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

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1'H'1IlTI TIN TIDTJH T111DYJ1VIT1R 773727 UUE I1'U ' TIULU 17 'DD ?17 4651040 4661614 VIVIAN KALISH The oniy naturai platinum blonde in the class, Vivian is wicieiy envied for this Cv-ct given asset. This New Jersey commuter was the First to sport contact tenses and the First to get her ciriver's license. Her scholastic honors and eager participation in schooi activities lead us to a sirnpie hut meaningful tribute: uvive ia Vivianin Chapter president, Arista: presi- cient, G.O.g treasurer, G.O.g cap- tain, hasteetinaltg votteyhatlg class president 22 ADELE LEVINE Whether her name he distorted to Deir, or HAiciei, this girivs sincerity anci wiiiingness to ienci a helping hand couici never he changeci. She still amazes us in heing able to keep organized without a pocicethooic. A cham- pion ping-pong player, Acieie has won many games and many friends here. Volleybattg leader, Hebrew dance ctuhg librarian

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INIINA HOROXVITZ Demure, sincere. modesi. and one of lVlr. Steilys favorites in Jewisli History class, lxlina is lmown for her skill al laliing precise noles. Daugliler ol a renowned Cantor, slle lias interests in Hebrew danc- ing. Slle will undoubtedly prove io be a lrue uEisl1et Cllayilf' G.O.: clubs ITT UT' UWJD? 73572 SANDRA HOROXVITZ A sentimenlal type xvlio ew-n saves llie lealliers ol ller laie paralieel, Sandy is greal Company and a loyal lriencl. A lulure malli leaclier, slle enjoys ilxis Fir-ld im- mensely and can tackle most problems willi ease. Sandy in- iencls lo conlinue lier sludies al Hunler College. and we wisli this Bronxite success. Arista. vice-president, G.O.g committees ITIHT? THJ1 UND? TIUJP WWW 'fix V. T 'P' 'IN gf'

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TIN? HUJP1 INTJLD7 'WTI TTUWT1 'l'I UJfi 71113 USU VN Bn-4 -if' Wi if HELENE LIPSTADT A fantastic consumer of stuffed ceiery and green pepper, Heianie can never resist nasching some- one eise's iunch. This iiashy red- heaci has ciiscovereci that a giri's best weapon can often be a pro- iiiiic poiysyiiabic vocabuiary, anci she hopes to put it to gooci use as a historical researcher a ia Schiesinger. Her iiterary back- grounci anci writing laients shouici aiso prove invaiuabie. Editor-in-Chief, Courier: cheer- ing squacl: Guild volunteer: iii:- rarian janv' S.- J i , A RHODA MILLER Qveriiowing with schooi spirit anci creative taients. Rhoda has been a prime contributor to her ciass and her schooi. Her vivaci- ous personaiity is evident, but it has never outshone .her gifts as artist, writer. orator, ciireclor. and expert crossword puzzier. This school is going to miss her. Ari anci layout eclilor, Elcimnet: art editor, Courier: secretary, G.O.: cheering squad: basizettmii