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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

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For the lower termers the pro- gram consists mainly of technical English while in the upper classes the classics and modern literary trends are scrutinized. The English period also serves as a forum for class meetinvs. Because of the increased emphasis placed on scholarship exams the English staff helps to pre- pare the students for these tests and can be justly proud of its achievements. LEX 'S--v .lr Mr. Jacob D. Godin Mr. Joseph B. Strum . -J .2 . Ivq . 55 .iv lti Homer Dr. Max Horwitzii Deceased 'thx evils!! 042, O -,th ,... A .E r 1- EM r ' 'N r FZ- 'M it ' fr -umm a A tiff .,,,, qu, fi, Lyn Mila' i I , 'liiligfiew 5' ,M f ML jk' ' r I r K A LL I il 1 IA 335 ' ri. ,, , 4' .A A, 'guy it fi ' J he i f ' ' A A x i 1 K i ,al A iff I V 'hi 1 I fx , ' X , -, X I , ,V at ., ' vides an excellent background in spoken and xiii 'lf ' X l tm ' L t N lr N M MW' 4 C I L X I i 1 4 , fag? ' 1-lf' -T N it . 1 1 1 1 1 1, ' 29' f X , .. 'K 1 ,ag-xg. f t PZ, 4 is 521 if, , .Pais 13 Mr. Robert E. Bassell Mr. Sidney Gold Mr. Arthur Arluck VV-wmv.. I. . N if ,X 4 .1 ' ,,.. , ' .5 21? bf - IS. Dr Jechiel Lichtenstein Languages N important part of the school curriculum is the Language Department, which oifers four years of Hebrew language Ccompulsoryj and two years each of either French or Spanish. Besides the elements of grammar and vocabulary, the culture and development of the people or nation discussed are studied. After three years of Hebrew language and literature seniors take a course in Jewish History. is... fs... 'Sv 1 ' vs .lf Vpzl X. A - :Wi J .Lp Mr Alvin Kamber Mr. Francis'Callan 'N N ' 'pity .J 'xx YZ! Mr. Isaac J. Cantor 3 Mr. Jacob Soshuki Rabbi Yaakov Dardac Mr. Morris Septimus Mr. Louis Cooper Mr. Harry Goldstein Mr. Henry Mayer fmtui Mathematics T is no strange coincidence that math is voted the most popular subject, while the math teachers are always in the running for the stu- dents' favorites. Our curriculum requires but two and one-half years of math-Elementary Alge- bra, Tenth Year Math, and Intermediate Algebra. However, many students take advantage of the electives which include Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, and a one-term course in Analytic Geometry and Calculus. Sciences HE large proportion of Y.U.H.S.B. graduates continuing their education in the field of science is, in itself, a line tribute to the work of our science instructors. Students are required to take a year each of General Science and Biology, but the am- bitious ones take full advantage of both Chemistry and Physics. With the well-timed arrival of the much-her- alded laboratory. replete with equipment for in- dividual experimentation, students will now be able to perform experiments formerly demon- strated by the teacher. ,mf Mr. Samuel Lebowitz Mr. George Davidson Mr. David Schiff 4, , . V-Vx . -1 - rpg 1 i , . ' me M J,f??f' -, ' 5 f it T24 , , , .ra-If V ,t 1-'24 X ,fr ii 2 2 1 , .,. Mr. Martin Lilker Mr. Lowell Sanders Social tudies AKING at long View of history, Y.U.H.S.B. U ff students start on hieroglyphics and work their way forward during three and one-half years of Citizenship Education. World Geography. World History. American History. and Economics tall compulsoryl. The Social Studies class also serves as a soapbox for would-be politicians, as the class analyzes and debates current problems of the day. Mr. David Getz Mr. Isidore Melov ff? Mr. Arthur Becker Mr. Morris Purcell Mr. Harry Allan Music Mr. Leon Leibowitz INORS, consisting of Art, Music, and Phys- ical Education are offered in the freshman and sophomore years. ln Art, presided over by Mr. H. Allan, the elements of design are empha- sized, while in Music, taught by Mr. L. Leibo- witz, the classics are studied. In Mr. Morse's much-looked-forward-to gym class, dental notes and nok-hockey are stressed. Rabbi Matthew Clark Physical Aft Education aa- A ' X af' Qu Mr. Harry Morse uidancc HE Guidance Program was instituted to orient freshmen, and supply seniors with information concerning colleges and scholarships. Regret- tably, Mr. Martin Lilker. who had served as Guidance Counselor for hve years, left his posi- tion to become administrator of Manhattan Cen- tral. However, Rabbi Matthew Clark. his replace- ment, provided a fresh approach to our problems. 14 l ll . M, Ujifice Squad he members of the Oiiice Squad, in addition to faithfully performing their tasks, are suf- ficiently far removed from the administration to be on very friendly terms with the studentry. Mrs. Yetta Rosenman. secretary to the principal, acts as chief mediator in student faculty relations. Jay Blazer, Assistant Bursar and puller-of-the- purse-strings, is always ready with financial ad- vice, while Mrs. Harriet Hochdorf, executive secretary, collects our tuition with her famous smile. J'f'l A ! will I all Mrs. Harriet Hochdorf aided by Mayer Unterberg. 155' Mrs. Yetta Rosenman, Secretary . X' Mr. Jacob Blazer Maintenance Mr. John Santiago, Chief Custodian. HIS year our Maintenance Squad, under the able direction of John Santiago and assisted by his son Ralph and an ever-changing staff, was called on to do extra duty in preparation for the Middle States visit. Besides insuring cleanliness of our school's physical plant, 'fJohn runs the food concession and is very popular with the student body. 1 l li W-, , , , , ,HY Y , 1 -1 ,gn . 95-.. 'hav' lr-M 3' DAVID ACKERMAN Junior Varsity Basketball Team 53 Class Athletic Manager 5, 73 Ticket Commission 63 Intramurals 3-8. Acky, our import from Rhode Island, joined our ranks in his sophomore year. Pos- sessor of the school foul-shooting record, he has spent many a happy lunchtime shooting hoops in our open-air gym His quiet, unas- suming nature and patience will prove valu- able in his contemplated career of teaching. Multum in Parvo-Much in Little. RI. Motto CHARLES ADLER Elchanite Activities Editor 7. 8g Bulletin Man- aging Editor 7. 8, Co-op Travel Squad 1, 2. Salesman 3, 4, Manager 5, 63 Swimming Team 5-83 Chess Team 5, 63 Topics Feature Staff 4, Topics Circulation Staff 33 Audio-Visual Squad 1-33 Service Squad 1, 21 Elections Commission 1. 2, 4, 83 Hausman Award 3: Class Vice- President 1, 35 Class Debating 1-8, Manager 73 Intramurals 1-6. Chuck, a co-founder of the N.B.S., was also the Swimming Team's talented breast-Stroker An Editor of the Bulletin and Elchanzte, his journalistic ability brought many smiles to readers' lips. He will switch from lips to teeth MARTIN ALLAN AGULNEK Elchanite Typing Editor 7, 83 Topics Business Stall 2-41 Captain of Bowling Team 7, 83 Topics Bulletin 4-83 Student Court Justice 83 Atom Staff 1-63 Library Squad 2, 43 Topics Circulation Manager 5-83 Elchanite Art Squad 7, 83 Class Debating Manager 83 Class Debat- ing 1-43 Intramurals 1-8. Ready, willing and able to put a skilled hand to a typewriter, conscientious Marty managed to keep our spirits high with his sense of humor. His ability to solve The Coop's mara- thon Math problems should serue him well as he studies chemical engineering at City. A merry heart maketh a cheerful counte- next year when he majors in pre-dent at nance-i' Brooklyn- Proverbs Nothing great was achieved without en- thusiasmf' Emerson cl il it lnr1erSam'ta. 13 fl if iii Ei 5 'V 5201- 5:2 wif' 3 :li C45 Q 53 Q 'Yi I ' f f ' if x gg, l LM N ff iq . . firxx 1-g,,,.,,.awi'? 2 +3--' I .IL-'31 ARTHUR ALEXANDER Swimming Team 5-84 Topics Business Staff 1-6, Manager 7, 83 Topics Typing Staff 43 Service Squad 43 Lost-and-Found Manager 3-83 J .V. Scorer 33 Class Elchanite Business Manager 1, 7, 85 Class Debating 1-3. The industrious head of our Lost-and-Found managed to find time from his frequent treks outside of school grounds to participate in school activities, such asg heading the Radio Club and swimming for the Varsity. He hopes to make use of his manual dexterity by filing the cavities of his future patients. Have Deck, Will Travelf' Dealt from Paladin BERNARD BEER Varsity Basketball Scorer 7, 8: Library Squad 6, Class President 81 Class Vice-President 2, 3, 53 Class Secretary 6, Class Debating 6-8. Reticent during his first two years. Bernie's talents for impersonating several members of our faculty provided us with many enjoyable lunch hours and Chagigas. Our official Varsity Scorer will major at Yeshiva in modern lan- guages, inspired by his Spanish mentor, Senor Cantor. When Beer goes in, wit comes out. Callan 10:59 A.M. 'QQ HARRIS L. BERENHOLZ Arista 81 Student Court Justice 71 Kolenu 4-81 Atom Staff 63 Hebrew Library 4-6, Class Charity Collector 4, GQ Class President 7: Class Elchanite Business Manager 8: Class Debating 3-5, Manager 6. Joining us in our sophomore year from Brighton Yeshiva, Heslz readily acclimated himself to our school, He continually surprises us with his facility for quoting poetry from many varied sources. Undecided as to his future occupation. our easygoing classmate will continue his studies at Brooklyn. Religions in the heart. Jerald 17 S., MITCHELL BERZON A Iatecomer to the scene at Y.U.H.S.B,, Mitch lost no time in becoming the arch- enemy of the Doc. Our import from Baltimore Yeshiva will continue his policy of negativity at Brooklyn. Who so would be a nonconformist . . . Emasculated Emerson jd' 1 ikfh 'f RONALD BLEIER Topics Business Staff 2-61 Co-Capt. Varsity Tennis Team 7, 81 Varsity Ping-Pong 4-65 J.V. Coach 7g Bulletin Reporter 5, 7, 85 Atom Staff 63 Topics Typist 5: Atom Typist 55 J.V. 54 J.V. Scorer 33 Class Athletic Manager 6-8: Class Debating 1-8g Intramurals 1-8. Ronnie's interest in athletics has led him to coach the J.V. and follow closely the daily equine encounters. A boy of diversified tastes. his chief mental preoccupation has always been philosophy. He hopes to go to the head of the class as a teacher. G-d forbid that I should go to any heaven in which there are no horses. Cunninghame-Graham lcebilx 1 5 ,X 1.