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

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Dear Graduates, As your class moves closer to graduation and to the end of this eventful and exciting decade, it be- comes more and more apparent that your security and political well being are no longer as certain as before. It is important for you to arm yourselves with the wisdom of our heritage and identify yourselves more and more with your.fellow Jews throughout the world and especially with Israel. Your educational and vocational goals, your life's ambitions, and your plans for the future must reflect the realities of our day and age. You must be wise, alert, and prepared to react forcefully and intelli- gently to the challenges which wil1,face you. We hope that the values transmitted to you by your teachers will help you and that the next decade will enable you to realize your wishes and your dreams. Sincerely, Martin Lilker Administrator !D'l'7W1 H372 - DHDWD DJW2 m?J O?DTl m'l ?J'7fl'? 5:x .iwx 5: un: 11111: H5171 rum: :uw y:1zx 5127 nmpn rmgm 1:yr: 1151: nimmzn :uw 57318 5111 nmpnn nmora 13538 n1'r1r:5:1nr:5z11vn 155n :uw 37318 win: .n111:m hJ1Y'P n1'r51n mny: 1D,'l'I 5:5 135 nunnzn R5 1:5 mor: 1J'1ao'n1:: .n111m1 n11n 15: 1:11n5 'ITU' 11x 15: n'11z1n my 5w D519 napwn nz x5x 1:5: n1y1'r1n P1 .111 1111: nmx 1:w11w 'zwpnw rnpn 'ax ,1J1DD'I'l'I1 1511: nx n1:11y IDNWJ .nny .'I'1'lY2 nn n11pn1 1non'n1: 11:1 1:1:1: 9Jl'111FI 1:5151 na n :pn :naw rawaw ,W5 n1:1:n n11r.11a 5 rn 1l'l8'lP1 run nxaw 151 l l1N'2X n :pn5 18'lPW :rm nm 2:5 n51:1 5u1w1: nwsw mn 1r:1o .qx 1 HN H8 5x1mv1 n1x':x .mtv 1'1:m1 ,x11:n man: 'mrs nnm n11'm5 y11n5 ,m:2y5 'r11n5 53111 1:r: nrm 5:w ,11x'1 -rv :ID5 5mm 'ax . '1: 111: nm ,'1: 1:5 1'5y,, :nnywn mn 1735. 'P'1'7 PHX' 'V I1 ' -fs. 3

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J , i l ,....l i i i S.1Z Teacher , Having been students for twelve years, we feel that we have only begun to understand the depth and meaning of this term. It remains a calling to some, a simple ambition to others-but, in truth, we know it to be an impossible, albeit gratifying, task. We are therefore, proud to dedicate this year- book tothe person we feel embodies all that a Teach- er truly is. Instructor of Chumash and Navi, Miss Gffenbacher sees to it that her lessons are both animated and well-prepared. Despite the demanding syllabus, she always manages to include timely dis- cussions in her class work. Few other teachers could have sulTered our excessive questioning- philosophical and otherwise. But Miss OFfenbacher's official capacity extends far beyond the classroom. As our guidance counselor, she has spent endless hours preparing us for college and the years ahead. As student council advisor. she has extended a helping hand to anyone in need and has always been ready to listen to us and to act on our behalf. lt can be said that in her five years in the school, Miss OlTenbacher's involvement never ended with the school day. Miss Offenbacher is truly a Moral:-Derech, a teacher of ways, a paragon ofthe synthesis of Torah and Maddalz. It is for all of this that we dedicate our yearbook to Miss Ellen Offenbacher. It is our small way ofsaying Thank You, Teacher