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

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, -- A w4.e.a:',f 5-,, ' ls-,- JOEL GROSSMAN Arista 5-8, Leader 8: Kolenu Editor 5-81 Co- Editor Elchanite 7, 83 Topics News Staff 5-8g School Chess Team 7, 8, Lieutenant Service Squad 7, 8: Chief Hebrew Librarian 4-8Q School Debating Team 5, 6g Class Debating Manager 1, 3, 43 Editor of Sifrivon 3-63 Atom 5, 6. A fondness for Hebrew led Joel to become Kolenu editor and chief Hebrew librarian. His position as Arista leader shows his versa- tility in secular studies as well. He will seek further knowledge at Yeshiva University. I agree with no man's opinions. I have some of my own. Turgeniev Obber is er kosher? IRWIN HAAS Topics' Bulletin Reporter 4-83 Topics Typing Squad 5-7, Photography Squad 53 Atom Asso- ciate Editor 6-8: Elchanite Typing,Squad 7, Class Debating Team 4, 5, 65 School Debating Team 6, 73 Head English Librarian 6, 7. Irwin, our t'dean of the English library, helped revive the Atom during his senior year. His work with the science publication whetted his appetite for science, and he will study chemistry at City College. Librarians are wiser men than others. Emerson Q-rf' 'Nu IRWIN HANDEL Head of Mishmar 7, 83 Kolenu 5-83 Arista 7, 83 School Charity collector 5, 6, 83 Service Squad 3g Hebrew Library Book Agency Head 5-81 Member of Y.O.C. 5, 6g Chairman 7, 8. Irwin quietly spent his four years compiling a fine scholastic and extracurricular record. The miny0n , the rnishmar and the Y.O.C. each profited from his able leadership. He will continue his studies at Yeshiva, trying to emulate Rabbi Karlin as both a mathematician and a rabbi. But his delight is in the law of the Lord. Psalms 22 'eat .

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fl l T P lt I1 ' of -wt ti! , ,N s Q .X - ,Xi 'fr wwf-, P. Brnmer tlellt'e1'.s C'l'0Il0IlllC'.l report. t t asv- ' ' .,,,,,,.. DAVID GOLD Class Secretary Treasurer 6, Elchanite Busi- ness Staff 7, 85 Topics Business Staff lg Class Athletic Manager 2, 45 Class Debating Team 2, 5, Junior Varsity Basketball Team 3, 45 Captain Varsity Handball team 7, 83 Varsity Handball Team 5, 6, Service Squad 5, 6. Our official sweater salesman and yarmul- ka stylist was another of Rabbi Karlin's boys . After four years at Y.U.H.S.B., Dave will develop his business prowess by studying accounting at N . Y. U. Business! It's quite simple. It's other peo- ple's money. Dumas STEVEN GOLDMAN Class President 4, Vice-President l, Debating Manager 3, Debating Team 1-84 Topics Staff 3, 4, 7, 8g Varsity Debating Team 4-85 Track Team 6, Co-op 3, 4, Assistant Manager 5, Manager 6-81 Arista 5-83 Ticket Bureau Man- ager 6. Ajffectionately known as Zook , Steve was our representative to the N. Y. Times Youth Forum . Besides being eo-op manager, he found time to operate his own radio station. His interest in aviation will lead him to a career in aeronautical engineering at Brooklyn Polytech. I would rather be right than president. Clay HENRY GOODMAN Arista 5-83 Topics Feature Staff 53 Topics Bul- letin Editor-in-chief 7, 8, Associate Editor 5, 6, Reporter and Typist 3, 4, Atom 6, Kolenu 5, 63 Chess Team 55 Hebrew Library 2: English Library 3, 4, Chief Librarian 5-8: Service Squad Captain 8, Lieutenant 7. Henry, who was mild-nzannered socially, was nevertheless tlze editor of the hard-hitting Top- ics Bulletin. He further developed his journal- istic ability by participating actively on the staffs of the other school publications. He will study math at Polytech. Silence is deep as eternity, Speech is shallow as time. Carlyle 2l

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l x' an--' '-sv-f JEROME HORNBLASS Ottr campus, Varsity Debating Team 5, 6, J.V. Debating Team 2, 43 Topics Bulletin Associate Editor 7, Typist 4, 5, 6, Reporter 4, 5, 63 Varsity Basketball Team 5, 63 J.V. Basketball Team 3g Class Debating Team 1, 2, 4, 5, 65 Variety Nite 2, 4g School Glee Club 1, 2. Jerry, who had the distinction of being on most of the extracurricular activities was the class reformer. His editorials on Yiddishkeit helped stabilize the senior class. He will major in science at Yeshiva. He preaches well who lives well. Cervantes gl-Q, DAVID JACOBS Science Club 1-45 Hebrew Culture Club 5-8. David, our expert in languages, displayed Eager . . his linguistic proficiency by effectively rank- ing itz tlzree languages. He will continue giv- ing his rabbis naches at Yeshiva, where he will study for the rabbinate. It matters not what you are, but what you are thought to be. Syrus . ff' 'ir' 4 ?-45 gf' NORMAN KAHAN Kolenu Editor 5-31 Class Vice President 83 Secretary Treasurer 6g Arista 6-8g Topics Staff 5-73 Debating Team 5, 6g Service Squad 75 English Librarian 5g Hebrew Librarian 6. Nortny, a late-comer to our school, proved his worth by compiling one of the highest averages in the senior class. His major contri- bution was the reestablishnzent of a successful Kolenu magazine. He will go on to study tnath and science at Yeshiva. Tis good-will makes intelligence. Emerson 23 -lt ', !' .0 131' A.1: :' '. 'girl- ..y.-g .5 V .:',.. ,