text: t 6 3 cJlcJtMelle. Di^zed by the Interne^rchive inKHO with funding m Lyrasis l\/lember5''aprd^&t?Srri^iKQaLion Yeshiva University High School for Girls 2301 Snyder Avenue Jlebrookl1963unse kjiM Brooklyn 26. N. Y. "Torah" was instilled in us. "Mada" was taught to us. These, the tools of life, have been placed within our grasp. We learned to wield them, to build with them, and to create. Here in Central, the foundation of our future has been molded. The purpose of our goals and our ideals has been crystallized. This publi- cation, a memento of our education, a symbol of our exuberance, we dedicate to these tools of life which we learned to use. A Bag of Tools by R. L. Sharpe Isn't it strange That princes ana kings. Ana clowns that caper In sawdust rings. Ana common people Like you ana. me Are builders for eternity? Each is given a hag of tools, A shapeless mass A book of rules ; And each must make Ere life is flown — A stumbling block Or a stepping stone. •DOT nD5 D30? nsn 'jx — liaa nms:i nson n'aa mxsT' inxc? pia .nunnxn D'ac^n yam nK;aa mayw p^na nsipnn rs nnns D'''?aa naana nnns n's» : p"?ia'7 yn'o; nns piosa it n''?an'7 xenrwv. .naan — nt nso-rraa ima"? .(ra ,s"'7 '"ra^a) "niwb "tv ion imni .i:"?!:; npiay nnvn naann 'mtiz; ,nmnn iia'ra p"? nay mstt' nann T-ar mns"? 'jam pa nns "rai ,p^S8 !:?nB^ia nt -ria"?!:; maa 'jk ."naan/za — n's nx nai 11V p? T^'"? ra^nn ii'?i2' nso-n-'a ."jan k"? nr "jax I'a mir^'n ninann 'mi — "non rmn» ."njii:;'? Vj? ion min// t'ac^ rvn"? D''?ia' i3k r« .mana — on o'Ti.Tn "n .nan'? ms on'nn'? tk wviv lax dsi .'jc?"? nan xin mn' "ra .nmianna Mb aiBi irnE'S — 'iihm nax"? ■ys naa -rn iia'?n nx X'sin"? nayinii? pbia'? buKti 'as .'?Kntt"a nana"? nr'nm -"jyis- ADMINI2 i'*'^'**^' Dear Graduates, During your stay with us, we have sincerely tried to direct you to understand and appreciate the ideals and way of life of the Orthodox Jewish Woman. We have tried to give you a knowledge of the society in which you live, and to prepare you for your future education. We have attempted to develop standards and habits to help you carry on our tradition and to become worthy members of the community. We know that we will always be proud of you and your achievements and that vsith the aid of the Almighty you will always act and hve in the true spirit of our traditional heritage. May the Almighty grant you many years of health and happiness. Sincerely, Rabbi Charles Friedman English Principal FRATION Dr. Samuel Belkin President Dr. Slielley Saphire Supervisor Mr. Samuel Levine Director TABLE OF FACULTY jPage 9 GRADUATES je 17 «'OlOG DIARY Page 49 CONTENTS ACTI\aTIES Page 37 ='•="- '^- FIELD'S §5^^M^ffl .r^jBTi: i£' »J1 A«=, 0. B™klr>^ p. HoujiTrsof £°isi;lH?i BirazUri.* nx LA 4-0768 CT i-cMmo-jE wio; ^ "y^^^^ "^%^S^"' ,4SS!; -^.;ss;" ES3,'rsj,i=3^" ™-~^" SV"74S,T4 '~"^. "^^^,^^■^1^ j',™^,^;^ HOEBRODSKY -^i^!"""" ■ -——•"—--• •;ff^l^,."^ nV-n^ jW !*- ^! f-T r-^. . - rrri m £^^^k S^'^^^ ■^^""■^ «=.^ If^^* ^-£T? ^sr^^;!; " "^^^^ ^ Ss?iH ™HH~=j pu™n-«B.™ SUfren^ ~ : ^^"^V ' Belnonl Bus. Bkn. ■ - ■• -_^^L^^J". .^.,,^-"^. inSm-rS »™-....^_ nSS UfU Fv RM-HnftdUl ^SS ^^t^'aMS.^ ^JSf^^'^^^ wixPs 13)0 ==':r IT^?j ~ '~ =-o-^ .-» ., -;™, .j-rnji-^ .^^':'^ix^y^:^^ "^•a? ■—'"*" I'ST^^l^S^^^f^ T^AXr«^^VI,-«T, ^^t»n.ra.m.m. "t;^^"^ ADVERTISEMENTS Page 83 >AULINE<S s^u-- STEINBERG and tKis is our little friend Gabe -^ yearbook mascot and general helper to the Elchanette. 9 • 2;n7 Dr. Samuel Linick ■no Rabbi Sliabtai Rubel Rabbi Moshe BerenKoIz MATHEMATICS L A N G U A G E S Mrs. Ruth HocKbaum Mr. Isaac Cantor Mr. Harold Raat Mr. Maurice Masha Mr. Henry Fohr SCIENCE Miss Zeva Epstein Mr. Louis Ktissin Miss Ann Epstein NOT SHOWN Mrs. Lila Gold ENGLISH Mrs. Eva Adelman 14 Mr. Arthur Minirof HYGIENE ART Mrs. Jeanette Halpem Mrs. EditK JacoBson BUSINESS MUSIC Mrs. EstKer Tessel 15 Mr. Emery Grossman Bob. it is true wKat you toW Issac llg^ iriiM iMM^^W^I^Wlllirii SALLY ALTER Oh Captain, my Captain, our fearful game is won . . . don't dilly-dally— give the ball to Sally . . . never without a ready smile and a friendly word . . . first in name— first in the game^-and first in the hearts of her classmates. There is no lady in the land W/io's half so sweet as Sally. GAIL ANGIEL A halo of serenity surrounds her every word and deed ... a kind w^ord for all . . . our "art'istic masterpiece . . . a smile leaving lasting warmth . . . glowing inner beauty transmitted to her being. A spirit still and bright Wi(h something of angelic light. .na Nxa' nnatt;i "rn D"m nix HINDA AUFRICHTIG Knrn Twinkling black eyes ... a Shirley McLaine hairdo with the talent to match . . . acting, singing, directing— all the essentials for a memorable performance . . . smart, sincere, sociable— an outstanding girl who has directed her way into the hearts of all. A quick responsiveness in word or deed The will to follow or the art to lead. on i?nE;ai m'tt^i -I'l'S? nios 'S'm inn 18 EILEEN BLACKMAN Blackwell s black-haired successor . . . comes through with a pinch . . . always Joshing around . . . puts the hohday spirit into the Chagim committee . . . there's some' thing about her that bewitches us . . . have patients — ^will succeed . . . great ambitions and greater deeds. Her eyes are sapphires set in snoiv. Resembling heaven in every ivinh. .^3 ^V? XL ARLENE BLUMENTHAL "IDDN A warm heart ... a helping hand . . . sewing "suit ed her fancy . . . timely quips unexpectedly erupt through the surface of her calm demeanor . . . her cooperative ways will sell her a ticket to success. Whose fu-mor is her honest thought And simple truth her utmost virtue. .t^nm 133"? nas m yaa TJ'y nm NANCY BLUMENTHAL nan2 Our Israeli-bom miss . . . complexion like milk, hair like honey . . . beneath a gay exterior sparkles an even gayer personality . . . makes winning friends and elections her "business" . . . only girl in the school who blushes purple . . . she is our sunshine. Nothing is worth the wear of winning But the laughter and the love of friends. '?'''?3 nx nmxn Tryi aani ynsv ti NORMA GLORIA BOOK Book by name and profession ... a "memorable" miss ■—charming ana gay . . . commuter— had a four-year pass for Flatbush sidewalks . . . dark hair, fair skin . . . eyes that are pensive . . . our very figure-ative sophisticated deb ... a soft-spoken scholar . . . quietly garbed in fashion. Few things are impossible To intelligence and skill. MARTHA BRAFMAN Sew, Sew pretty . . . stitched in style . . . another in the cavalcade of Central's pulchritudinous stenographers . . . Kamber's cutie . . . Cantor's prey . . . Flip it . . . Dip it . . . Twirl it . . . Whirl it . . . joy to all . . . needs no other reason for her presence than herself. The hand that made thee fair Hath made thee good. nanV T\nv onp' D^r^ssn tds MIRIAM BRUCH A personality like fireworks . . . sparkling, glowing, and colorful . . . our goodwill ambassador to Israel . . . intro- duced the pachanga to our class . . . our whirlwind . . . has an eye for fashion ... is a gale of laughter and song. From crown of head to sole of foot she is all mirth. TOBY CR\JMOMC Copious notes . . . notable co-editor . . . knowledge came and wisdom lingered ... a harmonious blend . . . a sense of numor ... a sense of dignity . . . grand, gracious . . . gggg-gezundheit . . . doing easily what others find difficult is talent . . . doing what is impossible for talent is genius. The reason firm, the temperate will, Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill. SUSAN CR\Z\N If life's a flower here stands a rose . . . adorning and adored ... a smile that cheers and dehghts as it hngers ... a model in sew" many ways ... a raffle raiser \vho has made her bid for success ... a child of joy. A pair of azure eyes As glowing as the summer Ana as tender as the skies. JUDITH CHILL Something about this girl . . . has grace to win and glory to seek . . . her every phrase a string of perfect gems . . . philosophic and provocative . . . LIT. ED. up the Flame with imagination . . . ever a gleam in her green eyes . . . her pen is the tree whose fruits are expression. The judgment calm,, the intellect subtle. Foresight, wit, and skill. .D'nJTT rrnni it na ns' D"nn mi DEVRA COHEN Raaaabi CoKen's first born'— Rabbi Sodden's first . . . from the "Hart" of Connecticut . . . literarily loquacious . . . spends the most fascinating summers. . . . Wno me? . Yes, U.I . . . confident miss . . . question and answer as one ... a girl of "high merits" and many gifts. A waking eye, a prying mind, A heart that stirs, is hard to hind. SUZANNE MIRIAM COOPER nnnr So prime, so swell, so nutty, and so knowing . . . sparkling eyes and sudden smile in an ever-changing cap . . . enthusiastic editor . . . Hail to our Chief ... as she does^so wisely is it done ... a dramatic who has dis- covered herself ... a living ray of intellectual fire. The heart to conceive, The understanding to direct. And the hand to execute. vsw pnaai yxijn nnu ant .n'T nsai n'sa ROCHELLE ELLEN DERSHOWITZ nam Adds spice to our daily routine . . . sweet on cocoa . . . her joviality and good nature have sown the seeds of friendships in both Boro Park and Crown Heights . . . a critic and reviewer of books . . . never criticized . . . only admired. It's nice to be natural If you're naturally nice. .'in n'jan "jdo na"? it MARLENE LEE EHRENREICH Always a song in her heart ... a heart as good as Gold . . . strives assiduously on her path to success . . . nice by nature . . . diligent in her studies . . . earnest in her ways ... a friend in deed, is a friend. Kind hearts are more than coronets. .D'an a'? nnaa;a a'an •^^^3 na ELEANOR D. FEINER Double, double, toil and trouble. Flame burns and ideas bubble ... a scientific literaleur . . . her stature tall, as high as her heart . . . the quality that can deepest reach is sincerity ... he who laughs— lasts. Honor, anger, valor, fire, A love that life could never tire. 3T '3 npnxai ,'7D aV man mDion m JEAN FEIT gaiety of soul . . . always in a . . how can anyone so sensible princess of a girl ... a typist lamp eanie wlio lit the Lightness of heart . . Spin . . . loves her job be so delightful too . . . Tessel never taught . . . of knowledge. W^armhearted, fair, and wise is she; The heavens such grace did lend her. ■in MIRIAM FRIEDMAN Quiet as the falling snow . . . young in years, mature in outlook . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . praise- worthy ana commenaable merits . . . tall and stately like a queen . . . with hair that is her crowning glory. So young, so fair. Great without effort, good without foe. .Dmyj n''7Nis nay: nai n^s' na REBECCA FRIEDMAN npnn From Bradley Beach or Lawrence always to Central . . . what a trip . . . like granulated sugar— sweet and refined . . . her life arranged in orderly fashion— from her systematic nature to her meticulous dress . . . soft- spoken demeanor . . . denoting serenity. Strongesf minds are often those Of whom the noisy UJorld hears least. mno in'7 ^'?vo -nan n:-''!)