-lima X0 fn 'I :fy xii . -1 U 3 , A' Tv . . A H shi. -QP, gg . A .fx x ' . ' Y 5 if ' - - SE-.1 - Q I-I: xg lil!! ,lg M23 at v 7 N-'I ,-'j,. 7 ' A 'I L v Wi as 4 gl. , it Q x fr - ,z ur , , 1 -.Q ' - 0' H' 195: fi ' mf 1 ' FE f- Nail' X -rs, ' s ilill il' l A 5 !lllUlllllliq,n!u f ., ' z I 1- - N . ,,,uu.u- v ,fi I I V I 4:-Q-,att -W: - -2- -Q.- f'EYS's- ' - w- I -4--..,gN'ff'f 0 '-4 ft ww si - 9 sf- s-in W- 49 Q W Q ff nm: H: mmm: 15 wyn 'vm Wm 'rx 11' rwwn 'rx Ton' nn 'un nx nnwn x51 nnx nfnbx xv in my-ri .uma 18 aff' :1 J niumn 'UWC 5 5 l 3-0 Nv- DAVID BLOOM Co-op Travel Squad 63 Class Athletic Manager 13 Class Debating 1, 2, 73 Class Basketball Team 15 Class Slapball Team 1-5. Dave, chief importer of the exotic Twang, was a favorite target of Rabbi Weinbach. Re- ligiously attending the bowling alley, he spent two years in Room 105. where his skills in demolition made him a worthy asset. With a feeling of gratitude for Y.U.H.S.B., Dave will pursue a teaching career at Hunter. What this country needs is a five cent pack of cigarettes. K. Topsky NDP PN DR . . . FI'11l1 VR N-.1 ,Miva WJ JONAH BOTKNECHT Elchanite Photography Editor 7, 83 Service Squad Lieutenant 7g Topics Photography 4-65 Bulletin Reporter 5, 63 Varsity Basketball Manager 7, 85 Scorer 5, 63 Atom Staff 43 Hebrew Library lg Elchanite Art 1, 23 Variety Nite 63 Class Debating 4. Famous for his exploits north of the border, Jonah spent his senior year snapping shutters for the Elchanite and as Jonah-on-the-spot for the Varsity hoop squad. Possessor of the school's only Presidential sweater, our ex- lieutenant of the Service Squad will prefix doctor to his title at Brooklyn. You're a genius J. B,! You've done it again J. B.! J. B. MYRON BURSKY Elchanite Business Manager 7. 8: Service Squad 1-43 Chess-Checkers Club 1-31 Science Club 43 Class Basketball Team 3. Ambassador of good will from Cockashama- hia, Myron kept us and himself in stitches over the past years with his various pantomimes. His financial prowess, which qualified him for the position of Elchanite Business Manager, will be further developed as a business admin- istration major. A sweetheart, G-d bless'm. The Beak ass MARK DISKIND Arista 7, 8: Chess Team 5. 6: Variety Nite 2-6. Co-Leader 7. 8, Service Squad 6: Class Presi- dent 8g Class Secretary 1, 4. 6. 7: Chief Justice of Student Court 8. Our golden-throated chess enthusiast. Mark displayed an amazing talent for citing the sources of many obscure biblical tracts, High and low harmonizer for the Hbatlonimf' he attained the honored position of Student Court Chief Justice. Mark will continue collecting chess games and studying genetics at Y.U. I would rather be remembered by a song than a victory. Smith 19 .4 . , f A , X , if 5 u-., ' HAROLD FEINE Head of Kashruth Commission 5, 61 Topics Photography Editor 7, 8g Topics Business Staff 6: Y.O.C. 1-8: Service Squad 1. 21 Library Book Agency 4-63 Elchanite Business Staff 13 Class Debating 2-4. Director of candy machines, Hesh engi- neered a daring price rise in sweets and introduced Clark Bars on which students could release their pent up emotions. A sin- cere devotee of B'nai Akivah and the Y.O.C.. Hesh will start on the hrst lap of a career in business by spending a year in Israel. Write me as one who loves his fellow men. Abou ben Adhem 1 .4 Q.,-,,:-.A ,M.-1.-:mtl-.,-.t.,' 'J-if - :ii '-iff? flfj ft: 7' .- refer-fi-2-dfiftisfg Q .L e in-r in, 1, Mii7f.'i?'.'2's21- . 4' 1 , 1 Q mf X 6 4 22 i, . ef' Y' fr 1 . .re ' Wv an vi' 4 4 -4 A z., 'ff ..-:fn vt-'xt ' 14' wg., ,im-K.. sf-a,sg.ay,q, tr .11-w7'.3'5N122'Me1 .1-ifzw'-i e '12 Q w' v ' 5 ff 4, 1 a ,dw ji ,ua ,,, i if 4 A, -144 ,I 1 1, 1 fr ,. 1 i + 'K 'XV' 2 vt 5 ,Wt 4a6v41f5Vi'fl , f ig! 'i ,,735- ff. , , lf msg: 'ei 'L' f ff, 1 MARTIN FELDMAN Captain Chess Team 5-8: Service Squad 1: Chess-Checkers Club 11 Intramurals 1-8. Top checkmater of our school in his junior and senior years, lllarty's interests do not lie entirely with intellectual sports. l-Vell-known for his aggressive defense in both schoolyard basketball and football, he will apply his dogged perseverance at City in the pursuit of an accounting career. Attack, Attack, Attack! Napoleon HARVEY FISC HER School Debating Manager 7: Editor-in-Chief of Topics Bulletin 7, 8, Associate Editor 5, 6g Editor-in-Chief of Atom 5, 63 Math Team 79 Atom Staff 3, 43 Topics News Staff 2, 33 Topics Business Staff 33 Kolenu Staff 2: Service Squad 1, 23 Class Debating Manager 2-4. Laughing his way through four years of high school, Harvey Flash ed his way into prom- inence by heading a number of school publi- cations. Perennial head of his class debating team in his hrst three years, he elevated him- self to the post of school Debating Manager. Harvey will apply his varied talents to bio- chemistry at Columbia. Vox populi omnia vincit generally. Slimey Fisch 3 W 'mfs Q 20 Lunchtime. if 'iff' ., Y bw.,.. my' N-.,. JEFFREY FROST Swimming Team 5-83 Track Team 7, 83 Hebrew Library Squad 2, 35 Head of Hebrew Library 4-81 Topics Business Staff 4-63 Variety Nite 25 Varsity Research 6g Kolenu Typist Gi Class Debating 1, 53 Intramurals 1-8. Our handsome representative from Brigh- ton Beach, Jeff spent much of his time dis- cussing religion with Kenny and cummuting between Church and Snyder Aves. Working as head of the Hebrew Library has contributed greatly to his success as a swimmer on our Varsity Swimming Team. Possessor of a radiant smile, he plans to major in dentistry. He prayeth best who loveth best. Coleridge Harlc, The Shark! EITAN F RYDMAN Y.O.C. 7, 8. Our only mustached senior, tall, silent Eitan joined us only this year. A Sabra, he has been successful in reuivifying our interest in his native land. Blessed with Mr. Gold for English he will complete his mastery of English at Y.U. this fall. t'Virtue is the performance of pleasant ac- tions. Old Elchanite iff ' br' jr- LEONARD R. GLOTZER Kolenu 21 Bowling Team 7, 8: Ping-Pong Team 3: Elchanite Business Staff 4: Class Debating 6, 7. Laconic Lenny surprised us all with his high scores in both sections of the College Boards, while in bowling, our Kenmore Kegler was seldom surpassed. Undecided about his future, our Boro Park buddy plans to continue his studies at Brooklyn. Things are in the saddle and ride man- kind. Stephens Emerson 2 l a ti l S . .K .cb ,C -.A A IRA LLOYD GOBER Variety Nite 1-6. Co-Leader 7, 8: Student Court Justice 75 Capt. of Service Squad 81 Topics Business Staff 4, 53 Topics Bulletin 41 English Library 23 Varsity Research 5: Class Debating 1, 2, 6, Service Squad 63 Class EI- chanite Business Manager 7g Intramurals 1-6. Ira Lloyd made his mark in Y.U.H.S.B. in the field of entertainment as Leader of Variety Nite. In his senior year, this swingin' accor- dion player branched out to the Student Court and the captaincy of the Service Squad. He will study accounting next fall at City College. . . . a little dab will do ya. Brylcreem Portrait of a senior. ,Mr ,Uh X.. ALTER GOLDSTEIN Service Squad 3, 43 Varsity Manager 5-8: J.V. Manager 45 Class Debating Manager 7g Class Secretary 71 Intramurals 1-7. Alter. a faithful aide to the J.V. and Varsity hoopsters and consistent etuidant de la classe garbage for the past two years showed his mettle by winning a Scholarship and pulling a 650 average on the College Boards. He hopes to keep up the good work at Brooklyn. Better late than never. Heywood 22 .,x ' H' -A' . f v'l'x su' i.. .l ,.-.uf 'ze' x X I L xiii'-xx'1 ll, w,fH'u: f.. wr' ,yxtxyx 'tive ,- , 2-I-txxx, 1,1 t, . .ww I l!'. Q1ql'x.Dl'Sx JACK GREENBLATT Class Debating Team 1, 2, Subscription Bureau Asst. Manager 55 Science Club 1, 2, Hebrew Culture Club 3, 4. Not a stickler for conformity, Jack spent four years in Y.U.H.S.B. explaining himself. His sense of humor, which showed itself under the most unpredictable conditions, amused us all. He will continue his education at Brooklyn College. To be great is to be misunderstood. Old Elchanite f , ,, 2. 1 ' F I I 'Q-if i f fl iigzffiixlfs . 21 ' Js i f u, ,jj '- 751-Q2 s' iff' I 4 it 4 Wig Ml, IDT f n N jx W , q 6 . J' , ' 'fwweff-f is 'L i f iff. din -- .ylf X, V X i ij 1, i l A ' ', I j l22 f'ollss-ses-5 'I TA ll Gi Hn...,f DANIEL GREENFELD Topics Feature Staff 5-61 Atom Feature Writer 63 Service Squad 1g Class Debating 1-63 Election Commission 7. Danny, Y.U.H.S.B.'s best-read senior, al- though haunted by the Sign of the Claw, and called everything from F. Greenfield to just plain Black, managed to get through it all with his ever-ready sense of humor. Using green ink on his drafting boards, he will major in engineering at Brooklyn. Speak with Roman bluntnessf' Sidney 7 -vw-- Waiting for next. , -. X., W STANLEY GUREWITSC H Elchanite Art Editor 7, 8, Kolenu 43 Elchanite Art Squad 1-4, Atom Art Staff 53 Topics Art Staff 5: Co-op Staff 5, 61 Hausman Award 3, Class Vice-President 11 Class Debating 41 Intramurals 1-6. An ajiable fellow, Silent Stan the Taxi- Man. saved us much bus fare by driving us home on Sundays. An excellent worker, his conscientious efiorts above and beyond the call of duty will help him achieve success at Brook- lyn in the field of medicine. I never met a man I didn't like. Rodgers MURRAY HOCHBERG Arista 83 School Debating Manager 6: Math Team 6-8, Lieut. Service Squad 71 Chess Team 7, 83 Varsity Research 5: Atom Math Staff 5. 