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

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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

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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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in .. 'fm .L RACHEL KALTER L'She shew-'d discretion. the best part of valor. As is her warm and friendly per- sonality, Rachel's skilled parti- cipation in the ELCHANETTE, Senior play, and Chanukah Cha- gigot was far from lealt. maps? ewan n'm:vy'i NECHAAIA XIIRIAAI KAMINETSKY Nothing great was ever achieved without love and enthusiasm. lVho ever dreamed that our seamstress, Nechama, would be our first Uclock-watchern? We wish her an eizligbrenivzg life. Hazel Tov to our lovely Calah! :WRU VND FlJI'1Tl 1 UDDU1 GLORIA SUE KATZ They look into the beauty of thy mind and that they measure by thy deeds. G.O. secretary, English editor, knowing physics and calculus is an apparently long list of Glor- ia's accomplishments but these do not exceed her many friends. ,-,T-.,Wa,aW--a-a ,caffffffia asf Q31 0 Q X Sf, 3653? Ls if 3, RENA SHAYNE KLONER A fair appearance is a solid recommendation. Tailored, tidy Rena is always a treat to see whether she be help- ing in the office, Crocheting a leeprzb, or walking in a sprightly manner through the halls. 'D1'i'l 71.1133 - NTT FTJNDYH UP'D'D'D'3: QD'JW3'Di RIFE 1