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YESHIVA  UNIVERSITY  HIGH  SCHOOL 


FOR  GIRLS  OF  BROOKLYN 


2301  SNYDER  AVENUE     •     BROOKLYN,  NEW  YORK 


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^^^he  earth  lay  in  profoundest  darkness,  fallow,  untouched 
.  .  .  And  lo!  On  the  sixth  day  of  creation  G-d  created  Man 
and  set  him  on  earth  to  rule  thereupon.  Centuries  have  flown 
past,  tides  have  risen  and  fallen,  the  sun  has  sailed  into  dawn 
from  the  East  and  reluctlantly  disappeared  in  fiery  splendor 
in  the  West  billions  of  times.  And  how  has  the  Earth  fared, 
what  has  man,  its  master  as  designated  by  G-d,  done  for  it? 
Man  has  built  cities  where  once  wastelands  thrived,  he  has 
produced  great  works  of  art,  he  has  invented  devices  of  genius, 
he  has  labored  and  toiled  and  he  continues  to  work  as  long 
as  he  is  man. 


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sin"'!,,  . .  noDW  itw'iqj  nmsn  .ps  ,f?v  mmc  ntD^j 

2V;  TP1  .  .  lniK  K"D  Dip'JK  nto  ,1Dl>X3  D-mn  n«  Dip'jw 

"...  itrtyn  uv  npn  in1*! 


.sa  mi  "I'nn  in  .isdo  ps  m^av  is'jn  ,c:dt  nay 
no^on  ^i^dm  na^sm  tyotrn  di">  cp  rftiy  mran 
.nsDta  p«  coys  —  c:r;n  rn  inr  —  e\mn  nan  'jk  nc 


^myi  rnaiyp  ,pt  tibo  D^iyn  ns  msn  pin 
,-Djjn  moots'  ^n  ty  any  nan  sin  .psn  nyr  >>d  ypts^i 
,m^an  n^ai  msxon  K^on  sin  .toro  main  ix^i 
nost?  sin  .m«  i:n  Tiy  ^  lmny  n«  twb'd  msm 
.  . .  ."t^p  ^ny<7  m«„  ,nPK 


-iixpn  njjD-n  yit  ,an^  yntsn  inm«  tny  Nin  .wycn 
inyc>  T«D^nn  toy  ,min  lirmra  mion  toy  .rm-o 
.Darin  y:ni  idnh  mo  .xvn  .hepx  ,pnHnn  ;  -uns  ^sd 
■ns  rvn  Dixn  is"1  "ib>ki  .o^iyn  nso  nst?1?  Iks'1  uww 

.idij  toyi  inscno 


And  what  constitutes  work?  Is  it  the  thought  that  motivates 
or  the  action  that  moves?  Work  is  to  each  man  the  expression 
of  his  own  self. 


It  is  the  toil  of  his  body  .  .  . 


The  grueling  labor  of  his  mind 


The  movement  of  delicate,  sensitive  hands  on  the  easel 


The  work  of  the  teacher  instilling  knowledge  in  the  mind 
of  others  .  .  . 


Work  is  the  expression  of  the  human  mind  and  body. 
Through  work  man  sees  the  product  of  his  ideals  and  the 
realization  of  his  dreams. 


Man  stands  beneath  the  heavens.  In  his  hands  are  placed  the 
tools.  Given: 


striving, 


grasping, 


and  accomplishing 


173  DTmo  vto  .dtic  ,|Dti>l7  nnno  cnxn  idij? 
idijj  .D^an1?  ,r\fifi  ,mja^  w1?  ,n"»pn^  —  mnjjn 
ton  ,Ninn  nnn  nnno  ]'T3  .one  ""bb^  nnno  m«n 
il'oyn   nsa-'1?  ci^  nnotsn  nmo  narvun  ntsmpn  minn 
.dexjj  c^n1?  —  vn  'nD'7  djjb  rurvun  minn  ."pa»n 


a  hammer,  iron  and  he  builds  a  city; 


the  Torah  and  he  accepts   a  reason  for  his  work, 
for  all  work,  for  life  itself. 


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a  compass,  ship  and  he  discovers  new  worlds; 


nx>"  new  mix1?  ,ci«n  ^v  I'my'?  m  ~isd  t^npi 
n"3pn  'fv  inoiK  isnc  trus1?  .n'Tiyn  ^c  imoi  n« 
ms^  ,Ds»in  m-m1?  rnup  noi^  ,nrms  ps'7  noDtyn 
ejdti  jnon  ■•rttsoo  n«  ^22  tnnn  r^  imrya  y^k 
un  nvjnpn  ,Y'2trn  n  ru»  ,it  mtso  .mtpusn  ratarft 


Work  is  a  complete  entity.  It  is  man's  payment  for  every 
he  receives  in  life.  It  is  his  reward  and  his  legacy  to 
his  fellow  man. 

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\£Mhus  we  the  Graduating  Class  of  this  year  5724,  dedicate 
our  yearbook  to  the  work  of  man  that  has  fashioned  of  this 
earth  a  dominion,  that  has  conquered  the  elements  and  tamed 
them;  to  our  life's  work  that  we  have  begun  here  and  that 
each  shall  continue  to  fulfill;  to  all  that  we  have  achieved  and 
hope  to  achieve  through   personal  toil  and  effort. 

— Ruth  Futerko 


C^lchanelte  ^taPf 


Judy  Herman 
Editor-in-Chief 


Ruth  Futerko 
Co -Edit  or 


Judy  Klempner 
English  Editor 


Ahuva  Kastner 
Hebrew  Editor 


Feature  Editors: 
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Art  Editors: 

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Yaffa  Bachrach 
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Typing  Editors: 
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it  of  respect  to  Tennes- 
foward  Baker,  61,  who 
attack  in   Knoxville. 
nbers  kept  the  Govern- 
fice  humming  with  con- 
Congressional   Record. 
A.  Cederberg  of  Mich- 
statement    by    former 
Ikard,  now  president  ot 
.roleum  Institute,  under 
Defense  of  Congress." 

try  to  the  secretary,  beauteous 
I  duietly  to  Washington,  went 
her  old  boss  again— this  time  in 


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"poverty    package." 
Senate   filibuster  on 
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tiona]   conventions   or 
Senate  Majority  Leari 
warned   that  the   law. 


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Graduates 

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Diary  

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To  the  Graduates: 

May  I  add  my  wishes  for  your 
happiness  and  success- in  the  future. 
May  the'  knowledge  and  under- 
standing that  we  have  helped  to 
give  you  serve  as  an  inspiration  and 
true  guide  to  proper  lives  as  Ortho- 
dox Jewish  women,  faithful  to  our 
traditions  "and  an  inspiration  to 
others.        <  \ 

Rabbi*  Charles  Friedman 


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-  Tot^n  mtzn 

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.nan  nrftsn  p^  'jtindi 

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nsipnn  nya  n^nno  —  nson 
.yira  to 

won  po  nn«  5p»  hm  td-d 
—  on  «■?«  nosy1?  pi  «5>  pqib 
.n^iy1? 


Rabbi  Charles  Friedman 


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Mr.  Samuel  Levine 
Director 


Mr.  Charles  Bendheim 
Supervisor 


"And  I  say  that  life  is  indeed  darkness  save  when  there  is  urge, 

And  all  urge  is  blind  save  when  there  is  knowledge, 

And  all  knowledge  is  vain  save  when  there  is  work. 

And  all  work  is  empty  save  when  there  is  love; 

And  when  you  work  with  love  you  bind  yourself  to  yourself, 

and  to  one  another,  and  to  G-d." 

— Gibran 


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Rabbi  Dardac 


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Rabbi  Rubel 


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Mr.  Hoffman 


Dr.  Lichtenstein 


Mr.  Weinstein 


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Mr.  Kamber 


Rabbi  Berenholz 


Rabbi  Rosenmund 


Mrs.  Gottlieb 


Dr.  Linick 


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LANGUAGES 


Miss  Tabory 


Mr.  Gendler 


Mr.  Fohr 


Dr.  Applbaum 


Not  shown — Mr.  Glass 


Mr.  Ravetch 
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Mr.  Cantor 


Mr.  Mashal 


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MATHEMATICS 


Mr.  Spin 


Mr.  Raab 


Mr.  Weintraub 


Rabbi  Elbaz 


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SOCIAL  STUDIES 


Mr.  Lapidus 


Mr.  Kussin 


Rabbi  Sodden 


Mr.  Cohen 


Rabbi  Bronfeld 


MINORS 


Mrs.  Jacobson 
Art 


Mrs.  Halpern 
Hygiene 


Mrs.  Tekuzener 
Typing 


Not  shown —  Mr.  Grossman,  Music 


Not  shown — Mrs.  Gold 


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My  fancies  are  fireflies, 
Specks  of  living  light 
twinkling  in  the  dark. 


— T a  gore 


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by  Madeline  Goldstein 
The  sun  has  almost  gone, 
Yet  jewels  of  golden  elegance 
Trace  his  majestic  path. 

Then 

In  azure  bed  he  lies 
Asleep,  as  tender  solemn  strokes 
Of  deep  darkened  blue,  touch 
Against  his  pale-grown  brow. 

Such 

Colors  of  ephemeral  sleep! 
Pink,  blue  and  misty  red 
Do  slowly  fade  away. 

This 

The  flesh  of  beauteous  truth, 
Seed  of  our  immortality: 
When  on  the  morrow's  dawn 
His  birth  shall  be  anew. 


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"137  -iimn  nyaxa  17  nmrrai 
(pi'Swa  —  "naian,,) 

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msn   pi   .  .  nnsm  nsxT»  nr«  7ip-na  jif  imn  ,niapn  .Di7iT  imr 

.nsmn  naaa  inntyai  axa 

nmnD7  Twyn  latowm  nwwn  ,vas7  laantsM  .jn^N  dits  ,n«u  inas 
t>d,»  iy3a  qtatyn  /rm^y  myD  "obd  ynri  /wyn  ni7annn  msn  n^D-n  .nnvrn 

.•pry  ns  tub  i7ys  73i  /pas? 

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mot^a  13  twni "?  ■niaiap  nai  "niaaB  yttn  ?  ,Dxy  ns  t2Bin>  ^as  osn„  ^la^Kt^i 
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.nnnsan  vnntynm  mimn  poiyai  nvcynn  ivn7iys 

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mpsi  3in  mr  cis 

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!  citasn  nsss  ms  nsnai 

"  .  .  nmn  ^B  7y  -|is>m  mai  inn  nnM  psm„ 


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ZJhe    C/ift   of   JLlfe 

As  evening  cast  her  veil  upon  the  earth, 

He  closed  his  aged  eyes  in  thought  and  prayer; 

And  as  the  shadows  beckoned  to  the  night, 

He  shed  his  yoke  of  sorrow  and  despair. 

He  saw  himself,  a  child,  whose  playmates  were 

The  wind,  the  deer,  the  bluebird,  and  the  jay. 

He  thanked  the  L-rd  for  giving  him  a  youth 

Free  of  care.  And  then  his  aged  soul  began  to  pray. 

He  prayed  for  love  of  nature  and  of  man. 

He  asked  to  understand  the  gift  of  Life; 

And  as  the  shadows  swayed  beneath  the  moon, 

A  cloaked  figure  neared  and  raised  a  scythe. 

Amid  the  still,  the  cloaked  figure  spoke. 

The  heavens  shook.  The  earth  began  to  quake. 

Amid  the  still,  the  voice  tolled  every  word. 

"The  gift  of  Life  is  but  a  fleeting  dream — Awake!" 


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.nan"1  wri  .mnn  id  Ti«ri  jinaaa  Tinp  ;wni  Tiyan  .opt*  to 


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IT'S    n  a*  p    irp 

1»tt'?K  jva^ittr  nso 

••Dasa  nyin  m\-^  ix-is  m'rinan  tsnia  ^sits"  tkd  □"p  px  na"»ty  jryn 
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7y  cya  niiTn  nyn  ns  tnrn  rrn  my-imain  •■a?  nmm  jnnan  .n^D-ii-oiK 

.wdtn 

it1  ?y  s1?";  ,i""'On  ma  n"1  7y  trx?  tonyv  ns  la^n  csn  n  rpn  am  no 
nuna  m?y7  cry  p^aa  caxo  1am  i?  jrVrian  ms7nn  nmaa  prmn  ma 

.caria  cnaaa  S7i  anty 

pan  ns  in1  7S-IB"  ">aa  .caa  ■hi  7y  ncya  yanrp  ■■on  psn  cnaa  cans 
o^an  cDan  —  'n  •'Da  ,"733  ni7a  nns  .omxn  iTnnm  ,n"iaa  mna  ,rotpy>o 
,n7s  nnn  w  ■•37  .cm  pfwa  my  nmnnn  p*5  pan  .anna  m  —  nia  max1? 
cs„  .coytanm  D'oVin  nnnn  nnam  ms-i7  us  c^ic  ,rvon  mi  ytsnrp  in 
pn7i  ni7an  nyatsna  nmaa  nnnn  nnnan  ."oniona  us  ^trasa  cuwst 
.n^aa  n?isa7  coir  pny  las  ps  nnnn  nnntrn  iaso  .cnian 

n^yi  "w  nn  nnnaty  nt?a  nm  ntyym  pm  n1  7y  ynan  ps1?  m7y 
.urns  paaa  nr  am  71210  ia^jj  cjs  ,nm  cma  psn  pan  nty  ,monai  snty 

.mny  ramn  ma  c]N  S7S  /irtpya  yy  twiyj  pi  s7  nsa  n7isan  nrtss 
Tuay7  ^r  csa  pi  cis  ?y  piDa  snn  n"npnt?  yi-p  .lny1?  man  ns  'n  nsio 
ina  ,wnpn  mtyna  lcnn^i  man  msnn1?  msn  7y  maraa  'n  snn  t]s  .pioaa 
n'naa  7S-itt"  ua  7C  cmniK7m  C7?ay  ,nnnn  nma  .was  nmas  7xs  lasxnty 
-la^y1?  c^na  caa  n1  "?y  ^snty  cy7  'n  mn  n^ann  n^s  .T»nj>^  maty  ns  iann 
s^  ^is  rips  .pisps^i  rn^D^  mpo  mn  s?  ,Dnxo  ns-'s-'aa  ms^sa  n""-^  ,^a 
!  T'mas  nxns  n^y  :  nnixoi  maai  mn  ^aa  ysion  n"apn  na^  n^n  n\n 
nonty  paa  nw^n  ,i"n\i  1tid,«  iny  tapon  mn^  mis'?  o^sa  niDonnm  p->Da 

.mw'jsai  cDa  n^sn  k1?1?  .no^c  naiosa 

nny  .nanon  mp  us1?  Tiy  nny^  nunn  noria  wotr  Dosy^a  niavyn 
,nt  u^yn  Qnnca  ^si  tt's^na  sa  "7S  ,}nsn  paaa  n^mci  n">ts>DO  nnr"1  riitaxna 
^D  'jy  ^sici  ay"?  ^-[^  jns  :  lamtao  ns  a^ai  ^VDaa  noya  .ncnpn  lanain 

.^ntyi  rnin 


25 


On  tke   U)eatk  of  a   Zjriend:  tf.   -J.   ~J\. 


ludith  Rosner 


The  shot  rang  out, 

Piercing  the  sizzling  air, 

Hitting  my  friend. 

He  leaned  over, 

My  friend, 

For  he  had  felt  the  pain. 

And  a  second, 

And  then  a  third  shot  rang  out. 

And  the  third 

Hit  my  friend.  He  fell, 

My  friend, 

Into  the  arms  of  his  sobbing  wife. 

And  then, 

He  was  no  more. 

They  placed  him  in  a  casket, 

My  friend, 

And  they  bore  him  to  a  waiting  plane. 

He  said  nothing. 

He  lay  still,  for 

My  friend 

Was  no  more. 

