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

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The joys of learning. MARTIN KELLMAN Topics Sports Editor 7, 83 Elchanite Activities Editor 7, 83 Chagiga 7, 83 Class Debating 1-83 School Debating 5-83 Varsity Scorer 5-61 Vari- ety Nite 5-6. Senor's prize Spanish student spent four years watching the Senor imitate him. Presi- dent and only member of the YUHSB branch of the G.O.P., he used his subtle wit to conquer crossword puzzles and liven up many a dull class. An ardent supporter of the varsity, our Topics Sports Editor played an important role in ad-libbing the chagiga skits to success. He will add some cheer to Brooklyn next year. What's good for General Motors is good for the country. Charles Wilson Q. Qs., wwwuw DAVID LAZAR G.O. Vice-President 73 Sec'y-Treas. 5, 63 Class President 2, 43 Debating Team 1-63 Business Manager 3g JV Basketball 3. 43 Co-op Sales- man 3, 43 Elchanjte Art 23 Service Squad 1, 2. Basketball was Dave's game until he en- tered politics. Twice elected G.O. Secretary- Treasurer and once Veep, Lizzy's amicable manner assured the smooth operation of the Student Council. He will forego politics for math at Yeshiva. Politics is the doctrine of the possible, the attainable. Bismarck Wu - '-'.1.:-. 9 ' ,' ' - .4'.'e': ' , -. R 'av wa -Y ...... 3 I '5 s . I. 4 .ff----, EDWARD LEIBOWITZ Class Debating 2-83 Sec'y-Treas. 2. 3, 4: Service Squad 2, 8. Smilin' Ed grinned his nonchalant way through four years of transit on the 13th Av- enue bus. A pleasant disposition his most valuable asset. Ed naturally won many friends. This future dentist will drill through his stud- ies at Brooklyn. One vast substantial smile. Dickens 29

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SAUL HELFENBEIN YUI-ISB's answer to creeping meatballism. STANLEY HORWITZ Class Vice-President 1: Debating 2-8: Arista .ssszsvnww r-rvzffffev WH Admits anyone? Saul is an avid reader of science fiction and a talented short story and poetry writer. Our 5-8: Sec'y-Treas, 73 Vice-President 8: Topics Reporter 5, 6: Kolenu Staff 3. 41 Topics Typ- ing 3. 4: Elchanite Literary Editor 7, 8. pleasant, red-headed poet laureate will major in English at Brooklyn. What one fool can do. another can. Helfenbein via ancient Samaria Stan, alias Sid Silver, financed his stay at BTA by playing the market and other things. He cycled his way to fame in many scholar- ship contests. Possessor of a centrally located house and a sharp wit. he was popular with all. He will sell his literary talents, ivy league cap and maroon 'cycle to the highest bidder Portrait of 11 senior. B 28 and study math. Peddle. peddle. toil and trouble. Ajax A. DAVID JACOBSON Class Debating Team 1-83 Varsity 4: Class Sec'y-Treas. 6: Vice'President 83 Arista 5-83 Vice-President 71 Chess Team 3-83 Kolenu 6. Always happy-go-lucky, Jake consistently kept in good spirits with a fine and prolific humor. Between jokes he managed to gain the veep-ency of the National Honor Society and serve on the chess and debating Varsities, His witticisms and rosy cheeks are sure to make him popular at Yeshiva next year where he'll major in chemistry. The boy with the barrel of flavor. B. Piels

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-'vgfwx -ns- f N A HAROLD LEIBOWITZ G.O. Vice-President 8: Sec'y-Treas. 7: Elchan- ite Art Editor 7. 8: Kolenu Ass't Editor 63 Class Vice-President 21 President 3g Athletic Manager 43 Track Team Captain 7, 83 Member 3-6: JV 3. 4. Hesh. one of our honest politicians, served in two executive positions during his senior year, Captain of our trach team and weekend ambassador to the Bronx, Hesh broke many a four-minute-mile chasing the IRT. His smile and personality will serve him well in his his- tory studies at Brooklyn. Not a sinner. nor a saint just the very best of chaps. JOSEPH LEIBOWITZ School Athletic Manager 55 Class Athletic Manager 1-43 Varsity Basketball 2-5: Chess Team 1-83 Variety Nite 5. 6: Leader 7, 85 Chagiga Leader 7. 83 Class Vice-President 7. Possessor of a torn tibial tubercle. a great sense of humor. and an innate power of lead- ership, Joey had a hand in coordinating many activities. Responsible for our successful cha- gigas and Variety Nite, he was forced by his injury to limit athletics to managership, rally- ing the varsity, and intramurals. Broohlyn's science department will inherit a hard worker. 'tVariety is the spice of life. Q11 V ROBERT LEVINE Office Squad 5-73 Variety Nite Staff 5-8: Serv- ice Squad 5-7g Lab Ass't 5, 6. Bob, our expert on equestrian finances, will be best remembered for his faithful service as Mrs. Rosenmans 3rd period office emissary. Attendance and scratch sheets were his spe- cialty. Instrumental in the organization of the stamp club. he will take a liberal arts course at Brooklyn. A horse, a horse-my kingdom for a horse! Willy the Shake Cowper f, i 'Q fx f-sf 4 E5 C Yr WS lf' X Y 1 Q ll iii l 1 ix 3' A i l N N Q G 0 1 i r i7 li i LJ U U l . A 1 I A A l U U C 30