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

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?3N1 Tlfllll ITDI1 TVIULU 'TJ TIJUJJ n'r :v Tit er? 5: FLORENCE SCHVVIMMER The paper companies can tllanlc tlleir luclay stars for Flo, our most conscientious notetalxer. Al- tlmouglu lmer otluer classroom oc- cupations inclucle filing nails, Florence has still managed to maintain a liiglm sclmolastic aver- age. A sweet girl full ol goocl in- tentions, Flo lmas earnt-cl many friencls. Cimpter vice-president, Arista: athletic manager: imsieoilralll vol- leylmllg leader. cilalil club ': 'D fllllllp whim NIU SILVERNI.-XX Entering tht- scliool witll a pony tail. pretty ancl well-clrvssccl Nili Qracluates witl1 n soinexvlmt more boullanl style. lsrneli lmorn. slxe spt-alas Fl lluent llt-lurew ancl is n clevotecl Hnlassaclimilqf' l.ox'inL lniscliiel nncl nclvcnturt-. Nili is a true senior. ancl lmas laeen for tllrce years. G.O.: Harnvasorc Guilci Volun- teer: CIl00l'fllQ squacl

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FELICE RGSENBERG Attaining tire top scholastic aver- age and time most service credits in time senior class was not real- iy a bard task for Feiice. The woman-bebind-the-scenes of Mr. Coben's successful pubiisbing business, sbe bas overwhelmed ber ciassmates with ber spariciing personality, ber glowing red cbeeics, and time most obvious biusb in tile room. The sum total -fa giri who bas everything. AVIVA SCHONFELD Perennial ciass president, Aviva bas borne tire brunt of Mr. Lii- icer's diverse moods more tban any of us, thereby earning tire gratitude and admiration of ber class. Her creative abiiities and originality bave made ber an in- vaiuabie director of ciass produc- tions. Despite ber many suc- cesses, tbougb. sbe remains a cbarming. unassuming'giri, re spected by aii. Secretary, G.O.: English staff, Elcbanetg class presidenig cap- tain,, cheering squadg captain, boosters Arista: editor-in-chief, Elcbanetg editor-in -chief, Courier: class president: captain, baslzetbailg volleyball 'INITI 1-1911 nw H1113 'THEN 1 I T13: DN UTN 'PLIJ HTJLIJ TIXPTJ ITTTNN !'JElf.l N'?UJ 1731 T'J9I1

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HELENE VVEILGUS A clelegate from the East Sicle. Heleneys bright eyes ancl clxarm have won many a triencl here. A future ioio-cliemistry major, slle l'l0p6S to be a science teacher or researcher. However, her ultimate goal is uAliyat Artzaf' and pre- lwaps tile future will see Helene teaclwing science to the cliilclren of israel. Clubs: committees '+ 7r'l'l l flflltlfl 'IT 'I-HHH NDI 28 3:-:rn NEPU THRU 1J't-ZUJ 'VU WU HAVVAH VVEINSTEIN Known for her smile ancl quiet ways, Havvalm often gives the er- roneous impression of total sweet- ness. Actually, sl1e is a girl ol iron will who lights stulaloornly lo get ller opinions across. Plan- ning to major in education, this New Jerseyite enters college with all our goocl wislles. Cr.O.: service squad: volleyball: booster