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

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Mgr! HAROLD GLATTER Class Secretary-Treasurer 7, 8, Topics Business Staff 7, 8, Service Squad 5-7. East New York's gift to Kensington, Harold came to us as the Special Ambassador of the Royal Chassidic Society. Noted for his positions as chief butler to Rabbi Yogel and chaperone to Mr. Morse, Harold will continue his activities at Y.U. Glatter, like a batter, is always on the ball. Yukolovitch Qktktfilll be 20 H LEONARD GOLDSMITH Class Debating Team 2, 3, Elchanite Associate Pho- tography Editor 7, 8, Elchanite Photography Squad 6, Elchanite Art Squad 5, 6, Audio-Visual Committee 3-5, Service Squad 3-5. Lord Protector of T.A.'s projector, Lenny illuminated every sector with his Physics knowledge. One of the school's best photographers ijust ask him and he'll tell youy, he hopes to snap through a Physics course at Y.U. lf a man's wit be wandering, let him study the sciences. Mostly from Bacon SIDNEY GOLDSTEIN Arista 8, Elchanite Photography Editor 7, 8, Topics Circulation Staff 5, Co-op Sales Manager 6, Co-op Store Salesman 5, Office Squad 5, Service Squad 4, 7. Sidney's politeness and reserved mannerism earned for him the respect of his fellow classmates. An enter- prising photographer, our EIchanite Photo Editor also managed to display his fine salesmanship in our flourishing Co-op Store, He will continue his studies at Yeshiva University. Silence is deep as Eternity, Speech is shallow as Time. Carlyle

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: kwa Easy EJ .. X ,vi rl, P -'if Nil! . ii 52 1 J 'l TSVI GRONER School Debating Team 5: Class Debating Manager 4. 5, Class Debating Team 3-8, Zionist Club President 6, Kolenu Staff 61 Library Squad 5, 6, Elchanite Associate Business Manager 7, 8. Tsvi came to T.A, from R.l.I. and quickly established himself as one of Rabbi Kanotopsky's top masmidim An outstanding debater, he was as familiar with a debater's manual as with a Rambam. As T.A.'s most ardent Zionist, Tsvi plans to make his home in Israel in the near future. My heart is inthe East, and I inthe uttermost West. Yehuda Halevi HR I X 41-42:4 'vw' PHILIP HALBFINGER Topics Reporter 1, Junior Varsity Basketball 5, 6, Junior Varsity Manager 3, 5, Elchanite Typist 7, 8, Charity Collector 3, Class Sanitation Manager 2, Serv- ice Squad 6-8. Phil, the C0-op Store's major supplier, traveled through T.A., an ardent fan and critic of our basketball team. This happy fellow also managed to serve as public relations manager for one of our former stars. He will combine his pleasant disposition with his integrity in pursuit of a career as a toy tycoon. lt is a happy lot which finds no enemies, Syrus Q x y,, Q N Q: K4 . an .te ,.1,,t 'Lge V 'A SEA. L -I ,.f.'.?7f'?S?E' I ,Sw . it , ,g,ti,i ELIAS HERSCHMANN G.O. President 8, G.O. Vice-President 7, Arista 7, 85 Topics Editor-in-Chief 5, 6: Student Court 7, 81 Elchanite Business Manager 7, 8, School Debating Team 5, 7, Class Debating Manager 1, 5, Topics Staff 2-4, Class Vice-President 2, Co-op Public Rela- tions Manager 5, Class Debating Team 1-8. Founder of our printed newspaper, Elias made the Topics both interesting and appealing. Deciding that the old building was too far away from Central, he induced the administration to move to its present quarters. Our G.O. President will prepare for a medical career at Yeshiva University. I fear three newspapers more than a hundred bayonetsf' Napoleon I