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

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LIBBY KOENIGSBERG The reason Firm, the temperate will, endurance, foresight, and skill. Anyone for Gemorah, French, Latin? Libby can answer 'em all and work on the ELCHA- NETTE, too. Pretty sharp, eh? nnmnri rmwp: mime-1 mini gn 2 I l j7Grhl il X El After a test-the feeling. VIRTUE KRESCI-I L'VVit to persuade and humor to dehghnn Among Virtue's many Virtues we find a photogenic knack, a sensational sense of humor, a Hair for song-writing, and a ter- rilic tan. 'nom nm miami nun-1:1 rm:'r PEARL KUFLIK 'Thy thoughts to noble medita- tions give. Whether in French, Hebrew, or Americanese, Pearl always chooses her words wisely. She shared her resources with us, by becoming a very active member of the student body. mmm mio: - mp' H1573 ns NAOMI KURTZ Still waters run deep. Naomi's ponytail grows down, down, down, as her marks go up, up, up and her B'nei Akiva spirit encompasses all. EWU HNDWTD DTD? P3171 VSWR-r ,if be li. i

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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

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.ie o .No 'X N I F , If ,,. i ,xx ' , 1 , sw ' I Wg- Jl , I r . 13 LORRAINE LANGNER The way to be happy is to make others so. Lorraine was always willing to lend her hand to school plays and to anyone who needed help in geometry Her Yiddish hu- mor made her a favorite of all. Dwnsn nmws ns? LINDA GLORIA LEVITAN As merry as the day is long. Linda, our Iebadilee Lzzlmvitcb- Nik, with her persuasive zest, can really make anyone get up and do a 117itzw1l9 10725. 'FI n:nS met? Fashion-conscious, who me? ,IEANE LOEB Discretion of speech is more than eloquence? jeane's excellent leadership made her a leader repeatedly of the Dramatics Club. Her work on the ELCHANETTE and the Purim play made everyone rec- ognize her as a Celebrity. if CHARLOTTE ROSALYND AIOSCHEL Character is the governing ele- ment of life. After she was a Freshie, this native Newarkite decided to come back and stay. Boy, are we glad this potential Inbalite did! an :Wm F1517 mirnoi :ww l 'X tm f ,J ,ff ll 4 li? J, ff Of l f I. ff, 'JA ,Z ,f-I - fx 'ff 5? iffy! 17' f 2 '! ii :mon numb xx' 1 Q? Q...-