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

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FACULTY talmud Rabbi Peretz Yogel, Talmud Examiner 1 -e e f f J , x , U UR Talmud faculty is characteristic of the high standards of the g 1 Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, of which we are a ' c' i part. Aside from the respect our rabbis command as scholars, many are leaders of Orthodox Jewry in their own communities and give .J 1 freely of their time and effort to encourage learning and religious ob- servance. Rabbi Solomon Drillman 4 T Y-s., 'al .1 ,-, , .7 aj- 1 Bweiv r R43 . V if V 1 ,Q ' 4 m 1 f rr n K 5 -J 9 Q ,if ., ' ef- ' m ,I A -A Aw s I . . M ' 1 N 'YQ v x B! V9 'ara 5 .' '--if ggi ' ,- . .- Rabbi Wolf Dm-Chin The goal of every student is to reach the Talmud class of Rabbi P. Yogel, shown above in session. rx 1 4 'X J T -:gags Rabbi Joseph Epstein Rabbi Samuel Faivushevitz Rabbi Herman Frankel ,,..4 3 A 1 , , - 73:1 5 .fig ' ' 5 , i, gk e. , ff t .

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i . tb , -A 'MJ' -..,- , - Q s-53.-.'-. , V.. Y .lf--11-5 . . J. :X-7...1 1 ' AJ, Left to right: Art Editor M. Lebowitz, Co-Editor A. Fruchter, Editor-in-Chief J. Levy, Faculty Adviser H. Allan, L. Greenfield, Art Editor N. Finkiel, W. Enker, N. N usbacher ROWTH has been the keynote of the Elchanite throughout the years of its existence. Each edition has been better than the one before. From copy preparation to final printing, much eifort and cooperation are required. The Business Managers who secure advertisements, the Activi- ties Editors who organize the writeups for each stu- dent and activity, the Photography Staff which takes the candid pictures of school life, and the Art Edi- tors who are in charge of illustrating the book all must work together under the Editors-in-Chief in ' 2 j. .2 U 3 H llzvj. ,.f:. 1 - , , . '-':-Q 7 fi li ',-1: tr had .fag , if i 8 ',tiQQ4'QL?f'.. fn' 9 , 1 t ' .J-5151 J' lififfiff 10 A g's.,.if Y 17 11 ' .HYKPS fm 'S 'S 'I' 12 ,it .. I . , 7 Q. f 1 i, i E lx Q 1 . 'W , if Q f fm- 5,-Q:3s,vi ', .- V T122 Q .-gm , ti 1- ':?i f'f S it if ..-If 'il' - irljp l 11, 43 '55 by i t '-ri I. A WF i 2931, tfllfigl f if .' iiffs ff n . ' .gtg it Q f' F 5 iff' at .5 453.5 4 t 3 1 -2 . l A -1322, 'at' order to produce an award-winning yearbook. The Elchanite is the product of the hard work and de- voted efforts of all of them. Undergraduate assistance is also of vital impor- tance in publishing a successful yearbook. Many articles, sketches, and drawings submitted by lower- termers are included, and they are also assuming an ever-increasing share of the financial burden. We would like to express our sincerest apprecia- tion to Mr. Harry Allan, faculty adviser, for his in- valuable service to our yearbook. 1. Sheldon Weiser, Photography Editor 2. Morris Zauderer, Photography Editor 3. Jacob Tesler, Photography Editor 5 4. J ack Ness, Activities Editor 5 5. Frederick Nathan, Activities Editor 6. Ira Kellman, Activities Editor 7. Morton Leibowitz, Activities Editor 8. Moses Geifen, Typing Editor 9. Jack Fein, Typing Editor 10. Myron Zinaman, Business Manager 11. Michael Ostrow, Business Manager 12. Philip Bursky, Business Manager 13. Uriel Gottesman, Business Manager 14. Harvey Mandel, Literary Editor 15. Alan Hyman, Literary Editor 16. Nathan Finkiel, Art Editor 17. Martin Lebowitz, Art Editor

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T 'gs 'wk 'Qq, ,A l 135. Rabbi Harold B. Kanotopsky Rabbi Morris Gordon K -1 .y . 'is .za f A l , Rabbi Meyer Karlm Our morning session is devoted mainly to the teaching of Talmud, with the curriculum being enriched by instruction in Bible, Prophets, W and Jewish law. Unlike the secular department, the students are grouped A A X , ' -1 according to proficiency rather than years, a method which allows each il S ' student to learn at his own pace. The entire system is coordinated by XE T 3 ,1 the Talmud examiner, Rabbi Peretz Yogel. Rabbi Zelo Schussheim M. Zauderer, M. Press, and L. Greenfield seek the answer 'I N ' A , . 1 - to their rabbi's last question. il 111 -.I 4-'ns Rabbi Pincus Shebshaievitz Rabbi Samuel Shmidman