6: Topics Business Stal? 5: Topics Typist 4: Bulletin Typist 6, Reporter 4, 5: Library Jour- nals Staii 4g Service Squad 1-43 Class Vice- President 7g Class Secretary 4: Class Debating 1-8, Manager 5. Murphy, our red-haired Math wonder from Toras Emes excelled in games ol the mind and was a two-year member of the Chess Team. Winning the M.A.A. medal in his junior year is an added incentive for Mur- ray to major in Math at Y.U. Mathematics is the queen of sciences. Gauss . 5 QS. N ,,f-41 I 'Q11--z ' DE' Y so MARTIN HOCHSTEIN Student Court Justice 53 School Charity Col- lector 83 Kolenu 3, 4, 8: Y.O.C, 4-83 Topics Business Staff 4-6g Hebrew Library Squad 5. 6: Track Team 5-8: Service Squad 1-51 Class President 43 Class Debating Team 3-6. After beating the U.S. to the punch with an anti-missile missle. Avi turned from politics to extortion and became School Charity Col- lector. He will continue his religious activities at Y.U. where he will major in pre-med. Charity equals all the other command- ments. Rav Assi Slauowly. but surely. A .- , 1 ' . ,e . . A i SIDNEY HOOK Lieutenant Service Squad 8: Library Security Squad 6: Class Elchanite Business Manager 63 Chagigas 7: Class Debating Team 51 Intra- murals 1-6. After reading every history book in the library, Sid turned his attention to the section containing Sifray Hakodeshf' Surprising ev- eryone, he culminated his basketball efforts by gaining acceptance to the Varsity during his senior year. Sid will continue his religious studies at Y.U. and will major in history, The nearer of kin, the sooner in. Forman .Ill ri SIMEON HOOK Elchanite Art Editor 7, 8, Art Squad 1-63 Kolenu 23 Atom Art Editor 5, 63 Varsity Ping-Pong Captain 7. 81 Chagigas 7, 83 Library Journal Art Editor 5. 63 Service Squad 4, Lieutenant 83 Class Debating 43 Intramurals 1-6. Y.U.H.S.B.'s answer to Frank Lloyd Wright, Simmy spent his mornings decorating his Gemmora with blueprints. An art editor of many school publications, he also found time to police the institution as a lieutenant of the Service Squad. He will build himself up for a career in architecture at Pratt. If the world's a wilderness, go build houses on it. Larcom 24 E,- BENJAMIN HULKOWER School Vice-President 73 School Debating Manager 53 Student Court Justice 53 Service Squad Sergeant 3, 4, Lieutenant 63 Varsity Debating 3-81 English Library 13 Variety Nite 1-6, Leader 7, 83 Topics Feature Staff 33 Kolenu 43 Topics Business Staff 33 Chagigas 3-83 Lab Asst. 3: Hausman Award 59 Class President 33 Class Debating Manager 2. 4g Class Debating 1-6. Originator of the talkathon and imitator of Mr. Gold, Benjy spent the last three years advising and getting acquainted with the freshmen. His political experiences both as Vice-President and Debating Manager and his oratorical prowess will no doubt serve him in good stead in pursuit of a diploma from City. where he'Il major in psychology. It is a great art to sell wind. The Consensus N0 brriinwaslz-just a quick rinse. . xi,-I V , fda tial .K 2 , 'V ' !. ' 1 ' , A M -' 'Lit-Q N A ' 7' 2 . V it V. il L Q f ' 4 S FN Tl' I5 ,451-in Wav' .4 PAUL HERBERT HOROWITZ Hausman Award 7: Varsity Basketball 7. 8: J,V. Basketball 3-51 Varsity Research 63 Class Debating Manager 63 Class Athletic Manager 53 Class Debating 4-8: Intramurals 1-6. Blossoming into a Varsity ballplayer in his senior year, Paul was a perennial nemesis of Danny and Doc. He will continue debating his way towards a law degree at Brooklyn College. . . it's how you play the game. The Coach DAVID KAPLAN Arista 6-8: Co-Captain Bowling Team S: Sub- scription Bureau Asst. Manager 6: Topics News Staff 4. Business Staff 4-S. Typist 4: Atom Typist 5: English Library ZZ: Service Squad 2: Hausman Award 3: Class President 1. 2: Elchanite Business Manager 6: Class Debating 2-6: Intramurals 1. 2. Dare, who spends his time in Y.U.H.S.B. during the off-season. proved his versatility by spinning into the co-captaincy of thc Bowl- ing Team A whiz at Illath. Dave figures to be a good bet for engineering at City. The sport of kings. Sommerville 25 -,. I 3' KENNETH KLEHQ Elchanite Co-Editor 7. 8: Arista 4-8: Vice- Leader 73 Topics Feature Staff 3-5, Editor 6-81 Hausman Award 3. 5: Co-op Stal? 1-4, Manager 5. 6: Math Team 5, 6. Captain 7. 8: lylath Editor of Atom 4-6: Varsity Debating 5-81 Chagigas 7. 8: Class Vice-President 2. Secretary 3: Debating 1-B. Manager 1. Kenny. an excellent student, smashed the school M.A.A. record and compiled a perfect average on all his Math Regents and finals. Specializing in walking over the guidance counselor and blasting homers into Bedford Avenue, he will continue rationalizing his denominators at Columbia College. Almost everything that is great has been TW N 'ih. BARRY KOPF Elchanite Business Manager 7, 8: Topics Business Staff 63 Kolenu Staff 23 Service Squad 3'5Q Class Vice-President 23 Class De- bating 2-8: Class Debating Manager 13 Intra- murals 1-5. Official clock-watcher in the highest shiur. Barry's chief claim to fame were his accom- plishments in the terpsichorean art. His impeccable taste in clothing and his ready smile will stand him in good stead at Yeshiva where he will major in pre-law, At least once a year everyone is a genius. Manny W. done by youth. Disraeli -CDC? -CDD- 'CIO' A The Ping-Pong Game. 2566 . r-uv if GARY KRAVITZ Topics Feature Staff 7, 83 Track Team 1-43 Math Team 7, 8: J.V. Basketball 3, 43 Haus- man Award 53 Class Athletic Manager 4. 6, 83 Class Debating 3-61 Intramurals 1-8, A strong indiuidualist, Gary never hesitated to speak his mind and stand for what he thought was right. His all-around athletic ability and mathematical aptitude are but a few of the many talents he will take with him to Columbia and a future in medicine. I feel like a fugitive from the law of aver- ages. Mauldin 5. gf 5 50 'iufngl 3 M in Ji. 'fly-v-'st a h F up Q 'I ln 9 D flip iz iz x qJp'?'7o X 'xx fault n 1. 0' 9 lg 19' A-er Axwxik rv nb-'yrs-A Q 'W' t 11- sive un, v 4 2 - , . 'Jr .gg-,3311i:I,x. l, L' we , .oi-.f,,. 1 i -3'ff 5 l 'i 'Tw' '1. 'Y 'P'i'!'.l'7 1, .W-A,.., ,-V hw 1, fy f-1, .vii-.',,,,Q1 ll V 1 I 1' A Z fi ., ' it. 4261? ,Vg ' 1,0451 :AW 1aa.Lt,,,g '.g,: ef -, J, :gg if QP? wf,Q'7', .-v--f.1.' .jf .. 'Z--F. '51, -5 ,- - -mf . :QQ-lf. . .':. l, It ,w gi. gp .V-:L 4-. I, Vg. 41,0-,,.f 3 A-5 1 a ' 1,551 '2. 'Z.-L'.' .4 .- .,'- ti gg . .-tual-i f 'vt rr, . -' --..:'--c1 .',l BERNARD LANTER English Library Squad, 25 Atom Typing Squad 63 Class Debating Team 4, 7g Topics Business Stal? 5. A two year man in Club 105, Bernie was admittedly shaken up after being Matt-ed during Twang VVar I. After being given the business for four years, he will attempt a reverse and major in it at City, Honezzty iz the bezt polizyf' A,N.Z. ' Tir , fi f .. -rf gf: 'f',7 ' ,f,4l:2' ,, , .7 ,wi -i HOU' it-1' JACK LEVENBROWN Elchanite Business Manager 7, 83 Topics Business Staff 3. 4, Manager 5, 63 Ticket Bureau 3, 7, 8, Manager 4-63 Topics Bulletin Typist 3, 53 Topics Circulation Staff 4, 83 Class Elchanite Business Manager 4, 55 Service Squad 3, 43 Hausman Award 3, 51 Class De- bating 5. Smilin' Jack, the power behind the ad blank, has raked in money for everything from Elchanite to Young Israel dances. He plans to change from filling quotas to filling teeth at Yeshiva U. In G-d we trust-Men pay cash. Old Elchanite I4 I nl. If I Halls of Ivy. Q-' DAVID N. LEVINE Varsity Basketball 5, 6. Captain T. 8: Elchanite Activities Editor 7, 81 Student Court Justice 63 Topics News Staff 1-4. Editor .5-8: Topics Typing Editor 3'-4: Elchanite Art Squad 1-4: Variety Nite 1. 2: Chagigas 3-8: Hausman Award 3: Class President 6. 8: Class Vice- President 33 Class Debating 1-6: Elchanite Business Manager 1, 2: Service Squad 1, 2: J.V. Basketball 3, 4: Class Secretary 2. Possessor of one of the school's nattiest wardrobes, Dapper Dave acquired many personalities to keep us laughing at our Chagigas. A fine athlete and a competent journalist, The Leif applied his talents to both the Topics and Elchanite. He will major in pre-law at Brooklyn. Wit is the salt of conversation. Hazzlitt PHILIP LEVITZ Topics Business Staff 5, 63 Y.O.C. 7. 89 Ticket Bureau 6-85 Hebrew Library 7. 8: Class Vice- President 65 Class Debating 6. Our swarthy Spanish student spent many happy hours checking on the Central situation, A favorite target of Rocky, Philipe will continue his education at Brooklyn while majoring in dentistry. When destiny says, 'Thou mustf the youth replies. 