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

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s Q, V all Q if A AARON F RUCHTER Elchanite Co-Editor 7, 8, Art Squad 1-83 Class President 1, 5, 6, Vice-President 3, Debating Team 4-63 Arista 4-8, Vice-Leader 6: Track Team 6-85 Chess Team 5-8: J.V. Basketball Team 5, 6: Co-op Stall' 3-63 Service Squad 2-43 Hebrew Library 1, 2. Popular and talented, Aaron proved his versatility by dabbling in everything from sports to politics. His artistic ability was an asset both to the Elchanite and to his class- mates. A top student. he will continue to im- press both friends and faculty at Yeshiva. Art is power. Longfellow l 1 E F Rabbi A. N. Zurofi and J. Levy discuss student affairs. I ,Xian fad- 04 4216! Ae. 44- Q V. il awp fit 1-iw ,J 5 5'Tf 'r NATHAN FINKIEL Elchanite Art Editor 7. 8: Service Squad Lieutenant 7: Topics Stall' 6, 8: Oilice Squad 7: Variety Nite 3-8. Nady, the class humorist. kept us amused with his acts for four years. His biggest joke was coming to school without his hair. Future performances will emanate from leshira where he will follow in his fathefs footsteps and became a Rabbi. He who has great strength should use it lightly. Seneca is .. .J i PHILIP FRIEDMAN Service Squad Lieutenant 7: Lost and Found Mgr. 5-7: Ticket Bureau 5-7: Service Squad 3-T: Oilice Squad 6: Varsity Mgr. 7, 83 Variety Nite 4-6: Class Charity Collector 6. Phil. our redheaded delegate from Browns- ville. has a promising future ahead of him. Whether he expands from a lovlrer to a shop and goes into business or capilalizes on his religious knowledge and becomes a preacher we know he will be a success. Preach without words of purity. Rossett 21 ..--, .. .1-.....-1

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. . i ft? 7 4 Vw' Mn in DANIEL FRIMMER Topics Sports Editor 4, 53 Topics Staff 2, 35 Varsity Basketball Team 5-83 Varsity Mgr. 3, 4g Tennis Team Co-Captain 6-85 Track Team 683 Class Athletic Mgr. 5, Debating Team 1, 75 Co-op Staff 23 Variety Nite 4: Service Squad 2-5: Hebrew Library 2. Danny, though participating inconspicu- ously, was one of the most active of our ath- letes. Not limiting himself to sports alone he participated as well in many other extra- curricular activities. Outstanding scholasti- cally as well he will continue toward success lll 5n. 9, . - f - --- . :ri f xv 3'7 . 'f bf , . -jv , ia'-1 - ' ..: i 5 A ' .lv X' I 1 4.4, x -' 4 .4 ,,.--, ---V gag :Q - . 1.- ii - - fm'--'a---1-s is ,-f,.j - dy',,lgl'.-,f . N f 31. x .?,,.f, f,-M, r, --N, V 11 , its.:-f , I A , 75,5 1 ' , I R, v, , -. ,L , l.,i,,- '-I ' X-gb. ' ,--' fe- gn.:--fi .K . 4 Q .- . 5 . , .-gf.-3-,gg - -, -- . .. ' 2 1 1 U r- - ,V ml ,i Aki A 1 .-- as --f-K 1'-, . X , , .sta 1 rf? ?: Q s , . 'g fy- .1 ' .sf b - , -: ,S ,ggaymai 7 ' Q' g-gauges: ' ' '7' 'S HBE I AZRIEL FEINER G.O. Sec'y-Treas. 85 Ticket Bureau Manager 5, 6: Co-op Stall' 1-6g Service Squad 3-6: Class Debating Team 1-4, Seciy-Treas. 4, 5, 79 Topics Typing Staif 4. Ezzie substantiated claims that he was a big man by becoming 0.0. Secretary-Treas urer in our last term. The consensus of opin- ion is that future candidates will have trouble hlling his shoes fsize 132. He will take all 74 inches up to Yeshiva to continue along his path to fame. As large as life. HERSHEL FARKAS G.0. President 7, Sec'y-Treas. 63 Student Court 8g Co-op Mgr. 5, 6: Class Vice-Presi- dent 8g Kolenu Editor 6g Varsity Basketball Team 1-8g Variety Nite 6g Class Athletic Mgr. I-35 Track Team 6-83 Swimming Team 7, 85 Arista 4-8. Hesh rightfully earned the title of most ver- satile senior. While gaining fame as Varsity captain, he took time out from setting basket- ball records for affairs of state. His extra- curricular activities kept him out of class more often than not, adding yet another rec- at Yeshiva. Edgeworth ord to his list. Variety is the spice of life. Jack of all trades and master of most. Cowper Old Elchanite Headquarters for politics andpublications. the G.O. ONCE is constantly in use. 20

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If4I?! .3 . -2' . 7 I ,A 4 .1 N' 6 A Y ,ix , 4 , 6 M 1 5 'tk ' 1 . 1 in ,. 2 Q, . it ,l MELVIN GALUN Service Squad 7: Clee Club 5, 6: Variety Nite 5-8: Kolenu 7, 8: Elchanite Art Squad 7, 8: Varsity Swimming Team 7, 8. Coming to TA. from Poland by way of Toras Chaim, Mel impressed us with his frankness. Noted for his compositions in third year English, his candidness was appreciated by all including Mr. Gallant. He will continue his writing at Brooklyn. Speak out, hide not thy thoughts. Homer URIEL GOTTESMAN Elchanite Business Manager 7, 8: Topics Cir- culation Staff 7, 8: Variety Nite 3, 4, 7, 8: l.V. Basketball 5, 6: Track Team 5-8: Class Debating Team 1, 2: Glee Club 3: Class Business Manager 3, 4: Service Squad 1, 2: Hebrew Library 1, 2: English Library 3, 4. A fresh air enthusiast, Cotty spent most of his jour years in the backyard. Between extra- curricular activities e.g. intramurals and Saturday nights, he found time to organize a mutual admiration society with the Doa Remembered for his quiet nudging as Elcha- nite Business Manager, he will continue nudging teachers at Y.U. L'All the world loves a lover Lilker's Wedding Rabbi P. Yogel keeps himself busy interviewing new students . . . , l 22 V , 5,21 f '-,fn 6-0,2 fi, V . . i ff-1- ' ,' bf.: aff.. R.. f -4: examining Talmud classes. . MOSES GEFF EN Elchanite Typing Editor 7, 8: Chess Team Captain 3, 4: Swimming Team 73 Service Squad 3-5, Moish was our good neighbor delegate from Colombia. He introduced us to such distinctly Latin American products as sugar cane, burn cigarette lighters, and cheap watchbands. He will continue his good will tour at City. Oh lovely Colombia, renowned romantic land. Mostly from Byron