Yeshiva University High School For Girls - Elchanette Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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-A 5 1'1 -'xv r'-- W Wa I JUDY HAMBER 'iGood humor is the heart of the soul. In the co-op or the office, that laugh with the new fangled hairdo behind it assuredly has .ludv in front of it. 7 3l l mx N17 3:2501 vm 113' SAUNDRA HANIM l'The merry mind is richer than a crown. Our baton twirling queen's Dior hairdos caught Rabbi Perlman's eye and without her the Service Squad would have been down in the dumps. :mn misuse na' LE.-KH TAMAR HAUSMAN She that was ever fair and never proud hath tongue at will and yet was never loud. Leah's adoration for tuna is ex- ceeded only by everyone's ador- ation for Leah. XVho could help but like that enchanting smile and mellow voice? nnnn mums ms? , 1' ' Y e ,,L, -lf, ks, E 'Vw l Q... K S 5+ s z All 7 -' A A SHAINDY HAUSMAN A happy heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance. Shaindy's shenanigans handed us some shame pictures for the ELCHANETTE. WVith her tres belle appearance and yzzfnb per- sonality, shels sure to hit the mark. u'm5sr1 miiva mai' 4 ' x rl h p P5 P IP i' 'LPI-he chicken that I , vi, gOf.1'W8y

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4: , aciiw' V 2 I .V We Eames- 1, ,.,. ,. 3, JUDI GOTTLIEB Enthusiasm is the genius of sin- cerity and naught accomplishes victories without it. Judi's claim to fame Was illus- trated by her bubbling perform- ances in the Purim Operetta, the G.O., and any place where com- edy is the key. Fl3'1'f is: 5: nmzm gnuvv p, 11? 9 fi Q X , KI' w-A if W p s I E But, liila, REALLY don't feel Xivell! MARILYN GOTTLIEB Nothing is impossible to a Will- ing heart. To us, Marilyn is Worth more than millionsg her numerous ac- tivities made her our treasurefrj. FITWIJD 1Jl'13'U - WJUWDW DDDND FRANCES ESTHER GREENBERG Thy modesty's a candle to the merit. Curlil0cks , an essential part of the Central din, made her mark with her marks and the fulfilling of her class presidential duties. 173717 1-nm .mms - mint DTSWTI PAULA HALPERN A happy spirit is an artist's air. Paula's spirit showed itself in her artistic CClubj devotion to the Chagim Committee, Purim play, and class Sings. mmsn mwan rm' um: ,mms it , ..-...A-n 7.1

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, Elvis or Carlebach? Q'?'f MINDY I-IOCHBERG Action is the proper fruit of knowledge. Our G.O. president is a Yiddish maidel who has the finest qual- ities and a talent for being not only loved by all but also a leader of all. rmnn msn nzsim ,mvws ,nzfnm ,runnin S t l ye? .Cf .i SARA HOROWITZ A persevering mind is for learning. Sara, in her ladylike way, work- ed like a trooper on the EL- CHANETTE, class plays, and other school activities. I'i1?3'S7JTl V117 DWTHTJ' HARRIET R. INSLER Where love and skill work to- getherf' This Carlebach fan could be her idol's competition with her own sweet tonesg if Harriet ever Wrote a fan letter that piece of artful penmanship would be framed. FIWDDTI - RTW' ,FPR ROSE KALISH HThe applause, delight, the won der of our stage. Rose, with her brilliant perform- ances, captivated her Central audience by her acting ability and enhancing personality. 'wfnarfi mmm nuva' my-sw' 5:---1 'fn :T M! ay -df