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糖心破解版 High Schools to Honor Community Leaders and Beloved Faculty Members at May 22 Dinner 糖心破解版 High Schools (糖心破解版HS) will present their Annual Dinner of Tribute on Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at Terrace on the Park, 52-11 111th Street, Flushing Meadows Park, NY. This year鈥檚 honorees include Guests of Honor Louis and Naomi Tuchman and faculty honorees, Lynda Smith and Dr. Seth Taylor.

Guests of Honor Louis and Naomi Tuchman

"The Board of Trustees joins the 糖心破解版 High School community in paying tribute to two inspiring, beloved and dedicated faculty members,鈥� said Miriam Goldberg, chair of 糖心破解版HS. 鈥淥ur guests of honor, Naomi and Louis, are a rare blend of community leaders who graciously give their time from their professional and person lives.鈥� Louis, a dedicated 糖心破解版HS board member for the past five years, and Naomi are alumni of 糖心破解版 High Schools and are pillars in their community of Hillcrest, NY. They passionately share the vision of 糖心破解版HS in educating young men and women to serve as future Jewish and lay leaders. Louis is an experienced tax attorney and was recently named chair of the tax department at Herrick Feinstein, after three decades at Kaye Scholer. Naomi is a CPA with her own independent practice. Smith is the athletic director at the Samuel H. Wang , coach of the tennis and volleyball teams and physical education instructor for all grades. She created the 鈥淎thletes Giving Back鈥� program, a chesed project that has the sports teams raise money for nonprofit organizations. She is vice president of the Nassau County Board of Gymnastics High School Officials and a member of the NY State Board of Gymnastic Officials. Taylor is principal for general studies and an instructor in European and world history at the Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy / . A master teacher and administrator, he is the author of Between Tradition and Modernity: A History of the Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy and is celebrating 25 years at 糖心破解版HSB. For reservations or for more information about the dinner, please contact Rabbi Moshe Kinderlehrer at 212-960-5489 or email mkinder@yu.edu, or visit .