They  bore  him  to  his  house, 

My  friend, 

They  placed  him  there  to  rest. 

We  saw  my  friend  there, 

Lying  in  the  casket, 

With  a  bullet  hole  through  his  head. 

We  saw  him  there, 

And  wept,  for  our  friend 

Was  no  more. 

They  bore  him  from  his  home 

And  placed  him  under  the  dome 

Of  the  place  where  he  had  worked. 

They  draped  a  flag  over  his  casket, 

My  friend's, 

They  placed  an  honor  guard  near  him. 

His  friends  came  to  him  then — 

To  watch,  to  grieve. 

They  came  to  respect  him, 

To  pray  for  him,-for  my 

Fallen  friend, 

For  he  was  no  more. 

His  wife,  his  sorrowing  wife, 

Came  to  him 
Under  that  dome. 

And  she  brought  to  him  his  two  small 

children. 
They  said  good-bye  to 
My  friend, 


And  they  prayed  for  him, 

For  he  was  no  more. 

And  they  bore  his  casket  down  the  stairs, 

And  they  placed  it  on  the  horse  drawn 

caisson. 
And  the  bands  played, 
And  the  muffled  drums  boomed, 
And  the  soldiers  marched, 
To  honor 
My  friend 

On  his  last  journey — 
His  last  journey, 
For  he  was  no  more. 
They  prayed  over  him, 
The  priests, 
The  bishops, 
The  Cardinal. 

They  prayed  for  his  final  rest. 
They  prayed  that  he  might  enter  Paradise, 
My  friend, 

For  his  life  upon  this  earth 
Was  no  more. 

And  they  bore  him  farther  yet, 
My  friend, 

And  they  placed  him  on  the  ground. 
They  saluted  him, 
They  praised  him, 
They  prayed  for  his  rest. 
But  what  good  are  salutes, 
What  good  is  praise, 
If  he  for  whom  these  are  meant, 
Hears  no  more? 

And  they  placed  him  in  the  ground, 
And  they  covered  him  with  earth, 
And  he  was  gone — 
Gone,  never  again  to  be  seen  by  me, 
His  friend, 

Never  again  to  be  seen  by 
His  wife, 
His  son, 
His  daughter, 
We  who  loved  him. 
I  shall  see  him  no  more 
For  he  is  no  more: 
My  friend  is  dead. 


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:" 


>v 


"But  I  say  to  you  that  when 

you  work,  you  fulfill  a    part 

of  the  earth's   furthest  dream, 

assigned  to  you      when  that 

dream  was  born. 

— Gibran 


JUDITH  LEE  ABRAMOWITZ 

ns1?  rvnirri 

La  Premiere . . .  One  of  Kamber's  faithful  fine  collec- 
tors . . .  Crown  Heights  Commuter  . . .  Carefree  librari- 
an with  a  capacity  for  creating  continuous  friend- 
ships... Our  answer  to  the  "permanent"  curl — des- 
tined for  permanent  happiness. 

THP33  nn^ic  riTn  •'ly'?  nuns  hsd 


MARILYN  ALTMAN 

n<n» 

Established  her  reputation  as  a  fervent  Zionist . . . 
Proven  by  her  diligent  Dardacian  debates  . . .  Exhib- 
ited economic  excellence  . . .  Her  inquisitive  nature 
will  be  "highlighted"  in  future  years. 

nKDn  xsari  rna  "risen 


SALLY  ALTMAN 

nnsVw 

Traipsing  through  the  test  tubes  . . .  Zealous  reader 
. . .  Curious  questions  . . .  Spiced  Dr.  Jofen's  "Yiddish" 
class  . . .  Striving  to  reach  the  Mizrachi  peak  . . .  Her 
inquis'itiveness  and  intelligence  will  insure  her  future. 


in  -pna  in  pnan 


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YAFFA  BACHRACH 

n-na  ns^ 

Advancing  airplanes,  alarming  all . . .  Dramatically 
de"sign"ed . . .  Helped  support  the  Sing  . . .  "Snap'ping 
success  . . .  May  her  cheerfulness  "set"  example  for  all 
of  us  to  follow. 


n'pja  to1?  mn 


DEENA  BALSAM 

run 

"New(s)"ly  elected  editor  of  the  Flame ...  Danced 
her  way  into  our  hearts  . . .  Aliya  is  her  aim  . . .  Her 
diligence  and  earnestness  will  surely  lead  her  to 
success. 

n'six  its'?  t>s?  —  nanp  mra  Tixstoi 


SALLY  LEA  BASS 

ns1?  mtsr 

There  is  nothing  "fishy"  about  Sally  . . .  Gendler's  gra- 
cious actress  ...  A  good  "sport"  with  a  sense  of  humor 
...  A  soft-spoken  booster  who  likes  lab  and  library  . . . 
Well-liked  by  everyone  wherever  she  goes. 

tonan  Tipa  x">n  ?a 


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ELEANOR  BERG 

tytsp  rr>n 

Vivacious  volunteer  worker  . . .  Retired  head  of  Co-op 

. . .  "Patterned"  for  leadership  . . .  Gave  a  chemical  cari- 
cature . . .  Her  sherut  is  needed  in  the  office  and  in 
making  all  our  days  like  "Chaggim". 

nasn  vpi->  raj  3^ 


MILDRED  BERGER 

Sofr  spoken  . . .  Future  teacher  with  a  flair,  for  folk- 
songs . . .  Office  occupant . . .  Bensonhurst  "Burger"  . . . 
Adorned  Chaggim  and  Chagigas  . . .  First  row,  first 
seat — last  row,  last  seat . . .  She's  still  tops  with  us. 

nnaw  "73a  '31?  Tiyia  xV 


CECILIA  BERKOWITZ 

miss 

An  accomplished  pianist ...  A  bowling  enthusiast . . . 
Practiced  at  painting  posters  and  providing  products 
of  the  pen  . . .  Friendly  and  "co-op"erative  . . .  An  ani- 
mal lover  and  doctor  show  devotee ...  Always 
"Chipp(y)"er  and  bound  to  go  places. 

-pTy  xb  nasi  ion 


30 


BEVERLY  RUTH  BLOCH 

A  laibedike  Lubavitcher  with  a  lovely  smile  and  a 
lively  wit . . .  The  "TYPE"  of  girl  our  Elchanette  is 
made  of ...  A  sensational  Sing  thanks  to  Bev's  revised 
renditions ...  A  well  traveled  miss  who  will  always 
have  a  special  place  in  our  hearts. 


fix  -\-n  d>  -Tin  n»'?n  ns' 


ELLEN  BOCK 


A  dedicated  volunteer  nurse  and  volunteer  librarian 
. . .  Handy  at  handling  hairdos  . . .  Athletically  adept 
member  of  Young  Israel . . .  Native  Boro  Parker  noted 
for  her  quiet  serenity . . .  Sure  to  meet  no  stumbling" 
"B(l)ock". 


mbv  htiti  m1?^  anis 


MINA  BOGACIK 

Recently  relinquished  residence  in  Crown  Heights — 
readily  received  in  East  Flatbush . . .  Her  long  blond 
hair  lends  a  beatnik  air  . . .  Effusive  talker . . .  Never 
"Bog'ged  down  by  trivialities — headed  -straight  for 
success. 

■pcysa  dts  rmv^  "HPX»  aro  ps 


31 


AILEEN  ROCHELLE  BRENNER 

*m 

Capt"ivatingly  "Cheer"ful ...  A  dimpled  asset  to  the 
Sing  . . .  Multi-talented  star  of  Chagiga  and  director 
of  Purim  Operetta . . .  Put  fire  in  your  class  with 
"Brenner  . . .  Aileen  is  a  real  "sport"  . . .  She  has  the 
KEY  to  RINGing  success. 


rofia  miDi  ixin  ns1  my:m 


ESTHER  BRYKS 

IflDN 

Pronounced  Brrrrrrryks  according  to  Monsieur . . . 
Slightly  off-key  but  "pointed"  in  the  right  direction 
. . .  Frequently  found  in  the  office  or  bookroom  . . .  An 
enthusiastic  economist . . .  May  she  reach  the  highest 
note  on  the  scale  of  success. 


mxj  imai  213  T?P  '3 


tA^ 


r. 


U?     ^  ,r^         ^  ELEANOR  BURAK 

-^  mn 


Q  J  C    t^/V 


^<-^e^^ 


•7*~&%^ 


Ambitious  and  interested  . . .  "Office"-iently  "Lab'ors 
on  many  squads ...  A  Crown  Heights  Yeshiva  crony 
from  East  Flatbush  . . .  Laughingly  tolerates  teachers 
...  A  tall  girl  with  high  aspirations. 


•'ihrw  nirrua  'a  "?$? 


32 


DARLA  CHAVKIN 


Beneath  her  gay  exterior  lies  a  profound  philosoph- 
ical interior ...  A  junior  sophisticate  and  a  dynamic 
debator . . .  Her  clothes  in  Vogue  ...  A  future  fashion 
designer  with  a  mature  outlook. 


REBECCA  COGAN 


"Art'isticaUy  affiliated  with  the  Flame . . .  "EU'ghly 
re'  Ll'able . . .  Her  innocent  humor  made  for  many 
merry  moments  in  class ...  A  BELLE  who  ELARBORs 
friendship  for  alL 


i:-)X  I'T  T>»2 


EVA  DAXKXER 

mri 

Freckles  and  tun ...  A  dauntless  diet  advocate  with  a 
facility  for  French . . .  Well-liked  date  keeper  of  Eng- 
lish Chaggim . . .  Tenacious  and  trustworthy  as  treas- 
urer or  in  any  other  capacity . . .  N"EVA"r  any 
"DANK"  spirits  in  her  presence. 


rrarft  nr,  cys1?  rwp 


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MIRIAM  DWORETSKY 

Delightful  member  of  Arista  . . .  Feminine  financier 
of  our  famous  Elchanette  . . .  Added  to  our  Purim 
success  as  Miss  Preen  . . .  Forever  fluffy  flip  never 
flopping  . . .  Spin's  perky  protegee  . . .  Our  most  strik 
ing  senior. 

in  irv  mo  "iw 


RISA  EBERT 

n:ssnw 

A  sophomore  supplement  to  Central  from  Yeshiva 
Central  Queens  . . .  Official  senior  model . . .  Accepted 
to  Arista  . . .  Red-headed,  part-time  librarian  . . .  Inter- 
ested in  music  and  art . . .  An  inquisitive  mind  whose 
questions  are  sure  to  be  answered. 


nv&yn  nww  jvwn  n"?san  ^s 


ROSALYN  ELBOGEN 

Doodles  her  way  through  the  dullest  of  classes . . .  An 
ARTistic  CRAFTSman  . . .  "Arista'cratic  attributes  . . . 
Contributes  to  Chaggim ...  A  darn  good  debator — 
and  in  Hebrew,  too!  ...Sure  to  "draw"  happiness  in 
the  lottery  of  life. 


msn  i»  i1?  mxsrn  rfmy1?  mxsn  x\iw  "73 


34 


MIRIAM  FEINMAN 

Serv(ic)ed  Society  as  co-editor  of  the  Flame . . .  A 
"leading"  hospital  volunteer ...  A  cheerleader  with  a 
"head"  for  Beauty  and  Charm . . .  An  artful  actress 
who  excelled  at  the  Chanukah  Chagiga  and  Purim 
Operetta  ...  A  friend  who's  . . .  bright . . .  witty  . . .  and 
cute. 


iw  nr  my  **ns 


CAROL  ANN  FISCH 

j?a«s  run 

Her  calm  composure  characterized  Doctor  Applbaum 
at  our  Sing  victory  . . .  An  asset  to  Asbury  Park  . . . 
Conscientious  in  studies . . .  One  of  Sodden's  eco- 
nomic saviours  . . .  An  individual  unwilling  to  com- 
promise her  ideals. 


o'yawi  nma  D'asn  nm 


BARBARA  LEE  FISCHMAN 

ns1?  nana 

Poet  Laureate  of  the  class . . .  First  in  our  hearts  for 
bringing  us  in  first  in  the  Sing . . .  She's  a  "Lulu"  . . . 
Main  interest:  Money — as  Treasurer  of  CO.,  Charity 
Drive,  and  Potato  Chip  Sales  . . .  Will  fulfill  T]W? 
D^BMTO  ntOiT  and  we  hope  all  her  future  wishes  will 
be  fulfilled. 

rvp-nn  m  nmx  oipan  nx  amx  !  mnx  jn 


35 


MALKA  FISHER 

A  Connecticut  Yankee  in  Central's  court . . .  Talented 
leader,  avid  reader  . . .  Charity  Drive  Director  . . .  Kin- 
dles Hebrew  Flame  with  her  ideas  . . .  We're  sure 
she'll  "Bridge"  her  way  to  the  "Port"  of  success. 

D'aw  dp?  anas?  D'pmy  ttp  -iiaxn  ny  tppmyn  731 


HANNAH  FOGEL 

■oyn 

A    winning    Vice-President . . .  Always    on    Arista  . . . 
Spreads   her   sunny   disposition   as   she   "serves"    the 

G.O Fo(i)gel  for  Veep  . . .  A  capable  orator  who 

pulled  us  through  many   assemblies  and  debates . . . 
A  faithful  friend  with  a  "freilach"  future. 


pais  wwd  "imDi  nainan  ryaa 


RUTH  FUTERKO 
7p*n 

Outstanding  sense  of  humor  . . .  Pastiche  playwright, 
perceptive  prose  writer ...  As  co-editor,  she  lends  her 
literary  talents  generously  to  the  Elchanette  . . .  Offers 
many  a  "splendid  rendition"  . . .  "Co-author"  of  "Gone 
With  the  Wind" . . .  May  her  life  be  one  perfect 
composition. 

.ru^-p  nron  izpni  —  u?'x  a?a  nxj?  D'piay  D'a 


36 


RIMA  GABEL 

A  great  girl  from  "Green  Mansions"  ...  Busi(ness)ly 
manage (r)s  the  bookroom  ...  Efficient  reorganizer 
...  A  laibedike  basketball  player  and  a  lively  booster 
. . .  Forever  smiling  as  she  soars  to  success. 


arurc  npmn 


DEBBY  GELLIS 

Keeps  us  in  stitches  in  class  and  as  head  of  the  em- 
broidery club  . . .  Polishes  pages  of  the  Flame  with  fas- 
cinating photography  . . .  "Service"d  several  "Squad"- 
rons  . . .  Always  busy  licking  labels  . . .  Bettered  Boost- 
ers and  Bookroom  . . .  Devorah  will  always  "bee"  busy. 


rain  win*?  firaT  —  min  n^ay 


HELAINE  PHYLLIS  GEWIRTZ 

no-in 

Artistically  adept — from  blazing  banners  to  subtle 
scenery  . . .  "The  Tenth  Man  Who  Came  To  Dinner" 
...  A  smiling  success  as  "Gambler  Kamber"  ...  A  lit- 
erary success  in  Mr.  Mineroff's  class ...  A  sure  success 
in  the  future. 


rrwjra  Dnyrca  m^m  rrr  nsa  .T?  un 


37 


RUCHEL  GITTLER 

*rn 

Interests:  Bnei  Akiva,  Bnei  Akiva,  Bnei  Akiva . . . 
Constantly  dances  "Frisky"ly  . . .  Methodically  mathe- 
matical . . .  Entertains  us  with  daily  dancing  duets  . . . 
Continuously  occupied  in  crocheting  Kipot . . .  We 
wish  her  success  in  the  "volleyball"  of  life. 


mya  Tico  •oaxi  mran  ^ 


MADELINE  GOLDSTEIN 

PlSte  "135V 

This  Paris  born  lass  has  a  talent  for  poetry  as  shown 
in  her  able  assistance  to  the  Elchanette  . . .  Lights  the 
literary  spark  of  the  Flame . . .  Her  friendship  is  an 
eternal  fire. 