! ,mM}!^ hdt RIVKA FRIEDMAN One of a set . . . unduplicated . . . easy going . . . with a quick wit . . . rousing responses . . . delightfully dimpled . . . congenial, lively import from Israel . . . exports cheer and good humor . . . the only way to have a friend is to be one. A lively soul who knew The inmost art to keep us gay. ."7211 'as '?D Vy nn'E'a n':inn nn JEAN GEL>mN Hair the color of golden moonlight ... an expressive face— both s\veet and saucy . . . her melodious laughter will echo in our hearts for many years to come . . . gay . . . gregarious . . . gracious . . . always a willing heart and a helping hand. The way to be happy is to make others so. .s'n a"? riDi 's ^TiriT '73'? na^s nana ETTA TEM\ GERTZ iNIark her well — teachers usually do ... a one-man presidium . . . unanimously elected ... to tutor ... to toil ... to interpret the Torah . . . has the perfect reply to a teacher s question ... is herself the perfect answer . . . all the success that comes to her isn t more than she deserves. Of high ideals ana virtue is her speech, And gladly does she learn and gladly teach. ELLEN GOLDBERG Her brain afire \vith a reddish glow ... an avid his- torian—studies Livy, Lapidus , and Leonides . . . effi- ciency is type cal of Ellen . . . good nature and good sense must ever be joined ... a forthright, alright, upright girl. Honest labor bears a lovely face. -■"nnyc^ai -2 nspwa cnn rmn LYNN BARBARA GOLDSTEIN Always up on her toes . . . bubbling over with effer- vescent laughter . . . long-haired lass . . . library lady . . . expressive eyes . . . extensive talent . . engaging charm . . . the highest good is not only visible but felt within the heart. Heart on her lips And soul within her eyes. iTJ'y niin -na"? pba .Tin p"? BARBARA GORDON A master of music . . . the song of our hearts ... an accomplished alto ... a chalil virtuoso ... a lithe and nimble dancer ... a conscientious crocheter . . . abund- ance of talent and creativity . . . overabundance of friends and acquaintances. Her music flows from within And reaches the hearts of others. ARLINE LIBBY GUTHARTZ A flicker of fun in her eyes and her manner ... a sparkle of enthusiasm in her every deed . . . our bouncing baton twirler . . . Libby's quips and queries liven up any class . . . her kindness is as large and encompassing as a prairie wind. The ideal vivacity, wit, and charm. s'?a na'7 ,n'>ww in n:-iv ms'?a iT'n'? .ait: "ja AUDREY LYNN HAMM .13 ^a nnox Emerald eyes in a setting of lovely lashes . . . sparkling smile . . . perfect coiffure . . . lends a helping hand on the office squad ... an inspired hand to art ... an expert hand to twirling ... in action faithful ... in honor clear. A face of lily beauty And a form of airy grace. njsBD ns:i ,n"n'? by an'? mx DEANNA HANFT Articulate sounds that ring out enchanting thoughts . . . always on the "write" side of things . . . reliability and loyalty— two of the most extensively used words in her extensive vocabulary ... a soft answer that turns away all wrath. Gentle of speech, Beneficient of mind. FREDDA HOENIG A "featured" star . . . recaller and recorder of our daily events . . . sings with an Israeli accent . . . works with the accent on attaining good results . . . she has driven herself to make our Charity Drive successful ... a diller, a dollar, a mighty hne scholar . . . ambitious and able. The plainest sign of ivisdom Is a continued cheerfulness. ^u^a"? niT'Vsn pins HANNAH HUDES Dimples that crown a most delightful smile . . . her clothes in Vogue . . . her love of Sports by her enthusiasm is Illustrated . . . habitually happy, highly humorous and heartwarming . . . the way to be happy is to make others so. None, none on earth above her. To know her is to love her. TZIPORA KANOTOPSKY A number one girl who can debate her way through anything ... a whiz at edition" and subtraction . . . mature ideals and love of truth . . . tactful, thoughtful, talented ... a quiet spark of light repdy to burst into flame. ^^isdom ana goodness are twin-horn, One heart must hold both sisters. .nsi '?i'7sn MOLLY KASSIN Intense eyes of inherent beauty . . . elder of a tribe . . . "ranks ' with the best . . . with just enough impishness to delight . . . classroom capers . . . chic choiffures . . . wit that's with it . . . loved for her remarks . . a remarkable girl. Good humor is the heart of the soul. .nb nan 'a ! "ria SHIRA KELLER Providence sent . . . has honorably served as Vice- President of Arista . . . her friends have admired her "noted" writing . . . the faculty has also acknowledged her ExcElIEncE . . . she has sought high grades . . . has set lofty standards . . . and has successfully achieved both. ^Vi(^ affections warm, refined. She mixed such calm and holy strength of mind. .nupto noyn m'lrn mim ^:tv; SHEILA ELAINE KLEIN In a listening mood she seems to stand ... a being clothed beautifully" in truth and merit ... of manners gentle ... of knowledge great . . . ENefGetic editor . . . acts as she prefers and so, as is right . . . her glowing eyes reflect her inner beauty . . . what she has given, has remained. Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. <^y BEVERLY SUE KOPF Eye catching captain of cheering . . . adorable deliverer of debates . . . "J'oyful and "V ivacious ... a model person always dressed to perfection ... a warm smile ... a winsome way . . . she has. shown us by her knowl- edge that truth is beauty . . . and by herself that beauty is truth. Beauty is part of the finished language By which goodness speaks. .pnsi nia moij^a -an im nsna ns> ra HELEN KROCHMAL Future designer with great designs for the future . . . admirable athlete . . . imaginative— she sets images on canvas as lovely as she herself . . . the reward of a thing well done is to have done it. As the sun colors flowers So does art color life. PENINAH KRUMBEIN nr:s A cultured "pearl" formed by sincerity, goodness, and modesty around a nucleus of wisdom . . . enlightened us by the brilliance of the "Lapid" . . . strong-willed . . . soft-spoken . . . math is her favorite . . . she is ours. Honored for her wisdom Loved for her kindness. ■jai -naDna xinniD .ts FINA LANDGARTEN As fine as her name ... an impish intellectual and a willing worker . . . never a "cross-word ... as secretary or anything else, she'll soar to success . . . like a sculptor she leaves a fine impression . . . sincere and good and filled with compassion. Graceful and useful all she does, Blessing and blesst where'er she goes. .nw}i '>'72Ji ,n3n ,nns ,npina ,^212 irn'sx BARBARA GAIL LANGERT Our secret ingredients for the satisfying cup of coffee . . . dark as her hair . . . rich as her complexion . . . cream as \vhite and pure as her deeds . . . just enough sugar . . . blended to perfection ... to build lasting friendships. Wiffi grace to win, ivith heart to hold With shining gifts that take all eyes. .ly-nyj it d'p'js-jVdd rTiry maa iina HARRIET LANTER Very personable vice-president . . . necessity: Harriet's neat notes . . . patience, modesty, truth— her guaridan angels ... a mind that works with clarity and speed . . . Iways a friend to a friend in need ... a miss ^ve 11 all always a miss. A smooth and steadfast mind Gentle thoughts and calm desires. -may myj"? AVIVA LEITER Small in age . . . average in height . . . tall in knowledge . . . always looking at the Leiter side of things . . . advocates a four-day school week . . . knit one, pearl two . . . red coat, yoo hoo . . . erudite girl with a conndent air . . . studies, strives, succeeds. Tender in years. An elder in wisdom. SUSAN LEVINE Sophomore entrance entranced us . . . vibrant spirits . . . flashing eyes . . . Hashing hair . . . her winning smile catches us on guard ... a rip-roaring redhead . . as fragrance to a blossom so amiabihty to her being . . . hvely . . . laughing . . . lovable. Loved because she'll do and say The nicest things in the nicest way. HARRIET RHODA LIPPMAN Dihgent with a natural instinct for studying . . . knowl- edge gives height . . . accomphshment gives luster . . . patience and perseverance bring their own rewards . . . her high endeavors, an inward hght that brightens the path before her. For mercy, courage, kindness, mirth, There is no measure here on earth. HENIE LIPPMAN The President of Arista . . . welcome in any society . . . a sunny smile and a tinkle of laughter ... a lovely voice combined with dramatic ability ... a hit performance ... a mind full of knowledge is a mind that is never apt to fail. High erected thoughts Seated in the heart of courtesy. 32 HELGA MEZEI no-in A lovely accent to accent her loveliness . . shimmer like pearls ... a dainty lass perfect by a face that projects honor, truth and loyalty loved is to love all. Good nature, the more communicated, The more abundant groups. .wiv Try -ns' ijn eyes that :harm . . . . . to be VERA MEZEI nnox Fair in that she is never studied in her fairness . . . natural sweetness and goodness in her person shine . . . a petite little lady with a grand array of friends ... an impish smile with mischief in every dimple. WcU-JimeJ sdence hath More eloquence than speech. NATALIE MILLER Carries herself in a manner regal . . . senior booster, junior year ... all her world s a stage and she has played ■many roles, each with equal ability and aplomb . . . words of power, eloquently uttered . . . firm principles nobly defended. Adorned with the complexion of truth And the accord of words with deeds. SDaaa nnm nnxa 'anan mxsnn mm RACHEL HELEN MORGINSTIN All American grin . . . her laughter is as contagious as her enthusiasm . . . our matchless matchmaker . . . golden gaiety . . . auburn hair . . . laughing dancing eyes midnight fringed . . . enough ease to put you at yours ... a wonderful girl. Goodwill, friendly speech. Like gentle sunshine in early spring. .vr\ Q5?j ns'jxi ,n"n n::-\ DENAH NEMETH Spins the threads of poetry as golden as her hair courageous . . a dedi- has a sincere interest in the welfare of all explorer of varied courses ... a doting aunt cated student ... a devoted friend. Twas her thinking of others That made you think of her. iTflia'ru "731 D5;j •'Sit n'snn RUTH NEWMAN nn A way of expression uniquely her ow^n . . . every golden train of thought strung together by dramatic ability and legal capability . . . the debator . . . "junior sophis- ticate" ... a marked and "merit'ed individual . . . dynamic personality ... a rarely gifted being . . . well made . . . well wrought. Choice word and measured phrase, above the reach Of ordinary man, a stately speech. 