-King Henl'3' VI L X l- Bid them wash lheir faces ancl lceep lheir teeth cleann--Coriolanus Congratulations to Our Daughter and Sister MARSI On Her Graduation MOM, DAD, ELIOT and SUSAN Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to BASHEVA Upon Her Graduation MOM, DAD and CHAVA IV 6-2500 DI 2-I273 I. J. MORRIS, INC. 46 GREENWICH STREET Hempnesd, L. I. 9701 CHURCH AVENUE Brooklyn nz. N. Y. Best Wishes to EVELYN BERGER Upon Her Graduation HENRY KAPLAN Live and Kosher Processed Poultry Liberty, N. Y. LYNDA HOCHBERGER from MR. 8: MRS. WAHRHAFTIG, ABE and CHAIM MARSI SMITH J. P. F. FUBAR CORPORATION 69 West Broadway, New York TOVA FISHMAN RABBI 8: MRS. J. FISHMAN, RASHIE and BUBBI RABBI 8: MRS. N. TWERSKY, AVRAHOM, DAVID TZVI REBECCA DYKAN from Her Parents, MR. 81 MRS. JACOB DYKAN ROCHELLE RUDITZKY from MR. 81 MRS. JULIUS REITER HANA GRAUMAN from Mr. 8: MRS. GLUCK and Son n2n xvn wwwnn nf: rmwxn nnm5 wxvn nwwsx wznnb H1371 raw TDDDWI nnnvm nxn Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to ESTHER GLICKSMAN On Her Graduation from A FRIEND I. PADAWER COMPANY, Inc. 577 BROADWAY New Yorlt IZ, N. Y. Congratulations to ROCHELLE GOLDBERG AMERICAN KOSHER CATERERS. Inc. FL 3-3540 Rabbi D. Goldberg Morris Ostreicher Congratulations and Best Wishes to PEARL GOLDFISCHER HUNT PAPER COM PANY 4370 Parlr Avenue New LU 4-5900 Yorlc City SURA HEISLER trorn A FRIEND BARBARA TERSHEL from A FRIEND TIRZA RUTH ZAETZ from GRANDMA FANNIE EMILY TURKO from UNCLE JOSEPH 8: AUNT ZAHAVA PHYLLIS MAZA from HENRY 81 SEYMOUR WECKSLER and HARRY WEXLER DIANE K. BRODY from MR. 81 MRS. NATHAN WIENER and Family xwn 1:nn'2 ITU 'PU xnxn xxx mu: nn2:x TJDD5 :wo Btn xoxw xnx nxn ilwhat is pomp, rule, reign lout earth and dust? -King Henry VI from Hes sudden if a thing comes to his head -King Henry VI Maze Tov Es+her Bassia Pessin from Her Sisier, Chaya THE CLASS OF '65 from Lebbin Oil Company SURA HEISLER from Mr. 84 Mrs. Jack Silver TOBY ZIONS from a Friend BARBARA TERSHEL from Mr. 81 Mrs. Sam Brach AVIVA HESS from Her Sisiers and Janie JUDY GOLDSMITH from Neal N. Sform, D.D.S. PEARL GOLDFISCHER from Harry Sharfin TOVA FISH MAN MR. P1 MRS. BERNIE HERSKOWITZ and Family HANA GRAUMAN from Simon Mayer HELEN KOESTERICH from l-ler Uncle and Auni JOAN SONIKER from Dad, Mom and Hillon CAROL SACHS from Rabbi 81 Mrs. Ralph Neuhaus LAURA SEIDENFELD from MR. 81 MRS. I. GRUNBERGER, MALKE, MINDY, YOCHEVID DIANE K. BRODY from Mr. 84 Mrs. Eli Kaplan and Family SURA HEISLER from Uncle Joe, Aunl Sylvia and Family HANA GRAUMAN from Mr. Harold Ploisky LEAH SEGAL from Mr. 8: Mrs. Norberl Jere'r 8: Yossie MALKA BERKOWITZ from Sandy Farber DIANE K. BRODY from The Feinbergs ADELE HAYDA from a Friend LYNDA 8: REBECCA from Abraham and Judy Joseph ROCHELLE RUDITZKY 8: CLASS OF '65 from a Friend MALA WELTSMAN NADJA ROSENBAUM from UNCLE JACOB TOBY