-\b  nitsi  y>-iiz/x  —  'JDXn  '3  TED  vr 


ELLEN  GORDON 

npa-i 

As  G.O.  genius  she  rose  to  the  top ...  An  able  Presi- 
dent with  ardent  aspirations  . . .  Bubbly  Booster  head 
. . .  Our  First  Lady  . . .  Have  a  Cooky?  . . .  Hebrew  prin- 
cipal's pet  protegee  . . .  Here  is  a  friend  forever. 


••Vaj?  "?aa  ">pbn  nn  —  'Vay  "jaa  nan?  'a1?  '3 


38 


RUTH  GREENFIELD 

ton 

r'etite  provider  of  props  for  our  dramaric  enterprise 
. . .  Always  in  the  spirit  of  Chaggim  . . .  Cream  cheese 
and  pickles  for  a  creamy  complexion  . . .  Gregarious, 


Generous,  Greenfield . , 
good  natured  gal. 


.  Ads,  ads,  ads,  add  up  to  a 


nsa  pm  anix  im 


SARALEE  HALPERN 

ns1?  mtt> 

The  only  sophomore  to  "benefit"  by  heading  a  club 
.  .  .  Literarily  inclined,  proved  by  her  efforts  in  the 
library  and  bookroom  . . .  Mothet's  helper  on  office 
squad . . .  Her  sensible  outlook  will  always  carry  her 
through. 


■73"?  a'o&i  ait: 


SHEILA  HANDLER 

npan  *ww 

Wonderful  with  wild  witticisms  . . .  "Co-author"  of 
"Gone  With  the  Wind".  ..One  of  our  higher  rank- 
ing seniors  . . .  Feature  editor  with  a  flair  for  fun  . . . 
Helped  us  skit  through  our  Sing  . . .  "Sheil"  surely 
"Handle"  any  problem. 


noai  ant  'sVxa  t>s  rrnri  ^  aid 


3? 


LILLIE  RHONDA  HELFMAN 

Cute  class  connoisseur  of  coiffures  . . .  Closely  con- 
nected with  competitive  committees  . . .  Interested  in 
ice  skating . . .  An  office  and  library  assistant . . .  En- 
joys sketching  and  scribbling  . . .  Guaranteed  to  enjoy 
a  life  of  happiness. 

jt»t  ntyyaa  miw  nanan 


MATILDA  HELLER 

A  girl  with  vocational  aspirations  . . .  "Sport"ingly 
judged  Competitive  Assembly  in  Freshman,  year  . . . 
Syste"MATTY"cally  spends  her  time  aiding  the  office 
and  the  library ...  A  traveller  to  school,  bound  to 
travel  far. 

rsa  kVio'  ait)  a1? 


JUDITH  HERMAN 

rrprp 

Engrossed  and  Energetic  Editor  of  our  Elchanette  . . . 
Aided  Freshman  frolic  by  writing  Sing  songs  . . .  Col- 
lected credits  as  hard  working  head  of  Hebrew  Chag- 
gim . . .  Multitude  of  high  principles  and  strong  de- 
termination to  be  equalled  by  none. 


m'n  "?y  rr^y  nsi  —  "?'n  wy  nua  rm 


40 


RONNIE  SUSAN  HERSHCOPF 

nr 

A  sweet  "Hershie"  ...  A  volunteer  nurse  who  studied 
at  Rambam  . . .  Able  actress,  merry  mimic  . . .  Person- 
able Sing  impersonator  of  Doc  . . .  Vivacious  vocalist 
.  ..Her  name  and  her  future  are  one  and  the  same — 
Rena. 

run  unvft  irs  pimp  x'w  tx 


CHERYL  HOFFERT 

miss 

Modesty  and  friendliness  personified  . . .  Furthered  the 
class  cause  as  president  and  treasurer  . . .  Able  choir 
singer  . . .  An  interested  Intercollegiate  ...  In  her,  Ben- 
sonhurst  is  truly  well  represented. 


3"7n  ^x  D'DJDi  a1?.!  in  a'ssvn  vain 


EVELYN  HOCHBERG 

nin 

Delving  in  the  mathematical  sciences  . . .  Expresses 
herself  well  in  words  and  modern  dance ...  A  sopho- 
more entry  from  Sheepshead  Bay  . . .  Considerate  . . . 
We  wish  complete  happiness  to  a  completely  sincere 
girl. 


IDDa  inn  nvi  nup 


41 


GISELLE  ISRAELOWITZ 

rr.B-y 

A  gazelle  with  a  truly  swift  mind . . .  A  fervent  fan 
of  folk  music . . .  Enviable  accomplishments  in  the 
field  of  study  . . .  Authority  on  suspensions  and  solu- 
tions . . .  Gifted  with  a  sense  of  humor ...  A  truly 
"Gitta  Maydeleh"  sure  to  reach  great  heights. 


njn  a'on  D'asn  iwb 


ANNETTE  ITZKOWITZ 

run 

A  gentle,  pleasant  manner  . . .  Blithe  bibliophile  . . . 
Patient  temperament  sp"ice"d  into  an  interest  in 
sports ...  A  challenging  point  of  view  to  meet  all  of 
life's  challenges. 


GOLDY  KALTER 

nam 

A  treasure  of  a  girl ...  A  record  "Spin'ning  gem  . . . 
Practices  her  debates  in  the  classroom  . . .  Very  popu- 
lar with  both  people  and  teachers . . .  Ac  "credit'ed 
head  of  Sherut  and  member  of  Arista  . . .  Always  there 
when  you  "KAL  T"o  h'ER" — Goldy  outshines  them 
all. 

fras  by  nm  rf?nx 


42 


TOBY  KAPLOWITZ 

"A"  class  Arista  associate . . .  "If  eyes  were  made  for 
seeing"  . . .  Meticulous  in  every  respect . . .  Leader  of 
the  embroidery  club  . . .  Competitive  assembly  parti- 
cipant . . .  Twice  presided  at  the  head  of  the  class  . . . 
Yona  will  always  be  successful  in  her  missions. 

trip  -pry!  ns'  i:n 


TAYNA  KARKOWSKY 

ftMft 

Posture  perfect  and  posters  perfect . . .  "Spec"tacular 
...  A  crony  from  Coney  . . .  An  Honor  Society  student 
. . .  Quiet  demeanor  for  a  serious  senior  . .  .Will  easily 
a'TAYN  A"ny  goal ...  A  girl  sure  to  make  her  mark 
on  the  world. 


nna  rtopa  nx>xw  im  tidx 


AHUVA  KASTNER 

rains 

A  leading  Sabra  . . .  Lends  her  talents  to  Elchanette 
and  Flame  as  Hebrew  Editor . . .  Associated  with 
Arista  and  Sherut . . .  Championed  the  Charity  Drive 
to  success  . .  .Draws,  sings,  does  everything  . . .  Ahuva, 
the  perfect  name  for  a  wonderful  girl. 


np"7  «i'D'  trnsip  pnai  paa  xii?1  a"?  nan1? 


43 


ARLENE  KAUFMAN 

Kute,  Kookie  Kauf  ...  A  slip  of  a  girl . . .  School  sec- 
retary with  spirit  supreme  . . .  Tante  to  twins  . . .  One 
of  our  exuberant  "Tenth  Men"  . . .  Weinstein's  double, 
but  a  singular  girl  with  whom  none  can  compare. 

laxsrt"  nmo  pnna  U'Hi  ip^na  rmw 


SHARON  HADASSAH  KELMAN 

nDin  msar 

Lithe,  Lively,  and  Lighthearted  . . .  Services  rendered 
on  the  G.O.  and  in  the  office . . .  Her  classroom  antics 
keep  our  spirits  high  . . .  Her  own  "high"  spirits  and 
"high"  ideals  will  pave  the  way  to  happiness. 


HADASSAH  KESSLER 

nonrt 

One  Wisconsinite  . . .  "KEN'yirbu  "OSHA'reha  . . . 
Her  humor  brightened  the  dullest  days  . . .  "Fohr"  a 
movie  criticism  call . . .  Fun  loving  and  "freilach" 
friend  . . .  "Accordion'ing  to  us  she's  great. 

mnnn  nx  nawn  mpan  nx  nawa 


JEAN  KESSLER 

Bowed  in  in  our  Sophomore  Year ...  A  scientific 
volleyball  player  . . .  Habitual  helper  of  Mrs.  Halpern 
. . .  Offers  a  boost  to  any  team  effort . . .  Famous  for 
French  studies  ...  A  natural  blonde  ...  A  natural  for 
a  happy  future. 

•vkh  "73  'rya  in  mwu 


PHYLLIS  KLARISTENFELD 

Amicable  Arista  affiliate  . . .  Active  in  G.O.  activities 
. . .  Extrovert  leader  of  English  Chaggim  . . .  "Co-op"- 
erative  worker,  cooperative  friend ...  A  girl  whose 
every  word  is  a  "pearl"  of  wisdom. 

nyi  ">t\bw  v  ^>ai  dtjq  a-n  anr  vr> 


JUDITH  KLEMPNER 

rv*nrv> 

Combines  enthusiasm  with  sound  judgment  in  every 
effort ...  MERITs  COMMENDATION  for  a  job 
well  done  as  Effervescent  English  Editor  of  Elcha- 
nette ...  An  active  affiliate  of  Arista,  Sherut  and  G.O. 
. . .  The  Senior  with  a  special  gift  for  making  friends 
and  keeping  them. 


na  x'nai  na  ism  na  ian 


4 


ROBERTA  KRAMER 

ton 

Windows  are  her  nemesis  . . .  Interested  in  singing, 
whether  listening  or  participating . . .  An  individualist 
always  . . .  An  office  helper  . . .  Modern  ideas  with  old 
fashioned  charm. 

ira"1  baa  nrostztfi  runai 


EDNA  KREISER 

rimy 

Capable  captain  of  cheerleaders . . .  The  fabulous 
freshman  who  made  debating  . . .  Our  Margot  in  the 
Chanuka  Chagiga  . . .  "Beauty  is  truth"  . . .  Well  fixed 
for  family  in  faculty . . .  She's  as  bright  as  the  songs 
she  sings. 

o^py  nb'ban  ravw 


ill  ca 


fit/ 
ELLEN  RUT;  I  KRIEGER 


npsi 


Modern  dancer  who  favors  athletics  . . .  "Exercised" 
physical  fitness  ...  A  chalil-ist  with  "chein"  . . .  Relish- 
es reading ...   A  talented  girl  destined  for  happiness. 


-man  i»  Trrn  nman  ya  ainn 


46 


MARTHA  LEA  KURTZ 

■>ttS 

Martha,  the  first  lady  of  Israeli  dance ...  Dances 
Horas  day  in,  day  out . . .  Athletically  affiliated  with 
both  the  basketball  and  volleyball  teams... We  all 
"Kurtz'y  to  her  enveloping  effervescence. 


Tinnn  xs:  nnr 


VERONICA  LEBOVITS 

first 

Charming  Chic  Cheerleader . . .  From  Platter  Spin- 
ning to  Book  Room-ing  to  Office-ing . . .  Full  of  Frolic 
...  A  "Vera"table  G.O.  gem  . . .  With  a  sparkling,  un- 
ceasing spirit. 

13  pK  mm  nm  "fta 


HELEN  LEER 

run 

Winsomely  winning . . .  Hails  from  Boro  Park ...  A 
Booster  who  is  lively  on  and  off  court ...  A  Compe- 
titive Assembly  participant . . .  Figure  perfect ...  A 
carefree  candidate  for  a  life  free  from  care. 


nrnnv  D,!7n'?n  n'mxrip 


47 


HELENE  LIEBMAN 

run 

Studious  and  zealous  reader  . . .  Connoisseur  of  the 
arts  . . .  An  amateur  psychologist  with  an  aptitude  for 
playing  the  piano  . . .  Mature  . . .  Never  to  be  found  in 
bobby-sox  and  sneakers,  always  to  be  found  earnest 
and  straight-forward. 


RENEE  LIEDER 

A  "lieder"  in  knitting ...  A  follower  in  bowling  and 
volleyball ...  A  laborer  in  the  lab  and  co-op,  and 
helper  in  the  office . . .  Her  own  patience  "nurses" 
calmness  in  others. 

visa  dis  *?w  inaw  nxpa 


HEDY  ROCHELLE  LEVY 

npan  run 

A  lover  of  laughter  . . .  Competent  crocheter  of  Kipot 
. . .  Generously  donates  her  talents  as  hospital  volun- 
teer, lab  worker  and  sing  contributor ...  A  Booster 
. . .  Surprises  us  with  spontaneous  overflow  of  emotion. 


48 


JENNY  MAJEROWITZ 

An  outspoken  cheerleader  with  a  flair  for  fashion  . . . 
Sparkling  with  Zionism  as  well  as  humor ...  A  young 
individualist . . .  An  unduplicatable  "mademoiselle"  . . . 
He  who  laughs  lasts. 


3}  n»w  D'ry  tx» 


ERICA  MARKOWITZ 

aw  r,:n 

Pretty,  Proficient,  Popular . . .  Famous  for  flawless 
French  penmanship  ...  A  "cheer)'"  disposition  . . .  Vi- 
brant volleyball  player  and  inveterate  G.O.  officer  . . . 
Ascended  to  Arista  . . .  Sure  to  ascend  to  the  heights 
of  success. 


EVA  MELLER 

mn 

Petite  platinum  blonde  with  perfect  features . . . 
"Ever"  RE  ( a )  Dy  to  help  as  a  volunteer  nurse ...  A 
Boro  Parker  with  a  taste  in  books  . . .  Enjoys  ice  skat- 
ing and  any  other  sport . . .  Her  quiet  personality 
forms  the  foundation  for  a  lasting  friendship. 


in  ]rp  D'ny1? 


49 


JUDITH  MERL 

Contrary  to  popular  belief,  "Merl"  is  Judy's^  last 
name  . . .  "R"eliable  "A"nd  "M"erry  "B"esides,  "A"l- 
ways  "M"ischievous  ...  A  future  Hebrew  teacher  . . . 
Offers  office  aid  . . .  Her  friendliness  and  enthusiasm 
will  be  an  asset  to  her  always. 

-in"1  dj  trnx  row  d'jh  noi  mo  no  nan 


doris  morgenstern 

htdt 

One  of  the  matched  set  of  fraternal  twins . . .  A  fu- 
ture corporation  executive  ...  Diversified  interests  in 
both  sports  and  literature ...  Charity  Drive  collector 
May  all  her  gambles  be  profitable  investments. 

n^y  "iwn  non  bw  tnn 


ESTHER  MORGENSTERN 

A  bright  girl  from  Brighton ...  Excels  in  Mathe- 
matics as  well  as  in  creative  writing . . .  Likes  skating 
...  An  individual  twin  . . .  Her  Hebrew  accent  is  often 
misplaced  . . .  Her  good  will — never. 

■win  dVtoi  i?nx 


50 


HELENE  MOSHEL 

mr»n 

East  Flatbushite  with  Mexican  interests  and  a  truly 
Brooklyn  accent  .  .  .  Inquisitive  .  .  .  Well-read  .  .  . 
Forever  feuding  with  Fohr . . .  Attractive  "Lily"  of 
Bais  Yaakov  . . .  A"N  A  ( i ;  DEL"  maidel. 