54 SANDRA OCRS A portrait of beauty . . . exotic eyes . . . exquisite smile ... a lively imagination rules her artistic hand ... a creative brush used skillfully on palette and hair . . . a paragon of elegance and grace. A. face that's best By its own beauty dressed. 3'aD ,i3T As-< it:;xt nnyc? RIVKY PERELSTEIN A genuine treasure . . . wears generosity as a jewel . . . never wearies of making friends ... a class vice-president by popular demand . . . look into the spirit . . . therein has the secret of her thoughtful deeds. Charm strikes the sight And merit wins the soul. .s'?a D'a rm3 -a"?.! nam KENDY PLOTZKER Our mistress of ceremonies . . . parries' laughter to all . . . wit like champagne— not only sparkles but is sweet ... a treasurer who s a treasure to her friends . . . a treasure house of Yiddish chain" ... all her ways are winning ways. The m.usic of her laughter is Strung from the golden harp of goodness. .nnaip ma^aa ,n'?sx: n>i iip HELEN POTOCKI The face of an angel . . . the soul of a poet . . . burn- ing emotions expressed with depth . . . V.I.P. from New Jersey . . . vivid imaginative personahty . . . perfect features, perfect face ... a girl of beauty ... a joy forever. Lihe Heaven's image in a smiling brooh. Celestial peace was pictured in every look. nam ,nan'?i:> pT n'ry — a"?"? nnw man S^ ANITA PRESLER A friend of U s and mine . . . liked by students— mis- understood by teachers . . . our Benny Goodman \vho can play the chalil ... a vibrant and obstinate idealist . . . honesty s her best policy . . . sparkling, spirited, sincere. Tis good to be merry and wise, Tis good to be honest and true. .naann n'ax'ya naa ,m)3'ann xiV'k 56 MIRIAM RAPPAPORT Looks analytical until she smiles ... a level-headed girl always on the level ... a blending of sense and sensibility . . . debates the issues and issues the vollies . . . already a gourmet cook . . . like cream she hopes to rise to the top. Clear convictions coupled with a firm will. Unwaveringly directed towards the good. LEAH ROSEN Our exotic class A import from Israel . . . did a good job editoring our Hebrew compositions ... an even better one on the Elchanette . . . reserved yet a reservoir of strength . . . tbe current of her charms flows like the gently rippling waters of silent brooks. For loveliness lived with kindness That she might admired be. m'jinan n'ryi ^-nar"? nanx nxi: nna"? FRLNIIT ROSENBAUM Always laughing . . . halves our sorrows — dioubles our joys ... a maiden fair with golden hair . . . Jack-in-the- box . . . never know what she II pop up \vith next . . . singing, mimicking, or lOO on a test . . . distinction is the consequence, not the object, of her mind. A heart that's ivonderful and true, A heart that's ready to sing. .vjy a'? SHERRY ROSENBERG Happy goes as lucky goes . . . pert, petite, and pretty . . . clothes of quality . . . qualities of value . . . Central s leprechaun with her o\vn kind of mischief . . . bom with the gift of laughter and the ability to share it with others . . . the cutest cookie Lowen s ever produced. W/iat is the worth of anything But for the happiness 'twill bring. v.mi "roa ,npnaa ,n'7ms ,nBDW ELLEN ROTH A friend to truth . . . genteel in dress and dressed in gentleness ... a sports-wnirl in sportswear . . . thrice blessed . . . neatness, sweetness and athletic fleetness . . . oriental eyes . . . classical features . . . yet beauty without vanity. Beautiful in form and feature. Lovely as the day. •TTnnDE? ■'w Bim ,imn nop in RIKI ROZMAN Efficient official . . . "bowls" us over with her many talents . . . racks up affection as great as her scores . . . has friends numbering in the millions . . . contacts num- bering two . . . extraordinarily extra-curricular . . . knows her ABC's . . . alert, bouncy, cheerful. To be popular with all Is the best of good gifts. mana nny"? ,na n:T\: nn ELAINE RUBIN n-'-n Cutest chess and checkers captain . . . "Frank "ly foren- sic ... an athlete "shooting ,for the stars ... a warmth so special to brown-eyed blondes . . . her typing pleases some of the people some of the time . . . her vivacity and high spirits please all of the people all of the time. The gift of gaiety is The greatest good fortune. win'ra HARRIET RUSS To enchant, to enlighten, to teach . . . uncertain as to AB or BA . . . sure to get her MA's ... a master of her mind, a masterful memory, a master of French her goal . . . ghnting auburn hair and a fire red personahty ... a captivating smile . . . impressing all. Knowledge ana actions are twins. Each glorifying the other. TOBY SAFRAN Soft-spoken senior . . . level-headed, level-tempered . . . imbued with intellectual curiosity and endowed with comprehension ... well-dressed, well-read, well-hked ... a true and earnest person . . . reflected by the many who are proud to be her friend. The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest hooks. r"n 1KJD1 ,mp'' p!o in!D3n a'ts .man n}3sw m ibD JANET SCHECHTER Bubbling, bouncing, buoyant ... a good nature ... a "Pioneer'ing spirit . . . loved for her laughter . . . acclaimed for her exuberance . . . attired with brightness . . . saucy, gingery, peppery ... a well spiced personality pleasing to everyone s taste. \^ivacity and wit Make one shine in company. ipinsm ,bT iiiK -"^m ,"?m NATTALIE DEBORAH SCHLOSSBERG So warm and wonderful . . . daffy yet delightful ... an active and admirable actress . . . charming smile . . . dis- arming wit . . . tonic for a dismal day . . . Nattane . . . one part humor ... a bit of friendhness . . . and a pinch of sincerity. As full of humor as of kindness, Princely in both. m'7Bn -mnsi nans -nnm ,nsn DOLLY SCHNALL A perfect harmony of personahty and intelugence . . . our photogenic photographer . . . math ' Raab idly cap- tured her interest . . . her charm and warmth quickly captured our hearts ... a delightful person ... a pleasure to be with ... a "joy" to know. Wit to persuade And beauty to delight. ESTHER SCHNEPS A. True Bnei Akivanik at heart ... a Sabra in spirit . . . does only what she believes in and believes in what she does ... a one man dance festival to her own chalil accompaniment ... a "lebedik" and talented girl. Light of step and heart is she. •rna '^^p'\m inw nonn mnnr; tr SANDRA SCHWARTZ As the beautiful snow . . . eyes like its crystals^neart like its glow . . . mastered the merr>', tender knack of making one feel good . . . made a thousand friends and kept them . . . honor and mirth . . . gentleness and charms. They are only truly great W/io are truly good. .iva3 TS xVa 3'?a n^T\m pirn:; JUDITH REBECCA SHMIDMAN Lilting as music on a summer's day ... a Canarsie commuter bringing Massad into our midst . . . our French "mademoiselle" so becomingly petite . . . artfully gifted . . . mighty is the hand that paints . . . mightier is the imagination that inspires it. The art in which the hand, the head. And the heart go together. .D'a-it) n-'irvaa na"?! ."pinaaa nims m' ELAINE SILBERSTEIN Exuberant spirits that attract friends .... a personality that enchants them ... an avid reader ... a mind that retains . . . she advocates less homework and higher marks . . . mischief in eye . . . gaiety is her theme . . . let laughter be her song. Her eyes' blue depths are lifted, Wif/i fun and friendship stirred. wiTO nana J^s'7a nana naip nsipT ROSALYN SILVER Laughing, smiling, singing, beguiling . . . dances in an artistic way . . . perfect profile . . . pixie personality . . . dreamy . . . way up in the clouds . . . and brings us back a bit of heaven ... a model face with a cover girl look. A dancing shape, an image gay. To haunt, to startle, ana waylay. JOYCE SINGER Always a pretty picture . . . she and her doll arable . . . like her math, all she does adds up . . sonality plus . . . multiplied by school spirit . undivided heart ... to be rich in friends is to bi in nothing. For truth hath such a face ana such a mien. As to be loved needs only to be seen. .3"? xna'am myas inp' ^^^r^ naa iin insep- . per- . an : poor SHEILA SINGER Fascinating individualist ... a dual personality . . . outwardly an attractive, gregarious humorist . . . inwardly wise in the ways of psychology and philosophy . . . always striving to find the middle road . . . full of life, song and humor. She imparts vivacity, novelty, and exuberance. ^Tnan"?!:? vko naa'ra myn .TTi:?n nan'rtt' RITA SIROTE A well blended mixture of intelligence, talent, and fun . . . ardent intellect ... a joy to be with . . . who can play second fiddle to her piano . . . her fingers deftly play on life s keyboard a melody charming and sweet. She that was ever wise and never proud, Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. .nbiy naai:' PE'' ,T'an-'?:o .T'n nn HELEN STEINMETZ Loads up on liveliness . . . bursts forth with fun . . . entwined and en' twist'ed in our hearts . . . upped the annual income of Madison Square Garden . . . our Nordic beauty of blond hair and blue eyes ... a ray of light. ^ O' flow much more doth beauty beauteous seem by that sweet ornam.ent which kindness doth give. V >' EVA STREIFLER mn Bright spirit . . . brilliant hair . . . Titians' type' . . . fingers that fly over the keyboard . . . her wit is the salt of many a conversation . . . piercing eyes . . . imaginative, irrepressible, invaluable . . . her smile is a ray of light that illuminates our day. There is more heart in humor And more head in wit. -n:!H ntt'XT nsVnaa nno rrnn JUDI SUSSER Holds the "key" to our hearts . . . she "rings" the bell . . . gamin like grace . . . gracious manner . . . ivory glow . . . ebony tresses . . set a record for making lasting Friendships . . . the spirit of Israel in our midst . . . Linick's "Zese maidle" and ours too. To thee only, G~d granted a heart ever new, To all always open, to all always true. GAIL DEVORA TRAI?^JER Modesty is goodness and wisdom combined . . . her prize formula for winning friends— quick to forgive . . . slow to anger . . . our studious stenographer . . . her many virtues would take a lifetime to count. How great a joy in life they share That are so wondrous sweet and fair. .snaai vnis ,na a"? nnm a>'>n ■?'