Yeshiva University High School For Girls - Elchanet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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RACHEL CGHEN Graduating at an eligible age. Rictii is the first horn of the class. Her own uhasicn icieas of fash- ions have causeci Wir. Liiicer to despair of ever recreating the days when skirts were worn two inches heiow the knees. Ricicis tiveiy spirit is sure to bring her suc- cess. Captain, basketball: captain, vol- leyball: class secretary JACQl,'Et.lNtf tfRttiDNIiXN nianaging to entertain us all fin- ciucting BI.L.J for the past threw- yt-ars, this human ciynanio is for- ever pushing some project or ac- tivity. Jacixies virn anti vigor have heen a vaiuahte asset to our schools athletic learns. NVQ-'re sure that some ardent Zionist will soon whisk our iovahie tive- wire right out of circulation. Business manager, Elchanetgath- Ietic mculager: captain, hasieet- haii: captain, voiieyhaii: leader. chaiii club Bm UTI U't TT U'Ji'D '?NWLlJ'Il UT 'ITHTD TD.: cg? V, X

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H'-is Xxx 3 45 1' , 775752 TNT! UNWTJ TIIHU TIWDJTI1 FELICIA CHANES One of the tew to achieve a suc- cessful ullipf' Felicia is widely envied for her curly hair which every clay sports a ditferent style and colorful how. Her reputation as a yarmullia maker is also well- lcnown, Transferring from Brook- lyn Central in her junior year, she immediately gained admit- tance to bliss Keehn's H850 Club -a distinction. Guild volunteer: committees TIWNUJ - FIUDTW ,TU 372715 GLADYS COHEN Highly spirited, always smiling, and an avid hasehall fan, this DU train rider from The Bronx is equally adept at spilling choco- late mill: and getting herself elected to the schools honor so- ciety. The class has rewarded Gladys' abilities hy electing her to various offices: she has never made anyone regret the decision. Arista: treasurer, G.O.g class vice-president

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Wfwnfe is vs.: Q 6. Q, . J sz' fr I' yy Fe I fl' T1'? tEt FITDTI REU DTN NJN FELICE I-IAMADA An enthusiast of John Kennedys election victory ancl a member of tlwe uintelligensiaf' Felice was even able to mesmerize lxlr. Lillcer as slie slicl tlirougli liis World History exams. Her distinctive classroom slouclm and cleceivingly naive comments have been a source of amusement to tier friencls. Fe-liceis literary interest and gilt for writing compete with lier love for political science as sime maps lier future. Arista: literary ecliior. Elcllanetg literary editor, Courier: G.O.: basketball x E X Q , if .'I't 7'tT't THNJ 'lN'lTJt 1'tlJ 'l'?tP JANET HERSH Tliisgirl Witll time Hpeagheg and oreamn complexion proves that I gooel tliings come in small pack- ages. ' Displaying grace and high spirits, Janet inclulges in many interests, ranging from acting to clancing a roaring Charleston or modern twist. Her main ambition is to be a U.N. translator after piclcing up a clegree in languages at N.Y.U. Captain, cheering squaclg coach, boosters: leacler, Hebrew dance clulz