"pirn  itx'i  ts  nns 


LILY  NADEL 

Sociable  secretary  of  Y.  I.  Intercollegiates  of  East 
Flatbush  ...  A  considerate  colleague  . . .  Capable  class 
officer . . .  Effervescent  expert  on  Israeli  music . . .  Tes- 
sel's  talented  typist . . .  She  gains  popularity  on  "con- 
tact", (lens). 


laa'n  nm:  ninnn  rm 


GRETA  NEBENZAUL 

Mixes  math  and  mohairs ...  A  volunteer  nurse  and  a 
sports  loving  librarian ...  An  intercollegiate  with  an 
interest  in  Mizrachi ...  A  tall  girl  topped  with  a  per- 
fect hairdo . . .  Headed  for  a  perfect  future. 


n"?n:  wj  naan  naiu 


51 


CYNTHIA  OLENICK 

nits' 


An    "OLE"  Bnei    Akiva"NIK" ...  A    "striking"    girl 

with    spirit  to    "spare" ...  A    squadron    of    interests; 

lab,  library,  office,  and  co-op . . .  Lots  of  kick  in  her 
pursuits. 

niDT  tp1?  lynaoj  nan  bijn  xtinin  ~s   Q-/^.;  ,. 


( ADINA  )  ADELE  PAM 

Speaks  Softly,  Writes  Sharply ...  An  active  mind 
brimming  over  with  ideas  which  she  expresses  best  on 
paper  . . .  Sincerely  Serves  Segulah  . . .  The  "FLAME" 
of  thoughtfulness  and  honesty  within  her  is  recog- 
nized at  once  by  all  who  know  her. 


BEVERLY  PARNESS 

A  timely,  tenacious  learner  of  Torah ...  An  Arista 
asset ...  An  affinity  for  Hebrew  displayed  in  class, 
on  the  debating  team,  and  on  Hebrew  Chaggim  . . . 
A  helpful  and  considerate  girl . . .  Her  quiet  mien  is 
proof  of  her  wisdom. 


nyon1?  -\2b  nun  ,13tk  naan'?  a-wpn'? 


52 


JOAN  PHYLLIS  PLATNICK 

miss 

Active,  blonde  "cheer  "ful . . .  Photogenic  photogra- 
pher of  the  Elchanette  ...  A  voluble  debator  . . .  De- 
votedly directed  Chanukah  Chagiga  to  success  . . .  An 
adept  actress  whose  role  is  to  add  spirit  and  spice 
to  life. 

~2  xsa'  nnaan  iww 


IRENE  JUNE  PRAGER 

nys^ns    rvn 

Under  her  lively  exterior,  lies  a  funny  interior . . . 
Instills  life  in  any  class  "on  contact"  ...  A  sincere  Se- 
gula  member  . . .  Chaya  Achinoam  keeps  us  on  "pins" 
and  "needles"  ...  She'll  always  be  Irene...  I"y^3 


-na^n  am-  "?o  nx  'rnpa  'in 


CHERYL  BEA  RABINOWTZ 
"7TS 


Triple  squadronette-library,  lab,  and  office  . . .  Fabulous 
forensic  talents . . .  Mizrachi  member  with  many 
"merits"  . . .  Appreciative  and  appreciated  . . .  CHERY- 
shed  by  all. 


•>w3i  15?e;5w  Tainan 


53 


FEIGE  RABINOWITZ 

miss 

The  highest  ranking  senior  . . .  Acclaimed  by  Arista  y 
Acclaimed  by  All . . .  Sedulous  sincere  speaker . . .  Ru- 
bel's  answerer  . . .  "A"  class  advocate  against  Hoffman 
. . .  Our  "Feige"  will  soar  to  the  heights. 

ns'B  "dx»  iano»  to  to 


REBECCA  RABINOWITZ 

An  East  Flatbushite  with  an  interest  in  'music  and 
art . . .  Read-headed  and  reliable  . . .  Always  happy  as 
head  of  Hebrew  Debating  Team  . . .  Her  hair  and  her 
smile  liven  up  the  days. 

aiu  21?  ;  mxn  in  pari?  mu  -\-n  int'8 


ADELE  REICH 

Doubly  dominates  Dramatics  . . .  Literary  and  Oratory 
interests  evident  in  her  work  on  the  Flame  and  De- 
bating Team  . . .  Also  a  Booster  . . .  Here  is  a  blonde 
who  really  does  have  fun  . . .  EnTWINed  in  our  hearts 
forever. 


rvp^na  irsa  ns 


54 


RENEE  REICH 

One  of  a  set,  yet  individual  too  . . .  This  petite  miss  is 
a  top  notch  debator,  always  winning  with  her  blonde 
hait  and  blue  eyes  . . .  Leading  "dtamatics"  lady  . . . 
Her  original  songs  have  always  been  a  help  in  our 
sing  and  assembly  victories  . . .  She  is  readily  "boost- 
ing" her  way  to  success. 

D'js  Txn  ms  nann 


MIRIAM  REISER 

Gifted  with  glowing  goodness  . . .  Favored  with   line 
features,  she  fluted  her  way  to  head  of  Chalil  club 
Casually  covers  cracks  with  English  Chaggim,  while 
"co-op"-erating  with  a  sunny  smile  . . .  From  Crown 
Heights  to  Central  she's  our  favorite. 

D'-rana  rtoi  cpnnn  nan 


i 


f^V 


c^v 


SUSAN  REMER 


O  \  Refreshingly  enthusiastic,  merry,  and  ever  ready  to 

"  \-A     y^  laugh  . . .  Sprinkled    with    freckles  . . .  Socially    favored 

i\o  ...  Intercollegiate    interests    in    Crown   Heights ...  A 

girl   gifted   with   "Su(e)"p   "Reme"(r)    friendliness. 


,* 


H 


mi  nawn  nsn  r^yi 


55 


DIANE  PENNY  RESNICK 

mw 

Very  popular  Arista  Vice-President . . .  Excelled  as 
athletic  administrator  and  participant . . .  Conducted 
Calisthenics  Club  and  "Capt'ained  Basketball . . .  Veri- 
tably versatile  . . .  Her  Flame  of  thoughtfulness  has 
always  "serviced"  us ...  A  good  Penny  that  always 
turns  up  when  needed. 

rnw  jian^a  nxa  ms1  -iaro  pnx 


ESTHER  ROSENBAUM 

"IflDK 

Our  answer  to  the  three  B's  —  Busy,  Bright,  and 
Beautiful . . .  "News"  worldly  wise  . . .  "Direct"  cause 
of  Purim  success ...  To  our  Booster  head  in  white 
and  red,  we  wish  a  FLAMEing  future. 

osy1?  ssnai  ws:1?  pina  ,ayi  nax  izm  nix 


HELEN  ROSENMAN 

Office  operator ...  Nonchalant ...  She's  "TOVA"  as 
Gitty  or  as  Helen . . .  An  Intercollegiate  who  loves 
children  . . .  Jolly,  jubilant,  and  jocose . . .  Family  con- 
nections "Where  the  Boys  Are"  . . .  We  predict  a 
"GIT"  life  and  a  "ROSE'y  future. 

310  ?X)tt>»    DIP  31D 


56 


JUDITH  ANNE  ROSNER 


run 

Scientific  prowess,  scientific  ambition  . . .  Writes  with 
a  depth  of  expression ...  A  girl  with  intellectual  pur- 
suits . . .  Side  interests  in  baseball . . .  Fine  character  . . . 
Sometimes  serious,  sometimes,  light,  always  "ROS'ey. 

n"?'nn  mwnan  nwya  hid 


HADASSAH  SCHAER 

An  Arista  basketball  player  (?)  ...  Terrific  Typing 
Editor  of  our  Elchanette  ...  A  cheinavdik  chalilist . . . 
"Cap'ped  us  seniors  at  the  Chanuka  Chagiga . . . 
Dassy  is  sure  to  have  a  "Schaer"  in  the  "heights"  of 
success. 

mm  dv^s  '^ya  aiD  "?3iin  "in  xxai 


MYRA  SCHAFFER 

A  dependable  debator  full  of  well-worded  wisdom  . . . 
Inclined  to  Intelligent  Interests  . . .  Gifted  with  quick 
recall  and  vast  knowledge . . .  Myra's  the  one  girl  to 
know. 

its  inaaix  ^s\  tm 


57 


MARILYN  SUE  SCHECHTEB 

m»  nVna 

Outspoken  orator  of  Hebrew  Debating ...  A  ( j )  she- 
shter  in  the  classroom  . . .  Played  a  "principal"  part 
in  the  sing  . . .  Helpful  volunteer  or  nurse  who  has  an 
inherent  interest  in  history  . . .  Her  smiling  and  sym- 
pathetic manner  has  won  her  the  friendship  of  all. 

may  —  n»3n  -nx 


JUDY  SCHIFFER 

rvmrp 

Diligently  and  deftly  designs  . . .  Tall,  talented,  and 
trustworthy ...  A  portrait  painter  with  both  pen  and 
palette  ...  A  consistent  companion  . . .  We're  sure 
she'll   draw   a   beautiful   future. 


I1?  aiiai  "p-wx  —  ^xn  '3  tsd  5W 


LOIS  NAOMI  SCHWARTZ 

Tall,  blonde,  athletic  ...  A  former  booster  and  volley- 
ball player  ...  A  present  volunteer  nurse  . . .  Always  at 
ease ...  A  girl  from  Boro  Park  who'll  do  well  any- 
where. 


11ST  Wi?31  310  -imp 


58 


HELEXE  SHAPIRO 

mn 

Fashion  pace  setter . . .  Her  luminous  eyes   see  only 

the  good  in  others . . .  Always  on  the  G.O A  co-op 

keeper . . .  Leaving  Crown  Heights  for  Far  Rockaway 
. . .  bhe  11  never  be  far  from  our  hearts. 


vs  1=72  lrrna  toiai  ,"raaa  d^k  -px  aio 


HADASSAH  SHARBAXI 


Thank  heaven  for  little  girls . . .  Castanet  Clacking 
Colombian . . .  Studious  and  conscientious  . . .  Dark 
tresses  to  contrast  with  her  light  spirit . . .  All  her 
roads  lead  to  Boro  Park  and  to  luck. 


msa  DTasa  pirn 


PXIXA  SHARFMAX 


A  "pearl"  of  a  girl . . .  Proficient  performer  at  the 
piano . . .  An  Ohel  Moshe  alumnus  with  a  quiet  air . . . 
Skillful  sketcher  of  Chaggim  posters  . . .  Harmonious 
in  voice  and  personality. 


las  323  *por  K7i 


59 


REBECCA  LISA  SHIFFMAN 

npan 

Piano  playing  product  of  Colombia  . . .  Merits  com- 
mendation for  her  "striking"  performance  in  the  lab 
and  on  the  bowling  team ...  A  lively  lass  with  a  sharp 
wit . . .  Sure  to  sail  on  the  sea  of  succes. 

■pmnuma  ipay  ixa 


JEANETTE  SIMONOWITZ 

npina 

A  serious  girl  with  'a  sincere  interest  in  science . . . 
Spends  spare  time  in  yarmulka  making  and  on  lab 
squad ...  A  Zionist  who  couldn't  wait;  skipped  school 
and  studies  to  go  to  Israel . . .  We're  sure  she'll  travel 
far  on  the  road  to  success. 

in  laia  nnaa: 


VIVIAN  GAIL  SOKAL 

mn 

Amicable  and  Artistic  . . .  Faithful  friend  of  festival 
decorations ...  A  knack  for  knitting  and  a  flair  for 
French  . . .  Relishes  records  and  music  in  any  form  . . . 
May  her  life  be  a  joyful  melody. 


laxy1?  nip  aiD  dw  nip 


60 


YAFFA  STERN 

Un"debate"ably  the  best  head . . .  One  of  Mister 
Fohr's  "S'panol  Students  . . .  Amiable  member  of  Aris- 
ta and  G.O "Yaffa",  our  blushing  beauty  . . .  This 

"Stern"  will  always  be  ahead. 

mwb  "?s  non  mini  nsom  nnns  rrs 


HENNA  SUKENIK 

Subtle  and  sincere,  quiet  and  considerate  . . .  An  earn- 
est reader  . . .  Dependably  agreeable  . . .  Plans  for  a 
Pedagogic  Profession  . . .  We  can  all  learn  from  her 
unassuming  manner. 

•nawn  wp^ix  mmxi  d'hid  -pm  y?n  ijra1? 


REGINA  TENNENBAUM 

nsi 

A  "GENIE"us  for  getting  out  of  classes  and  busying 
herself  in  the  bookroom  . . .  "Head"ing  a  very  success- 
ful "co-op"erative  movement . . .  Admired  by  all  for 
her  bright  smile  and  sunny  disposition  . . .  Genie  Ten- 
nenbaum,  where  are  you?  . . .  Find  her  and  you'll  find 
a  treasure. 

D'js  3D"  nan'  n"7 


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HANNAH  TEPLER 

n:n 

Our  answer  to  Joan  Baez . . .  Strummed  our  sing  to 
victory  . . .  Keeper  of  Bassel's  books  . . .  Active  in  as- 
semblies and  chagigas  . . .  Diligent  Hebrew  Debater 
. . .  Une  belle  etudiante  Francaise  . . .  Will  succeed 
"Earlye  in  the  Morning.'' 

ii-ikx  d'-pwi  niT»T  D'sas 


SHIRLEY  THEE 

m»  rr>n 

One  of  the  most  consistently  cheerful  faces  that  ever 
brightened  up  Central's  dreary  halls  . . .  Boosted  the 
Boosters'  spirit  and  ours . . .  Thee,  Thay,  Tee,  Tay, 
whichever  way  you  pronounce  it,  it  means  terrific. 

ram  oraui  miai  nm  rait:  vs 


EVELYN  WAGSHUL 

mn 

From  a  bubbly  booster  to  a  beautiful  Calah  . . .  Com- 
petitive  assembly   participant   and   Purim   Player . . . 

Scintillating    and    Sincere . . .  Governed    the    G.O 

Shlom(o)   to  Wan  Nu  couple. 

Dan  rrua  i»w  lana  ixix 


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SUSAN  LEE  WANT 

Avid  Arista-ite  .  .  .  Vibrant  G.O.  veteran  .  .  .  Able- 
minded,  devoted  to  study ...  A  bright  brunette  with 


cheerful  smile . 
of  friends. 


.  Susan  will  never  be  in   "Want" 


rf?ion  ns  noVipn  napn  ns  rorxiaw  u?di 


LINDA  WEINBERG 

nans 

Sweet,  smart  and  sincere  . . .  Permanent  G.O.  resident 
. . .  Full  of  inner  beauty  and  outer  charm  . . .  Athletic 
interests  . . .  An  early  addition  to  Arista  who  serves  on 
Sherut  as  well ...  A  girl  rooted  in  our  hearts  forever. 

nann  -iipa  ynu  bm 


MADELINE  WEINMAN 

Only  girl  in  Fohr's  3rd  year  French  class  whom  he 
knew  . . .  and  who  knew  . . .  "Art"standing  Elchanette 
editor  . . .  Mathematical  proficiency  . . .  Carried  away 
Chaggim  Contest  Competition . . .  Mrs.  Jacobson's 
favorite  and  ours  too. 

-iXBnn1?  rr>T>  nwyn 


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SHEILA  WEINSTEIN 

nw 

Red  hair  with  a  temper  to  match-references:  MVf.A. 
Her  energies  were  sublimated  into  worthwhile  chan- 
nels as  Assistant  Director  of  the  Chanukah  Chagiga, 
her  second  show  biz  success  . . .  Our  bright  Biologist's 
bubbly  manner  and  blithe  spirits  are  the  basis  for 
future  happiness. 

•>*a  mtn  D'ry  ns1  oy  'iisis 


ANNIE  WEISS 

rao  rr»n 

A  volleyball  enthusiast . . .  Retired  head  of  Yarmulka 
club . . .  An  eventual  engineer  . . .  Jokingly  jubilant . . . 
Mr.  Weinstein's  steady  . . .  Much  Ado  Annie ...  A 
lively  girl  with  lively  ambitions. 

nwyan  n"?x  np'y  unian  x"? 