! LONA TRENCHER A captain of cheering as well as charms ... a girl of grace as \vell as goals . . . ripe olive eyes that entrance . . . highly styled hair . . . constantly in style . . . strong- willed . . . striking . . . studious . . . her will— to climb . . . her aim— the sky. A maid on whose cheeks, on whose brow, in whose eyes Shine beauty and pleasure. .ntt'N'i mxn ^^n•>^ ,ni:?pi n'S'n ryi aa"? CAILA W^ISBERG Original propounder of the AAA . . . ads, ads, ads . . . in stature tall, in charm taller ... in personality tallest . . . dressed to suit all . . . our lovely linguist . . . golden hair and golden deeds. A lovely lady, gaimentea in light From her own beauty. msi iian nvn 'syn msna •in"? pina TOBA WEITZ Poise and personality plus a merry heart ... a Sopho- more surprise^Head of the Service Squad . . . mixes and matches her work and play . . . claimed by Arista in her Junior year . . . burnished hair . . . burning cheeks . , . twinkling eyes ... a sparkling smile . . . Life must be \vorth\vhile. Tis wise to learn, Tis G-a like to create. DORIS YUTKOWITZ Deughtfully refreshing wit . . . boosts our spirits with her capricious capers . . . has displayed her KEE-TOV acting abihty . . . debates with the best . . . loved for the good cheer she imparts . . . featured forever in our minds and hearts. All succeeds with people W^ho are good and gay. .na iNSM'' man nnau^ ]wti; BETTY ZAKHEIM Black haired beauty . . . black eyed mischief-maker . . . a coin collector \\'ith a rubel at heart . . . keeps our Chumash class in a roar (rather in a meow) . . . Rem- brandt's rival . . . draws friends as easily as she draws for the Elchanette. And all that's best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes. MERRY ZWEITER Eyes that captivate and a mind that meditates ... a "maccabee" at heart . . . when she speaks what elocution flows . . . views the world through rose-colored glasses . . . holds strong to her principles and so is held in respect. A subtle grace of heart and mind That flows with tactful sympathy. m'sa 'D n'JS ins nis ,D'mfl p'?tt .m wry 46 New York State Regents Scholarship Winners- Merit Commendations ilECnONS Review carefully with yo to apply. Make sure thai Complete the attached £ Review your completed any reiiuired affidavits c If you wish to apply fo; concerning the document; checked by the principai address and school attec Toby ChaJTnovic Judith Chill Toby Chapnovic Suzanne Cooper!^^°°^ guidance counselor all the Tequkcmev j^)^^,^^ Qohen Eleanor Feiner Jean Peit Etta Gertz Deanna Hanft Sheila Klein Beverly Kopf yied and that you can submit the necessary nee counselor, making si 2 in proper order. you intend Suzanne Cooper Etta Gertz Peninah Krumhein Fina Landgarten Children of Deceased or Disabled Veterans, see your pnncipal or guidance counselor it. Prepare an envelope for registered mail. When the necessary documents have been Peninah Krumbetn lace them in the envelope and mail them at once. Be sure to include your name, Fina L<indgarten Detach this direction shi -^viva Letter he examination. ^, . . Henie Lippman . , Leave the completed apr " r at ncipal or guidance counselor.K. I i* III C • j_ Ruth^ewman National Honor Society Remember that statemer j'^fjy Safran -atiors are subject to verificati; ' Elaine Silberstein Merry Zweiter Scholarship Finalist IRECTIONS FOR MARKING THE ANSWER SHEET ■ Ruth N eivtii Alternates Vhen you take the examina 1, you must use an ordin j pencil, number 2 or so' e pencil, ink or a ballp 1 will not make score : rks. Pencil must be used Gail Angiel rking the identification r Hindu Aufrichtig and the name grids as for marking answers to istions. o.o -.0 .oyo^Or^O' ® •■®..;®;--®'®^;®;,-®- -S^'»"®:n®^®: Mayor's Committee on Scholarship Achievement Award Rochelle Dershowilz Miriam Friedman Tziporah Kanotopshy DenaJi Nemeth Kendy Plotzker Kendall Plotzker Rita Sirole Toba Weif- I'ou will receive a sepa wer sheet for each par test: General Scholac :itude, the qualifying p ph,and General Achieverr > of the answer sheets ■_ I grids for your identifica: nber and name. The? 5 - enable the mac res your paper Nursino Scholarships ir number and nane ;"- ^ ~ Tziporah Kanotopsky ® ® © « ® ® ® ® ®-;® ® '® -®: ® ®, ® ®'^®'®'®' ®'® ®-'®'® ® ©,, ®'®/® ® ®..», ® ® Grand Street Boys Foundation Service Award it them beside your scores. JTKT Etta Gertz ►ample grids, which ha In the boxes indicated you cannot get all of y to a box. Gail Angiel Arlene Blumenthal Miriam FrieJnaot^g^ ^^ ^^ ^^ Denah J\emeth Esther Schneps Sheila Singer Blacken the small circle in et circle above all blank boxes. Copy your identification nurr ■ your identification nurr Blacken the small circi zeros are treated as numbers. nich corresponds to the letter in the box at the bettor :;eavy and bi; ,- fill the cir: ■ under the Number,' jiage. 47 vvhich "corresponds to the number fn the box at the bottom of that column. TTiB'-irc '^r-.v sr4 black, and completely fill the circle without going outside it. Note tfiat ^^ f> o ^^SHV 'e20 ^^^ ♦.A^ X\OV^ ;t.c?^!!otV^''v''^«' 1" ^«^^'''/ .: A c>---..i- V etary. Freshman We were shocked out of eight years of stupor . . expected building . . . found Central . . . Where's the gym? . . . Where's the auditorium? . Where's the Principal? . . . First period. . . . Kamher's first oration. ... Put your name where it says official class in the right hand corner of the upper half of the lower right hand section of the red side of the card which has the httle ntmibers. ... I said your Hebrew name ^ not your English classl . . . There's always one in a class . . . . . . second period . . . English . . . Room 26. . . . Watch out for the swinging doors. . . . What door? door? door? door? . . . Mrs. Hal- pern, can 1 please get the mail . . . huh, please, please? Stroll to post office. . . . Stroll to Church Ave. . . . Run to T.A. oops! . . . First snow. . Rivkah and Janet caught white-handed . . . Introduction to Charlie. . . . Does your mother let you stand near open windows? . . . Speaketh Blech, prophetess of political affairs. . . . Kennedy buttons, bows, and photos. . . . Swoon! He s cute. . . . April Fools -- change of rooms — tongue- in-cheeks Kamber fools us . . . and teaches! . . . Rubel: What is the difference between men and women? Why Rabbi! We thought you knew! But Dr. Lichtenstein why didn't this scrap- book get 100 .. . it did last year . . . New insight into world geography -- "Reason for the population explosion in India is the lack of T.V. sets." . . . Blech gets engaged. . . . Blech gets married. . . . Cowen listens to the radio! First day — after bloody battle among upper- classman we are affectionately adopted as some- one's Vl credit ice-cream sandwich. (no W^ ''''^ lipstick f ^P'"an, ;,,^, , "*" y°» the Aristotle Contemplating Cockroaches eye us with a look of suspicion — ^° we're invading the privacy of their warehouse. VVaitte cot' cVieatt sut >te P-^' :V- preshtna" , "J^Rozy b"^«' weekend ^ CaT^ IbacK- Remember the intimate little red notations on all homeworks returned from Senor— "You had 97 mistakes in this assignment try to do better next time. Roll Call Joseph Alden, Bernard Blackstone. . . . Senor. excuse me Senor, but is that the right roll book? Quite right m'dear pardon me. Mademoiselle Aufrichtig, Mademoiselle Blumenthal. . . . Sl>';\;",.A. "^ can see ,n3"'n nT^n pk na'un k"? Quotable quotes. . . . Mr. Kussin "I wear glasses because I have pupil trouble. -2 IB to J2 E c Ol > ~a -^ c o s _Q .£ Be o ■15 o tm _c V a • o (/J -2 o a 2 i;^- o O BD _c c .Bf "5 s w 1) Come down from there this minute! And who said this? "So speaking about churches Lehadlik' I al- ways daven with Kabalah." Sophomore At 1 1 o'clock we will rise, salute the flag and then march out of the room. . . . But Mrs. Jacobson aren't you patriotic? . . . Where is Doris Cohen? . . . perpetual absentee . . . it's a reflex ... a habit . . . no, a fad . . . "What is this, an exodus?" . . . Mr. Weinstein hits the jackpot, the immortals ' are his for a term. . . . Epstein edges closer to Tzippy. . . . Tzippy edges closer to the blackboard. . . . Alper asks — "What is the sum of XX plus xy?" . . . Quick reply — a malel . . . Dr. Lewin walks in — quick what Pasok? — Perek? — I don't even know what ChumashI . . . Teacher teaches one subject. . . . Erasmus stu- dents teach another . . . we strain our necks watch- ing while they strain theirs. . . . Straight-faced Fai- gie convinces Senor that she ^vas writing answers on that small sheet of paper during the test to check them at home. . . . resourceful — huh I . . . Harriet starts her hfe as a yo-yo . . .AB . . . BA . . . AB . . . We get personahzed microscopes with our very own stickers! ... "I see it! — hey look I found it!! — It's in focus ^ the gamma globulin globules" ~-' that's your finger stupid! . . . And amidst the soft strains of the Swanlake Nutcracker Suite opus 79. Mr. Grossman's voice — "Will someone get her smelly lunch out of this classroom!" . . . But Mrs. Green I only cut my finger, must she bandage my mbrmfoof. . . . ' Fuchees" tries hard but all she encounters are paper eyeballs. . . . Bowhng, Bowhng, No Nancy — you can't follow the ball dovwi the alley. ... 51 •saiSuB JO s^oBSbui o^ sjaiaj ^- aprqogBJ/^ Junior Annenberg: The mad bomber. . . . Don't worry in case of fire — plenty of ^vater in snovver rooms downstairs. . . . Annenberg leaves. . . . Annie's classes have to wait for biology. . . . First big test. . . . merit. . . . more to come. . . . Place papers on the desk so that the left corner is facing toward Mecca and the paper is parallel to your nose. . . . When I say begin begin. Begin. . . . We learn Mishpatim — If an ox gores Simon and Reuben gets in the way ^- and the ox gores him instead ^ Does the "Eved Ivri " have to pay 'keren' and "chomesh'? . . . A" class starts ■weekly visits to Dr. Lewin's office. . . . Was that a cat in Weinstein's class? . . . Spin tells averages — ' "But I can't be 87th there are only 86 girls in the class". . . . But Aviva — & 24 hour virus every seven days? . . . School elections — Etta ^vins. . . . Blame it on the Bossa Nova (Shall we dance?) . . . Overheard in a boring dinim class Hey this Shulchan Aruch is interesting!" (But the class is learning Dinay Chanukah) . . . . Central lunch- room (Huh!) becomes automated. Don't give me a sandwich mom — I can buy blueberry pie and cream of mushroom soup in school! . . . Jewish History and Rabbi Rosenmund goes Zero Zany.... "Hey, Kendy you just got a zero" ^ 'But I wasn't even in the classroom — Now that s a dumb ex- ov ca^ \ p\ease WV excuse The Regents test us in two languages: French and Spanish. We pass with a third— sign! Toby becomes our pretty plaster poster paster- school blossoms forth in "Ma'amarim," "Pitga- mim. " AK's, and well placed signs .... "Va'yigash, " "Va'yeshev, " "Va'yaitzay.' We learn Chumash with Parush "Ramab, " (Rabbi Moshe Berenhotz) and Dinim with math- ematical equations. nmoj -nnoj -im nrna : n^iK'n '73 I'^n mitt' ;'7i7 1 ) Wnen I was in the army . . . 2) Maaah? 3) Excuse me, have you seen Miss Bratman? 4) Shaddup! and pray to the old man upstairs. 5) I feel nushusi 6) Beetee Bva hkasha 7) "Vaiter, Vaiter . . . " 8) You are very lucky to have a teacher hke me. 9) I will not continue until all the pieces of paper are picked up. 10) Let s make a deal! ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS. 1) Complete this progression. 