ZIONS 8: CLASS OF '65 from a Friend SURA HEISLER from a Friend TIRZA ZAETZ from I. Sade EMILY TURKO from Mom and Dad BARBARA TERSHEL from MR. a Mas. mvme TERSHEL and RUTHIE RUTH WEITZ from Uncle lrving and Auni Lillie THE CLASS OF '65 from lhe snveksene- ana mnownz rmvmies ESTHER PESSIN 8: CLASS OF '65 from a Friend ll is lhe disease ol not listening, The malady ol not marking, V lhal l am lroubled withn-King Henryl Let me tell the world -King Henry IV Congratulations to MARSI SMITH from Edith and Moshe Hass 8: Family LAYU SEIDENFELD from Daddy. Mommy, Mindy and Eli CAROL SACHS from Mommy, Daddy, Betty and Mel REBECCA WAHRSAGER from Mr. and Mrs. Geller REBECCA JOSEPH from Nathan Resnick THE CLASS OF '65 from Clara Garvin BARBARA TERSHEL from Mr. S. Dreyfus and Family SURA HEISLER from Mr. and Mrs. I. Rosen CHARLOTTE SILVERMAN from a Friend HANA GRAUMAN from Her Parents, Mr. X: Mrs. O. Grauman REBECCA JOSEPH LYNDA HOCHBERGER from RABBI 81 MRS. Z. JOSEPH and Family EMILY TURKO 'From Meal Mart Delicatessen DIANE K. BRODY from the Brown Family BARBARA TERSHEL from Harold A. Coven JUDY GOLDSMITH from a Friend SARAH KRUL from a Friend RINA KOBRE from Rabbi 8: Mrs. Slclar, Yehuda 84 Ahuva LILA MAGNUS from the Magnus Family BARBARA TERSHEL from The Steins MARY KENT from a Friend SARAH PORTOWICZ from Dr. Elias Strugatz, D.D.S. RENA PERLMAN 81 CLASS OF '65 from Her Parents and Brothers JOAN SONIKER from The Stutmans DIANE K. BRODY from Her Grandparents REV. 81 MRS. JACOB BROWN HARRIET MITTMAN from Levy Brothers ESTHER B. PESSIN from Alex Pessin PEARL GOLDFISCHER from Mom. Dad, Gerry and Bunny JUDY SUSSMAN from Jack Cohen TIRZA-ZAETZ G LEAH sEe-Al. Dr' 8' Mrs' Benlamm N' 6'55e ' MosHEg NATHAR'TiP:BriiNifi?1ih':iiiAcHUM, YIGAL TQBY ZIONS ESTHER sPEcToR if0m MF- 34 MVS- l-- WGISS UNCLE PAUL, AUNT MAiioiiiNcLE SAM, AUNT EMMA Diseased nature oftentimes Izmrealcs -King Henry IV forth in strange eruptionsn .fv 4., 105 'T Y CAROL SACHS from Belly and Mel LAYU SEIDENFELD from surw, Moisi-ie, MYRNA s. ELI FRIEDMAN HARRIET MITTMAN from Top Mode Manufacluring Co. JOAN SONIKER from The Jacobs Family LEAH SEGAL from Jaclc Tobaichniclc HELEN KOESTERICH 8: CLASS OF '65 Her Parenfs, Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Koesferich JUDY GOLDSMITH . Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Worms and Family TOVA FISHMAN from Mrs. Leah Hamovilz and Family GLORIA CAHN from Her Parenls. Mr. 84 Mrs. Fred Cahn HANA GRAUMAN from Mr. 81 Mrs. Korn and Family SORA KELMAN from Her Parenfs, Mr. 84 Mrs. M. Kelman TONI GOLD from J. Sonlag Glass 3: Shade Company PEARL GOLDFISCHER from Heighfs Glaflr Kosher Sandwich Shop SUSAN EKSTEIN from Her Broiher, Norberf Elcslein REBECCA DYKAN Her Grandmofher Rebelzin Dzilcanslcy DIANE K. BRODY from John Callucci uI..OfCI, NVLIHI fools LIICSC HIOTIHIS ben'-'A Nlidsummer