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

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TOBY CHAJBIOYIC FIND Copious notes . . . notahle co-editor . . . knowledge came and wisclom lingereci . . . a harmonious hlenci a sense of humor . . .a sense of ct'U 't, - . . . gggg-gezunclheit . . . doing easily what others find difficult is talent . . . doing what is impossihte for talent is genius. The reason fimi, the temperate will, Endurance, foresight, strength, and shift. .nvswbnva :us 1 JUDITH CHILL '1 tN5T Something about this girl . . . g ' an glory to seek . . . her every phrase a string of perfect gems . . . philosophic and provocative . . . LIT. ED. up the Fiame with imagination . . . ever eyes . . . her pen is the tree whose fruits are expression. The judgment calm, the intellect suhtte, Foresight, wit, and skill. .D tfiT D1'H'1'l 17 FII 72' D t 1FI DTT igni v . . . granct, gracious 'F -- JW ,D'J'J57J TIDJTI H3113 SUSAN CHAZAN 5D'T If lifes a Hower here stands a rose actorning and adored . . . a smile that cheers and delights as it lingers . . . a mociet in Hsewn many ways . . . a rattle raiser who has macte her hid for success . . . a child of joy. A pair of azure eyes As glowing as the summer Ancl as tender as the skies. nbxnnn 11 my ,wsu :Jar wx ,mr .nn mam: has race to win a gleam in her green ir'-wr' 21

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NORMA GLORIA BGOK NDVI Book hy name anct profession . . . a memorable miss charming and gay . . . commuter-had a four-year pass ct tc hair fair skin . eyes for Ftathush sictewattis . . . ar , . . ig that are pensive . . . our very Figure-ative sophisticated cteh . a sott-spoken scholar . . . quietty garhed in fashion. Few things are impossihte M2 To intettigence and stzitt. ' rm: ,moan mm: mm 'mn .bmx nm MARTHA BRAFMAN H3572 Sew, Sew pretty . . . stitched in styte . . . another in the cavatcacte of Centratts putchritudinous stenographers Kamhefs cutie . . . Cantor's prey . . . Flip it . . . t 'o to att . . . neects D'igQir...Twirlir...Whir it...1y no other reason tor her presence than hefself. The tzanat that macte thee fair Qqgpf' Hath maote thee gooct. 1325 naw awp' nuusmi mn . l'h'l1'tDW 'IFIU1 MIRIAM BRUCH D'1?J tc sparkling gtowingg and A personality titie tirewor s . . . . cotorfut . . . our gooctwitt ambassador to lsraet . , . intro- .:-wx ctucect the pachanga to our class . . . our whirlwind . . . 'FR has an eye for fashion . . . is a gate of taughter anct song. From crown of tieact to sote of foot l stie is att mirth. .nnwxn uwrzzrza 'rs waz nwzvx 'run 20

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DEVRA COHEN Yew- SUZANNE MIRIAM COOPER FIDE? So prime, so swell, so nutty, and so knowing . . . sparlding eyes and sudden smile in an ever-changing cap enthusiastic editor . . . Hail to our Chief . . . as slle h h dis- does-so wisely is it done . . . a dramatic w 0 as covered lierself . . . a living ray of intellectual fire. The lieart to conceive, The understanding to direct, And tile hand to execute. i 5751127 P12731 YXTJFI WTFID DFI! .Fl 1 IDM FIV'-D73 admired. Itys nice to be natural 9 If youyre naturally nice. H'H31 aaaabi Coi1en's first loorn-Rabbi Sodden's first . . . from the Hart of Connecticut . . . literarily loquacious . . . spends time most fascinating summers .... Vvlio me? . Yes, U.l . . . confident miss . . . question and answer ' one . . . a girl of Uliigli meritsn and many gifts. A waking eye, a prying mind, A heart that stirs, is 'lard to bind. FPDDW PWTIWT fD'DDWJ TW1D!Z779 D571 'TTI .'l'1'I577J1 IDD ww. ROCHELLE ELLEN DERSHOWITZ HUNT Adds spice to our daily routine . . . sweet on ucocoau . . . lier joviality and good nature have sown the seeds of friendships in lootla Boro Park and Crown Heights . . . a critic and reviewer of looolcs . . . never criticized . . . only .uri nbnn bn: nn? 11