14, 25, 34, 42, 50. 2) During the present war ho\v are periscopes utilizea? nani' -T.n nr: ^n^rir .n:".T ::::: Ni-Q'?-', mnTV 53 Dnnms"? i3mx o'wa map na ...nrtt^sin nim mm ny pnpT...ir3s "jy ■^snoai '7-113:0 'ju? a^a-npn ,na''y: nnsn — ri"? t't oy s'l: . . . "nn tij-i 'nsv i'7sj:it lams ...■'na ,'ra . . . ij:ii:7''73 nma s*? sin "rax 'rp yispan nx''S' riT na . . . nxsv nnan 'ro . . . n'7n:\ n'-j-'O nnsu;a pT . . . T'Diy ay u'j'o . . . ? nio d' ht na — naia Kin ... ? ansa '7Xtt'''? "ras — nvw •''?a naana nu;ya nyi'? — •I'.ni 'yat:? yspa'7 oyD im p'a''? it . . ! niox ! rn'ru/i oon — m'rsu? n''?i:?n'' na^; naap na nxn . . . 'ranoa r'ly naap la . . . u^a' n'i:?npn . . . ip-'n'? pai: Tiy laitr'? -n^nja — ? an lar niya -laia lasin na . . . lasin na': maia nnan . . . D^'O'inpa ma la'rns .lira: nan I'ny . . . nna"? nana pi"? i""' • • • n"? nn"? . . . i:':s'7 npin y'rinana an bw Domsan 'rmjxn . . . la'sn i:n . . . n ,n ,n ? 'jn ? nnina ivx ini: 'a . . . nya'j ,nya'i . . . D"''7''att'an "jy nnana "a'''7''aDan/, . . . pnm an'? 'n' 'sn . . . "r\ow Ton// . . . n'jtt^n nyii?a naiii'xnn nyiz?a iisn D'?"iy ■73^ an . . . "D'i'iiyxnn T-u^ya mar., — nai^z/n 'rya'? nasn ■?« . . . "mpn 'nn 'rx D'ry;'7a'7i" . . . na'?'? "'?nnu;a// i'?ir in naisa n'?'?aaa n:an ''?a "'?'?ia//a i3'''?ya oins: t-n ,pnm an '?ax... nras ^a^ nax naainn an x'?n , (i2'''7y k'? ,m'7tt^i on) ,nDia ,nnain . . , ? nssxxa . . . nD'ona'^ix ma'"? ■''?a onsrin'? . . . mm ypv'^ mnm pnm apyi ■>. nwnp D'''?aDa n'?3 — n^"?^ on ,n'':ii' on ,nnx nxn . . . nrii' inii'x dtu yna ,n3ajnn an . . . a"an u?ins 'd'? ? naxa — vainsi pt'? n"n nanai ^nsn'sa Q-'im: la — ?iau;a ! ! "snu nnjaa n'?iyn// VVtvo-^ \ Va^e ^ebve^ Aass ^' oV' but- Katnber: Who put the signs all over the walls? Elaine: That little old wine-maker me. Dear Mrs. Halpern, Please e.xcuse the absence of my daughter as the Doil on her ingrown toenail burst when she fell out of bed while recuperating from her 24 hour virus. Sincerely, Mrs. Ima Fibber 54 Mr. Lapidus: I like when my students disagree with me. . . . I'm sorry, but you are wrong Miss Miller. . . . Chicken Flickin' Ly SKira Keller Ho^v does one prepare a io\vI, (That chicken lying on the towel), Along rehgious Jewish hnes, That one may eat it when he dines? The room is stre\\Ti ^vith lungs ana nvers; Girls are stricken \%T[th the shivers. All the chickens lying open; Facing heaven, hmbs unbroken. Dr. Jofen, help me first! The food bag here is about to burst. The gall is spilling, now it s green. Come and help remove the spleen. I am slowly getting nauseous. But still I must be ver>' cautious Not to render chickens traif, Not to stop until it s safe. The smell is penetrating no\v. Imagine if it were a cow We had to clean and kosher here. I'd chuck the thing at once, I fear. Qi is Senior We made itl We done it! 8, 7, 6, 5. 4, 3, 2. 1 ^ oopsi . . . There went the Physics class — what Physics class? . . . Law of Gravity. . . . "As two bodies come closer together their mutual attraction is increased .... Hey. didn t we learn that in Jorfen s? . . . Dating to divorce in 10 easy lessons. . . . Stern lectures. . . "Despite persistent rumors, it is not true that an engagement ring is a neces- sary prerequisite for a degree — (a \vatch, pin or engraved charm is sufficient!) . . . Graduation pictures come — we look sick. . . . Scholarship results come — - we look sicker. . . . Dardac starts campaigning. . . . Stamp out Farm Foods! . . . Stamp out Bermuda shorts! . . . Stamp out coed camps! . . . Stamp out hotels! . . . Teachers be- come friendly. . . . Rabbi Sodden becomes Rabbi Doctor Sodden and even friendlier. . . . Don't ^vorr^' Rabbi Rosemund you can go through 4 years in T. I. without seeing us. . . . New course P.A. D. . . . No, Hoffman is not a problem in American Democracy! . . . Mazel Tov! . . . Hor- tense Guggenheim engaged to Mendel Plopnick! . . . Mid-morning snacktime in Linick's class Choir practice in Rosie's. . . . "And now, let us pray — Room resers-ed in sanitarium for Susie. . . . Gold and Charlie in "The Hide-away ". . . . Smile, You're on Candid Camera. . . Dolly and Joyce collect pictures. . . . Preparation for mar- riage. . . . We're all A-i, O.K., certified chicken flickers. . . . Do you prefer Danish flatware or Baroque Stainless? . . . Harriet Lippman is leading a "charmed ' life. . . . College Boards and what nerve! . . . They want us to tell them the right answers — for what we pay for these things, they should know the answers! . . . Regents, finals who cares. . . . Graduation who cares? 53 Biography of a Senior by Suzanne Cooper A senior means sentimentality, nostalgia — ' my last midterm, my last book card, my last regents. Senior means a new relationship with teachers. We discover they re people with families, problem.s and joys. They realize the same about us. We meet on new terms . . . build stronger relationships. Senior means hour long debates with Charlie; funny, infuriating, frustrating '— but oh so fascinating. It means listening to Rabbi Dardac; being stirred, aroused '—' whether in approval or disapproval. A senior is Dr. Jofen's class '— all ears glued ^- listening, absorbing, question- ing and sometimes fearing. It's cleaning a chicken, laughing and kidding yet inwardly feeling — "Look at me, I'm a Balabustal' It's taking Gemorah even if Hoffman does teach it and feeling enveloped, baffled but utterly enchanted by its complexity and depth. Senior means lockers that are never locked. It's when homework is something one girl does and twenty eight girls copy. It's when scholarships bring ecstatic joy and an 86.98 average brings heartbreak. It means proctoring Central Entrance Ilxams with pride— Look at me — I've done it. " It means being a world apart from freshmen no matter how friendly you are. A senior means walking past T.A. with your hair a mess, waving to the boys and not caring. It's when if you watch "Saturday Night at the Movies, " you don t admit it. Being a senior is that day at the end of February when the sunshine pours in and you get deliriously drunk on a breeze. A senior is spring. A senior is restlessness. Who wants to take notes or do reports? "Never, Never Land ' becomes not a mere fantasy but a desire. "I don't want to grow up." Being a senior is hever going home. It's wandering around the building while Adrian or Miguel yells "Out, Out" looking at the empty halls and walls and seats and remembering. A senior is school spirit revitalized. It's dancing at the Chanukah Chagiga, singing in Classes, feeling "we belong. " It means discovery — "Hey you know she's a good kid!" Enemies turn into friends — - friends into sisters. "This senior class is great." A senior is when you stop being a Bais Yaakov girl, Shulamith girl. Crown Heights girl and suddenly you become a Central girl. French class. Spanish class, ABC class, all become one unity, intimacy, confidence — bonds that won t easily break — - bonds that will ever join the Senior class of 63. 56 '^ "''^^^^W^*\*^' ■r. :itMT y • ^^01 ■\ .^^' General Organization Fina Landgarten Secretory Etta Gertz President Harriet Lanier Vice-President Kendy Plotzker Treasurer Top row, 1. to r.: R. Perelstein, T. Cliajmovic. R. Sirote.J. Susser. N. Schlossterg. M. Brafman. Middle row: C. Gordon. T. Kaplowitz. P. Klaristenteld, M. Klingberg, B. Sharfman. J. Kanotopsky, J, Herman. L. Weinberg. Bottom row: S. Want. L. Kaminetsky. S. Hilsenrad. Z. Cement. Whetner planning assemblies, arranging chagigas, or just carrying out the day to day details of running a school such as putting up Dathroom doors and cleaning lunch tables, our G.O. this year, thanks to the blood, sweat, and tears of Etta Gertz and her co-officers, has done an outstanding job. 58 Miss Zeva Epstein Faculty Advisor September. 1962- June, 1963 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL Brooklyn 26, N. Y. Vol. XIV '63 Flame Staff Appointed THE FLAME Published by YUHSG Rabbi CKarles Friedman — English Principal Dr. Isaac Lewin ^^ Hebrew Principal Mr. Samuel Levine — Director Mrs. Adelman — Advisor Eleanor Feiner - Editor-in-Cfiief Tzippy Kanotopsky .....Associate Edilor Juditb CKiil tjlerory Edilor Aviva Leiter * Feature Editor Helen Potocki Toby Safran - -.... Copy Editor Ellen Goldberg Typing Edilor Judy SKmidman Jirt Editor Sally Alter Sports Editor Riti Rozman ».... Photography Editor Judy Susser Natalie Miller - Business Managers Top row, 1. to r. : E. Goldberg, H. Potocki, R. Sirote. J. Susser. A. Kastner. Second row: R. Newman, S. Alter, T. Safran, A. Pam, R, Rozman, M. Rappaport. Third row: J. Chill, P. Krumbein, E, Feiner, Z. Kanotopsky, H. Lippman. Bottom row: A. Leiter, M. Fastag, J. Shmidman. The Flame, tne newspaper of Y.U.H.S.G.B. is published four times a year give or take an issue. In addition to reporting school events, student activities and gossip, the Flame brings to the students' attention items of interest pertaining to the Jewish community. This year the newspaper has been under the leadership of Eleanor Feiner, editor, and Tzi- porah Kanotopsky, assistant editor. These girls have worked unceasingly, disorganizedly, and with a maximum number of visits to the printer, and have succeeded in publishing some fine issues. The Lapid, the Hebrew newspaper, is issued less frequently than its Enghsh counterpart be- cause of student apathy. Those students who do read it, find the articles, features, and poems extremely enjoyable. This year Peninah Krum- bein, the editor and one man staff, has worked untiringly to arouse greater student interest in the Lapid. Both the Hebrew and English staffs have been immeasurably aided by Rabbi Eli Rosenmund and Mrs. Eva Adelman, the respective faculty advisors. 39 J^&^^ Jean Feit Typing Editor Elaine Rubin Typing EJitor Joyce Singer Photography Editor Gail Angiel Art Editor AND] Rabbi Eli Rosenmund Hebrew Advisor Mr. Robert Bassel English Advisor Betty Zakbeim Art Editor Dolly Scbnall Photography Editor >•. Junior Varsity Top row, I. to r.: M. Bruch. T. Weitz, G. MIynarski. J. Chill. J. Feit. C. Tepler. Second row: G. Herskovics, F. Trenclier, R. Groyer. D. Goldberg. S. Barenlioltz. Bottom row: R. Weinberger. B. Kopf. C. Feinman, L. Goldstein. Leader: Beverly Kopf The debating team gives its members tbe opportunity to express their views, while gaining experience in public speaking. This year, under the management of Ruth Newman. T.G.