Maze Tov Dream DIANE K. BRODY Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Schaeffer PHYLLIS RUTHEN from Rabbi 81 Mrs. Alfred Rofh and Family ESTHER PESSIN from Dr. Bernard Kirman and Dr. Levine ROCHELLE RUDITZKY from Mr. and Mrs. Dear SURA HEISLER from Uncle Sam, Aunf Blanche and Family AVIVA HESS from Oma and Opa ADELE HAYDA from Dr. Singer LYNDA HOCHBERGER Her Grandparenfs, MR. 8: MRS. JOSEPH HOCHBERGER GINNY HABERKORN from Phil and Miriam Braun MALKA BERKOWITZ from a Friend ELLEN BILENKER from Jerry Aflron HINDA BRILL from Her Parenls, Mr. 8: Mrs. Hyman Brill NADJA ROSENBAUM MALA WELTSMAN from MR. 8: MRS. 6. FRENKEL, DAVID, GARRY and EPHRAIM SUSAN COHEN from Uncle Philip and Aunf Rose JUDITH APPLETON from MR. S1 MRS. H. APPLETON REBECCA, MARK, SUSAN, VARDA 104 HEternily was in our Iips and eyes, Bliss in our Iarows I36HL,I-AIIIIIOIIY and Cleopalra A .X H -- NVBS ever woman in lI1is Humor woof- Vvas ever woman in II1is Imumor won? -King Richard III Congrafu afions 'ro TOBY ZIONS SUSAN COHEN from Mr' 81 Mrs' SOI SIRQG' RABIIimani-cBerMcI?SIanE:I.DiSI5rEEEL TIRZA ZAETZ GLORIA CAHN from BerII1a Zaeiz HELEN KOESTERICH from a Friend HANA GRAUMAN from Mr. 8: Mrs. Tusk and Sons THE CLASS OF '65 from Mr. 8: Mrs. Samuel Feuersiein CAROL SACHS from Mr. 8: Mrs. W. FrenIceI ESTHER PESSIN 'from Mr. 8: Mrs. Pincus Pessin CHANA ANTMAN from Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Animan and Riv In Revered Memory of WOLF APPLETON MALKA BERKOWITZ from MR. x. MRS. ABRAHAM BERKOWITZ and sHosn-IANA ELLEN RUTH BILENKER from Naomi and Max Tirschwell ANNE BARANEK from Mom, Dad, Bea and Mike HINDA BRILL from Miichell and Rivka Snyder DIANE K. BRODY from Harold S. Coven and Family LEAH BRAUN from Her Auni, Irene Spierer EVELYN BERGER from Dr. 81 Mrs. V. Halpnif ka from E+I1eI and Roberi A. Kaufman SURA HEISLER from Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Novick SUSAN EKSTEIN from Her Parenis. Mr. 34 Mrs. Emil Eksiein TOVA FISHMAN from Uncle Irving, Aun'r Befiie 8: Family PEARL GOLDFISCHER from Uncle WiIIie and Auni' BeIIa HANA GRAUMAN from Rabbi 8: Mrs. Bergman and Family TONI GOLD from a Friend BARBARA GUTFREUND f MR. 81 MRS. E. FUHRMIRNII MICHAEL 81 MARVIN ESTHER PESSIN from Dr. I-Ierberi Rosenberg, D.D.S. DIANE K. BRODY f MR. 84 MRS. MURRAY IRIUIGENBAUM and SONS FAIGY and SARAH from John Lides ROCHELLE GOLDBERG from RABBI 8: MRS. SHELDON BORGEN and RHONDA JESSICA GOLDSTEIN from Mr. 81 Mrs. Herman Zucker and Sons SORA KELMAN from Loreffa I-Iazzon HELEN KOESTERICH from Dr. Felix Leo Glaubach HG-d save the marIc -Silaizespeare 'Et Tu Bruten-Iulius Caesar Besl' Wishes Parkside Florisls Abraham Blau Funeral Direclors 356 Wesf 50+h Sfreef New York I9, N. Y. 4l0 Grand Slreef New York 2, N. Y. Mauzone Kosher Producls, lnc. Meal Mari' 69-42 Main S+ree+ Flushing 67, N. Y. 952 Flalbush