JUDI  WERNER 

Our  all-around  girl . . .  Possesses  a  wonderfully  warm 
and  wacky  personality  . . .  Featured  favorite  of  Elcha- 
nette  ...  As  captain  she  "basket"ed  many  wins ...  A 
credit  card  inspiration  to  Freshman ...  As  a  friend 
in  inspiration  for  all. 

mnxn  -isyn  nnasa 


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BELLA  WIEN 

..  nta 

An  ardent  admirer  of  Dr.  Jof  en  . . .  Educational  am- 
bitions ...  An  office,  library  and  lab  denizen  ...  A  Miz- 
rachi   member  with   a  Bais  Yaakov  background.. 
Always  gets  down  to  the  root  of  all  problems. 

in  rpi1?  -]vxib  jnn 


MARCIA  WILEN 

Head  of  the  Yarmulka  Club  and  Booster  and  J.V. 
member  . . .  Willingly  works  as  a  volunteer  worker 
and  writes  for  Flame  as  well . . .  Hopes  to  be  an  in- 
terior decorator  ...  A  cheerful  friend  to  all . . .  May 
her  life  always  be  as  sweet  as  a  "bowl"  of  maraschino 
cherries. 

tod  i»nn  ]n  nwx 


HARRIET  WOLFF 

A  champion  bowler  . . .  Comes  from  Crown  Heights 
to  liven  up  our  classes  . . .  Full  time  Hebrew  librarian 
. . .  Always  carrying  on  transactions  with  Mr.  Kamber 
. . .  She  is  "high'ly  esteemed  by  all  who  know  her. 

ra-na  traVin^  ait:  j»»'  s1? 


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LINDA  ZELINGER 

nix1? 

Her  soft  voice  offsets  the  clickety-clack  of  her  type- 
writer . . .  Soothing  volunteer  nurse  . . .  Borderline  Boro 
Parker  . . .  Helps  further  Flame's  future  . . .  Softness 
personified  in  her  creamy  complexion  . . .  Her  casual 
qualities  can  be  surpassed  by  none. 

m-an  nmnx  runnx 


Action  is  the  proper  fruit  of  knowledge. 
— Fuller 


'-yrl%  ;>": ''•'  V'::  ■■ 


^J-reSni 


We  enter  with  a  whirlwind  —  Hurricane  Donna  hits  us  hard  .  .  . 
They  say  there  is  strength  in  numbers  and  we  are  129  strong  .  .  .  Start 
of  a  life-time  tradition —  B  class  gets  Rubel,  A  class  gets  Edna . . .  M. 
Mashal  sings  the  glories  of  France  and  of  the  fourth  year  of  French  .  .  . 
Does  the  Coop  sell  chickens?  .  .  .  Our  first  Competitive  Assembly  lays 
an  egg  .  .  .  Early  indoctrination  by  Rabbi  Sodden  —  lunch  time  at  10 
o'clock  ...  In  between  class  rush  follow  the  UP  stairs  down  .  .  .  Mr. 
Grossman  invents  a  new  musical  form  —  The  Twitch  .  .  .  Applbaum 
fills  "Alper's  Empty  Barrels"  with  Prose  and  Poetry  and  awards  us  with 
a  little  red  check  .  .  .  Double  Mazel  Tov  —  Raab  and  Sonnenfeld  get 
married  but  not  to  each  other . . .  Lunch  Time  Line  Up  —  Watch  out  for 
the  hot  soup  —  What  So-o-o-u-u-up?  .  .  .  ."Tous  mes  complements  pour 
votre  chef  d'oeuvre".  M.  Mashal  —  What  chef  d'oeuvre?  .  .  .  Poet  Laure- 
ate Perlman  leaves  after  a  long  reign  .  .  .  Sokolow  teaches  economics 
and  leaves  for  better  economic  fields  .  .  .  Bitton  comes  and  Bitton  goes 
and  leaves  a  soft  impression  .  .  .  Beauty  Tips  —  M.  Mashal  .  .  .  We  are 
still  in  a  whirlwind  —  snow,  snow,  snow  and  days  off,  days  off,  days  off . . . 
Henny  gives  a  book  report  and  Kamber  gets  all  choked  up  .  .  .  Freshmen 
find  week-end  fun  with  fashions  .  .  .  Freshies  feud  with  Fuchs  and  Fuchs 
flees  .  .  .  Mashal  starts  out  competing  with  Adolphe  Menjou  but  ends 
up  looking  like  Marlon  Brando  .  .  .  Berenholz  packs  it  on  —  A  class 
goes  to  Dr.  Lewin  —  Dr.  Lewin  goes  to  Berenholz  —  Berenholz  goes  to 
A  class  and  the  final  can  go  to  .  .  .  Ignorance  is  bliss  except  in  competition 
—  and  that's  why  our  big  sisters  won  the  sing  .  .  .  We  promise  to  show 
them!  ...  As  we  reach  the  "final"  part  of  the  year  we  look  forward  to 
our  summer  freedom  and  three  more  final  years. 


1  know  I  put  it  somewhere. 


I   sometimes   wc 
going. 


if    I    am    coming   or 


*J>otiht 


First  day  of  school:  Dardac  wouldn't  teach  Sophomores  —  Dardac  couldn't  teach 
Sophomores  —  Dardac  never  taught  Sophomores  —  What  never?  Well,  hardly  ever . . . 
Beauty  Tips  —  Mrs.  Jacobson  .  .  .  "You  should  only  make  out  like  mine  daughter  Ros- 
alie made  out"  .  .  .  "It's  a  bird,  it's  a  plane,  it's  a  flying  buttress"  .  .  .  We  go  up  one  notch 
on  the  competitive  assembly  ladder  .  .  .  Our  first  fire  drill  leaves  us  watching  Rubel 
and  Dardac  burn  up  .  .  .  Ziva  teaches  us  about  disease,  Jackie  teaches  us  about  the 
healthy  sickness,  Feingold  teaches  us  how  to  cut  classes,  and  Broyde  teaches  .  .  .  Beren- 
holz  packs  it  on  —  A  class  goes  to  Dr.  Lewin  —  Dr.  Lewin  goes  to  Berenholz —  Beren- 
holz  goes  to  the  A  class  and  the  Final  can  go  to  .  .  .  We  begin  to  practice  for  our  second 
sing  but  never  get  a  chance  to  display  our  talents  .  .  .  After  one  term's  vacation  —  con- 
tinuation of  a  life-time  tradition:  B  class  gets  Rubel  .  .  .  Enter  Mrs.  Gold,  exit  English 
and  Hygiene  .  .  .  We  pledge  allegiance  to  the — Ooom  pa  pa  oompa  pa,  peanuts  pop- 
corn —  of  the  United  States  of  America  .  .  .  We  wish  Mr.  Kamber  a  Mazel  Tov  eleven 
months  too  early  and  we  give  him  a  present  to  prove  our  "point"  .  .  .  "Many  zygotic 
paranoidiacs  resulted  from  this  state  of  internal  contrefusion,  which  was  a  wooden 
structure"  —  "You  recited  that  like  a  prayer"  .  .  .  The  Altmans  get  contact  lenses  .  .  . 
Deutsch  comes  and  Horowitz  goes  .  .  .  We  try  to  break  into  G.O.  politics  with  Cooky 
and  Judy  H.  running  for  Secretary  and  Treasurer  respectively  and  Judy  W.  makes  it 
as  head  of  Sherut  .  .  .  Our  frogs  arrive  in  time  for  wgn  np^3     .  .  .  Accidentally 

on  purpose  Room  21  is  missing  one  doorknob,  one  teacher,  and  one  student  .  .  .  Strike 
out  against  vanity  —  we  lose  the  mirror  on  the  second  floor  .  .  .  Kravitsky  Kracks  up 
Kourse  .  .  .  We  get  a  Kick  out  of  our  Regents  .  .  .  67,  66,  65,  64  —  our  marks  are  a 
decreasing  arithmetic  progression  .  .  .  Our  Bio  Regent  leaves  us  wondering  about  those 
forty  periods  of  lab  .  .  .  Rabbi  Rubel's  first  encounter  with  the  Board  of  Regents  leaves 
him  confused  and  the  Sophs  breathing  easy  .  .  .  We  leave  looking  forward  to  a  tough 
Junior  year  and  Chemistry  with  Annenberg. 


The  Art  of  French 


69 


a1 


Third  year  slump  in  the  population  —  we  are  now  116  strong  .  .  .  Annenberg  has 
always  taught  chemistry  —  Ziva  dosen't  know  a  blasted  thing  about  chemistry  — 
Guess  who's  teaching  chemistry?  .  .  .  Will  the  real  Mrs.  Tessel  please  stand  up  — 
Irene,  not  you!  .  .  .  Dr.  Jofen  gives  us  a  hepped  up  Beethoven  symphony  .  .  .  "Der 
bruder  iz  an  arbiter"  .  .  .  "Let  out  your  mussar,  Dardac,  mussar"  —  he  does!  .  .  .  Beauty 
tips  —  Mrs.  Gold  .  .  .  Eleanor  gets  contact  lenses  .  .  .  Chemistry  class  —  you  should 
pardon  the  expression  —  joins  the  ranks  of  the  National  Aeronautics  Administration 
.  .  .  Rabbi  Friedman  evolves  the  suspension  theory  .  .  .  Continuation  of  a  lifetime  tradi- 
tion —  B  class  gets  Rubel  and  the  A  class  lets  them  have  Berenholz  .  .  .  Miriam  gets 
contact  lenses  .  .  .  '"ilpl^  m"WD3  Win*,  and  Feige  saves  the  day  with  a  quick  retort 
.  .  .  Tune  in  for  Weinstein's  lively  lessons  .  .  .  Gottleib  comes  and  smothers  us  with 
motherliness  .  .  .  The  Junior  class  cordially  invites  the  Junior  class  to  Mr.  Kamber's 
house  for  the  weekend  —  and  Mr.  Kamber  joyfully  exhibits  his  third  addition  .  .  .  We 
successfully  exhibit  our  consternation  at  present  administrative  conditions  in  song  — 
Westward  Ha!  —  Barbara  leads  us  to  victory  even  though  we  could  not  tell  tales  about 
Rubel  .  .  .  We  promised  to  show  them  and  we  did!  .  .  .  "Mr.  Spin,  when  I  asked  you 
to  go  over  the  problem,  I  did  not  mean  it  literally"  .  .  .  B  class  adopts  a  new  uniform 
official  color  —  red  .  .  .  Mrs.  Adelman  teaches  English  "hand"-somely  .  .  .  Goldy  gets 
credit  for  trying  .  .  .  We  fiinally  make  it  in  GO.  politics  —  Cooky  becomes  President, 
Hannah,  Vice  President,  Arlene,  Secretary  and  Barbara,  Treasurer  .  .  .  Irene  gets 
contact  lenses  and  they  go  to  her  head  .  .  .  We  lose  a  major  asset,  our  only  good  bath- 
room is  given  to  Faculty  .  .  .  "We  hereby  declare  that  the  aforementioned  work  is  com- 
pletely our  own."  —  signed  the  French  class  ...  By  now  we  are  truly  Bored  of  Regents 
...  Of  our  own  free  will  we  decide  to  go  to  all-girl  summer  camps  in  the  Liberty 
vicinity. 


70 


I 

Look  at  the  clock. 

It  says  10  to  12. 

It  is  10  tol. 

That  clock  always  says  10  to  12. 

It  is  dead. 

It  doesn't  say  tic-toe  anymore. 

It  doesn't  say  anything. 

Everything  is  quiet. 

No,  not  everything. 

Hear  the  pneumatic  drill. 

Boom  . .  .  Drill . .  .  Drr  .  .  . 

Classes  are  disrupted. 

Teachers  are  unheard. 

Chaos  reigns. 

Reign,  chaos,  reign 

We  haven't  learned  a  thing  in  a  week. 

Keep  up  the  good  work  N.Y.C.  Construction  Men. 


Ill 

See  the  vision. 

It  is  Mrs.  Jacobson 

She  is  a  mystic. 

She  makes  things  out  of  nothing 


See  the  office  of  the  High  Command 

The  doors  are  closed. 

Listen  in. 

You  may  learn  something. 

Glasses  are  clinking. 

Clink  .  .  .  Clink  .  .  .  Clink 

Teachers  are  drinking. 

Not  hot  chocolate 

Either 

Lush!  .  .  .  Lush!  .  .  .  Lush!  . .  . 

Yesterday  it  was  a  birthday. 

Today  it  is  an  engagement. 

Where  will  it  end? 

You  don't  have  to  drink  to  be  a  Centr 

teacher. 
But  it  helps! 


:B  w* 


IV 

See  the  Freshmen. 

They  are  little. 

They  are  scared. 

They  are  inexperienced. 

See  the  Seniors. 

They  are  big. 

They  have  Dr.  Jofen. 

They  still. have  no  experience 

But  they  are  more  scared. 

In  June  they  will  graduate. 

They  will  face  the  wotld. 

WATCH  OUT,  WORLD!!! 


What  is  misery? 

Misery  is  being  called  on  for    "'"^  P103    when  you've  only  prepared  until  3"D 

Misery  is  Dr.  Lewin  walking  in  in  the  middle  of  your  oral  book  report. 

Misery  is  our  yearbook  pictures. 

Misery  is  koshering  a  chicken  with  a  broken  food  bag. 

Misery  is  a  Senior  watching  "Saturday  night  At  The  Movies". 

Misery  is  an  Opportunity. 

Misery  is  a    "H2y  JtlT    for  3  extra  points  you  never  get. 

Misery  is  an  assembly  during  your  free  period. 

Misery  is  financing  the  yearbook. 

Misery  is  mass  graduation! 


II 


What  is  happiness? 

Happiness  is  not  being  called  on  once  while  you're  learning   D'ODWD 

Happiness  is  finishing  lunch  before  Miguel  throws  away  your  sandwich. 

Happiness  is  Rabbi  Sodden's  class. 

Happiness  is  a  snowstorm. 

Happiness  is  an  assembly  during     iHQl     period. 

Happiness  is  Sen.or  proctoring  a  final. 

Happiness  is  a  Hebrew  book  with  large  print  and  three  page  stories. 

Happiness  is  a  fire  drill  in  the  middle  of  a    S'Si     test. 

Happiness  is  finding  out  that  what  Dr.  Jofen  told  us  ain't  necessarily  so. 

HAPPINESS  IS  BEING  A  SENIOR! 


72 


It  seems  that  not  everybody  was  in  the  Liberty  area  —  Evelyn  Wagshul,  where 
were  you?  Mazel  Tov  on  her  engagement  .  .  .  Central  changes  with  a  changing  world  — 
the  Elchanette  changes  printers".  .  .  Ravetch  returns  after  a  lo-o-o-ng  leave  of  absence 
.  .  .  Cohen  takes  a  leave  of  absence —  forever  .  .  .  Rabbi  Dr.  Sodden  is  replaced  by  Rabbi 
Mr.  Bronfeld  .  .  .  For  security  reasons,  the  Freshmen  have  Elbaz,  Tabory  and  Wein- 
traub  .  .  .  Senior  neither  pusillanimous  nor  procrastinate  any  longer  —  for  our  salva- 
tion is  near  .  .  .  Scholarship  tests  —  They  say  that  knowledge  is  power  but  we  don't 
feel  so  strong  .  .  .  We  win  the  competitive  assembly  —  "From  ">n  Chair  to  riDin" 
Feige  and  Weintraub  start  a  new  dance  —  that's  our  president  of  Arista  for  you  .  .  . 
The  Chanukah  Chagiga  was  a  big  success  with  Miriam  F.  a  real  scream  .  .  .  Elephant 
jokes,  Katy  Wynters,  and  ball-point  bananas  make  up  the  spice  of  life  while  hair- 
pieces add  glamour  .  .  .  Rabbi  Friedman,  we  are  not  advanced  enough  for  Advanced 
Algebra  .  .  .  Best  wishes  to  our  teachers,  Misses  Ziva  Epstein  and  Judy  Tabory  on  their 
engagements  .  .  .  Dr.  Jofen  prepares  us  for  the  worst  in  marriage  —  koshering  a  chicken 
..  .  .  What  do  you  call  koshering  a  frog?  .  .  .  The  first  Flame  is  full  of  senior  nostalgia . . . 
At  our  week-end  Rabbi  Rosenmund  is  Terrific  .  .  .  We've  got  everything:  the  Beatles, 
Peter,  Paul,  and  Mary,  and  Almond  Joy  .  .  .  The  Chaverim  have  chaverim  who  have 
chaverim  .  .  .  Wanted:  one  typing  teacher  for  fourteen  new  typewriters  .  .  . 

m»1K  nxil  .  .  .  *JV  rf?13  m»lX-nXT  :*hma  minis  D^You  can  have  it  .  .  .  "The 
Man  Who  Came  to  Dinner  "  was  well  digested  by  all  .  .  .  Our  photographs  come  and 
the  photographer  goes  .  .  .  Another  Mazel  Tov  to  our  collection — Madeline  Goldstein  on 
her  engagement  .  .  .  We  would  also  like  to  be  the  first  to  congratulate  all  those  who  be- 
come engaged  from  now  on  ...  An  incomplete  diary  marks  the  end  of  four  complete 
and  full  Calendars  years. 