* this opportunity was extended to the student body in the form of inter-class debates. The regular debating team has held three inter- mural debates with other Yeshivoth this year. The following topics were debated: Resolved: The Federal Government subsidize the arts. The U.S. join the Common Market. More stringent anti-strike laws be enacted. Resolved Resolved The team compiled a good record which just goes to prove that if you let a woman talk, she can do a good job. *The Great. Hebrew Debating Top row. 1. to r. : M. Schechter, F. RaLi- nowitz. H. Fogel. Middle row: B. Pamess. G. Herskovics. D. Krakowsky, R. Rabi- nowitz. Bottom row: L. Trencher, F. Hoenig. Leader: Fredda Hoenig 62 English Debating Manager: Rutt Ne«-man *T.G. Top row. I. to r.: S. Cooper. S. Oratz. T. Kanotopsky. .\. Leiter. F. Caller. G. Kalter. Middle row: S. Weinstein, A. Gold, D. Yutkowitz, M. Rappaport, H. Lippman. J. Platnict, E. Kreiser, Y. Stem B. Kopf. M ScLaefer. Bottom row: M. KrumLein, A. ReicL, R. Newman, R. Reich. *TIie Great. f> f> ^ Top row, I. to r. : F. Rabinowitz, T. Weitz. R. Sirote. P. Kramtein. S. Klein. S. Cooper. Second row: N. Book. A. Kastner, A. Leiter, H. AufricKtig. T. Kanotopsky. D. Schnali. P. Resnick. D. Nemeth. F. Hoenig. J. Susser, Third row: T. Safran, T. Ckajmovic, S. Keller, Vice-President; H. Lippman, Presi- dent: A. Blumcntlial. R. Dershowitz. Fourth row: Y. Stern. F. Landgarten, K. Plotzker E, Gertz, L. Weinterg, G. Angiel. Rabbi Yaakov Dardac. faculty advisor. Not shown: Harriet Lanier A. Hamm, R. Newman, J. Shmidman, J. Singer, F, RoseiJbaum. Arista The Segulah chapter of the National Honor Society serves to give recognition to those girls who have shown excellence in schol- arship, character, and serv- ice to the school. Some of Arista's functions consist of leading the classes in dav- ening and arranging tutor- ing services for students. Serving as faculty ad- visor is Rabbi Yaakov Dar- dac, ■who has strived in- creasingly to make Arista girls aware of their respon- sibilities as Jewish women. School Service Society Their song is "Keep to the right." Their aim is to keep traffic flowing smooth- ly in the halls and on the staircases. Under the lead- ership of Judy Werner, our service society has com- petently handled a^ tough job. (1 f! ^ f^ f^ ^ 64 Top row. I. to r. : T. Weitz, E. Berg. G. Mlynarski, E. Grossman. P. Resnick. R. Rozman. Second row: C. Feinman, D. Krakowsky, T. Chajmovic, V. Leichtschein. R. Newman. S. Pollack. C. Tepler. T. Stein. D. Schnali. A. Kastner, R. Kalter, F. Galler. R. Greyer. A. Gold. Third row: G. Jutkowitz. J. Singer. B. Kopf. E. Rosenbaum. J, Werner - leader. E. Gertz, F. Hoenig. Fourth row: E. Zollman, Kv Plotzker. B. Sharfman. L. Weinberg, S. Hilsenrad, E. Gordon, J. Herman, S. Solomon. Mr. Harold Raab. Faculty Advisor n ■■'1 3D Mr. Alvin Kamber, Lihrarian Left quietly alone for most of the term, the Hebrew hbrary hums with activity when book reports are assigned. Mr. Alvin Kamber, initiator of the Kamber Kard Katalogue, has been of great assistance in finding He- brew books for every student consisting of a hundred pages, big dots. CO-OP Managers: A. BIumentKal, E. Berg. English Library Mr. Robert Basse!. Lihrarian Contrary to popular opinion, tKe English library does allow students to withdraw hooks. The hhrary has continued to expand its facihties this year with the acquisition of 500 new volumes of both fiction and non-fiction works. Mr. Robert Bassel is to be credited for its efficient or- ganization. BOOKROOM Mr. Alvin Kamter, Faculty AJpisor Norma Book, Manager Handicrafts ARTS AND CRAFTS Leaders: Rosalyn Elbogen Helene Gewirtz 68 YARMULKA Leader: Lynn Goldstein "Stuck Stitch, Sntch With Bngers weary ana worn, With eyehds heavy and red SEWING Leaders; Malkie Brafman. Susan Cha KNTTTING •Leaders: Sylvia Solomon Marilyn Sckecter RECORDS Leaders: Goldie Kalter Jeanie Tennenbaum CHOIR Leader: Hinda AutricKtig Learning new songs, harmonizing on tlie old favorites, or performing at the Chanulia Chagiga, the choir under the bouncy direction of Hinda Aufrichtig, was one of the most popular and successful groups this year. Music, Music, Music, Listened to or played, Sung to or danced to, A moving spirit in Central life. CHALIL Leaders: HaJassah ScKaer Miriam Reiser HEBREW DANCING LeoJers; Ruchie Gittler •' Esther Sckneps CALISTHENICS HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS Leader: Estber Scnnepps \ <^ © ^ ^ m A I ^ Top row, I. to r.: W. Miller. E. Gordon. H. Berg. A. Schwartz. Middle row: T. Plotzker. E. Mezei. B. Singer, L. Wilen. Bottom row: O. Levy. O. Sckneps. D. Feinman. 73 DucDn nojig Mr. Alvin Kamter, AJpisor 74 FRENCH Mr. Maxuice MasKal, Advisor f% fi^fh B ^ p^ DR.\MATICS Leaders : YaBa Bactrack and Renee ReicL Adele ReicK and Miriam Rappaport It nf^ ft f^ f» JOURNALISM Leader: Eleanor Feinei C. Feinman, E. Kreiser, J. Hook, J. Plalnidc. A. Brenner, V. Lichtschein, Capl. Lena Trencher. Boosters Leaders: Cookie Gordon, Esther Rosenbaum Cheering (\ f^ fi Top row I. to r. : K. Frant, N. Roth, E. Grossman. E. Gerber. S. ScKaer, C. Rozman. Second row I. to r.: E. Pretter. N. Stein, S. Alter, O. Resnick. R. Werner. E. Levine. D. Rutin. Squad Basketball Sally Alter, Captain Penny Resnick, Athletic Manager V. Leitowitz, E. Ratinowitz, J. Majerowitz, M. Feinman, R. Weinterger. E. Markowitz, Capt. Beverly Kopf. 77 BOWLING Captain: Riki R 78 Back row, I. to r.: R. Rozman, D. Coken. Mid- dle row: H. Rosenman, A. Pam, J. Feit. Front row, 1. to r. V. Licktsckein. B. Skarfman, E. Goldberg, M. Brafman, B. Langert. WhetKer merrily disrupting classes with announcements and attendance slips, doing clerical work, or fouling up the s\vitch- board, the girls on the office squad have done a fine job in light- ening the work of Mrs. Jeanette Halpem, the school secretary. (w^ho is kept busy giving out unexcused admits.) Office Squad Secretory: Mrs. Jeanette Helper I. to r. : A. Hamm, C. Weisberg. J. Gelman, D. Scknall. S. Singer. 79 CHAGIGAS Mrs. McThing "I'm not just gonna stand there sayin' I'm gonna cry, I'm gonna cry. Boo Hoo! ' CAST Mrs. Lame - - - - - - Natalie Miller Canie -.... — Kendy Plotzlcer Syhil .....i - ...Doris Yutkowitz Maude Loomis ^ - Beverly Kopf Grace Loomis Helen Potocki Ecro Loomis *...- ^ ^■■- Denat Nemetli Nelson ......Rochelle Dershowitz Howay ,....*.... ■■..* -.■■- Tzippy Kanotopsky Mimi .'. " Ruth Newman Ellsworth i....^....i....-....^ ......Aviva Leiter Virgil Vera Mezei Stinker ^ ......Fredda Hoenig Dirty Joe .....Miriam Rappaport Poison Eddie ......i ^ - ^■■■-■- ...Henie Lippman Mrs. Schellenhach Nattalie Schlossberg Poficeman ^.-.^ i.j\rlene Blumentkal Mrs. McThing .Eileen Blackman Directed ty Hindo Aufrichtig 80 ^ "I am a dear little w rose." hite CAST Mr. Franfe . . . Natalie Miller Miep .. -. Lynn Goldstein Mr. Vaan Dan Harriet Russ Mrs. Vaan Dan _ ._.-_. --__ Cma Feinman Peter Vaan Dan . . - ... HmcJa Aufrichtig Mrs. Franfc - Sheila Singer Anne Prank Llaine Rutin Margot - Edna Kreiser Dussel Nattalie Scklossterg Mr. Kraler - - Joan Platnick Directed Ly Ruth Newman Diary Of Anne Frank "All right Mrs. Quack Quackll" 81 Senior Activities Eating 5 t-J^ts^ Loafing And! ^ f\ ^m Sleeping Learning 8a IE m im rf-.enn^S:jS'.8i^5J .S3. 9&9 E 19M '»<-. Rtla , riSSR ON TV * RADIO I ne. LA 4-0?'^ VEST 42nd STHI;_ It Sth & sth Ave»., N. Y.) 1th floor. 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Rubiasts Congratulations to The Graduating Class of '63 from THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION ETTA GERTZ President HARRIET LANTER Vice-President FINA LANDGARTEN Secretary KENDY PLOTZKER Treasurer 84 To Our Pace-Set+er SUZANNE May you continue fulfilling our dreams of fhe future as you have succeeded in the past From Your Admiring Family FATHER AND MOTHER Harassed Little Sister and Brother MALKA & AVRAHAM Your Great-Grandmother SHAYNA CHASHA COOPER Your Grandparents SIMON & CLARA JACOBSON JOSEPH MICHAEL & GUSSIE COOPER Your Great-Uncle and Great-Aunt SOLOMON & BELLA COOPER Your Family of Uncles and Aunts RABBI & MRS. ALFRED BRONFIN and Family MR. & MRS. ISAAC SAMUEL COOPER and Family RABBI & MRS. LOUIS COOPER and Son RABBI & MRS. SOLOMON JACOBSON and Family from your friends MR. LAWRENCE GLASER MR. & MRS. JACK AUFRICHTIG and Family HERB and LESTER'S CHILDUFE SHOE SHOP 1587 Pitkin Avenue, Brooklyn 12. N. Y. HY 8-0932 BARROW OIL COMPANY 100 DOBIN STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. BANDOLENE FUELS, INC. Domestic and Industrial Fuel Oils — Heating Engineers EV 7-9800 Oil Biimers Installed 302 METROPOLITAN AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. 85 Mazel Tov and Best Wishes +o Our BETTY from ABA and EMA MOISHE. DEBBIE. SHLOMO ZAIDE and BOBIE SOCHACZEWSKY MR. & MRS. M. KLING MR. & MRS. A. WEISER MR. & MRS. STEIN MR. & MRS. S. LEVINE MR. & MRS. N. TANNENBAUM MR. SLAVIN & SONS TREADEASY SHOE STORE at Church and Utica, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. RABBI & MRS. Y. TAUB and Family MR. & MRS. M. SOSKIN and Family RABBI & MRS. P. SOCHACZEWSKY and Family RABBI & MRS. CH. SOCHACZEWSKY and Family MR. & MRS. M. GREENBERG and Family RABBI & MRS. M. RENNERT and Family 86 Congra+ula+ions and Best Wishes in All Your Future Endeavors to CAILA From Your Admiring Family MOM. DAD. JOEL and GERALD • Congratulations and Best Wishes from SEMEL & SON BOULEVARD STEEL COMPANY ASSOCIATED WRECKERS • Compliments of B. D. JAFFE from 180 PROSPECT STREET ASSOCIATES HARRISON GARDENS, INC. MOR BEN COMPANY 87 Mazel Tov and Best Wishes for Future Happiness and Success to DOLLY SCHNALL from MOM and DAD SIMI and PAUL GRANDPA REH and TANTE MALI UNCLE AARON and AUNT LIESEL DIANA and MOLLIS UNCLE ADOLF and AUNT ROSIE BEATRICE UNCLE MAX and AUNT HELLA INGRID and LINDA MR. and MRS. W. SHERMAN CAL RYBAK CHATAM CLOTHES GOLDSTYLE NOVELTIES. Ladies Handbags. 56 Canal Street HY BRANDOFF. 