Avenue Brooklyn 26, N. Y. Kosher Pizza by Chopsie Ben Ari Arfs 2500 Amslerdam Avenue New York, N. Y. ll Avenue A New York, N. Y. Be++er Sighl' Vision Cenler Schneider Meal' Marker, lnc. 42-22 Main Sfreer Flushing 55, N. Y. 2035 Grand Avenue Bronx 53, N. Y. H. Goldberg, lnc. Glick 31 D0lliClK 90 Hes+er Slreel New York, N. Y. IOOOZ 56 Walker' Sfreer New YOI'k. N- Y- A, We-ing-I-ock Gla-H Mean Papilsky GlaH' Calerers Brewsler Holel l28 Lee Avenue Brooklyn, N, Y, Exclusive Caferers fo lhe Fiffh Avenue Synagogue Tomasso Brolhers, Fuel Oil Renee COHON Ffoclfs 6I2 Jersey Sfreef Elizabefh, N. J. 56' B'0aClW5Y New Y0fk- N- Y- Jerusalem Glall' Kosher Provisions RaYm0nd Snliow Assoclales lbl Serge' 5959+ Brooklyn' N. Y' 75-20 Melropolifan Avenue, Middle Village, N. Y. Leger,-nan 3, goyar Rainbow Fashions, lnc. 2296 Broadway New York 24, N. Y. 576 B oadWaY New York- N' Y' Alfred P. Seligman' lnc. Easlern Pesl' Conlrol Company, lnc. 4I6 Wesf l4fh Sfreef New York I4, N. Y. I6 Jefferson Sireel' New York 2' N' Y' Schwarh Br0+l-,ers Fairway Trading Company 602 Tfemom Bronx' N, Y, I78 Ludlow S+ree+ New York 2. N. Y. Allied Foreign Car Paris, lnc. Befenl' 81 Smilh 73-22 Norlhern Blvd. Jackson Heighls, N. Y. 94 RlVln9i0l1 Sffeel' New Y0 k- N- Y- Elsmere Calrererg Schild Brolhers, lnc. 284 Easl won. S+ree+ New York 56, N. Y. I339 Sr. Nicholas Avenue New York. N- Y- Pollack Flavor Company, lnc. Henry's Egg and Dairy Slore 3l9 Easl' 3rd Sfreef Mouni' Vernon. N. Y. 92 Feifherbed l-609 Bronx- N- Y- Milfon Weigkopf' Insurance The Besl Cooks in New York Serve l35 William Sfreef New York 38, N. Y. Manischewiiz Tam Tam Crackers So slmlcen as we arc, so wan willn Cure -King Henry IV 'il am not in lhe role ol common mc-nu-King Henry IV Besl Wishes Melro polifan Jobbing Company G. 81 D. Kosher Bakery 242 Broome Sfreef New York 2, N. Y. 69-38 Main S+ree+ Flushing 67, N. Y. Wollson's Kosher Meals and Poullry Marble Hill Yarn Shop ZIB7 Broadway New York, N. Y. 5607 Broadway New York, N. Y. Jack's Furnilure Company Go'Hlieb's GlaH Kosher Delicalessen 4290 Broadway New York. N. Y. 352 Roelaling Slreel' Brooklyn ll, N. Y. Linderman 81 Zalk Kosher Mea+s Cenlacf Lens Service 2709 Broadway New York' AVENUE New YOI'k I7, N. Comel' Cleaners, Inc. C0in-Op Dry Cleaners 975 E- Trernonf Avenue Bronx 60. N. Y. I70-O5 Hillside Avenue Laurellon, L. l. -Bei-5 Bake NO6ll Zark KOSl'I9l' Pllld 34 Wesl' Burnside Avenue Bronx. N. Y. 207 Easl' B 9adWaY New York. N- Y- Amway Producis Rudley's S+ores, Inc. I834 Broadway New York, N. Y. I0023 H330 B 0adWaY New York- N- Y- l. 8: M. Kosher Resfauranl' Delicalessen Pa lC5lCle Plali Glal'l' C6lel'el'S II2 Wesl' 57+h Slreel' New York, N. Y. 55 Mi- Eden Avenue NGW York. N- Y- Alexandria H01-el Nissim Hizme, Finesf Hebrew Ari' Jewelry 250 Wes? IO3r-d Sfreel New York, N. Y. 39 Cane' Sifeel' NBW York- N- Y- Nick'5 