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

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wr f f Q' 4' I 1 BRENDA OSTREICHER Doing easily what others find difficult is talent. This rational redhead With Ein- stein capabilities will be the first to probably develop a formula for splitting an infinitive. Bren- da's abilities are boundless. DTT! 5: mam naw: ftiii t f W W y asf' y 4 X ef 4, V 1 4' Forward aspiring, forever onward! l' RENAI-I OSTRINSKY Preservin the sweetness of ro- . g . 1 P portion and expressing itself be- yond expression. Renah-a true joy whose Mona Lisa srnile and pleasing personality brought her our ad- miration. :sawn 313 nam' naw RUTH PLATNICK Che-erfulness keeps up a kind of daylight in the mind? Ruthie's big blue eyes helped in counting the money for the EL- CHANETTE. With her ringing voice and heslaed . . . oops . . . hushed laugh, Ruthie is in store for quite a future. cam 'mp Winn: umm BINA PRESSER The price of wisdom is above rubiesf' The photographic whiz of the FLAME is as pretty as her pic- tures. Her horizons were broad- ened by her travels in Europe, she is really vmzzzlfzy bivm. nmnn H5113 nvw mm: 'f2f'f 'w- ff-T-. h,f-? V'??fQ?,f?f.i91 E45 1,

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SHIFRA NULM.-KN The winning gifts that take all eyes. Shifrals fierv glow immediatelx' sent her as representative to the GO. I-Ier wit and competence were appreciated in the peppy and amusing Senior Sing. rmisn meta ,mana nm? RICKY NUSSBAUKI Friendship is the mysterious ce- ment of the soul, sweetness of life, and solder of society. Ricky is content with the simple things in life-pepsi's, bagels, yarmulkas . . . and a multitude of friends. Vu 1 'R Q Q :went :vp ay- naafi PHYLLIS OBERMEISTER No pleasure endures unseasoned by variety. Frumie has served as a sure class pepper - upper. This future nu.rse's Israeli patients will Cer tainly be lucky! DDWSJTT ZDW2 'WDTT E137 I' Q, en Opera . . . or nnals? fwbj s-ts ETHEL FLORENCE ORENT A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest menf' This effervescent world trav- eler's plans include permanent residence in Eretz Yisrael. Hatzlacha Rabba, Tzipf' w 5 5 ,NTS 'IL USTA a n .

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f,1'l5'. R' 5 . qw- , if N ,Q V hw ef X 'X' K. ,Z S uh tv e , .. x, tk' T- ki :A L if ei fw- 'Hw - 3512,- --We '-I -.Eg::,.?g., 'I-.' QTY-.:S, : -2 gaxjialifc PEARL RABINOWITZ L'He who binds his soul to knowl- edge steals the key to heaven. This blonde, blue-eyed, pink- cheeked miss is not only endow- ed With intelligence but also with a knack for writing plays and dancing gracefully and tak- ing measurements and and and . . . WOW! rivam F1353 5m:: ,, F1313 mms NAOMI E. RAYMON She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone. As Naomi's D.A. grew to a long ponytail we all grew to love her as our pal and tutor, too. We thank New Brunswick for its sunshine, but what are you using in the meantime? ma' mar: niiy rm: SHEILA MINNA RESNICK All gifts and graces in this lady fairf, If the US. government had Sheila collecting their taxes, they'd have no problems. As business manager of the EL- CHANETTE, Sheila outnum- bered us all. D-m,,ri nnnsr: mini - anim: MARTHA RISPLER As radiant as her tresses are her countenance and smile. Swedish imports are always con- sidered delicacies and Martha is no exception. A member of the Crown Heights Croniesf' her face is never bare of a friendly, flashing smile. Tm mem? - in H8573 He called' K 1 if! fn! ' 9 :ffl i ffl 35 ! 's. 1 ,iff ' V 'ff rx If , ff: a 3' X 91 :X f x -1 J