Yeshiva University High School For Boys - Elchanite Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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A111o11g the 11tl11'1' N1l1'l'CNS1'N 111:11 111Ll'1l1lQ'111l'K1 1111- 1-. H. N :11'111'1111,-s 11118 ya-111' was 11 l1igl1ly s111'1'essf11l 5111111-111 Day, i11 wl1i1-11 :1ll 1'l11sf1-N 111'1-51-1111-11 il 11121-1' 2lll11 s1111g'. This was 1ll'0Cl,'1,1Cl,1 hy vlass l11llll'1l1b2l11 211141 ping pong 1lIlll'llklllll'll1S illlll 21 Lag B11Vlll1C1' 1111ti11g at 11'l1i1'l1 all the vlasses 1'1lllllN,'1L'11 i11 track Zllltl l,1:1s1-111111. The wi1111i11g class was 5111 'l'1-1-111 NY1llf'1l uosenl 11111 33111 111111 21111 '110l'IllS i11 il V1-ry 1-lose light. Hur G. O. also il1'l'il1lQ'041 for 1111- entire school to aiteml il B1'o11kly11 UUL1Q'L'l' baselmll game ou 1111110 T. A new sr-1111111 111111111-111 was 1-l111se11 after 21 Contest was held and new pins were Ill2ll1C. A11 elhc-i1-111 and Slll001111j' f1111cTio11i11g Service Squad to patrol the school was H1SOfU1'IllC11. Finally. the G. O. appropriated eighty dollars to help T. A. Publications eo11ti1111e its line work. All ill all, it has been the most Sl1C'COSSfUl year 111 The ll. Ofs l1ist11ry 211111 the G. O. eau face the future with high hopes and the assurance of a job well done. G. 0. Council-Spring Term - - -s.-' 5 9' our

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vw Q-iv G. 0. Council-Fall Term ai. gi . During' the past year. the H. O. has taken new strides on its way to becom- ing a true students organization serving the student bodv's every need. This year has seen great successes in every phase of the H. U, A Club Period has been introduced and at present there are ten clubs functioning in the school. The Club Period is held every Sunday morning' and thus far all the clubs have been highly successful. Typical of thc manifold activities of the clubs are t l'he Star, the G. O. newspaper, which is published bv the Newspaper Club. and a play produced by the English Speaking Club. Inter-school activities have also taken on new signiticance as a school debating teain was set up. lt scored two smashing victories over T. A. Fptown and has already challenged several public high schools. In thc lield of sports. T. A. has also begun to show its merits. Our basket- ball teani record has improved innnenselv. Ping pong' and intramural basket- ball tournanients have been ln-ld and nianv more are planned for the near future. - Thirty-

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.fgfid lla Arista, the honor society of the school, continued to function this past year and added to its achievements. T. A. Arista consists of a selected group of students, outstanding' in scholar- ship, service, and character. Candidates for Arista are interviewed yearly and their admission is voted upon by the Student Assembly of Arista and by the Senate, which consists of a group of faculty members. The Arista organization has done meritorious service by conducting' a coaching club for those students needing help with their studies, by disseminat- ing information concerning the school to various interested parties, by proc' toring entrance and final examinations, and finally by exerting' a moral influence on the rest of the student body Tu live up to the ideals for which our school stands. 4-ev Y - Th zirty-Two -