Shoe Sfgre Pl'aC'l'lCall'l'leS Company 754 Ge,-ard Avenue Bronx 59' N, Y. 43-46 44'rh Sfreef Long Island Cify, N. Y. M-B Coal'Company Edmund BGVGI' 45 Fairview Avenue New York, N. Y. 5 Han0Ve Square New York 4- N- Y- Emil Moskowilz Glall' Meal' Producls Kfiegef 81 SUSSFUGH. lnC-. K0Sl1eI' Medif- 844 Amslerdam Avenue New York 25, N. Y. 4l9l Bl'0adWBY New York. N- Y- Bakecrafl Producls Company, lnc. lsrael Beigel Baking Company 867 Wesf I8Is+ S+ree+ New York 33, N. Y. 372 Soulh 4+h Stref Brooklyn, N. Y. Jack's Fruif 8: Vegefable Markei- Heshy's Fish Markei' 272 Easf l70+h S+ree+ Bronx. N. Y. 74 Avenue C New York. N. Y. Sam Heuer, Frui'l's and Produce S. Schaffer Grocery Corporalion Il5 Feafherbed Lane Bronx, N. Y. 450 Ausfin Place New Yorlc 55. N. Y. HAS cold as any stone'-King Henry V 10 mmf HO., fl, WW, F L ouR FIRST KALAH .-Tu www-W 'mNw M ' T A Tw .WX Congrafulaiions 'lo Our Niece Gloria Eps+ein UNCLE MAX and AUNT ANNA PRESSNER UNCLE MANNY and AUNT HELEN PRESSNER GR 5-7400 Na1'ional Kosher Mea'r Producfs 220 EAST 6+h STREET NEW YORK U adv!! I Y 4 . '3 I I I I YMX17-Flrfllllfl ,Fl ll Il ll RU f' WPI Er Ml ' I III I K. llUllll1Illf11Y'?l1Illl5l'? lu ' P' I Il I Il I I I I rdilxhf in I I Il I :Ill Ill llIl' I Eli-llifll rllllirlng lllll I 'lf rfil I ll Hu I I 'I I' -I' Al' ' .. f Y ' PFI Q I I ' ' Ill: I rip - I I I' u ll- il lul' FFIIII mv I l ll ll ra' D mtg:- I- 4113? 111. Old suns will set but there'll always But life must move on and years remain, the splendor and warmth pass us by. of their glorious reign. Autumn leaves fade as flowers un- fold. The story of life in these words is told. f2j II. We kindled your torch and raised it to heights for the world to see. Torah Umadah live on eternally. Throughout our stay the spirit and friendships we hold so dear, will be renewed and strengthened from year to year. Like raindrops from heaven tears fall from our eyes. The guidance you gave us will never depart, fresh in our memories, deep in our hearts. f2j 109 110 Senior Directory Alaofl, Basheya - 156 Hillside Road, Elizabeth 3, NJ. -f EL 5-7458 Ahosch, Eva - 519 4th Street, Lakewood, NJ. 08701 - 363-5712 Antrnan. Chana -- 2144 Bronx Park East, Bronx, N.Y. 1- 829-6727 Appleton, Judith - 282 lvlaitland Avenue, Teaneck, NJ. 07666 - 837-6386 Bach, Claire f- 201 Nvest 92nd Street, New York 25, N.Y. -1 EN 2-9861 Baranek, Anne - RD 1 Box 51B. Bricktown, NJ. - 892-3871 Berger, Evelyn - 39-26 z1'7ll1 Street, Sunnyside 4, N.Y. - RA 9-6654 Berger, Judy - 212 East Broaclway, New York. N.Y. 10002 - GR 5-4748 Berkowitz, Blalka - 119-14 Union Turnpike, Kew Gardens 15, N.Y. -BO 3-2153 Bilenker, Ellen - 958 Edgewood Road, Elizabeth 3, N.J. f- EL 2-5973 Braun, Leah - 291 Xvalton Street, Englewood, NJ. -1 568-0067 Brill, Hinda -- 83-75 Vvoodhaven Boulevard, VVoodhaven 21, N.Y. 1-1 VI 7-8508 Brody, Diane - 144-53 72nd Road, Flushing, N.Y. 1 1367 - BO 3-4455 Cahn, Gloria - 41 Bennett Avenue, New York 33, N.Y. f- LO 8-3606 Cohen, Susan -1 14 Linden Avenue, Spring Valley, N.Y. -1 El.. 6-5697 Dykan, Rebecca - Q4-.10 59 Avenue, Rego Park 75, N.Y. - 271-3174 Ekstein, Susan f- 340 West 86th Street, New York 24, N.Y. - SU 7-3584 Epstein, Gloria - 241 Crystal Terrace, Hillside 5, NJ. -1 EL 5-2869 Farkas, Rosanne -- 69-44 l71St Street, Flushing 65, N.Y. - Ol.. 8-7475 Fein, Doris -- 1711 Davidson Avenue, Bronx 53, N.Y. -- CY 4-5424 Fishman, Tova -I 33-43 14th Street, Long lsland City 6, N.Y. -RA 6-7701 Friedman, Aviva - 141-47 71st Avenue, Kew Gds. Hills, N.Y. -BO 3-8583 Glicksrnan, Esther - 203 West 81st Street, New York 24, N.Y. - SC 4-5958 Gold, Toni - 1460 College Avenue, Bronx 57, N.Y. - LU 7-1157 Goldloerg, Rochelle - 108-49 66th Avenue, Forest Hills 75, N.Y. -TVV 7-6944 Golcllischer, Pearl H 1979 Walton Avenue, Bronx 55, N.Y. -1 583-5441 Goldsmith, Judy - 5 Carlton Lane, lVlonsey, New York - EL 6-2157 Goldstein, .lessica - 739 Vvest 186th Street, New York, N.Y. 10033 1-1 LO 8-1775 Gottesman, Florence -f Q5 Grant Avenue, Jersey City, NJ. 07305 f- HE 5-1 1 IO Grauman, Hana - 245 West 104th Street, New York 25, N.Y. 1-1 UN 5-1287 Grunlaart, Faye '-'66-29 Burns Street, Rego Park 74, N.Y. -RO 1-1139 Cvutlreuncl, Barbara -- A70-20 108th Street, Forest Hills 75, N.Y. -- B0 1-1839 Halaerkorn, Ginny -- 579 East 29th Street, Paterson 4, NJ. f-1 SH 2-7253 Hayda, Adele -f 1214 Shakespeare Avenue, Bronx, N.Y. -- VVY 2-0710 Heisler, S llrf 1 -69 Reservoir Avenue, Jersey City, NJ. - SVV 2-3068 lnlerzloerg, Baslieva -f S90 East 6th Street, New York 9, N.Y. - CA 8-9287 Hess, Aviva - 701 VVest 177th Street, New York, N.Y. 10035 - WA 8-0034 Hochloerger, Lynda - 495 Xfvest 186th Street, New York, N.Y. 10033 f-I LO 8-2316 Horowitz, Elaine - 144-47 71st Avenue, Flushing, N.Y. -f 544-8914 Senior Directory Joseph, Rebecca - 4515 15th Avenue. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219 -- TR 1-2512 Kelman, Sora - 5465 Seymour Avenue, Bronx 69, N.Y. - KI 7-5122 Kent. Mary - 512 VVest 105'tl1 Street, New York 25, N.Y. -UN 6-5181 Kohre, Rina - 2510 Throop Avenue, Bronx, New York 1- AD 1-0246 Koeslrich, Helen --45 Pinehurst Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10055 -VVA 7-4094 Krul, Sarah - 80 West 52nd Street, Bayonne, New Jersey - HE 6-7587 Nlagnus, Lila 1-1 220-61 75rd Avenue, Bayside 64, N.Y. - BA 9-5805 lVlaza, Phyllis -f 18 Clark Street, South River, NJ. - CL 7-2947 lvlittman, Harriet - 475 FDR Drive, New York, N.Y. 10002 -1 OR 5-9169 lVlorgenstern,1lulia -f 5 Huntington Avenue, Wichita, Kansas --1 lNlU 3-9592 Nowak, Laura -- 560 East 65th Street, New York, N.Y. -- UN 1-4085 Perlman, Rena r- 157-50 Francis Lewis Blvd., l..aurelton, N.Y. - LA 7-5698 Pessin, Esther 1- 500 Grand Street, New