'Who me?' Snort 6 STANLEY LIKER Topics Business Staff 4g Library Squad 4, 53 Y.O.C. 73 Class Elchanite Business Manager 2, 3, 83 Class Debating Team 5. Stan's quiet manner and sharp apparel earned him many friends, and his varied talents make him a handy man in time of need. He plans to continue making ifriends at Y,U. where he will study law. Everybody likes a Likerf' Dragged from Doris D. LESLIE LIPNIC K Head Hebrew Librarian 4, 53 Kolenu 2, 4-6: Elchanite Photo Squad 3, 41 Y.O.C. 7, 85 Hebrew Library 3, 6g Topics Typing Staff 4g English Library Typing Staff 43 Lab Asst. 45 Atom Staff 3g Service Squad 3, 43 Class Presi- dent 73 Class Secretary 1, 2: Class Debating 2-6, Manager 3. 5. Well-known for his impersonations of zee goode Docteurf' Leibel spent his four years at Y.U.H.S.B. advancing the causes of B'nei Akiva, Zionism and the Boy Scouts of Amer- ica. His experience in bandaging knees and mending split trousers will provide him with a good background for hibbutzing in Israel next year, My heart is in the East-and I in the utter- most West. Ha-Levi That makes eight Shafts. 0.1 MANNY MELLER Topics Business Staff 3, 4g Atom Staff 5, 6g Chagigas 7, 8g Varsity Research 63 Class Sec- retary lg Class Debating 1-5, 8. Commissioner of Schoolyard Basketball, Manny combined rugged competitiveness with spirited colloquialisms. His scientific prowess coupled with keen desire should make him a good bet as a bio or chem major at Yeshiva. Start shoveling John, it's a quarter to one. M. M. The symbol of Yin and Yang represents the opposing and com- plementary life forces of the world. The dark begets the light and the light begets the dark in ceaseless alternation. ......,' ...and slated for 105 . . . aloft LEWIS JAY MUF SON Arista 83 Head of Minyan 5. 63 Topics Business Staff 2-63 Y.O.C. 1-6, Head 7, 8: Service Squad 1-2, 63 Class Charity Collector 1, 5. Jay, usually seen around the building with his partner in crime, introduced the hound tooth hat and became one of the big wigs on the Yarmulka Commission. Our Minyan and Mishmar Head hopes to continue helping people as a doctor after he hnishes school at Yeshiva University. Ubber es iz kusher? Pete MARK NADEL Variety Nite 1, 8: Topics Bulletin Typing Staff 4: Service Squad 6. Captain 8: Class Athletic Manager 1. 7: Class Debating 3-5: Class Secretary 4. 5. 8. Mark. holding the dubious record of having the most books ripped up in a single Gemorra season takes it in good stride. Jos6s integrity is evidenced by his captaincy of the Service Squad. Because Theres nothing shady about Nady, Brooklyn College will gain a fine student when he will be a Math lllajoru ner! year, Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship, VVilde 29 Xiang gr CHARLES NUSSBAUM A .-4.4-an in STEPHEN PLOTCH ., .1-I L Lf' og. '- . - 2 bf ..- jif .I r G .E .. W' 1 1' . H-17 x' 2 k K . -I' J' 'ix 'E 1 ,, . .fx 5 ,A . .si ,.. X i lil' sf ms. l' ix., V 3' '. 4 Y' x4 Elchanite Business Manager 83 Swimming Team 1-4, Captain 5-83 Track Team 3, 4: Ten- nis Team 1, 23 Service Squad 4, 5. Lieutenant 6-8g J.V, Basketball 3-53 Bulletin Reporter 5. 63 Class President 53 Class Debating 3-6g Intramurals 1-8, Popular Charlie. besides selling sweaters and rating Central. has also captained the Swimming Team for the past tivo years, lead- ing the team to victory in his senior year. Appointed Business Manager. this versatile chap will major in business administration at Brooklyn. Who knows not to swim goes to the bot- tom. Lee 30 Arista 7. 8: Literary Editor of Elchanite 7. 8: Service Squad 3: Class Vice-President 7. 8: Class Secretary 5: Class Debating Team 3, 4, A flare for journalism and scholarship mark Stei'e's tenure in Y.U.H.S.B. Highlighting his high school career, he served as Elchanite Literary Editor. and a member of the N.H.S. Next year he will exchange his poetry note- books for test tubes while majoring in chem- istry at Brooklyn, Knowledge is the food of the soul. Plato The Il O'clock Conference. it if 1. MARTIN M. PLOTZKER Track Team 6. S: Class Debating Team 6-8g Intramurals 3-8. Often confused with an instructor bearing the sarne initials, P.. and joining us in his junior year. Marty soon made his presence felt. His sense of humor livened up many an otherwise dull bull session. He will tickle many a funnybone at Brooklyn next year where he will take up accounting. Tzvei, tzvei. un Plotzkerf' A Lipton Tea Taster .aa GARY POLLAC K Head of Minyon 5-89 Topics Business Staif 2-63 Y.O.C. 1-6, Co-Head 7-81 Service Squad 1-6. Gary partook of practically all the religious extra-curricular activities offered at Y.U.H. S.B. Well-known for his musical capers with comb and tissue paper, he also amused us with his impersonations of several rebbis. He will try his hand at doctoring or dentistry. for which he will prepare at Y.U. I have a little shadow. Lewis J. Church and Bedford 4l. X KENNETH PRAGER GO, President 7, 83 Arista 4-83 Kolenu Editor- in-Chief 3-6: Elchanite Activities Editor 7, 81 Topics Feature Editor 5. Managing Editor 6-85 Student Court Justice 5, 6g Varsity Bas- ketball 5, 6, Captain 7, 81 Tennis Team 4. 6g Swimming Team 7, 83 J.V. Basketball 3. 4g Variety Nite 5, 6: Hausman Award 3, 53 Class President 2-65 Class Debating 1-6. Kenny, two term G.O. President, was our representative at President Eisenhowefs Youth Conference. While simultaneously serving the G.O.. Elchanite, Topics, and Kol- enu, he was also captain and high scorer of the Basketball Team. Kenny will continue his career of serving his fellow students while studying pre-med at Columbia, Execution is the chariot of genius. H. F. Amiel MAURICE REIFMAN Elchanite Business Manager 81 Atom Science Editor 5. 63 Tennis Team 6, Captain T. SZ Lab Asst. 1-8: Class Secretary 3: Service Squad 4: Audio-Visual Commission 5-6. Our ernissary from the rolling hills of dis- tant Laurelton. Maurice becamc supervisor and bouncer of our oncc Iimitcd but now lWiddle -size laboratory. lVith four years experience at demonstrating class experiments to his baffled science instructors. he will con- tinue to electrify his professors when he majors in physics at Poly. 'tThe shortest distance between two points ...is quite a trip. The Dashing Commuter 31 rg M-if if ANDREW REINHARD GO. Vice-President 83 Elchanite Activities Editor 7. 83 Student Court Chief Justice 6: Topics Sports Staff 5. 6. Editor 7. 85 Swim- ming Team 7, 8: Kolenu Business Staff 45 Service Squad 5. Lieutenant 6, Captain 71 Class President 7: Class Vice-President 61 Intramurals 1-6. Despite a ninety average. Andy had so much trouble in Big Bab's class that he had to go by aliases. His ability in Shakespeare will save him from being Cooped up in a Math class, as he plans to attend Brooklyn and major in pre-law. And all my children too-ooo? Shaken from Shakespeare . I .u ,ll Q1-1 e ,aw - -0- 3:4-fi 4 FRED ROSEN Swimming Team 5-81 Topics Business Staff 5, 65 Atom Typing Staff 5. 6: Service Squad 3: J.V. Basketball 3: Intramurals 1-8. The Umbrella Man brought life to his favorite pastime by forming the C.A.F. and Shelly, Alex and Fritz Inc. Fred. a free styling non-conformist who starred for the Swimming Team, will shed his cape for a lab jacket next September at Yeshiva. I have not yet begun to tight. J. P. Jones . if ,'.:r.SS::'?.3-:fig ' '- ., ee. i'EfL:-Ziff?- , ,. .. A .I MARTIN H. ROSEN Elchanite Photography Editor 7, 8g Library Service Squad Head 5-73 Varsity Research Squad 3-61 Chagigas 7, 83 English Library 4-6g Hebrew Library 5, 65 Class Debating Team 1-6. One of Mr. B's ex-good men, Marty spent much of his spare time working as chief of the Library Service Squad in the former coal bin of Y.U.H.S.B. His good nature and willingness to help made him an indispensable asset to the Elchanite Photography Squad. At college, he will major in pre-med. Peek-a-boo, B. B. is watching you. R. E. B. W SHELDON ROSENBERG Elchanite Art Squad 1-4, 6-85 Topics Business Stal? 1-45 English Library 2g Service Squad 13 Atom Typing Staff 35 Class Secretary lj Intra- murals 1-4. One of the sharpest dressers in the history of our school, Shelly's revolutionary new methods of leaving the school never ceased to amaze us. Shelly's artistic talent will stand him in good stead in Pratt where he will major in architecture. Neither a borrower nor a lender be. Shakespeare 'I I'J I'llTJLD A. 6 2 -Q Fireman Briggs: For use during the fire drill. wig., NATHAN ROSENBLATT Topics Bulletin 2-85 Atom Staff 3-81 Office Squad 7, 83 Class Debating Team 2-6. WAZDNZ, as he is known by his fellow hams, attempted to popularize the field of electronics by heading the radio club. True to form, he will continue wiring circuits next fall at Brooklyn where he will major in pre- engineering. CQ, CQ, CQ. S. 0. S. has unix morn wx: Wa mon mm :rm wmv-Q-V MORRIS RUBENSTEIN J.V. Basketball 3-5, Coach and Manager 7, 8: Class Athletic Manager 5: Intramurals 1-8. Morris, the face behind the sandpaper beard, was preoccupied with all fields of athletics, particularly basketball, throughout his sojourn at our school. J.V. Coach of the Year, he also served as manager of our future Varsity hopefuls. He will continue his education at Y.U. where he hopes to score in a law career. He who has a beard is more than a youthfl Shakespeare 33 'is' 'F-'Ctr LOUIS ELY SAVADER Asst. J .V. Coach 5-6: Class Athletic Manager 2, 43 Class Elchanite Business Manager 33 Intramurals 1-8. Auspicious for his absences, Louis originated the signed. mimeographed admit. When in school he majored in athletics and minored in academics, a program he will follow in re- verse at Brooklyn, majoring in engineering. 