Memory  is  the  treasury  and  guardian  of  all  things. 

— Cicero 


Ljeneral   \_Sraanizauon 


Ellen  (Cooky)  Gordon 
President 


CLASS  G.O.  REPRESENTATIVES 
From  left  to  right : 

B.  Beck,  E.  Markowitz,  G.  Mylnarski,  S.  Kellman,  G. 
Israelowitz,  T.  Bienenstock,  B.  Gordon,  S.  Hauser,  D. 
Karkowsky,  S.  Want,  C.  Edell,  J.  Klempner,  C.  Neufeld, 
V.  Balsam,  V.  Lebowitz,  P.  Thurm,  N.  Masliansky,  H. 
Polanski 


Hannah  Fogel 

Vice  President 


Arlene  Kaufman 
Secretary 


Mrs.  Z.  Spiegler- 
Faculty  Advisor 


The  G.O.  this  year  has  truly  lived  up  to  its  name.  It's  been 
constantly  on  the  Go.  New  innovations  such  as  the  G.O. 
Bulletin,  High  School  Bowl  and  reorganization  of  clubs  and 
the  Co-op,  prove  the  abilities  of  a  very  active  staff.  Speaking 
of  being  on  the  go — they've  kept  us  going  to  a  spirited 
Chanuka  Chagiga,  highly  enjoyable  Purim  Operetta,  and  a 
whirling  visit  to  the  World's  Fair.  The  G.O.'s  actions  speak 
louder  than  our  words. 


Barbara  Fischman 
Treasurer 


President — Feige  Rabinowitz 
Vice  President — Penny  Resnick 


Faculty  Advisor — Rabbi  Y.  Dardac 


Left  to  right : 

T.  Karkowsky,  T.  Kaplowitz,-  R.  Ebert,  H.  Schaer, 
R.  Elbogen,  M.  Dworetsky,  H.  Fogel,  Y.  Stern, 
R.  Strenger,  L.  Weinberg,  S.  Want,  G.  Kalter, 
S.  Hochberg,  E.  Weintraub,  P.  Thurm,  A.  Kast- 
ner,  E.  Markowitz,  V.  Lichstein,  S.  Berenholtz, 
S.  Solomon,  B.  Scharfman,  P.  Resnick,  F.  Rabino- 
witz, P.  Klaristenfeld,  J.  Klempner,  R.  Weinberg, 
E.  Zollman,  H.  Newman,  A.  Gold,  N.  Klingberg, 
B.  Parness,  I.  Prager 


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rabbi  broneel1) 


remember 
purim  operetta 


ANUARY,  '64 


BROOKLYN  26.  N.Y. 


VOL.  XV    NO 


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Published     by     YUHSG 

Rabbi  Charles  Friedman  —  English  Principal 

Dr.  Isaac  Lewin  —  Hebrew  Principal 

Mr.  Samuel  Levine  —  Director 

Mr.  Paul  Ravetch  —  Advisor 

Esther  Rosenbaum  _ - - Editor-in-Chief 

Miriam  Feinman  - Co-Editor 

Madeline   Goldstein   „ ..- Literary  Editor 

Adina   Pam   Feature  Editor 

Sally  Altman 
Deena  Balsam 

Marcia  Wilen - News  Editors 

Penny  Resnick  „ _ Sports  Editor 

Rebecca  Cogan „ - - Art  Editor 

Debby  Gellis  Photography  Editor 

Linda  Zelinger  __ - -..  Typing  Editor 

Ruth  Greenfield  , Business  Manager 


Despite  their  many  activities  and 
heavy  schedules,  Esther  Rosenbaum 
and  Miriam  Feinman,  editors  of  the 
Flame,  have  managed  to  put  out  a 
very  pleasant  newspaper.  News,  in- 
terviews, feature  articles  and  car- 
toons have  been  successfully  com- 
bined in  this  publication.  They  also 
deserve  recognition  for  the  work 
they  put  in  switching  from  printing 
to  offset  publication. 


Mr.  Ravetch, 

Faculty  Advisor 


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Mr.  A.  Kamber 
Faculty  Advisor 


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Editor — Ahuva  Kastner 


This  year  more  than  any  other  the  ~"t'~  our  He- 
brew newspaper,  merits  praise.  Ahuva  Kastner,  tire- 
less Editor  has  not  only  published  quite  a  few  edi- 
tions, but  has  made  each  one  readable  and  enjoyable. 
Special  recognition  must  go  to  the  double  effort  in- 
volved in  purring  out  a  newspaper  in  offset  printing. 


Staff  from  left  to  right: 

R.  Metzner,  D.  Karkowsky,  M.  Fisher,  R.  Cogan, 

G.  Herskovics 


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Mr.  R.  Bassel 
Faculty  Advisor- 


ENGLISH  LIBRARY 


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BOOK  ROOM 


Heads — Rima  Gabel 
Regina  Tenenbaum 


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ENGLISH  DEBATING  TEAM       Head :  Yaffa  Stern 

From  left  to  right : 

S.  Weinstein,  D.  Goldberg,  M.  Schaffer,  Z.  Angeil,  N.  Isseroff,  G. 
Kalter,  R.  Leider,  S.  Hauser,  A.  Gold,  F.  Geller,  V.  Balsam,  E.  Kreiser, 
A.  Reich,  R.  Reich,  Y.  Stern,  J.  Platnick,  H.  Krumbein 


HEBREW  DEBATING   TEAM      Heads :  Hannah  Teppler 

Rebecca  Rabinowitz 

From  left  to  right : 

C.  Rabinowitz,  M.  Schechter,  A.  Kastner,  H.  Fogel,  F.  Rabinowitz, 
Y.  Veintraub,  G.  Herskovics,  R.  Rabinowitz,  H.  Teppler,  R.  Metzner, 
B.  Parness,  T.  Karkowsky 


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Student  Service  ^Jo 


Head :  Goldy  Kalter 


Top  row,  from  left  to  right : 

H.  Polonsky,  H.  Fogel,  J.  Werner,  G.  Tennenbaum,  E.  Berg,  F.  Rabino- 
witz,  P.  Resnick,  G.  Mylnarsky,  T.  Stein,  N.  Isseroff,  F.  Geller,  R. 
Groyer,  E.  Weintraub,  S.  Hochberg,  L.  Weintraub,  L.  Weinberg,  J. 
Klempner,  V.  Lichstein,  R.  Cohen,  B.  Scharfman,  J.  Platnik,  G.  Kalter, 
J.  Herman,  S.  Hilsenrad,  Z.  Ciment,  G.  Herskovics,  S.  Hauser,  A.  Gold, 
M.  Feinman,  E.  Zollman,  T.  Karkowsky,  C.  Edell 


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OFFICE  SQUAD 


84 


CO-OP 

Head — Regina  Tennenbaum 


HEBREW  DANCE  GROUP 
Leaders — Ruchel  Gittler 
Martha  Kurtz 


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BASKETBALL  TEAM 
Captain:  Judi  Werner 

E.  Reis,  L.  Shnitzler,  T.  Stein,  B.  Pretter,  H.  Pinsky,  S.  Solomon,  M. 

Rudensky,  H.  Palonsky,  M.  Levine,  F.  Resnick,  E.  Grossman,  J.  Werner, 

C.  Edell,  R.  Cohen 

Athletic  Manager:  Elaine  Grossman 


VOLLYBALL  TEAM 

Captain:  Toby  Stein 
From  left  to  right : 

C.  Feinman,  R.  Gittler,  A.  Gold,  R.  Leider,  A.  Weiss,   P.  Thurm,  L. 

Schwartz,  R.  Lieser,  B.   Pretter,  J.  Werner,  T.  Stein,   P.  Resnick,  E. 

Grossman 


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BOOSTERS 

Heads :  N.  Halpern 
F.  Geller 


CHEERLEADERS 

Heads :  Aileen  Brenner 
Edna  Kreiser 

From  left  to  right : 

Top:  E.  Rabinowitz,  J.  Hook,  J.  Platnick,   E.  Blazer,  E.   Markowitz, 
J.  Majerowitz 

C.  Feinman,  M.  Feinman,  R.  Weinberger,  V.  Lichstein,  V.  Lebowitz, 
A.  Brenner,  E.  Kreiser 


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ENGLISH  CHAGGIM 

Heads — Phyllis  Klaristenfeld 
Miriam  Reiser 


ENGLISH  JOURNALISM  CLUB 
Leader — Esther  Rosenbaum 


BOND  DRIVE 

Head — Malka  Fisher 


HEBREW  JOURNALISM  CLUB 
Leader — Ahuva  Kastner 


MUSSAR  CLUB 

Leader — Rabbi  Dardac 


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HEBREW  CHAGGIM 
Head — Vera  Lichstein 


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ARTS  AND  CRAFTS 

Leaders — Madeline  Goldstein 
Judy  Schiffer 


KNITTING 

Leaders — Renee  Leider 
Irene  Prager 
Marilyn  Schecter 
Vivian  Sokal 


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YARMULKA  CROCHETING 
Leaders — Hedy  Levy 

Marcia  Wilen 


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SEWING 

Leader — Eleanor  Berj 


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EMBROIDERY 

Leaders — Debby  Gellis 

Toby  Kaplowitz 


BENEFIT 

Leader — Saralee  Halpern 


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BOWLING  TEAM 


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Leaders — Adele  Reich 
Renee  Reich 


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CHOIR 

Leader — Leah  Klienman 


HEBREW  DANCE  CLUB 
Leaders — Ruchel  Gittler 
Martha  Kurtz 


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HOSPITAL  VOLUNTEERS 
Leader$ — Marcia  Wilen 

Miriam  Feinman 


BEAUTY  AND  CHARM  CLUB 
Leader — Linda  Weinberg 


95 


JUNIOR  VARSITY 
DEBATING  TEAM 

Not  shown  leader  Malka  Krumbein 


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Best  Wishes  from 
THE   GENERAL  ORGANIZATION 


For 

MAZEL  &  HATZLACHA 

TO  ALL  THE  GRADUATES 


COOKY  GORDON-President 
HANNAH    FOGEL-Vice  President 
ARLENE    KAUFMAN-Secretary 
BARBARA   FISCHMAN-Treasurer 


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To  Our 


ELEANOR 


From  Your  Parents  and  Sister 
MR.   and   MRS.   M.    BERG   and    PEARL 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Chiam  Kofman  and  Sons 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Leo  Silver 
700  Myrtle  Ave.  •  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 


Dandy  Zipper  Co. 
434  S.  5th  St.  'Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 


Fields  Plastic  and  Chemical  Co. 
1  99  Garibaldi  Ave.  •  Bronx,  N.  Y. 


To  Our  Darling 

BEVERLY 


VERY   BEST  WISHES   FOR   A 
WONDERFUL   FUTURE 


FROAA   YOUR   LOVING   PARENTS 
DR.   and   MRS.   SAMUEL   BLOCH 


EVIE,    IRA,   JAY   and   JANIE 

CHAYA,   YEHUDA   KALMAN,    and    RIVKIE 

UNCLE   GENE 

COUSINS   JAN,   JACK,    ROBERTA   and    MATTHEW   WIENER 

UNCLE    HARRY   and   AUNT    BEA 

UNCLE   VEL   and   AUNT   SYLVIA 

LENNY,   MARTIN,   and    ROBERT 
UNCLE   AL   and   AUNT   MANDY 


and 

ARROW   IGNITION    INC. 

SUN    ROCK   AUTO   PARTS    INC. 


102 


Congratulations 

and 

Best  Wishes 

To  Our  Darling 


AILEEN 

MAY   THE    FUTURE    HOLD   GOOD   LUCK   FOR   YOU 

MOTHER,    DAD   and    BILLY 
BOBEE   and   PAPA 


103 


Congratulations 


To 


JUDY  HERMAN 


from 
JUDY   and  JEFF 


SAM   BROTMAN 
HYMAN   SCHUTZER 
JULIUS   HANDLER 
ELIOT   MELTON 
A.    KAHANE 


104 


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To 


GOLDY  KALTER 


from 

MOMMY,    DADDY   and   YISROEL 
MENACHEM  CHANA  and   AHUVA 

SHLOMO  and    RACHEL 
GRANDMA  and   GRANDPA 


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105 


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AAazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  To 


PENNY 


MOM,   DAD  and   STEVEN 

BUBA,   CHANA,   GRANDMA   and   GRANDPA 

UNCLE   JACK,    EMMA   and   DICK 

AUNT   MIRIAM   and    UNCLE   MARVIN    and    Family 

AUNT   SONIA   and    UNCLE   LENNY   and    Family 

AUNT   DOROTHY   and    UNCLE   HY   and    Family 

AUNT   MOLLY   and    UNCLE   SOL   and    Family 

DR.    and   MRS.    RESNICK   and    Family 

MR.    and   MRS.    ROSENTHAL 

MR.   and   MRS.   SENKER 

MR.   and   MRS.   ALTER 

MR.   and   MRS.   SELTZER 

WAXMAN'S 

P  &   B  TRUCKING 

SABEL  BAKERY 


106 


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EDNA 

WITH   LOVE 


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Abba,  Imma,  and  Sarah 

Avraham,  Hemdah,  Timnah,  and  llan 

Shabtai,  Orah,  David'l,  Nurit,  Avi,  and  Rochaleh 

Savta,  and  Aunt  Yaffa 

Dr.  and  Mrs.  S.  Linick 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  O.  Spitalnick 


Mazel  Tov  to  Our  Rabbi  and  Rebitzen 
and  Dear 

EDNA 

CONGREGATION   ACH1M  TERNOVK-ER 


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To 


MARILYN  and  SALLY  ALTMAN 

Love 
MOM,  DAD  and  SHAINDY 


Mazel  and  Bracha 
To 

JUDY 

Mommy  and  Daddy 
Ira,  Howard,  and  Zev  Abramowitz 
Bubbie  Dora 
All   the  Aunts,   Uncles  and   Cousins 
Dr.  Solomon 
Lowen's  Bakery 
Munzeles  Grocery 
Crown  Grocery 
Sam  Kaufman 


108 


Congratulations  on  Your  Graduation 

HELENE  LIEBMAN 

Dr.  and  Mrs.  E.  Brodsky  and  Family 

Susswein  Cleaners 

M.  Friedman 

In  Memory  of  Samuel  Liebman 


Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes 
for  a  Wonderful  Future  To 

TOBY 

Mom  and  Dad 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joe  Mendansky 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Goodheart 
Mrs.  Kupershmidt 
Dr.  Tanners 

