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

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1 I I nmfn mm m 1:m m1 JOY MIRIAM GLICKER Joy's uncanny twitching nose has been known to transform many a class- room into quite a happening . . . our bubbly Happiness seems to be a. firm believer in love at first sight . . . her ability to keep smiling shows through in her fun column, Jump for joy --though it hasn't been an asset to her slow laughing reflexes in Rabbi Perlman's class . . . with a disposition to match her big, bright eyes, there's only one sweet way to put 'ww it-just like an Almond Joy . . . nice and nutty! 4-wie Class President, Secretary-Treasurerg Courierg Class, Thanksgiving Playsg Co-Captain, Cheering Squad. i W CAROLL GOLDBERG nnzvnu 'PD nnrmum mum Caroll is considered the class of '68 martyr . . . But Mrs. Rochlin, I really donft know the answer! . . . the most eloquent poet of the 7C Yiddish class . . . Mrs. Goldsmith's innocent mixer-upper . . . Miss Elkin's prodigy . . . sunbathing in Mrs. Mintz's class was the only way to rid herself of that nasty cold . . . our carsick driver's ed student . . . her not so secret ambi- tion is to become Centralis guidance counselor . . . Why have Getman, Glass, and Goldberg become infamous as the Terrible Trio ? English Oratorical Contestj Asst. Photography Editor, Elchanetg Debatingg Typistg Costumes, Oliver. DEBBIE GOLDNER i 1 'll'l'l'If1J UTITI nl'll'Jfl:l Silence is Goldner . . . Joyls silent partner in crime . . . also doubles as Miss Schwartz's personal ladder . . . Rudle the Yiddishi' . . . her locker is a lost and found for all senior textbooks . . . known for her rosy cheeks and amazing assortment of shoes . . . an avid opera and concert fan. As one of the west side kids, Debby has no excuse for coming late . . . however, her home eco dress is quite another matter-Debby may finish it in time for graduauon-college, that is. Debatingg Choirg Class Plays.

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4 l J DEENA GELLER 11'l1JlJ fllU:l Nilnl l-ldllll nn? When a big Good morning is heard from behind a cup of coffee and the N. Y. Times, we all know it's Deena . . . Her big blue eyes have been a topic of discussion with Mr. Lilker . . . radiates energy over everything, from the Dramatics Club which she heads to I Spy and Ross Martin . . . and, of course, Israel . . . our spelling bee champion . . . Deena does her part in livening up our classes with her colorful jewelry and her inexhaust- ible ruach. Class Treasurerg Drama Club Directory Oratorical Contestg Class, Thanks- giving Playsg Choirg Courier, Elchanet Typist. ESTELLE GETMAN Tl '?lJ EIl'I'DTJ WLUDU Our sports enthusiast, Estelle gets her daily exercise by beating up at least one senior each day . . . her pigtails evoked the boss' verdict: If shels cute, throw her out! . . . completely unsatisfied with her first set of yearbook pictures, she desperately cut off her long blonde hair . . . Estelle solved our Spanish answer book problem by organizing the Yeshiva of Pelham Parkway . . . she learned very quickly why one must not play catch in the lunchroorn . . . lovcs a good JOkE . . . Estelle is a fine proof that blondes have more fun. Cheerleaderg Chess, Checkers, Ping Pong Teamsg Class Committees. l l l NATALIE GLASS T'.l'1JTJ l-ll'lN1 .ll'l:l17 Nat's gorgeous green eyes and long straight hair have helped her leave an impression on all . . . from Dr. Pascalis favorite witch to Mrs. Stern's housekeeper . . . a most unwilling chemist, why couldn't Nat stay late for lab on Thursday nights? . . . made a hit with both Elkins . . . she preferred to keep the class quiet rather than take a long drink of water . . . a per- petual - Jay-walker . . . this traflic 'stopper will long remain vivid in our memories. Fashion Show Modelg Cheerleaderg Big Sisterg Class Plays.

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' i 5 SHIFRA GOLDWASSER 'INDI TIN HDUIH ,'I1'INEIl TIN H3171 Does absence make the heart grow fonder? Only after a year away from r ' Central could Shifra tell . . , known for her gift of gab . . . one day she stopped talking, and Mrs. Edelsberg marked her absent . . . known as the only lady in her French class . . . this Bnei Akivanik is always cheerful , Y and enthusiastic about everything. Class Treasurerg Aristag Courierj Class Playg Dance Festiualg Cheerleaderg K N Booster. DIANE GREIF l i i 7 - I U lllJ TlIl'?l W5 DD stands for - . . . Good Greif! . . . our favorite history teacher . . . substitute, that is . . . greets everyone with and how is every little thing this morning? . . . and follows through with Will you PLEASE clean up your lunch tabie? . . . Dee Dee has suffered a frequently mispronounced nf-39? name . . . no, 1t's not grief you have in your class . . . refusing to let this school get to her, Diane has remained calm and smiling throughout. Class Presidentg G.O. Alternateg Choir. 'T 'D T7 l FRANCINE GROSSMAN 'INElI'lH'? TFT' 'LUDU Is it Mimi, Francine, or Frannie? Mr. Rathman solves it by calling her Miss F. GY, . . . Frannie is one of our math and science fans . . . when she gets to school, she's always ready to work-on those notes to Zippy, that is . . . Frannie scheduled her own lunch period, and then wondered where everyone had gone . . . after her Florida vacation, Mr. L. thought 8A was being integrated . . . with her artistic talent and sweet disposition, Frannie sure is nice to have around! Arista: Class Vice-Presidentg Scenery for 0liver'Jj Choirg Director of Class Playg Big Sister.