'Conspicuous by his absences. Matthew 1:05 MELVIN C. SCHIFF Variety Nite 1-8g Class Debating Manager 7, 83 Class Elchanite Business Manager 63 Serv- ice Squad 6: Chagigas 7.8. Partaking in all of Y.U.H.S.B.'s major en- tertainment productions. Mel's talent and versatility were appreciated by all. Aspiring to major in the field of education, he will attend Brooklyn next year, after which he hopes to obtain his Ph.D. It keeps its head. Harry and Bert P. ,- ' : ' ,J ' f I ' .,,--Qv':- a .fx ' X Q - .lil F V g ' Q if ,dxf I , f f I . ,Q-'I f J ,i l! kg. la-If ff 0 ,5 if - if Y 41 Z . I 34 Q--.N H. IRVING SHEINMAN Service Squad 2-45 Class Debating Team 7, 85 Intramurals 7, 85 Chess Club 1-2. A stolid fellow, Irv, one of Borough Park's finest, was gregarious enough to make many friends. He plans to transfer his activities to City, where, we are sure, his many assets will make him a success. Silence is more eloquent than words. Carlyle It's all right buddy, they're combination locks. Z 4 if a I6-24-38-Hike. ,V- ,.v' GARRY SKLAR Arista 83 Elchanite Art Squad 23 J .V. Debating Team 2, 33 Topics Business Staii 1-6g Ticket Bureau Manager 5-83 Bulletin Sports Staff 43 Class Debating Manager 23 Class Debating 1-8. Gairry, after finishing his work in Mr. Sanders' class, found time to head and enlarge the Ticket and Subscription Bureaus. His proficiency in social studies was a major fac- tor in his election to the National Honor Society. That great American . . . Sanders Mill'-ar -14 K STEVEN A. SOLOMON School Athletic Manager 53 Elchanite Typing Editor 7, 83 J.V. Coach 5, 63 Student Court Justice 73 Varsity Bowling 83 Bulletin Staff 23 Atom Typing Staff 2-6: Service Squad 13 J.V. Basketball 3, 43 Class President 8: Class Ath- letic Manager 2-4. One of the most likeable and hard-working guys around, Solly's activities as school Athletic Manager and J.V, Coach enabled him to make friends on all sides. His patience and goodwill will stand him in good stead in his teaching career. Comedy is the fountain of sound sense. Meredith I .-1- '.4 haf' '5cr MONTE SPERLING School Athletic Manager 7: Variety Nite 1-4: Varsity Bowling 7. 8: Topics Business Staff 3-65 Library Squad 6: Service Squad 43 Class Secretary 5-64 Class Athletic Manager 8: Class Elchanite Business Manager 2. 3. Monte's proposed innovations regarding nok-hockey and volleyball. swept him into the office of Athletic Manager. Although no vol- leyball league was created, he did. however, expertly coordinate the Y.U.H.S.B. athletic program. His efferuescent personality will continue making him friends at Hunter. Let there be nok-hockey . . . on a bicycle built for two. Henry Ford 35 ing.- Q-Q,-.U if ALBERT L. TALLANT Service Squad 2, 41 Math Club 3: Radio Club 1, Augie, or Albie, a prominent member of the C.A.F., spent his four years in and OUT of classes, His more serious talents include French and art-the latter of which he will put to good advantage at City. where he will major in architecture. Doing what is impossible for talent is genius. ' H. F. Amiel A l'Vllll1L'l'1lll one easy lesson. I . '-.,QffQ'v.: M131 lv? gf '--...,. KALMAN TUCHMAN Elchanite Art 1-4, 7. 8: Kolenu 5, 6: Topics Business Staff 5, 63 Hebrew Glee Club 43 Office Squad 5, 6. Beneath Kal's reserve. friends found a very warm personality. An expert on photography and a fine artist. Kal's advice was sought by the Topics and Elchanite alike. He will be a pre-dent major at N.Y.U. 'Tis only noble to be good. Tennyson ,fa 'YR MAYER UNTERBERG Elchanite Photography Editor 7, 85 Head of Office Squad 5-85 Elchanite Typing Staff 5, 63 Topics Bulletin 5-83 Atom Staff 5-8. Mayer, our snaphappy shutterbug, kept students and teachers on their toes with his candid Polaroid. He tore himself away from the Mizrachi Hatzoir presidency long enough to become adroit at the ine arts of book distri- bution, button pressing and cofee percolating. Engineering will be his major at Brooklyn next fall. On three, Whiskey, Gin, - The Photographer 51 sa i 536 ' s BARRY VOGEL Arista 5-7, Vice-Leader 83 Topics News Staff 3, '43 Topics Bulletin 5, 65 Kolenu 53 Math Team 7, 85 Y.O.C. 3, 43 Hebrew Library 3, 43 Hausman Award 3, 5, 75 Class President 53 Class Debating 2-5, Manager 3, 4. Quiet through his four years at Y.U.H.S.B., Barry, a very studious fellow, achieved prom- inence in his senior year as Vice-Leader of Arista. He will undoubtedly come out of all his exams with high marks and a red neck as he majors in science at Y.U. What is needed for learning is a humble mind. Confucius A 545 Neither rain, nor sleei, nor. . . fl LARRY WALLER School Debating Manager 85 Elchanite Pho- tography Editor 7, 83 Variety Nite 3-6, Co- Leader 7, 85 Varsity Debating 4-85 Topics Business StaE 1-63 Chagiga Leader 7, 8g Atom Staff 3, 43 Class Vice-President 73 Class Debating 1-8, Manager 6, 7 3 Class Secretary 1. Our Man-Tanned Romeo, Larry was instru- mental in organizing two funny chagigas and a successful Variety Nite during his senior year while holding the post of school Debating Manager. Possessor of a very good head for figures, Larry will major in business and accounting at City. Where there is youth. thou willst find variety. Knight '-5 MARTIN WANGROFSKY Arista 6-85 Co-op Staff 2, 4g Topics Feature Staffg Topics Circulation Staff 4-6: Class Vice- President 33 Class Athletic Manager 2-53 Class Debating 4: Intramurals 1-8. An avid fan of all sports, Marty himself excels at ping-pong and schoolyard basket- ball. His scholastic abilities are on a par with his athletic talents as is evidenced by his Arista membership. He will major in engi- neering at Brooklyn. The only way to have a friend is to be one. Emerson 37 fi' GQ, 11.2717 BENJAMIN WEBERMAN Topics News Staff 53 Variety Nite 3, 41 Haus- man Award 59 Class Debating Team 3-6. The red hair of Y.U.H.S.B.'s answer to Jack Kerouac and Burl Ives attests conversely, to his even-tempered good nature. In the realm of fashion no one can beat Benjy. Familiar with the intricacies of the Hebrew and beat languages, he will have no trouble making himself understood if he goes to Israel or Greenwich Village next year. Distinction with a diierencef' Green Fielding iv.. DAVID Z. WEINSTEIN Lieutenant of Service Squad 8: Elchanite Art 2, 7, 85 Bulletin Typist 3-8g Atom Typist 5-6g Hebrew Library Squad 7: Class Debating 1, 23 Class Elchanite Business Manager 7: Intra- murals 1-4. Davey. an excellent typist always ready to lend a hand, has turned his boundless energy into a fine scholastic record, although one day, while doing a meticulous job for R.E.B.. he came into conflict with higher authorities. Majoring in mathematics at Brooklyn his hundred average on Math Regents will serve him in good stead, Jiggers! The Service Squad. Box Seats. .1-'H 38 Blackie Carbon You get more taste by jar- tn a Clark Bar. W tis.-0 ZEV WEINSTEIN Topics Business Staff 71 Hebrew Library 2-53 Intramurals 1-43 Science Club 4. Zev, during his tenure at Y.U.H.S.B. dis- played a talent for making friends and apply- ing judo holds. Having an affinity for chemistry, he will continue making friends while majoring in that science at Brooklyn next fall. Nothin' like some friendly exercise. Maverick i A 5 L 4 ,fli ng lx, ' 112 , P N . ? E 15 .13 1531 . . is fi I 1. I 1 I 1 1 '. if . f 1 ij A! f- Q' ' 1 T EE ' fi i 'fi-12 3, ' 1 4, 7 .lt :fi 5 51, -I H? I 1: A 1- 'J 1. ' , V' ' X 1 7 1 i 3 if il I lil P 1 't 1 ' - 213. 1 p ig--1 ' fr: ' wil l A , 'sg . g . .1 liii l 2 U: nvebn nm nbwpn mx nm-1 nyn 'raw mn my wnn nm 'sawn 'np mu .pwnwn vrmzn nun nyn U ' Z'J IUTJUJ '4' at 4 Wiiiiifoss iv' KU:-sat x,,,,Ji- MANNY WEISS Co-Editor of Elchanite 7, 8: Captain of Service Squad 75 Elchanite Art 1-6g Topics Art 5, 63 Kolenu Art 5-83 Varsity Research 53 Service Squad 1, 2, 5, 63 Class President 6, 73 Class Secretary 5, 83 Class Debating 4-6, Manny developed into a first-rate artist after inauspicious beginning as a doodler in Mr. Allari's art class. Voted handsomest senior, he was very active in the art departments of the Elchanite and Kolenu, and will major in architecture at Pratt. I have nothing to declare but my genuisf, Barry K. JACK WOLF Lieutenant of Service Squad 7g Hebrew Library 1, 25 Hebrew Library Head 3-53 Kol- enu Staff 3-6g Elchanite Art Squad 5-81 Y.O.C. 1-4: Hausman Award 33 Class Debating 1, 2. Jack of the curly hair and creative crayon has proven his proficiency in both art and literature by his fine contributions to the Elchanite. Constantly topped with a wool sock cap, he will major in engineering at Brooklyn. Imagination is the eye of the senses. Hubert MITCHEL L. WOLF Topics Editor-in-Chief 5-8: Elchanite Literary Editor 7. 