Benjamin  Horowitz 
Wholesale  Fruits 

1  76  Osborn  St.,  Brooklyn 


109 


Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes 

for  a 

Bright  and  Successful  Future 

to 

HEDY  ROCHELLE 

Mom,  Dad  and  Josh 
Bubby 

Uncle  Sol  and  Aunt  Frances 

Aunt  Ida  and  Cousins 

Uncle  Jack,  Aunt  Sara  and  Family 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ziefer  and  Family  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Draiman  and  Family 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Weiss  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Greenberg  and  Family 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joseph  Levine  Mr.  Nehemiah  Piller 


Mazel  Tov  and  Hatzlacha 
to 

ELEANOR 

Zeide  and  Tante 

Mom  and  Dad 

Chiam  and  Shlomo 

Aunt  Goldie  and  Uncle  Izzy 

Aunt  Gertie  and  Uncle  Sam 

Dr.  Kessler 

Madison  Oil  Co. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  G.  Green 
Mr.  Pheffer 
Pressman  Pharmacy 


110 


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Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

JUDI 

With  Love  From 

Mom  and  Dad 

and  Shevi 


Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes 
for  Future  Happiness  and  Success 

to  Our  Dear 

DASSY 

From  the  Schaer  Family 
Mommy,  Daddy 
Simchy  and  Judy 


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Best  Wishes  for  a 
Successful  Future  to 

RISA  EBERT 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Abe  Heller 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Mason 

A.  Kamlet  and  Sons 

Dealer  in  New  Woolen  Clips 

Marvin  Lzonis 


Mazel  Tov  to 

MIRIAM 

Upon  Her  Graduation 

Mommy  and  Dad  and  Sister  Cina 

Lilly  and  Dave  Zeller 

Milton  Mandor,  Licensed  Electrical  Contractor 

Ted  Salit,  Insurance  Broker 
N.  Oberstein,  Plumbing  -  Heating  •  LY  3-5161 


In  Memory  of  My  Beloved  Grandparents 

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To 

VERA 

May  Happiness  be  Yours  Always 
Love 
Mom  and  Dad 
Avram  Moshe 

Uncle  Yusi,  Aunt  Rifchu,  and  Family 
Uncle  Mendi,  Aunt  Feigi  and  Family 
Uncle  Bernard  and  Aunt  Suri 
Uncle  Hershi  and  Aunt  Hudi 


Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 
To  Our  Dear 

MATILDA 

Mom,  Dad  and  Aaron 

Aunt  Shirley  and  Rachelle 

Aunt  Sadie,  Cousin  Lillie  and  Arlene 

Cousin  Bill,  Millie,  Marcia,  Arty  and  Joy 

Rabbi  and  Mrs.  Peretz  Zutler 

Uncle  Harry  and  Eva 

Uncle  Mac  and  Aunt  Ida 

Uncle  Mark,  Jonathan,  and  Danny 


113 


To  Our 

GITTY 

With  Love 

Mazel,  Hatzlacha  and  Kol  Tov 

Bubbie 

Mom  and  Dad 

Devorah 

Chummy  and  Yaacov 

Laya  and  Sorah 

Isaac  Doris  and  Nina 
Louis  Rosalyn  and  June 
Dr.  William  Seldon 


Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes  to 

JENNY 

Mom,  Dad  and  Beverly 
Aunt  Ceil  and  Uncle  Leib 
Ezra  Benny,  Elky  and  Asher 
Aunt  Pearl  and  Uncle  Moishe 
Chiam  Beverly  and  Esther 
Aunt  Goldie  and  Uncle  Chier 
Saul  Abe  and  Ashley 
Zuckerman's  Pharmacy 


114 


B'ROCHO  V'HATZLOCHO  TO  OUR 

EVELYN 

DADDY,   MOMMY   and   YANKIE 

Congratulations  to 

CHAVI 

from  Shlomo 
Zinns  Brush  Co. 
Dienstfrey,  Inc. 
Gilbert  Trading  Corp. 
Osher  and  Reiss  Oil  Co. 
Aarmo  Brush  Co. 
Joseph  Brown,  Photographer 
Beacon  Chemical  Co. 


Best  Wishes  for  a  Successful  Future  to 

ROBERTA  KRAMER 


Mom  and  Dad  Davic]  ancj  Allen 

Bubby  and  Zadie  Grandma  Ella 

Aunt  Fanny  and  Uncle  Hyman  Aunt  Bertha 

Aunt  Estelle  and  Uncle  Aryeh  Aunt  Dora 

Aunt  Mindie  and  Uncle  Shlomie  Aunt  Chanie 

Uncle  Danny  Aunt  Harriet 


Leibowitz  -  Pine  View  Hotel 


115 


Lots  of  Luck 

and 
Best  Wishes 

ELEANOR  BERG 

GEM   PLASTICS 

700  Myrtle  Avenue 

EMAK  COATED   FABRICS  CO. 
1200  Broadway 


Mazel  Tov 

GISELLE  ISRAELOWITZ 

DAD,   MOM   and   OSCAR 

Grandma 
Cohen  Bros,  and  Louis 
Harry  Jassie 
Sam  Schiff 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  Klapper 


116 


In  Memory  of  Our 
Beloved  Grandmother 

REBETZIN  WIESNER 

From 
THE   SCHIFFER    FAMILY 


Mazel  Tov  to 

SHIRLEY  THEE 

Upon  Her  Graduation  from: 

MOMMY   and    DADDY 

Ali  and  Rachel  Thee  and  Family 
Joseph  and  Ziporah  Thee 
Julius  and  Gita  Behrend  and  Family 
Uncle  Joseph  and  Tante  Runey 


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In  Honor  of  the  Graduation  of 

ELLEN  KRIEGER 

LENNIE   JACOBS 
JONAS  P.    BERNSTEIN 
MAX   MARANTZ 
A   FRIEND 


Mazel  Tov  to 

MARILYN  SCHECHTER 

MOMMY,   DADDY,   MARVIN,   and   DEBBY 

PAPILSKY   CATERERS 

21  West  86th  Street 

New  York,  N.  Y. 

TRI-ES-CO   DIAMONDS 

30  West  47th  Street 

New  York,  N.  Y. 

TEMPLE   EMANUEL 
Youngstown,  Ohio 

118 


AAazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 

BARBARA  FISHMAN 

Mommy,  Daddy  and  Martin 

Leo  and  Leni  Fishman 

Abraham  Kleinman  and  Family 

Solomon  Greenbaum 

Max  Fink  and  Family 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Isadore  Greenberger  and  Sons 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Morris  Schertz 


Congratulations  —  Good  Luck 

SUSAN  WANT 

Uncle  Morris  and  Aunt  Sarah 
Aunt  Pauline 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Edward  Levine 
Schick  Caterers 

A  Friend  of  Susan  Want's  Father 
Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 


119 


For  Future  Happiness  and  Success  to 

MIRIAM  REISER 

From 

Mommy,  Daddy  and  Sammy 
Uncle  Irving,  Tante  Sylvia  and  Children 
Uncle  David,  Tante  Clara  and  Children 
Uncle  Paul,  Tante  Sali  and  Children 
Jack  and  Pearl  Wendroff 


AAazel  Tov 
To  Our  Dear  Daughter 

BRACHA  V'HATZLACHA 

LOVE 

Aba,  Mommy 

Noam,  Bethy  and  Daniel 


Mazel  Tov  to  the 

GRADUATING  CLASS 

From 

Judy  Herman 
Ruth  Firterko 
Judi  Klempner 
Ahuva  Kastner 
Sheila  Handler 
Judi  Werner 
Helaine  Gewirtz 
Madeline  Weinman 
Yaffa  Bachrach 
Joan  Platnick 
Miriam  Dworetsky 
Rima  Gabel 
Beverly  Bloch 
Hadassah  Schaer 


120 


Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 

For  a  Happy  and  Successful 

Future  to 

ERICA 

LOVE 

MOM,    DAD 
Murray  and  Mendi 


Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes  to 

MADELINE  WEINMAN 

From 

A.    NUSSBAUM   KNITTING  MILLS 

144  Spencer  Street 

Brooklyn,  New  York 


To 


ROZZI 

Mazel  Tov 

Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes 

To  Our  Beloved  Daughter  and  Sister, 

From 

MOMMY,   DADDY 
Rita  and  Moishe  Zvi 

Good  Luck  Always! 
From  Aunt  Edith  and  Uncle  Louie 


Congratulations  To 


CHERYL  BEA  RABINOWITZ 

From 

Her  Parents,  Family  and  Friends 

The  Prieston  Brothers 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Murray  Gold 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Kermit  Wolpin 


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To 

SHEILA  WEINSTEIN 

From 

MACDAVE   OIL    BURNERS 

182-184  Montrose  Street 

ISIDORE    REICE 

AAICHLE    NESSEL   AND   CO. 

ELITE    LIGHTING   AND 

SUPPLY    CO.,    INC. 

Distributors 

D.   J.    EGAN 
36-37  210  St.  Bayside 


Congratulations  to 

DEBBY 

From 

MOM   and    DAD 

Rozy  and  Aaron  and  Family 

Sandy  and  Jack 

Mr.  and  Mrs.     Irving  Gellis 

RISHON    CLEANERS 
S   &   B   POULTRY 


Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

R  IMA 

From  Mommy,  Daddy, 

Ann  and  Danny 

Aunt  Esther  and  Uncle  Lazer 

Aunt  Paula  and  Uncle  Phil 

Aunt  Minnie,  Uncle  Sidney, 

and  Barry 


DR.    JEROME    KELLMAN 

KAMELHAR    BUTCHERS 

AUFRICTIGS   APPETIZERS 


Best  Wishes  and 
Mazel  Tov  to 

VIVIAN 

From 

MOMMY   and    DADDY 
and  Myron 


122 


Brooklyn's  First  Drive-In  Bank 

THE   BENSONHURST 

NATIONAL   BANK 

Mazel  Tov  to 

Bay  Parkway  at  85th  Street 
Flatbush  Office 

YAFFA  BACHRACH 

Flatbush  Avenue  &  Linden  Blvd. 

Upon  Her  Graduation                            : 

MEMBER 

From 

FEDERAL   RESERVE   SYSTEM 

ASSOCIATED   FOOD  STORES 

FEDERAL    DEPOSIT    INSURANCE   CORP. 

Padawker  Bros. 

OPEN   MONDAY    EVENINGS 

5501   New  Utrecht  Ave. 

6.00  to  8  P.M. 

DAVE'S   FRUIT   and   VEGETABLE   STORE 

Drive-In  and  Walk-Up  Windows 

4805  13th  Ave. 

Open  Daily  from  7:30  A.M. 

SEMEL   AND   SON 
5013    13th  Ave. 

On  Business  Days 

"Your  Neighborly  Bank" 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

Congratulations  to 

Upon  Her  Graduation 

ANNIE 

HARRIET 

Upon  Her  Graduation 

MOM,   DAD,   GARY 

From 

Aunt  Chaniel  and  Uncle  Abe 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Harry  Stein                         H 

and  Zeide 

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HIRSH    BROS.   BAKERY 

MALKE   PERELE  and   DEBBY 

AL  &  JAY  WEINBERG  CATERERS 

DR.   MURRAY  STRONGIN 

FRIEDMAN    BROS. 

! 

STABRITE   UPHOLSTERY  CO.    INC. 

CULVER  METAL  SPNG. 

Best  Wishes  to 

Mazel  Tov  to 

HANNAH   FOGEL 

REBECCA 

on  Her  Graduation  from 

MOM   and   DAD 

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Jesse  and  Hirshy 

PAUL   MARGOLIN 

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[                              AA.   H.   DICKER   INC. 
[                                 New  York,  N.  Y. 

ABRAHAM   DICKER 

WM.  J.   KINSELLA   FUEL  OIL  CORP.            '■. 
CONSTANT  -BAND   OIL  CORP. 

Best  Wishes 

To 

MARTHA  KURTZ 

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ARNOLD   DUTCHEN 

ADAMS   OIL   CORP. 

Best  Wishes  to 

My  Blessings  to  You 

HENNA 

HENNA 

THE   SHIMSHOS 

Wish  You  Happiness  and  Success 
In  All  Your  Undertakings 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Paul  Lehrer  and  Family 

ROSE   POTKORONY 

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GROCERY   AND   APPETIZER    STORE 

1784  Prospect  PI. 

To  Our  Neice  Henna; 

Uncle  Shimon,  Aunt  Clara 

HARRY    LEVY   SHOES,    INC. 

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408  Saratoga  Ave. 

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Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

AUNT  CAROL 

PHYLLIS 

\                            HEIDI   SUSAN   KAPLAN 

Upon  Her  Graduation 

9                         PENNIE   ROSALYN   FISCH 

Mommy,  Fagie,  and  Larry 

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Uncle  Jack  and  Aunt  Pauline 

[                               LORI   AAICHEL   FISCH 

Linda  and  Jeff 

Corinne,  Mimi  and  Chani 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes  to 

: 

Our  Dear  Daughter 

RUTHIE 

EVA 

Mom  and  Dad 

with  Love 

Manny  and  Betty 

[                                     Mom,  Larry,  Judy 

\                           Uncle  Morris  and  Aunt  Molly 

Saul  and  Vivian  and  Children 

[                          Mike  and  Adina  and  Children 

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Best  Wishes  to 

SUSAN   REMER 

From  Her  Cousin 

Sara  Sue  Balsam 

Dr.  Jack  Soiffer 

Congregation  Sheves  Achim 

Dr.  Jerome  S.  Rosenberg 


To 


HELEN   ROSEN  MAN 


Henry's    Dept.    Store 

William  Seldon,  D.D.S. 
Baum  Grocery 
Greenfield  Bakery 
Robbins  Pharmacy 


To 

HADASSAH   SHARBAN! 

From 

Trencher's  Dairy  and  Grocery 
Koegalls  Glatt  Kosher  Delicatessen 
Miele  Pharmacy 


To 

REBECCA   SHIFFMAN 

From 

MOMMY   and    DADDY 
Sol  and  Isaac 


Gold  and  Reis  Inc. 

Hardware 

Apartment  House  Supplies 

4210  13th  Ave. 

Dr.  Harold  Z.  Levine 


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ROBERT  MACK  &  CO. 

SHARON 

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On  Her  Graduation 

26  COURT  STREET 

MOMMY   and   DADDY 

Brooklyn  1,  N.  Y. 

Dena  and  Leib 

UL   5-4545 

Uncle  Sam  and  Aunt  Claire 

Best  Wishes  to 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 

CHERYL  HOFFERT 

JUDI 

MOM   and    DAD 

Fran  and  Moishe 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joseph  Hoffert 

Jpon  Her  Graduation 
Mommy,  Daddy,  and  Nettie 

Moskowitz  and  Hoffert  Furriers 
Mr  .and  Mrs.  Cohen 

Congratulations  from 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Mormor  and  Family 

Dr.  Harry  Smallen 

Durawool  Company 

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Mom,  Dad,  Judy,  and  Gerald 

MOM,    DAD,    SHULAMITH 

and   ABRAHAM 

Leah  Katz  (Insurance) 

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1440  54th  Street 

^                               Congratulations  from 

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Dr.  Edward  Goldstein 

[                                 H  &  M  Bake  Shop 
[                                1062  Rutland  Road 

David  Bergstein,  M.D. 

[ 

Jan  Bart 

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To 

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ADELE  and   RENEE  REICH 

s                                               From 

MIRIAM   and   ALFRED    BELGRAD 

[                          ROSENBLATT   CASING   CO. 

LOUIS   HACKMEYER 

[                                   358  Johnson  Ave. 

Floor  Jobber 

[                                    Brooklyn  6,  N.  Y. 

ANN-LEE   QUALITY    BAKE   SHOPS 

[                                    And  From  A  Friend 

Rose  Pollack 

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Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

Best  Wishes  to 

GENIE 

Our  Neice 

«                                Upon  Her  Graduation 

BEVERLY   PARNESS 

[                      MOMMY,    DADDY   and   MIRIAM 

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A                               Myra,  Marvin  and  Stevie 

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Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

!                                     For  the  Future  to 

Our  Daughter  and  Sister 

HELENE   SHAPIRO 

GRETA 

[ 

On  Her  Graduation 

[                                              From 

MOM,    DAD   and    ELLIOT 

[                                   MOMMY,    DADDY 

?                                           and  Jackie 

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Congratulations  to  the 
MORGENSTERN   TWINS 

-Pokui  y  ackuiq  ihic. 

