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

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VWYDJ DTN WDW' 'WND DTD PN GLORIA M. COHEN Notlaiizg is so popular as kiizdizess. Great Character . . . long live Bnei Akiva! . . . soon to be our representative in Aretz . . . Songs from the staircase . . . imagination galore . . . everyone's friend . . . a real treat to know her. .wan 5D mn nw' - DEBORAH SHEILA DORF Skill and confidence are mi ziizcoizquerable army. Devoted Dancer . . . ardent Bnei Akivanick . . . Pesach is her favorite holiday . . . made friends with the Barber and looks the better . . . worked A V V up through the ranks, not from A to Z, but from '11 ' C to A . . . She'll surely keep rising. T131 11-aw 'pa rms EDYTHE SUZANNE DUBROW The most mmzifest signs of bei' 'wisdom are ber apt sileizces. Easy Disposition . . . a Connecticut Yankee in Rabbi Friedman's institution . . . found a New Haven in Boro Park . . . she came a little late and leaves a little early . . . a Yale fan with an ulterior motive . . . the motif of happiness is assured. with I5 but fl dreimz euitlain ii L7i7'Ci'l77l. L

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1.-'ia .in ini :mo 5:w SARA RIFKA BROYDE Saucy Bubbler . . . refreshing and she is mild . . . her humour appreciated by all but teachers . . . a Boro Parker . . . plague of Hoffman's class . . . the one and only Srif . . . always bataamt. All that 'we see 01' seem . . nrswvnvs mmm ,1DTD3I'lD'D'J1'lTD vwxmw 5: ALICE MARCIA BURSTEIN Slae loves damning 'well who dances soulfully. Ain't Berfect . . . but pretty near it . . . talented kid . . . like different man . . . swung the scenes for sings . . . mercenary mitten and myarmulka maker . . . books, books, and more books . . . B. A. nick . . . take me to your cheering leader . . . will follow her own path to success. :nw wmv 1:11 511 5-:nm .vwwx 'nn mmm ww: 1nJmx 5:1 lm: PAULA CAPLOW Still water: 11172 deep, Perfectly Calm . . . from the Bnei Akiva . . . loses herself in the world of books . . . won Bassell in the world of acting . . . all the way from Crown Heights . . . always dreaming . . . we hope they come true. To count ber friends is the task of a lifetime.

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Q l For a dreamer lifues forefuer . . . ! 'vqy .IWWJJ1 1117131 FIPDJDJ REGINA ELBINGER Her depth of soul ernbraces understanding, corn- passion, sincerity. Her genius embraces all. Reveals Excellence . . . the spark that kindles the Flame . . . dynamic sense of humor . . . our best math trick . . . very sympathetic Qstrikerj . . . Going MIT Debby . . . teachers' delight, but only during tests . . . one of the upper class . . . she's born to reach the heights. o .T1J'l UJW251 TPB PWHW RWD' TN EDNA ENGELSRATH Profound sincerity is the only basis of character. Ever Earnest . . . a subway sufferer, and all for Central . . . was it worth it? . . . for 'us it was . . . lucky boss who gets Edna for a secretary . . . Mashal's pride and joy . . . endeared herself to us all. wir: 35:4 my D'P17D37 nv: nJ5's mwnn ww MIRIAM H. FELD To be born with the gift of laughter is to possess a 'wealth of friends. Manufacturers Fun . . . one of the higher ups of the basketball bunch . . . put her circus in- stincts to good use as Billy Bigelow in our Carousel . . . Chock Full o'Nutty jokes . . . we Savorfinj her friendly . . . very baton t.