468 Albany Avenue IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY NEPHEW Joshua Howard Singer H '' p May You Have Continuous and Lasting Mazol JOYCE Love MOM and DAD PHYLLIS and MASHALOM HELEN. ARNIE and NACHUM BOBIE and ZAIDIE UNCLE HARRY AUNT LIZZY and Family AUNT SARAH. UNCLE MOISHE and Family AUNT ROZZY. UNCLE MOISHE and Family MRS. D.ZELIG and Family • UNCLE ARTHUR and Family DAVID. ESTHER and Family AUNT MARGARET. UNCLE MAX and Family AUNT MOLLY. UNCLE SAM and Family AUNT LILY. UNCLE HARRY and Family AUNT FRIEDA. UNCLE MORRIS and Family AUNT GLORIA. UNCLE JACK and Family AUNT ANN, UNCLE SAM and Family 89 Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to AUDREY HAMM from MOTHER and FATHER SAUNDRA and SHERRY GRANDMA and GRANDPA UNCLE ALBERT and AUNT SYLVIA DR. SHATZ DR. MEYERS W. R. RUSSELL AND COMPANY IRVING'S SHOES BUSHWICK PRESS LIDO PRESS go Mazel Toy to Our Sweet Wonderful SHAYNDEE rrom MOMMY. SOL and SHELDON AUNT ROZZIE AUNT ESTHER. UNCLE LEO, MOISHE. SHAYNDEE & HONEY AUNT GOLDIE. UNCLE HERMAN and FREDDIE. AUNT EDITH, BARNEY. ITSCHE and SHLOIME. AUNT ESTHER. UNCLE ARTHUR. JACKIE and ITSCHE CHANI and CHARLES KOFMAN and Children NUSIA and IZZY KOFMAN and Children 91 Congratulations and Best Wishes for Future Happiness and Success to RIKI from Mom and Dad Sara Gail and Nicky Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Berris Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Berris Mrs. M. Berris Mr. and Mrs. H. Freundlich Congratulations and Best Wishes to RIVKA On Her Graduation MR. & MRS. SAUL FRIEDMAN MOISHE and YOSSIE Sabel and Sander Grossman Dairy Phyllis Candy Store Melnick's Candy Store Meller and Meiier ga Our Congratulations and Best Wishes to JEANIE from MOM & DAD BRENDA GRANDPA NUSSBAUM GRANDPA FEIT MR. & MRS. J. NUSSBAUM and Family MR. & MRS. L NUSSBAUM and Family MR. & MRS. S. REICH and Sons MRS. A. HELLER and Son MR. & MRS. H. SCHUSS and Sons MR. & MRS. E. RISS and Sons MR. & MRS. I. FEIT and Sons MR. & MRS. I. FEIT and Daughter MR. & MRS. J. FEIT and Family MR. & MRS. D. FEIT and Family MR. & MRS. E. FEIT and Sons Congratulations and Best Wishes to BARBARA Our Daughter and Sister Love MR. & MRS. ISIDORE LANGERT ROCHELLE, PERRY, MARTIN and SHARON 95 Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Our LYNN MOM & BUBBY UNCLE BERELA, AUNT MIRIAM and Family UNCLE PAUL. AUNT SARAH, and Family UNCLE MOISHE, AUNT CONNIE and Family UNCLE CHOMIE. AUNT ESTHER and Family UNCLE BEN. AUNT GEHY and Family UNCLE ISRAEL. AUNT PEGGY and Family UNCLE ITZIE, AUNT ELLIE and Family UNCLE DAVID and AUNT NAOMI CARLEE CORPORATION CULVER TEXTILE To Our Daughter and Sister DEVRA Much Love On Her Graduation MOTHER. DAD and DAVID 94 Congratulations to JUDITH Rabbi and Mrs. Samuel J. Chill and Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. Bert Zauderer and Jay Mr. and Mrs. Mordecai Leiter Mauzone Hynnan Rosen Howard Garfield Howard Fuel Corp. Maze! Tov to Devra Cohen on Her Graduation Compliments of Sedgewick Foods Abraham Keyser 93 Congratulations and Best Wishes to SUSAN LEVINE Sincerely . . . MOM and DAD The Grazianos Noel Philips In Loving Memory of My Father CLEMENT GORDON and My Grandparents MR. AND MRS. ABRAHAM WAXMAN from BARBARA GORDON 96 Congratulations and Best Wishes to MOLLY KASSIN from THE YOUNG MAGEN DAVID, 2025 67 Street. Brooklyn. N. Y. Where every boy and girl is welcomed. Torah classes for all ages and at the Y.M.D. each new member begins life anew in a clean and wholesome atmosphere. Each and every member receives personal attention. One thing is for sure: when you open your heart to Y.M.D. G-d will open his heart to you . . . and KASSIN MFG. CO.. 147 W. 26 St.. N.Y.C. S. GOLDBERG RABBI & MRS. S. J. KASSIN Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Our TOBY Mamma and Papa 21iggy, Lea. Barry and Lenny Paula Sharf Sinai Take Home Foods Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Seidenfeld and Norman Q7 Congratulations and Best Wishes For Future Happiness and Success to ELLEN GOLDBERG from MOMMY & DADDY ROBBIE BUBBY GOLDBERG AUNT ANN & UNCLE LOU ISABEL AUNT HILDA & UNCLE PHIL BRUCE BILLIE JACKIE RUTH & BILL DR. COLISH Congratulations and Best Wishes To Our Daughter and Sister MALKIE Upon Her Graduation MR. and MRS. SOL BRAFMAN HARRY. BENJAMIN and SHEVY 98 Congratulations and Best Wishes to NORMA BOOK Upon Her Graduation MAY HAPPINESS BE YOURS ALWAYS from MOM, DAD, GRANDMA and HENRY DR. & MRS. JOSEPH BOOK and EPHRAIM MR. & MRS. JACK BURK MR. & MRS. SOL JOCHNOVITZ MR. & MRS. HARRY PLUGATH MR. & MRS. GEORGE BECKERMAN MR. & MRS. SEYMOUR GOLDSTEIN MR. & MRS. CHARLES BICK Congratulations and Best Wishes For Future Happiness and Success to TOBA MOM and DAD GARY and JOCLYN GRANDPA and GRANDMA GARY, FREDA. ROCHELLE and DAVID WALTUCH 99 Congratulations and Mazel Tov to DORIS May G-d Be With You in All Your Endeavors from Mom, Dad, Lenny Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Berko Mr. and Mrs. Gottesman Mr. and Mrs. Klein Traditional Food Caterers 510 Brighton Beach Avenue TW 1-7954 T & V Poultry Company Teamkin Fish Dealers TO OUR DEAR DAUGHTER AND SISTER DENAH Our Very Best Wishes Are With You on This Proud Day MOM AND DAD Debbie, Hershel and Family Rita, Chaim, and Family Mr. and Mrs. Sam Farber Jy's Shomer Shabat Bakery Brod & Goldshmid Butchers Shefa Hatzlacha, Mazal and Bracha, Orah and Simcha to Judith Shmidman Love Mother and Father Michael and Chanle Rabbi and Mrs. Isaac Shnnidman and Fanaily Dorothy Katzel Mr. and Mrs. A! Kevelson Mr. and Mrs. Abe Feldman Maze! Tov and Hatzlacha to Etta Gertz Love Aba, Enna, Ari and Chavi To Peninah On Her Graduation May You Aspire to Bigger and Better Things Mommie and Daddy, Malkie, Ely, Reuben Moshe, Baabie and Uncle Philip Congratulations and Best Wishes to Harriet Rhoda Lippman Upon Your Graduation fro m Mother, Sister and Brother The Feigenbaum Family Perilstein Glass Corporation H. Soloway Creative Arts Incorporation Rosner and Cohen Mazel Tov and Best Wishes for the Future to Judi Susser With All Our Love Mom and Dad Bernard Aunt Esther and Uncle Harry Shirly and Richie and Son Eli Mr. and Mrs. H. Orent and Tzippy Mazel Tov and Best Wishes for a Happy and Successful Future to Hinda Love Mom, Dad, Joseph and Abraham 103 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Beverly Upon Her Graduation May All Your Dreams Be Realized With Love from MOM. DAD, BARRY and GRANDMA MR. & MRS. J. WALKER and Family MR. & MRS. J. KARASI and Family DR. A. ORLANDER THALL PLASTIC AND METAL. INC. NEWMAN & COHEN MEAT MARKET Best Wishes to Marlene Upon Her Graduation from DAD, MOTHER. ELKIE and MONA MR. & MRS. JOSEPH SEIGFRIED MR. & MRS. ISIDORE KATZ and Family MR. & MRS. HARRY DUBIN and Family MR & MRS. WILLIAM KATZ and Family MR. & MRS. KIMMEL and Family MR. & MRS. MILTON EHRENREICH MRS. ANNA EHRENREICH MR. & MRS. SOL WAGNER 104 Mazel Tov to Our Precious Shi ra Mom and Dad Hlndy and Debby Bubby and Zadle Danzig Bubby Keller Joe and Hannah Sokolow Moshe, Zippi, Nechama Hoping You Have A Successful Future to Helen Love Mom, Dad and Family 103 Mazel Tov and Best Wishes for Continued Success to Shelly MOM, DAD and JAY MOISHE and ESTELLE DERSHOWITZ EDDIE'S FRUIT EXCHANGE ONEG POULTRY SCHWARTZ and SPERBER RUTH DERSHOWITZ GUSSIE DIENSTAG ASSOCIATED FOOD STORES Maze! Tov and Best Wishes to SANDIE With Love MOMMY and DADDY STEVE, FAGIE and MIRIAM KAREN and ARTIE Congratulations and Best Wishes to ESTHER SCHNEPS from HARTZ MOUNTAIN PET FOODS 106 Congratulations and Best Wishes to GAIL ANGIEL NAT SONNE Wholesale Veal and Lamb 440 Bergen St. UL 7-0020 Strictly Kosher Under the supervision of RABBI T. ANGIEL Congratulations to MIRIAM MR. & MRS. ABRAHAM KIRSCH MR. & MRS. REISS MR. & MRS. MAX GORDON MR. & MRS. GRUEBERGER MR. & MRS. ISSAC RICHTER Congratulations to Our Dear Daughter and Sister SUSAN Upon Her Graduation from MOM and DAD and ALLAN Best Wishes To RUTH With All Our Love, MOMMY and DADDY PAULA 107 Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Our CHAYA MOM, DAD and ASHER Lots of Luck and Best Wishes to FAIGIE LANDGARTEN MR. GREIPER Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Successful Future to FAIGIE Love, MOM, DAD and ESTER Maze! Tov and Best Wishes On Your Graduation to NATALIE Love, MOM, DAD and ELLEN 108 Best Wishes to ELEANOR On Her Graduation MR. & MRS. JACOB FEINER and Lenny MR. & MRS. AZRIEL FEINER Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to TZIPORA RABBI & MRS. H. B. KANOTOPSKY Judy and Yosy Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to HARRIET RUSS With Love MOM, DAD and MORTIE Compliments of BOOKAZINE CO., INC. Wholesale Book Distributors 43 East 10 Street, N.Y. 3, N. Y. LF 3-5600 Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to RITA SIROTE With Love MOM, BERT and AUN UNCLE MORRIS UNCLE BENNY & AUNT LILLIE UNCLE HARRY & AUNT TILLIE UNCLE IRVING & AUNT MARY UNCLE DON & AUNT RUTHIE log ROBERT SAUNDERS 1624 CENTRE STREET Brooklyn 27, N. Y. Congratulations and Best Wishes to JANET from MOM and DAD SHARON and LINDA PRECISION DIAMOND CUTTER MEAL MART MOISHE CHOPP SCHECHTER FAMILY Maze! Tov and Best Wishes to DEVRA COHEN Upon Her Graduation Good Luck in the Future MR. & MRS. ABRAHAM KEYSER HARTFORD POULTRY CO., INC. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Niece and Cousin MALKIE Upon Her Graduation MR. & MRS. MORRIS BRAFMAN and Mutty MR. & MRS. IRVING BRAFMAN and Mitchell DR. & MRS. SEYMOUR JOTKOWITZ AAazel Tov and Best Wishes to MERRY Upon Her Graduation MOMMY and DADDY STUIE and JUDAH GRANDMA SUSIE, GRANDMA MIREL UNCLE HENRY AUNT ESTHER and UNCLE JACK AUNT PEGGY and UNCLE HOWARD AUNT GERT and UNCLE JONAS AUNT SHIRLEY and UNCLE MIKE AUNT ANN and UNCLE MORT Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Our JEANNIE Love, MOM and DAD MELECH DEBBY TZIR SCHLOMO MORDECHAI MENDEL BABOO Mazel Tov and Best Wishes To HANNA Upon Her Graduation Wishing You Much Luck and Success Love, MOM, DAD, MORTY and SUSAN To HELGA Upon Her Graduation With Love, THE MEZEI FAMILY Congratulations and Best Wishes to SANDRA OCHS MOM & DAD, DEBORAH & FERN ELLEN DANIEL SUKENICH ATLAS BROKERAGE CO. CALKA'S CLEANING STORE IRVING OCHS APPEL'S GROCERY JACK ROSSMAN Congratulations to BEVERLY KOPF MR. HARRY EPSTEIN Congratulations to GAIL TRAINER Upon Her Graduation LEO and AUGUSTA FELDMAN SEMEL and SONS DR. LEON REICH DR. ADOLF SCHONFELD STERN and ELBOGEN Congratulations and Best Wishes to HELEN With Love, MOM, DAD and STAN Congratulations and Best Wishes to MIRIAM BRUCH MAKEWELL LEATHER GOODS COMMONWEALTH CONTAINER Congratulations to ARLENE BLUMENTHAL TIC TOC CLEANERS Where Cleaning Is An Art 701 FLATBUSH AVENUE BU 7-3088 Brooklyn 25, N. Y. AAazel Tov and Best Wishes For Future Happiness and Success to ARLENE BLUMENTHAL THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS Mazel and Brocha to EILEEN With Love, MOTHER and DAD 113 Congratulations and Best Wishes ANITA Love, MOM and DAD MR. & MRS. LILINFAL In Loving Memory of GRANDPARENTS JACOB & HANNA WEIDENBAUM MAY THEY REST IN PEACE Congratulations to ARLENE Upon Her Graduation MOM and DAD BEN KOVAL MR. & MRS. WEINBERG To SALLY Wishing You Continued Success THE GOODMANS MR. & MRS. JULIUS BIENENFELD 114 Congratulations and Best Wishes to REBECCA MR. & MRS. GEORGE FRIEDMAN POKARTREISS FURRIERS Congratulations to MIRIAM J. K. MEAT COMPANY GOLDEN POULTRY CO. and FRIENDS Best Wishes to HENIE Love, MOM and DAD RIVKIE BENJY ZAIDIE CHAIM Congratulations to HARRIET Wishing You Success and Happiness FRIENDS and FAMILY "3 Travel by Air— Sea— Tours— Cruises Broadway Travel & Resort Service 1650 BROADWAY PI 7-8690 Congratulations to Eva Love, MOM, DAD and ZINA Best Wishes to Rachel Love, MOM, DAD and the Family Best Wishes for a Successful Future to Denah MOM & DAD To Miriam Good Luck in All Your Future Endeavors RABBI GRUEBERG and Family Best Wishes to Ellen Roth MR. & MRS. CHARLES FYER Boro Fuel Oil Co. "Finest in Fuel Oil" 2 CHURCH AVENUE Brooklyn 18, N. Y. Compliments of Capitol Fuel Oil 1514 43 STREET Brooklyn 13, N. Y. ii6 To Elaine Rubin S. & L. LUMBER RELIANCE CLEANERS COHEN PAINTS, INC. Congratulations and Best Wishes Leah MOM & DAD Congratulations and Best Wishes to Rozi MOM, DAD, LILA and SHIMMY Constant Oil Corp. 4119 18 AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Congratulations to Gail Trainer SEMEL & SON 5013 13 Ave., Brooklyn 19, N. Y. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Rifkey Love, MOM and GITTY ESTHER, JOE and DAVID MARGARET and Family Kings Apple Corp. 1610 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE Brooklyn 30, N. Y. To Shalhevet Congratulation On Your Graduation 117 Congratulations and Best Wishes to My Daughter Nattalie Upon Her Graduation MRS. SCHLOSSBERG Compliments of Abraham Philips & Sons 44 EAST BROADWAY New York 2, N. Y. Compliments of Mr. Goldberg & Sons 500 GRAND STREET New York 2, N. Y. Compliments of Master, Mancini, Stern, Inc. 248-56 NO. TOth STREET Brooklyn 11, N. Y. To Marlene MR. DAVID GORDON NEWMAN PHARMACY BERMAN APPETIZING MR. & MRS. MOSTHER MR. & MRS. ANTMAN MR. & MRS. GELBARD Compliments of Joe and Ann Victory Cleaners 5118 18 AVENUE Brooklyn 4, N. Y. Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Our Daughter and Niece Elaine Upon Her Graduation MOM, DAD and Family UNCLE MAYER, AUNT FANNIE and Family ti8 Congratulations and Best Wishes For a Bright and Successful Future To Our Daughter and Sister SHEILA Upon Her Graduation NECHAMA MOMMY, DADDY, With All Our Love, SUSAN, MILLIE, YANKIE MRS. PHILIP KLEIN ABA EMA MR. & MRS. BENJAMIN WINKER MOTTY SHIMMY CHARNA, YANKIE, CHIAM & IRA Mazel Tov Congratulations and Best Wishes and Best Wishes to HARRIET to Love MOM and DAD VERA Congratulations to from MOM, DAD, HARRY and GEORGE Congratulations and Best Wishes to EILEEN and TOBY On Their Graduation JUDAH & BEVERLY KIRSCHBLUM MARK and STEVEN 119 In Loving Memory of My Dear Grandmother ANNA LEVY and Grandfather SIDNEY LIPPMAN HENIE LIPPMAN Congratulations to EILEEN and Her Fellow Graduates BLUMBERG SERVICE LEAGUE Maze! Tov to Our Darling Daughter GAIL MR. & MRS. OSCAR TRAINER and Family Congratulations to NATTALIE "SKANDIA" 2244 FLATBUSH AVENUE "What You Eat Today Walks and Talks Tomorrow" Congratulations to NATTALIE QUILTED PRODUCTS, INC. 861 MACON STREET HY 1-2400 Brooklyn 19, N . Y. Congratulations to LYNN Upon Her Graduation FROM A FRIEND Congratulations to AVIVA LEITER I. GOLDBERG & SONS Glatt Kosher Meat and Provisions 500 GRAND STREET New York 2, N. Y. To Our Dear REBECCA Upon Her Graduation MOM, DAD and the Family Mazel Tov to ETTA GERTZ and all the graduates Mr. & Mrs. JOSEPH B. WEINSTEIN and Family Met Food Stores J. AUGENBRAUM'S FRUITS and VEGETABLES BRAVMAN & ROSE, BUTCHERS Congragulation to AUDREY HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP 520 KINGSTON AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Mauzone Home Kosher Products 427 KINGSTON AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. HY J. BRANDOFF 468 ALBANY AVE., Cor. Empire Blvd. Serving Crown Heights for 37 Years Compliments of Mauzone Home Kosher Products, Inc. In Loving Memory of MY GRANDFATHERS Jack Dienstag and Louis Dershowitz MANHATTAN BOTTLING CORP. 342 MANHATTAN AVENUE Brooklyn 11, N. Y. DR. MELVIN KAPUN Optometrist Eyes Examined - Contact Lenses 515 BR. BEACH AVENUE PENN. COAL & OIL CO. 1996 EAST 9th STREET Brooklyn 29, N. Y. To N A NC I Upon Her Graduation Mauzone Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations to KENDY Francis, Evelyn, Manny and Elaine, Chanie and Betzalel, Shloimie, Civia, Marcia and Yechiel Congratulations from A FRIEND OF FAIGIE LANDGARTEN Compliments of DR. SIDNEY B. KATZ Optometrist 4405 13 AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. H. Z. LEVINE 4921 14 AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. FELZENBERG BROS. ELECTRICAL 130 MULBERRY STREET Newark, N. J. I. DELMAN Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Expert Watch and Jewelry Repaii's 5109 13 AVENUE GE 5-0486 Brooklyn 19, N. Y. Compliments of MR. & MRS. J. KRAUSHARR 4824 16 AVENUE Brooklyn 4, N. Y. SILVERMAN'S MEAT AND POULTRY 3209 QUENTIN ROAD Brooklyn, N. Y. Congratulations and Best Wishes to BARBARA GORDON ISRAEL MEAT MARKET I. & S. JERSEY EGG DELIVERERS HYERS RIDGE Toms River, N. J. (Congratulations to HARRIET MR. & MRS. JOE AARON Congratulations to HARRIET PODAIVER & STEIGMAN Congratulations and Best Wishes To Our Daughter and Sister LONA MOM, DAD, FRIEDA and SAMMY Mazel, Bracha, V'hatzlacha to Our Grandaughter FAIGIE LANDGARTEN To JEAN Upon Her Graduation MR. & MRS. GEDMAN and Family Congratulations to TOBY JUDAH KIRSHBLUM Congratulations to LEAH MR. and MRS. MOHL Compliments of MR. B. ZIVOTOF Compliments of RABBI SHLOMO B. GORDON Mazel Tov from NATHAN & HELEN KOHLER Compliments of a Friend of HELEN POTOCKI With Best Wishes on Her Graduation Good Luck RUTHIE DR. SIDNEY P. GOREWKOF Congratulations LONA I. and S. JERSEY EGG RECEIVERS, Inc. Compliments of VENUS HANDBAGS 6 WEST 32nd STREET New York, N. Y. Bracha Vahatzlacha to BARBARA GORDON BENSON COSTUME CO. and HOCHBERG BROS. Congratulations to ROSIE RABBI BRONSTEIN and Family To ELAINE Congratulations from DR. STANLEY R. BENSON Congratulations from A Friend of FRIMIT ROSENBAUM Congratulations to LEAH MR. FRANK CHESIR Best Wishes to MIRIAM MRS. NUSBECHER Congratulations from DR. & MRS. A. J. LEWIS To EILEEN BLACKMAN ELI & NORMAN'S Kosher Meat and Poultry Market 422 Avenue P, Brooklyn, N. Y. Congratulations from BERMAN'S AGENCY, INC. To FRIMIE Congratulations from LOUIS & IDA LIPPEL and Family BENAT FUEL OIL CORP. 103-21 98th Street Ozone Park, L. I. Congratulations and Best Wishes to NANCI CRYSTAL CLEAR IMPORTING CO. Best Wishes to HENIE S. DIAMOND Best Wishes to ESTHER MAX ELBAUM Mazel Tov to ELAINE MARKELL'S SHOES 47th-48th Streets, Brooklyn, N. Y. Congratulations to FRIMIT KINOR DAVID Orthodox Kosher Meat, Poulti-y and Provision Corp. 4708 13th Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. 123 Best Wishes to PENINAH DAVE BLUTH Congratulations to MARLENE PARENTS ASSOCIATION YESHIVA BRIGHTON 293 Neptune Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of KINERET CATERING 1923 Kings Highway Brooklyn, N. Y. Congratulations and Best Wishes to MALKIE MR. & MRS. SAM GOLDSTEIN MICHAEL and JERRY Compliments of ERASMUS LUNCHEON "Frish, Pappy and Mickey" Mazel Tov to AUDREY HYMAN ROSEN Congratulations to NATTALIE KINOR DAVID BUTCHER SHOP 4708 18 Avenue, Brooklyn 13, N. Y. Compliments of SUPERIOR DRY GOODS CO., INC. 105 Eldridge Street, New York 2, N. Y. Congratulations to ELAINE On Her Graduation REICH & KRESCH BUTCHERS Compliments of G. TANNENBAUM Compliments of GEORGE GOLDSTEIN Compliments of SIMON MASON JEWELERS CHARLES SILBERMAN & SON 48 East Broadway New York City Compliments of A FRIEND SHORLAND TEXTILE CO. 274 Grand Street New York 2, N. Y. TAM TOV CATERERS 4723 Church Avenue Brooklyn 3, N. Y. 124 Congratulations to Our Niece JEANNIE AUNT PAULINE and UNCLE HERMAN Our Best Wishes for A Happy Future to JEANIE THE SPIRA FAMILY Mazel Tov to Our Cousin SHAINDIE ALTA, LIMA, LUCY and IRENE WIND Compliments of J. B. FUEL OIL COMPANY, INC. 1110 Utica Avenue, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. DI 6-6000 Best Wishes to SHELLY EDDIE'S FRUIT EXCHANGE SCHWARTZ and SPERBER ONEG POULTRY ASSOCIATED FOOD STORES Wishing NANCI Much Success in the Future MR. ROTH and FRIENDS Congratulations and Best Wishes to LONA AUNT JEAN and UNCLE EGOR PHILIP and JAY Compliments of MILLER & BERNSTEIN National City Bank Building Review Books at G.O.D. FLATBUSH and CHURCH AVENUES Congratulations and Best Wishes to JUDITH SHMIDMAN TAM TOV CATERERS 4723 Church Avenue, Brooklyn 3, N.Y. Compliments of ONEG POULTRY 4911 12th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of CHARLES HERZOG KORNBLUTH CATERERS MADISON JEWISH CENTER Brooklyn, N. Y. Mazel Tov to ETTA Upon Her Graduation GUSSIE & DAVID STEINBERG To JEANNIE Best Wishes from MR. & MRS. MARGOLIS and Family Wishing Luck and Success to NANCI MR. and MRS. HERTZ L HOENIG & SON All Forms of Insurance 280 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y. NEGEV KOSHER FOODS 1211 Avenue U, Brooklyn, N. Y. 125 FROM FRIENDS of Helen Krochmal Congratulations and Maze! Tov to Henie Best Wishes for Success to Natalie Miller Upon Her Graduation MR. & MRS. SIDNEY WEG Congratulations to Aviva Our Daughter and Sister J. KORN BAKERY ABA, EMA, SHULAMIT, GILA To To Eileen Ellen Mazel Tov and Best Wishes For Health and Happiness Love, Heartiest Congratulations Upon Your Graduation RAE, MARVIN, JOSHUA & AARON A FRIEND Congratulations to Maze! Tov to My Niece Denah Frinriit Upon Her Graduation SAMUEL TARKER UNCLE SIMON Eastern Press. Inc., B'klyn 17. N. Y. <4^> 185 126 Acknowledgments We would like to express our sincere appreciation and tKanks to all those people who have worked so untiringly to aid in the pubhcation of this yearbook. Staying overtime in school many nights this winter to help write up the senior biographies were Norma Book, Tzippy Kanotopsky, Aviva Leiter, Helen Potocki. Harriet Russ, Lona Trencher and Toba Weitz. Rivky Perelstein aided the art staff, and Ellen Goldberg was put to work t>'ping. We would like to give special thanks to Judy Chill, Beverly Kopf, Faigie Landgarten and Ruth Newman who gave generously of their time and talents to aid in all facets of the publication of this yearbook. In truth, these girls became a part of the Elchanette staff. To Mrs. Jeanette Halpern our everlasting gratitude for her constant and valuable assistancegwhether offering ideas, smoothing the way or calming a slightly hysterical editor, the services Mrs. Halpern performed for this yearbook are immeasurable. Thanks also to Hinda Aufrichtig, Arlene Blumenthal, Devra Cohen, Marlene Ehrenreich, Helen Krochmal, Frimit Rosenbaum and Toby Safran for their aid; to the many seniors who offered a helping hand and an encouraging word, and to Rabbi Charles Friedman and Mr. Samuel Levine for their cooperation. The Editors Elchanette 1963 (^ompilmentd of Frieda & Sammy The Friedbergs Miele Pharmacy Mr. Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Leo Drath Mr. & Mrs. Herman Shapiro Mr. & Mrs. Bloomstein Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Toder Mr. & Mrs. Stringer Mr. & Mrs. Oringer Stern & Elbogen Dr. H. Ageis Felix Rubin Koymen Zion Pizza Shop Dr. Adolph Schoenfeld A Friend of Leah Rosen Korn's Shoe Store Junior's Gift Shop A Friend of Rifkey Perelstein Boro Park House Furniture A Friend of Helen Potocki Mr. A. Weismon Bichel Family A Friend Henry Brenner Sam Liebman Mr. Samuel Whitehorn Dr. & Mrs. Saul Kamen Dr. & Mrs. William J. Whitehorn A Friend of Barbara Gordon Broveman & Rose Met Food Stores Irene & Sol, Barry & Robin Augenbrauh's Fruits and Vegetables A Friend of Nanci Blumenthal Abie W. 127 ^L dfurri 128 I


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