WHOLESALE    MEAT    SPECIALTIES 

4910    AVENUE    D 
BROOKLYN    3.    N.    Y. 
HARVEY    POTKIN 

NA    9-0222 

Certified  Oil 

Brooklyn  Oil  Company 

Holzman  and  Paris  Butchers 

N.  Oberstien  Plumbing  -  Heating 

LY   3-5161 

Mazel  Tov  to  the 

MORGENSTERN   TWINS 

UTICA    POULTRY   CORP. 
1288  Utica  Avenue 
Brooklyn  3,  N.  Y. 

NA  9-0711      NA  9-0712 

Mazel  Tov  to 

ESTH  ER 

Love 
MOMMY,    DADDY   and   MATIE 

To 

ESTHER  and   DORIS 
MORGENSTERN 

NEUMAN    and    LEVENTHAL 

CATERERS 

45  West  81st  Street 

New  York,  New  York 

EN   2-9400 

Congratulations  to 

JUDY  ROSNER 

From 

MOMMY,    DADDY   and    BROTHERS 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 
JOANNIE 

From 

MOM   and    DAD 
RUTH    and    HESH 

Best  Wishes  to 

BEVERLY   PARNESS 

BORO   FUEL   OIL 
AND   A    FRIEND 

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AAazel  Tov  to 

CYNTHIA 

On  Her  Graduation 
MOM,    DAD,   SIG,   and   LOUE 

RABBI   BEN   KOVALENKO 
MR.   KOVALENKO 

Mazel  Tov  to 
ARLENE 

BIGEL  BUTCHER   STORE 

From 
EVERETT  MONIZ 

DR.   REUBEN 

SHOPWISE   SUPERMARKET 

1967  Flatbush  Avenue 

Brooklyn  34,  N.  Y. 

ES   7-4302 

UN    3-8892                                        EV.   8-4204 

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All   Leading   Hotels  and   Banquet  Halls  Available 

Jewish    Centers 

"ltt'2        D   b"  7   J 

RABBI  JOZEF  KATZ               end                MARK   LOVINGER 
83    Division   Avenue                                       Brooklyn    11,   N.   Y. 

In  Honor  of  the  Graduation  of 
T  A  YN  A 

Parents:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jack  Karkowsky 
Grandparents:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Max  Klein 
Brothers:  Ari  and  Meyer  Karkowsky 

Mazel  Tov  to 

JUDY 

PResident  3-7537 

Du-Rite  Tool  &  Die  Co. 

PRECISION   TOOLS   AND   DIES 

STAMPING    —    SMALL  ASSEMBLIES 

MARTiN  ABRAMOW.TZ                          m  RQGERS  AVENUE 
Brooklyn  25,  N.  Y. 

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To  Our  Dear  Neice  and  Cousin 

SARALEE 

MR.    and   MRS.    NATHAN    MUCHNICK 
Ruchele,  Rivky,  Leibi  and  Yankee 

Love  and  Best  Wishes  to 
Our  Wonderful  Daughter  and  Sister 

SARALEE 

DADDY,   MOMMY,    PAULA 
and    HEIDI 

Congratulations  to  Our  Cousin 

SARALEE 

SID   and    ELISA 

Congratulations  to  Our  Neice 
SARALEE 

AUDITORIUM   CATERERS 

Glatt  Kosher 
Rev.  Norman  Muchnick 

253  Rochester  Avenue 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

HY   3-8050 

Congratulations  to 

TOBY 

HY    RICHER    and 
MIKE   MARCUS 

Mazel  Tov  to 

MATILDA 

From 

GLENVILLE   FARMS 

MINTZ    BUTCHER   SHOP 

212  Neptune  Avenue 

NATIONAL   FUEL   OIL 

TERMINALS   INC. 

LENNY   and   JO 

MR.   and   MRS.   WEINBERG 
MRS.    ESTHER  WEINBERG 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 

EVA 

Upon  Her  Graduation 

MOMMY,    DADDY,    RUTH 
and   MEL 

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REN  EE 

On  Your  Graduation 

ARTY 
GERALD   LEBOWITZ 

Best  Wishes 

GUILD   BROKERAGE  CORP. 

Complete  Insurance  Service 

23  Warren  Street 
UTICA  AUTO   BODY 
471   Utica  Avenue 
GOLDMAN'S   FRUIT  STORE 
J   &   B  REALTY 

To 

JUDY  MERL 

NEWKIRK    BAKESHOP 
1610  Newkirk  Avenue 

EMERY    DEUTSCH 
2023A  Church  Avenue 

To 

DARLA   CHAVKIN 

MR.    and   MRS.    BEN    RINGLEHEIM 

RABBI    and   MRS.   SAMUEL    BALBAN 

and   SONS 

A   FRIEND 

RITE   DRUGS 

S.  Krutick  -  Pharmacists  •  J.  Zarkower 

2261  -  65th  Street 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

"We  Deliver"  -  CL  9-5555  -  6 

Reg.  No.  31676 

Mauzone  Home  Kosher  Products  Inc. 

and  Best  Wishes 
To  Our  Daughter 

BELLA 

MR.    and    MRS.    WEIN 

Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes 
To  Our  Daughter  and  Sister 

SALLY   BASS 

MOMMY   and    DADDY 
SHELDON 

Uncle  Sol,  Aunt  Emily 
and  Benjamin 

BARON   CHEMICAL   CO.   INC. 

244  Lafayette  Street 

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Congratulations 

MINTZ   BUTCHER  SHOP 

A  Friend  of 

212  Neptune  Avenue 

MR.  and  MRS.   SIMON  WANT 

NATIONAL  FUEL  OIL 

TERMINALS   INC. 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 

To  Our  Daughter  and  Sister 

To  Our  Daughter 

LINDA 

HELEN 

MOM,   DAD,   SUSAN,   SHARON 

Upon  Her  Graduation 

and   ROBIN 

MOMMY   and    DADDY 

Congratulations  to 

Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes  to 

D  ARLA 

HELEN 

MOM,   DAD   and   YOEL 

MR.   and   MRS.   KLEINBERG 

Uncle  Sam  and  Aunt  Chanie 

and   FAMILY 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Benjamin  Ringleheim 

BOCHNER'S  GROCERY 

And  A  Friend 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 

For  a  Successful  Future 

Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes  to 

To  Our  Daughter 

MARCI  A 

EVELYN   HOCHBERG 

CLEAR-VIEW   OPTICIANS 

From    DAD   and   MOM 

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Best  Wishes  to 
HENNA   SUKENIK 

DANIEL  SUKENIK 
ATLAS   BROKERAGE   CO. 


Mazel  Tov  to 

AD  E  LE 

From 

MR.   and   MRS.CHARLES   PAM 
and   FAMILY 


BRUSCO   FUEL   CO.    INC. 

766  Amsterdam  Avenue 
New  York,  New  York 


To 
MILDRED 


Love 
MOTHER,   DAD,   and   ROCHELLE 


Mazel  Tov  to 

PN  IN  A 

May  Success  Be  With  You 
As  You  Go  From 

RABBI    and   MRS.     BENJAMIN   SHARFMAN 

Baiia,  Libby,  David,  Aryeh 
and  Your  Grandmother 


Continued  Success  and  Best  Wishes 

CHEVRA   BNEI   ISRAEL 

OF   BORO   PARK 

LEON   ZUKERKANDEL,   Pres. 

SOL   PICKHOLZ,   Vice   Pres. 

CHAIM  YITZCHOK   KLEINMAN,  Gabai 
AARON    GERSHON    PRAGER,   Gabai 


Mazel  Tov  to 

FE  I  G  E 

From 

RABBI    and   MRS.    B.   M.    RABINOWITZ 
and    FAMILY 


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Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 
Our  Beloved  Daughter  and  Sister 

Our  Dear 

and  Grandchild 

MARCI  A 

HELAINE 

Upon  Her  Graduation 

From 

MOMMY   and    DADDY 
DASSY   and   MOSHE 

MOMMY,    DADDY,    MURRAY,    PERRY 

and   GRANDMA 

Aunt  May,  Uncle  Joe  and  Shelley 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

Mazel  Tov 

JEAN 

MYRON   ADINA   and   FAMILY 

FOREST   LITHOPRINTING   CO. 

MOM,    DAD   and    HELEN 

1  15  West  27th  Street 
New  York  City 

Mazel  Tov  to  Our 

Mazel  Tov  to  Our  Daughter 

Daughter,  Sister, 

HELEN 

Sister-in-Law,  Aunt  and  Pal 

Upon  Her  High  School  Graduation 

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RUCHEL 

From 

DADDY   and    MOMMY,    DOV    BARBARA 

FATHER   and   MOTHER 

DAVID   ELIEZER,    and    FRISKY 

nn^xm  ~-~\i  z~m  ?■■: 

To 

MYRA 

ARBACH    SPORTSWEAR   CO. 

BABBY    PESHA 

1  225  Broadway 

ADDY   and   DAVE 

New  York  1,  New  York 

ESTHER   and   JULIUS 

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Congratulations  to 

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UTICA     POULTRY     CORP. 

LOIS   NAOMI   SCHWARTZ 

1288  UTICA  AVENUE    •    BROOKLYN  3,  N.  Y. 

Aunt  Helen,  Uncle  Irving 

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Aunt  Ella,  Children  and  Grandchildren 

[              Home   Phone                                                    2247  East  26th  Street 

Aunt  Jeanette,  Barbara,  Bob  and  Raisele 

I 

[      Nightingale  8-3893                                               Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 

To  Our  Dear 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

j 

RUTHI E 

REBECCA   SHIFFMAN 

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From  Your  Parents  and  Adele 

: 

Compliments  to 

Mazel  Tov 

RUCHE  L 

REBECCA 

NEHEMIAH    PILLAR 

! 

UNCLE  MARK,   AUNT  SELMA 

Insurance  Agent 

] 

and   BABA 

189  Montague  Avenue 
TR   5-2229 

Best  Wishes  for  a  Happy  Future  to 

| 

LOIS   NAOMI   SCHWARTZ 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

j 

MOM   and    DAD 

Aunt  Molly,  Uncle  Phil,  Children 

ANNIE 

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and  Grandchildren 

Upon  Her  Graduation 

! 

Aunt  Dot  and  Uncle  Jack 

From 

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Betsy  and  Louis  Schwartz  Family  Circle 

MOM,    DAD   and    DAVID 

3 

Aunt  Rose  and  Susan 

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[                        AAazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

JUDY 

[                              For  the  Future  from  the 

SCHIFFER   FAMILY 
[                      DADDY,   MOMMY   and    NAOMI 

--"••.    n?"t?  ,S"S  ,S3N 

HY     RICHER 

Congratulation  to 

MIRIAM  REISER 

From 

IDES   REISER 

MR.    and   MRS.    ALFRED   VOGEL 

: 
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With  Best  Wishes  to  Our 
i                                   Daughter  and  Sister 
BEVERLY 

MR.    and   MRS.   MAX    PARNASS 
JACOB   and    ROCHELLE 

Congratulation  to 
PHYLLIS 

UNCLE   JACK,   AUNT   PAULINE 
and   FAMILY 

RIVKIN    BUTCHERS 

JUTKOWITZ-  GROCERY 

Ft.  Hamilton  Parkway 
WEINSTEIN'S   APPETIZING   STORE 

r 

FRANK   and   LUSTIG 
BUTCHERS 

1034  Clarkson  Avenue 
Brooklyn  12,  N.  Y. 

i 

KINOR   DAVID 

ORTHODOX    KOSHER   MEAT 
and    POULTRY   CORP. 

140 


DR.    NATHAN    BARTH 

2155  -  82nd  Street 
Brooklyn   14,  N.  Y. 

Mazel  Tov  to 

ESTHER 

MR.    and    MRS.    BRYKS 

To 

M  Y  R  A 

Compliments  of 

BABBY    and    ZEIDE    LERNER 

Congratulations  to 

HARRIET 

MR.    and   MRS.    KESTENBAUM 

Compliments  of 
SOL'S    GROCERY 

Congratulations  to 

CYNTHIA 

HENRY  STROIA 

Congratulations  to 

ELLEN 

SEMEL   and   SON 

GROCERY 

To 

JUDY    ABRAMOWITZ 

MR.    RUBENSTIEN 

Mazel  Tov  to 

ELLEN 

MOMMY,    DADDY,   YOSIE,    BEN 

and   HESHIE 

JUDY   ABRAMOWITZ 
SAM   KAUFMAN 

Mazel  Tov  to 
SHARON 

MR.    USHERON 

Good  Luck 

H  A  N  N  A 

YOUR    BROTHER,   SHELDON 

HIGH    SPEED   KNITTING   MILL 

1972  Atlantic  Avenue 

Best  Wishes  to 
EVELYN 

THE   GITTLESONS 

STERN    BROS.   FUEL   INC. 

5009  19th  Avenue 

PEERLESS    UTILITIES,    INC. 

5005  -  19th  Avenue 

Brooklyn  4,  N.  Y. 

Compliments  of 
HOFFERTS   GROCERY 

DR.   GEORGE   LEIBERMAN 

Compliments  of 
GERNSELUM   and   GOLDSTIEN 

MADISON   HEAT    CORP. 

2102  Mill  Avenue 

Compliments  of 
LILLIAN    KAPLAN 

DR.   LEON   N.   KESSLER 

ELEANOR   BURACK'S 

UNCLE   and   AUNT   from    DENVER 

KNITTING   FACTORY 
1  157  East  59th  Street 

DISCOUNT  CITY 

Church  and  Bedford  Avenue 
Brooklyn  25,  N.  Y. 

To 
LI LLI  E 

Good  Luck 

MR.   and   MRS.   PAUL  TEPLER 

and   FAMILY 

To  Our  Loving  Daughter  and  Sister 
LILLIE   HELFMAN 

Best  Wishes  for  a  Bright  Future 
MOMMY,    DADDY   and   MARILYN 

PFEFFER   KOSHER  BUTCHER 

73  Dumont  Avenue 
Brooklyn  12,  N.  Y. 

To 
ADELE  PAM 

DR.   NATHAN   TANNERS 

HERBST  BUTCHERS 

Mazel  Tov  to 

DR 


MARC  I  A 

and   MRS.   PAUL  MANN 


MODERN   OIL  SUPPLY  CO. 


142 


Best  Wishes  to 
RIM  A 

MITCH,   SARA,   and   CHANIE   LEIFER 

To  .  .  . 
DEBBY  GELLIS 

From 
B   &   G   APPETIZERS 

TOV   BAKE   SHOP 

862  Clarkson  Avenue 

Compliments 

EMANUEL   SEIGFIED 

BUTCHER 

To  .  .  . 
ROSALYN 

Mazel  Tov  Upon  Your  Graduation 
THE   SINGER   FAMILY 

DIENSTFREY   INC. 

25  MacQuesten  Parkway 
Mount  Vernon,  N.  Y. 

To  .  .  . 
L  1  LL  1  E 

Best  Wishes 

JOEL   TEPLER 

34  Orchard  Street 

New  York,  N.  Y. 

To  .  .  . 
RUTH    FUTERKO 

From 

BEN'S   DAIRY 
181   E.  Houston  Street 

Compliments  to 
R  U  C  H  E  L 

DR.   AGUS 
ROSE   LEVINE 
PEARL   LEVINE 

Compliments 
ABE   ALIDORT 

In  Memory  of 
SHIMON    and   RUCHE   PILLER 

Best  Wishes  to 
LILLY 

From 

MOTHER   and    HELEN 

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COUSIN    ROSALYN 

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