8, Student Court Justice 8: Topics Feature Staff 3, 41 Varsity Debating 3-8: Math Team 7, 81 Service Squad 5: Hausman Award 3, 5, 75 Arista 4-7. Leader 83 Class President 1: Class Vice-President 23 Class Debating 1-83 Intramurals 1-8. Although the possessor of an enviable schol- astic average and winner of numerous scholar- ships, Mitch will be better remembered for his fine sense of humor, journalistic talent and all around ability. Vile can truly say that next year Y,U.H.S.B.'s loss will be Yeshiua's gain. as lklitch prepares for a medical career. Meech, you are sleeping? Peerless Pete 39 x vu., i GARY B. WOLFF ' p-.war-. V .ip Qnunw -J '3-ff -5313 iv' V- it i-gf ri' 2511. . . , QQ N, if is ggi , 1.4012 MICHAEL WOLFF Bulletin Associate Editor 5, 6. Sports Editor 7, 83 Varsity Basketball 5-83 Alternate Student Court Justice 63 Varsity Bowling 6-83 Topics Sports Squad 3, 4: Topics Bulletin 3, 4g J.V. Basketball 3, 45 Service Squad 1, 3: Class Vice- President 6, Class Athletic Manager 1g Class Debating 1-4, 8. One of the proudest members of the M.J.H, S.L. All-Star Team, Getz's interest in sports was responsible for most of his extra-curricular activities. His journalistic ability enabled him to be Sports Editor of the Bulletin. Next year, he will commence pre-med studies at Brook- lyn College. The real criterion is the selection of the All-Star Team. Getz I ' 1 1 40 Elchanite Editor-in-Chief 7, 83 Arista 4-8. Leader 73 Chief Student Court Justice 55 Topics Copy Editor 5, 6, Topics Feature Staff 3-83 Varsity Debating 2-83 Swimming Team Co-Captain 5, 6, Captain 7, 85 Varsity Basket- ball 7, 8g Varsity Track 3-6, Captain 7, 8g J.V. Basketball 3, 4, Managing Editor of Atom 5, 6, Hausman Award 3, 5, 7: Class President 1-35 Class Vice-President 5: Intramurals 1-6. General Mihe, is the possessor of one of the finest and most varied extra-curricular records in Y.U.H.S.B. As Elchanite Editor-in-Chief, he was often seen chasing after recalcitrant students who hadn't fulfilled their ad quotas, He plans to study social sciences at Yeshiva. which will surely be a continuation of an al- ready extraordinary career. I whistle a happy tune. The Moose and I Remember when . . . MURRAY ZANGEN Elchanite Art Editor 7, 83 Elchanite Art Squad 1-6, Swimming Team 5-8, Bowling Team 7, 85 Chagigas 7, 83 Varsity Basketball Timer 7, 83 Class Secretary 7g Intramurals 1-8. Swept into office as Sanitation Manager of the Garbage Class, Muzz kept in trim for the Swimming and Bowling Teams by rolling marbles freestyle across the floor. His success in the State Science exam has heightened his aspirations towards a career in chemical en- gineering which he will major in at Brooklyn. He who makes no noise is the most danger- ous. Doc l 'Slel I 1 A ff Eq f f , 1122 i it A., 9 Q , T ' .' --:X lm, ' F ,if fwfr df .. M ref A f- Q-Qt, W in W 'S 4' ff' MM if Qi QS 'mil' '-I KD 6 I I riff- lv ff' , IA, ' ' Ng v ' ffqiif NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP CORPORATION I - , I ' L . xy L, ,J , 4 X I S- V 'bfi -f ex .Winner 4 ' .53 A ' E . ,fi Mitchel Wolf 2 N 15 d as ' Irv- , , . u-S C ,K -I A 1 Finalist .' SX- 7 Kenneth Klein , , 'S j Certificate Of Merit he D ia' Charles Adler Martin Hochstein Andrew Reinhard Z X Mark Diskind Stephen Plotch Barry Vogel 5 I- Daniel Greenfeld Kenneth Prager Michael Wolff GENERAL MOTORS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Winner Mitchel Wolf Finalist Kenneth Klein NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP Finalist Kenneth Klein Semifinalist Mark Diskind Daniel Greenfeld Mitchel Wolf BROOKLYN JEWISH POSTAL WORKERS SCHOLARSHIP Kenneth Klein MAYOR'S COMMITTEE AWARD NEW YORK STA Barry Vogel TE REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP Winners Charles Adler Kenneth Klein Andrew Reinhard Ronald Bleier Barry Kopf Garry Sklar Mark Diskind Harvey Fischer Jejjfrey Frost Alter Goldstein Daniel Greenfeld Stanley Gurewitsch Gary Kravitz Bernard Lanter David Levine Stephen Plotch Martin Plotzker Kenneth Prager Steven Solomon Barry Vogel Manny Weiss .lack Wolf I i'Mitchel Wolf Michael Wolff Simeon Hook Maurice R eifrnan Murray Zangen David KC1DlCU'l :tHigheSt in Kings County, 3rd highest in New York State Altemates Arthur Alexander Manny Meller Mark Nadel Murray Hochberg Benjamin Hulkower Leslie Lipnick Nathan Rosenblatt David Weinstein NEW YORK STATE REGENTS SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS SCHOLARSHIP Winners Murray Hochberg Kenneth Prager Kenneth Klein Murray Zangen Mitchel Wolf FRESHMEN T.A. entrance exams prove too stiif for us Q -we all end up in Y.U.H.S.B. II. . . Soshuk swallows nickel - mistaken for candy machine . . . Smiling zeros disappear as Melov forsakes Y.U.H.S.B. for Middle East . . . P1-ager: 8zM!! ! Chuck: .vow xwpn 'wx Freshmen take advanced course in permutation and combination as Rocky's class becomes Little Las Vegas . . . Bob institutes Open Windowl' policy . . . Musclebound science teacher single- handedly crushes cans . . . Soshuk seethes as class ties shoelaces in unison CGober savedj . . . Benjy begins four year talkathon . . . Captain Gallant takes one look at the freshman class and enlists in the Foreign Legion . . . Chuck embellishes Dar1ny's report card with nine MU ls and one 'KNI' '... We get a sneak preview of Bob's mid- term: But whats ALUMINIUM? . . . Dat can be kicked around . . . Gorgeous Georges helpful hints aid bewildered freshies. Ex: Humos remem- ber the answer! : Starts with trans and ends with Upiration' '... You're even dummer than the freshieslill . . . But Mr. Morse, we-Shaddup! . . . Israeli attack on the Sinai Peninsula inspires Dooch-Frankel water light . . . U.N. arbitrates, Student Court participates . . . Cool Leon fclap, clapj swings with Cclap, clapl L'Man Has a Soul fclap, clap, clapj-then ducks barrage of pennies . . . Ain Peyroosh . . . We are introduced to poetic principals as the Rabbi lectures us in dactylic hexameter-Why are you! not in your! class , . in a manner befitting a student of Torah. Home Sweet Home. . singlehandedly crushes cans. room tof day! . . . Hunh? . . . Who are the Yugars? . . . Bob nearly starves as Shelly patrols halls . . . We make up for it in a shower of Hershey Bars in last minute bribe attempt - Bob: Which two men didn't give? . . . But Mr. Goldstein, his books are here . . . Libraries all out of books as we visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art vicariously for Harry 'LHerring Bone Tweedv Allan . . . Mr. Strum tells Kravitz and company to stop Cstretchj erupting as we search for the Golden Fleece . . . We learn the principles of mechanical drawing and mechanics as Mr. Allan monkeys around with us and the desks . . . But Mr. Davidson, what is a potfer? . . . Ain Peyroosh . . . Smiley Melov shows us the whys and wherefores of diagramming semi-compound fractured, insub- ordinate clauses . . . Doc teaches us meaning of True Love-60 and four E's . . . Piller pilfers Britannica's information on geography for Puss report-gets A Plus for originality . . . Chuck: 'enwpn ix nbxw nr :mn Piller: .15 Frankel gives some of us the boot on Fridays- has us help Mommy with the Kigel. Clllll E SOPHOMORES ONGRATULATIONS! Rookie Year's over . . . We get Bio: Whoops! There are sharks in these waters . . . Coop cops twolfth place in shlope diagramming contest . . . Callan tells us H8zH stands for helpful hintsg but we know better! Hic, Hic . . . Sol discovers deodorant for gamblers: Rollette...Junior Varsity chosen-14 playmakers and Gary . . . Rosenberg finally hands in C rushed Can experiment . . . Mayer throws Hochberg out for knowing too much: f'Tell it to your Mother . . . Water guns rain supreme . . . Puss relates that he prefers nylon sox to the Red Sox or White Sox: They score more runs . . . Sophist goes to press and stays there . . . Who is thef stoodent who f yelled 'Hi-Hof Silver? '... Hunh? The scep- tre is the royal shaft . . . Administration hires new look faculty: Senor, Simeon, Mayer-total fig- N . X ,, il I W ll t 12 T W in it 'yi lil l A A is Q -U . tlll V-L-:lg . y ll lil 1 V it i lllil li at ah T 5, i age: 342 . . . Spring rolls around and Callan's classes switch from indoor to outdoor gym . . . Nintch kabob el toro vadiso . . . Rocky mourns Dodger departure. Schiyjfz How is fertilization in frogs and human similar? Berzonz They're both external! l Uh. uhh, uhh, zzhhhlz . . . Hi-H0 Silver. ffl , Q '- 'fix qi' , T' fy , i n T ' S? ,,l ' :ff E54 4 r ?3' LKUWER '- I ,U X Up Stairway. Chee, it's good ta see ya, ya cotton pickin', chicken-pl14ckin', grape-crushin', lead-bellied, eye-gougin', corn ch0mpin', pig headed frog fr 'E bi Reign of Terror begins as the Polar Bear takes over the library and turns it into his new head- quarters . . , Morse goes wild as we all bring in Under Treatment notes-we all get tentative 59's . . . Lippner teaches us how to tour Europe on only S207-in 1896 . . . Binky tosses hat into ring-permanently . . . We take over Topics . . . Members of the Daughters of the Twenty-Sixth of July Movement in Mr. Brand's class present Fide1 's and a Lambchop to Brodow . . . Monte holds rally for pocket pool team as Simeon L. looks gleefully on. Remember, when his glasses By the road! A snow job! are on. he can't see, when they're off you're in trouble . . . Rules prohibit Simeon from giving Mitch what he deserves-104 . . . He settles for 100 . . . and in everything else too? . . . Callan implores us, Quiet boys. The ol' ticker ain't what it used to be . . . Tex, the guy with the ten-gallon sombrero, teaches Isreali culture - movie magazines, glamour girls, and the Luba- vitcher Rebbi . . . all with tongue in cheek . . . Brainiest year ends as Mitch pulls 100 average and 71 out of 81 of us make Honor Roll, 30 over 90722-Wha Hoppen? l X Did I hear what I think I Iieard? 