York, N.Y. 10002 - SP 7-6492 Pfefler, Sharon -f 12 Elaine Place, Spring Valley, N.Y. - El.. 6-2962 Portowicz, Sarah -- 487 East 92nd Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. f-- HY 6-7265 Radzinski, Ruth -1 Los Naranjos 276, San lsidro, Lima, Peru '- 25516 Ramat, Vera 1- 12 Vincent Rd., Spring Valley, N.Y. - El.. 2-2778 Rockoff, Elaine -1 590 West 204th Street, N.Y. 10054 - LO 9-5206 Rosenhaum, Nadja - 67-40 Burns Street, Forest Hills, N.Y. - BO 5-1749 Ruclitzlcy, Rochelle -f 156-11 Aquilar Avenue, Flushing 67, N.Y. -I AX 1-7260 Ruthen, Phyllis - 415 Grand Street, New York 2, N.Y. -f LF 5-4465 Sachs, Caroline 1-I 44 Bennett Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10055 -I L0 8-2429 Selnrow, Josephine -I 2506 Throop Avenue, New York 69, N.Y. - KI 7-1745 Segal, Leah -- 61 Parkview Terrace, Newark 12, NJ. -f WA 6-1615 Seidenfeld, Lora -- 105-47 65rd Road, Forest Hills 75, N.Y. -1 TW 7-4569 Silverman, Charlotte -69-27 169th Street, Fresh lVleadows, N.Y. .-AX 7-0008 Smith, lhflarsi - 504 Grand Street, New York, N.Y. 10002 - 677-7671 Soniker, Joan Fi 1 1 Ridge Avenue, Spring Valley, N.Y. - El.. 6-1256 Spector, Esther -f 1664 Grand Avenue, Bronx 55, N.Y. -- CY 9-6791 Sussman, Judy -1 475 FDR Drive, New York, N.Y. 10002 - OR 5-5917 Teitz, Alohie -1 551 Chilton Street, Elizaloeth, NJ. -1 El.. 2-9586 Tershel, Barloara -- 144-48 75rd Avenue, Flushing 67, N.Y. -f BO 8-8979 Turko, Emily - 255 West 84th Street, New York, N.Y. 10024 -I SU 7-2645 Wahrsager, Rehecca - 906 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11213 Fi PR 8-8126 Weitz, Ruth --f 1 188 Grand Concourse, Bronx 56, N.Y. --f JE 7-1605 Weltsman, Mala f- 96-09 67th Avenue, Forest Hills 74, N.Y. -1 LI 4-7518 Wolf, Rita'-64-20 Saunders St., Rego Park 74, N.Y. -TW 6-1466 Zaetz, Tirza Ruth- 1515 lVlacomlos Rd., Bronx 51, N.Y. -LU 8-1241 Zions, Toloy --f 755 Walton Avenue, Bronx 51, N.Y. - ME 5-0550 111 112 Srhnnl Alma mater Our memories dim as the years go by Still a spark will 'ere remain to kindle a bright light The Wisdom gained through the Torah We have learned Will serve to guide us onward throughout the coming years. From a tiny seed a tree will grow With loving care from above With roots so frm we must never fail To live and teach what we love. Our hearts will ne'er let us say good-bye, In Yeshiva the joy of our youth does lie, May G-D grant you the strength and the courage to continue To live up to our hopes And fulfill all our dreams. 462 West 58th Street New York, New York 1 9 6 5 P db E1 Pess lm. aan b hA B klv NY 11217 11 185 45.55 wh 1, , f ,ww x X 1 . 1. Q ,,, j-:H ' ,X f, X ,iw ,- 1 1 1, 1 f-,A V1 . n 1 ' W L f... ,-, X. ,Q ,.v 1. I -,,. -. .1 ' Q - eh,-ng, 1 x -Q ' ff-0 ' If , .J ' 1 'A Lv ., .12 -Y, -., ,. , 'W .,1f .. M A. Jq.-'l x. , , . Z , L .. K., , .LW - M I' ' 1 1,11 Q ,Q ,,.. .5.A ,