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

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MOISHE FEDER Moishe, our yo-yo instructor from Canada, joined us in his senior year. One of Rabbi Yogel's masmidim, he kept us entertained with his harmonica and running commentary on Montreal's hockey team. He will study pre- dent at Y.U. next year. G-d save the Queen . . . and Maurice Richard. Feder 'X A STEVEN FEIGELSTOCK Sewice Squad 2g Class Debating Team 2. 3, 5: Topics Staff 5: Variety Nite Staff 3. One of the later additions of Rabbi Yogel's class. Steve was one of the pillars of the min- yan. Among the Doctor's finest Jewish History students, he is an ardent reader and Talmud scholar. He will study mathematics at Yeshiva next year. More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of. Tennyson IRVING FEIGENBLUM Varsity Basketball 5-83 JV Basketball 3, 43 Bowling Team Captain 6-8: Swimming Team 61 Track Team 63 Service Squad 4-6: Class Athletic Manager 5, 6: Debating Team 3-6. YUHSB's answer to Don Carter, Fig also distinguished himself on three other Varsity teams. His interest in math and friendly per- sonality will serve him well in his mechanical engineering studies at Brooklyn. His soul lives in an alley. Ben Jonson Yes your majesty-no, your majesty. +4-' si-5 . ' 'A . - - . .mf-f S - 5' flu' 7 'f'Q..':'? F' '7 i rx 1 . 1:-, e V . 22

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Elclzanite is ll 24-ll0lll'-ll-tllly job. 30 lhxsm quww qiiwef NATHAN DERSHOWITZ ' School Debating Manager 6g Varsity Debating Team 3-83Varsity Basketball Team 5-8g Swim- ming Team Captain 63 Tennis Team 5, 65 JV Basketball Team 3, 4. One of our better debaters, Tully didn't limit himself to the forensic art. As Captain of the swimming team and member of the Basketball and tennis Varsities, he was active in athletics. Friendly and personable, he will follow the Dershowitz trail to Brooklyn. Once again the bull supreme. Hodgson 'Uh ARNOLD EAGLE English Library Squad 3: Hebrew Library Squad 2-5. One of our commuters, Arnie Eagle flew through high school. He could usually be found working in the English and Hebrew libraries. His genial manner will win him many friends at Hofstra next year where he will study den- tistry. Like the Eagle free, Cunningham Q0 R..- DAVID EPSTEIN Bulletin Editor-in-Chief 7, 8: Topics Copy Editor 5-8: Varsity Debating Team 3-83 Stu- dent Court Justice 7, 83 Arista 5-8: Arista Secretary 81 Class Debating 2-8, Editor of the Bulletin. Dave will be remem- bered for his scathing editorials written at odd moments of inspiration. Our journalist from New Jersey also excelled in debating and Talmud studies. He will no doubt keep up his good scholastic and extracurricular work at Y,U. in the fall. I speak the truth as much as I dare. Montaigne 21

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MARTIN FELDMAN Class Sec'y-Treas. 25 Math Club 3-55 Class De- bating Team 4-7g Class Athletic Teams 1-4, 6-8, One of our better math students, Marty, on his rare visits to class, managed to make his teachers fully aware of his presence. A charter member of the Fink-Kenmore class and an ardent proponent of co-ed education, he will study engineering at city. Absence makes the heart grow fonderf' T. H. Bayly Open air staff meeting . . . 1.x-Mi. f,,, 5. SIMEON F ENSTERHEIM Track Team 5, 65 Class Debating Team 3-5. Simeon, one of the smallest guys ever to win a Hausman award, managed to grow four inches at the end of his junior year. Member of the track team, his association with Mr. Lilher guaranteed his grades in History. His math studies at Y.U. will help him achieve his chosen profession, engineering. Farmacht der Fenster un gay a-Heimf' Rabbi Frankel us- + 'Uh-f 5 ALEX FLAMHOLZ Elchanite Editor-in-Chief 7, 85 Topics News and Managing Editor 5-75 Class President 2, 3, 4, 5, 75 Student Court Chief Justice 65 Mem- ber Justice 55 Arista 4-65 Lab Ass't 3-8. Ajax, nicknamed Alexander. was the propri- etor of our club locker. His journalistic abilities and wide popularity earned for him top positions on the Elchqnite and Topics. His cheerful disposition lent a happy air to many a gloomy day. Encouraged by an 800 on the non-verbal Boards, he will make math and physics his goal next year at Brooklyn. It is a happy lot which finds no enemy. Mr. Becker 23