1 A 34 . ,SI 1 55 . J U N I O R S WO down and two to go . . . Momentous oc- casion, Yock joins faculty, brings valet . . . Kenny promises class, This year won't be like last year . . . heh, heh . . . Nose blows in from Cockasmahia-Observer replaces Times . . . Mitch, Kenny, Lev, and Mike turn out first Medalist Topics . . . We learn in Ma11y's class that sub- gartelian pressures shaped European history . . . We use new game to pass Chem. 'gSlide and Peek' '... Cluck gets smart and pulls surprise quiz, '... We display togetherness by staging sit-down experiment Students + Pencils + Paper + Questions : No Reaction It takes two days to help Senor blow out the candles on his birthday and another week to help him slice and eat it . . . Mike, the world's only water-moose elected co-captain of mermen . . . Formal T.L.ing begins as January rolls around and Benjy finds another hat to throw onto the ,xg-7 XA Age ' ' pile already in the ring . . . Track Team soars to new heights-holds daily practice in Hymie's class . . . Cooper definition of inverse variation: As noise goes up marks go down . . . Atom Fischer edits Flash . . . Henry Higgins Lichtenstein re- views Aleph-Bes while teaching French: ahhh not A, ay not E, eeee not I, ohh not O, ouuwh not U . . . Rubenstein edges Forman as Coach of the Year' '... Doo Dahh . . . Cluck makes a real stink about the hydrogen sulfide experiment . . . Senor reports Stern's habitual absences to the ofhce . . . Marty Rosen heads Bob's musclebound muscleheads for the English Library . . . Doo Dahh . . . Augie: There was an accident. Doc: No you may not. Albie discovers you can't cheat on Becker's tests -4'You're always sitting right under his nose . . . Fire inspectors wonder about all the butts on the floor of Room 201 . . . Combination Cofb lockfsl on the Cvemorra closet baffles Hymie . . . Senor's shave C astrols beard they'll hnd it was Batista all the time' '... We are injected with Anti-Senioritis Serum flown in from Yockville . . . Nose treats Myron to one-way ticket to Bloomingdale . . . Jonah opens cut-rate shop-receives award from Student Betterment League . . . Kenny promises class: Next year wonlt be like this year . . . heh. heh . . . We are given sneak preview of Danny Boy and 30 seconds to keep quiet . . . Kravitz obtained for Hochberg - Levine: Just think of what we could get for Botnecht . . . Senor promises to postpone Regents . . . Marty snickers at us for the last time . . . and then those Regents . . . oooh. Finesse Shh! Rabbi Heiflz is trying to learn. Mishmar Corporation enlarges and includes French too . . . Suloinonf what were you! doing on top of thef closet inf Rhum lOf5? . . . Hunh? . . . Lev gives up the Track: 'LIt's the only place where you can go broke just window shopping . . . Bunch of Mishagoyimu picket Kenny's Kountry Klub . . . Felice Perinoso enters Hall of Fame . . . Doo Dahh . . . Senor says: If they . 'T Q 0 ' oi 'il- 0 ' IQ' i 0 Q lei ? D .ff Five Regents in three days. :M B ' nur V1 4 ., vi Y J I ri' if X Heh, heh, heh .... , S E N I O R S OC swears, You are not yet seniors . . . Bobylonian Empire reaches new high as Security Police is assigned to patrol library . . . Big Trade: Marty shipped Uptown for 'Handy Man and Candy Man -regrettably . . . Getz test: True, False. Who Knows, Who Cares . . . In Adam Smith's provocative' book, history men- tor is traced back to James Russell Lowell and General Von Sanders . . . min-uuu-tia . . . O Danny Boy the pipes, the pipes, are callin '... twannngg . . . A.N.Z. gets lazy, hires the man with the waterproof shirt to patrols the exits . . . Inspired seniors reenact the f'Wayward Bus in honor of Ben-Gurion . . . Benjy: What would you do if I won a Merit? Coop: I'd investigate . . . Dark Horse Frost surprises all on Advanced Re- gents by matching Hochberg . . . Not Nice . . . Merit scores announced-Klein and Weiss iinally stopped . . . See me in my Cave at l:O0 . . . M. Puss: Pencils down . . . M. Plotz: Simple Simon says . . . Rheinbeck, Rheinstein, Rheinfeld, Rhein-tin-tin . . . Right Beer? . . . Wholesale suspensions begin as seniors try snow job on the General . . . And furthermore . . . Of coorse we learn gawblede- gook in Econaumics . . . Once, twice, three. shoot -Moose is new leader of Arista . . . Pete starts out with 19 learners-Frost gets first shaft, Green talks back, and Krab goes for unahitel . . . First issue of Topics comes out and Prager be- comes number four . . . Have Pen Will Travel Wire Prager Room 201 Kenny Topsky: If anyone wants to leave-I'll write the article. Coop: Louis, I hope you fail the Regents. Savader: Louis, I hope you get married. 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue. 64 ' . , . i , l . 1 . . . such a long journ i MIDDLESTATES: New lab, desks, equipment arrive-What's that? Acme Rental Agency . . . Generals attend Puss's class as Abe mixes extra- curricular activities with maneuvers . . . Coop asks rough question. Let's call on someone we haven't heard from- How about you Kenny? . . . On three. whisky, gin, , . . Administration elated as Septy pulls successful experiment out of the bag . . . Sidney teaches Keats, burlesque, and Keats as Middle States comes, goes, and returns . . . Coop says, Mark has a problem. Let's see what we can do about his problem. Mark faints . . . Abraham Cnamed after the greatest trouper of them alll awarded to Coop for his outstanding performance . . . Friday morning Y.U.H.S.B. turns back into pumpkin C1emon?J . . . Physics equipment finally arrives. .4- .. r,-. -sv Bowling business declines as school portals are closed . . . You intellectual midget . . . Pete throws in towel, elite get free first period . . . Wait till next year . . . New innovation introduced by Doc-tests on a study-as-you-go basis . . . Seeeted . . . Mitch: Rabbi Zuroif, when will we take the U.N. exam? Rabbi Zuroj: W0lf,! let me! tell you we've! already not! had it , . . Hunh? . . . 44. . Z. 2 awe-W H f li' I .5 H 'Z g I f i , ,V -2 V .4 . f'1j,2?a,-fi-f'if 1 Y: - tg ' f Q Q! A 'X gi E Minnuzlutia . . . e i Not nice So what? . . . Prager flies back from Washington, sees new lab, checks compass . . . Reinhard loses history homework-half the class unprepared . . . Puss praises his golf prowess. What Putts! . . . . . and Acme Rental Agency on . . . A nd furthermore ET J . Glotzer wins Daily Double at Big A' '... C.A.F. becomes organization of equine enthusiasts. Track events scheduled for Lag B'Omer outing . . . N.B.S. sets new sartorial fashion as rebs see red at flashy cravats . . . Plotzker: Mr. Gold, may I leave the room? My pen's leaking. Sid: Is that all that is? Ten days to go. Only 14 History Assignments, 3 Eco. Units, and 36 Physics Chapters left . . . Take your time . . . June 26-we graduate. Clark burns, school returns to normal, and Doc swears You are not yet seniorsf' In terms of the, the . . . Ahhh. 3 1 I N A 441 ' pw , M - Q l 'U' Left to right: Literary Editors Mitchel Wolf, Daniel Greenfeld and Stephen Plotch. Left to right: Typing Editors Steven Left to right, Standing: Business Matmgers M. Bursky, Solomon and Martin Agulnek, C. Nussbaum, M. Reifman. Seated: B, Hulkower, J. Levenbrown, B, Kopf. Qx 4 Yf ,,,,, ,, OLLOWING an unprecedented six straight Medalists, the 1960 Elchanite is an ambitious attempt to reach a new height in quality for a Y.U.H.S.B. yearbook under the leadership of Editor-in-Chief Michael Wolif, who co-ordinated the staff in its efforts to meet the June deadline. The editors of the book, chosen in June, 1959, have planned several new innovations which may be seen in glancing through the Elchanite. Of invaluable assistance was our advisor, Mr. Harry Allan who supervised all the various stages of the yearbook's production. The editors hope that this book will serve as a monument to the Encounters and accomplish- ments of the Class of '6O. -avi Left to right: Aczivities Editors Kenneth Prager, Charles Adler, An- drew Reinhard and David Levine. Wx'-, , ,M r-,,,' .,.,,....-u-f L'......-- - 5 , Left to right: Editor-in-Chief Michael Wolff, Advisor Mr. H. Allan, Co-Editors Manny Weiss and Kenneth Klein. P -11, .if Left to right: Art Editors Stanley Gurewitsch, Murray Zangen, Simeon Hook, Co-Editor Manny Weiss. Clockwise from lop: Plzotograplzy Editors Jonah Botknecht. Larry Waller, Mayer Unterberg and Martin Rosen. general X-Lg My W K g V. , t-.-,. 3. 2 . -. - ig: fi' .,g'f,-rrrfah - ' '-'-'fmt ' -QT.: X1 .- ,. 7-11130. f , :'..,.'T. . ,5- ., i M, . ,mkgzi if 'i fi5..ft f. 1 ' . 1-l:.gpg3,Q.'-51 ,--34, sf, wg. lfij-Q' i. .Q .': V, - .Q Pg-fgtkl' 4. L- gi:-: .. .. vi.-'.-V-Lf ..4, .-My... ...Qi . z .fs 125'-!,g,r' ...JJ J-F5171 . -Q -...L t A ar., . i .:.wiai..f..-t .H .A,. i 'IRM'-5 .Q S. Q, I 7' v- , i X-.mf 1' r .., ,, .ai lb' 'Iva uf . A 1 ,ll 'x U HV... 3 -.' 2.55 4. ' ' ' xiii? - -V V nf:-'l. 3.' , . X twig.. v 34 .,,. '- :E-N. ' ,N .. A 5 - - fzthsieffs- '5 ,,1.. 41 .- ,1p,t,.'.r. . fi . Yggtq. l. Left to right,Star1ding: S. Katz. A. Schnure. J. Flamholz, H. Ishofsky, J. Greenblatt. S. Solomon, A. Shapiro. W. Wolff. D. Levine. S. Solomon. M. Diskind. B. Beer, S. Plotch. M. Schoenfeld. SPRING TERM C. Lopkin, M. Somerstein. W. Nathanson. M. Ness. H. Resnick, Seated: Sec y W. Reich, Advisor Mr. J. Strum, Pres. K. Prager, Wee-Pres. A. Reinhard. OR a school of its size. Y.U.H.S.B. has a dis- proportionately large extra-curricular activities program. This is quite fortunate in that it enables all those who are interested to participate in any of the wide variety of activities offered. Heading this program and acting as co-ordinator is the student-elected GO. Under the leadership of President Kenneth Prager. the club program was revived this year on an elective basis. Another high water mark of the fall term was the Chanukah Chagiga which was under the direction of Vice-President Benja- min Hulkower and Larry Waller. Secretary- Treasurer Melvyn Barenholz deserves credit for editing and typing the G.O. constitution. The spring term saw Kenneth Prager re-elected to the Presidency. Once again a successful Cha- giga highlighted the term. Vice-President An- drew Reinhard headed a most eiicient Service Squad, while Walter Reich brought each student's number of service credits up to date. Twice during the year. the school was repre- !,s2g1,gy,igggn5,L1.1t2,, ', it-iq. if :gf-.1-if.-D .- -.5 J if i I 3- 5 .I 1 -I FIT! A.g1...f? E.. 'i vf- X' ' 1- 5 ' - '. 1 . wt' - 1:43 t. '1' ' ' 1 .. . . N , V ' .,,. ...sux . ,uw -.,.. . ,ff+'-ARK! . . vf X, ' B 'ff' XXX tgps 'f V71-., 211. , 2 c -,rw rw V 'tj'l'f'I2'33ff-'Q-Zilfff'1 f f- vi 'tif X ta-.---M fy' ?f.Qfizqf-lfhvf 1-H . .... lg -M, -W ft. .-...I 35i4'1gv:. L., U ,., W . .4 lr., '-.Luv D,--, -r. -.,,,. 5.1.1, V. ir! ni... L hs' La 1 1 ' awlnl: 'cv .li 'ui gpg..- ,rig 3, 2 .-gg.-ri ig! - if 'alffff ' '15 1 -. 1 '.-milf' -.5 ' we w rv- ,Km .SQQ5 2-iv f I , .., x f , . I 5 ,t s .- ' 1 N il. XX Y, ll , ..1,.v x v. ' X -sq , , , . Aiwa ei: ' K? ni Q 'za , if 'nf' Mr X R. if . , .wi-gf 7 .vtww .Tn V , , .C: ygfstw95f ' gfLgFIf'.f' nfl 'lik-Yi: 1 yr-xt gli:-4. qi 1 .fsiggqt-r: A aaggfzg, 1 .. .5 .,,,iih.3 ,Z rg-. 'X is . em -'Z jg, J i :fE 3- ff.. ' 3' A .Z I .ss aT'1.At'? ffifff- if . . t.. .. 'fwfr , . organization NL .XXX . N A-7 ff, .,.,w Av. A V 'AH'--.Ji -,IZ 3 --P. 1' i '. X. - Q 'mi x xxx 'X XX-S v-in lip, ,J sented by Prager at important youth conferences. In October, the G.O. President attended a New York State Youth Conference in Albany where he was addressed by Governor Rockefeller. On the basis of participation at this conference, Prager was selected to represent the Jewish High Schools of New York State and Yeshiva Univer- sity at the 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth held in Washington, D. C. There he was addressed by President Eisenhower and other prominent speakers. Upon returning, Prager told of his Washington visit at an assembly attended by the school's upper termers. Among the other assemblies pre- sented this term were a basketball rally at the opening of the season at which time the team performed before the audience, an open GO. Ing' b FALL TERM Front to back, Left column: H. Resnick, L. Lip- nick, J. Mezrich, M. Altner, A. Feuer, S. Plotch M. Hochberg, A. Greenberg. A. Shapiro, H Berenholz. Right column: H. Nathan, I. Horn H. Gralla, W. Reinfeld, I. Reiss, C. Lopkin, J Cohen, L. Waller, S. Solomon, A. Reinhard Center: M. Weiss. F53 1 Left to right: Vice President Benjamin Hulkower, Presi- dent Kenneth Prager, Advisor Mr. J. Strum, Secretary Melvin Barenholz. If elected . . . XXX ,..u ..- meeting held before the lower terrnersg an Arista Induction Assemblyg two pre-election assemblies which gave the candidates running for G.O. of- fices an opportunity to present their platforms to the studentsg and an Israeli Independence Day Assembly. A large part of the success of the G.O. this year may be attributed to the faculty advisor, Mr. Joseph Strum, who contributed the advice and service necessary for a well-functioning student organization. Left to right: Mitchel Wolf, Walter Reich, Alternate Martin Agulnek, 5 P R ' N G T E R M William Wolff, Melvin Barenholz, Chief Justice Mark Diskind. HE Student Court, judicial arm of the G.O., has the job of handling all offenses against school regulations. This body, meeting biweekly, is composed of four judges, a Chief Justice, and an alternate. A student, after he is reported to have com- mitted an offense, is brought before the Court. Upon hearing the accused's plea and examining the particulars of the case, the judges decide what punishment, if any, tits the crime. The usual punishments are the writing of several disserta- tions or a detention. The Court was ably advised by the judicious Mr. Joseph Strum. FALL TERM i I 1 4 mud: Left to right: Harris Berenholz, Walter ' Reich, Steven Solomon, Chief Justice Joel Flamholz. Abraham Greenberg. Alternate Ira Gober. 55 NJOYING its second year of membership in the National Honor Society, Arista had one of its most productive years. Besides honoring students who have excelled in studies and service, the society and its members have tried to display leadership in the school and the community. Despite the rigid standards employed, the honor society, advised by Mr. S. Lebowitz, more than doubled its membership this year. After ful- filling all the qualiiications regarding scholastics and leadership, the applicant's character must be attested to by both his fellow students and the 4 Left to right, Rear: M. Diskind, D. Kaplan, M. Wolf. B. Vogel. Outer semicirclez A Freedman. S. Plotch. L. Feiner. Leader M. Wolff, Advisor Mr. S. Lebowitz, Vice-Leader K. Klein, K. Prager. W. Reich. A. Greenberg. Foregromm' senzicfrclez M. Wangrofslty R. Tauber, J. Flamholz. M. Barenholz. C lockw ise from upper left: G Abramoff L Muf . , . son, W. Wolff, H. Berenholz, S. Solomon, C. H ' orowltz, M. Hochberg, Advisor Mr. S. Lebowitz, H. Kaufman, G. Wolf, G. Sklar. Inductees. faculty. If, approved, the new mem citing an oath in English and Hebrew, is pre- sented with a pin and certihcate as tokens of EICCCPUIHCC. A new and welcome un this year by Leader Micha annual Arista trip. The society elected to see two Broadway shows, La P dertaking innovated el Wolif was the semi- lume de Ma Tame and ber, after re- Greenwillow. In addition to this. Arista con tinued its usual program of helping students with their studies. Officers elected during the fall term were: Michael Wolff, Leaderg Kenneth Klein. Vice- Leaderg Kenneth P spring term the same offices were held by Mitchel rager. Secretary. During the Wolf, Barry Vogel, and Leonard Feiner. GOVERNING BOARD VER since its metamorphosis from a photo- offset to a printed newspaper seven years ago, The Topics has proven to be more than just an organ of student expression. Published six times during the school year, the paper provides many students with the oppor- tunity of learning first hand about all aspects of journalism-writing, 3 editing, composing headlines, make-up, layout and typography. To insure high journalistic standards, The Topics is a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association which annually rates and criticizes the paper. In the results of the nationwide contests announced each March to our delegates at the annual convention in Columbia University, The Topics has fared extremely well. During our four years, it has been awarded a Medalist rating, two first place ratings and an All-Columbian Award for features. In addition, the N.Y. Journal- American awarded The Topics a plaque for editorials. Since its inception, the newspaper has been under the wing of Mr. Sidney Gold, faculty advisor. He not only supervises the operations before publication but also heads a journalism club for budding reporters. The popularity of The Topics is a result of the efforts of its experienced staff. Mitchel Wolf, during his two years as Editor-in-Chief, has followed an editorial policy aimed at advancing the causes of the students. Left to right: Walter Reich. Andrew Reinhard. David Levine, Kenneth Klein. ,J s TUPICS WW MII W1 X56 1? .4-siii. ii t MANAGING BOARD ltlll 2-vw myiw ,231 ' E 1' 35 ff P ll ell I in Al ers? AM xy! .X ,mwmmii it tttullul X el Left to right: Harold Feine, David Berman, Martin Agulnek, Arthur Alexander, I oel Flamholz. Meet the Faculty, a very popular feature, has been expertly handled by Kenny Prager for the past two years, while The WoliT's Den, originated by Michael Wolff and Mitchel Wolf, has been ably continued by Mike and his brother Billy. Dave Levine, with four years of experience on the paper, has been in charge of the news department for two years, and Andy Reinhard, Sports Editor has continued the popularity of Sports Slants. Once a year, the editors neglect the sober facts and publish a hilarious Purim issue. Left to right: Editor-in-Chief Mitchel Wolf, Advisor Mr, S Gold, Managing Editor Kenneth Prager. Left to right: Co-Editors A. Freedman. A. Greenberg. Advisor Rabbi J. Epstein, K. Prager. M. Greenberg. A 1-' UBI, OW in its twelfth year of publication, Kolenu. our Hebrew literary annual, has met with great success. It has earned wide ac- claim in Jewish literary circles throughout the country. and was awarded a First Place rating by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association this year. The range of material encompasses everything from classical studies to modern Hebrew. Orig- inality and personal experience are stressedg therefore, in place of a central theme, each par- ticipant writes on the topic closest to him. In addition, interviews and articles on school activi- ties appear. Rabbi Joseph Epstein, faculty advisor, is great- ly responsible for the increasing popularity and success of Kolenu. His expert guidance has led to a larger, improved Kolenu. and has effected a great rise in student participation and interest. -s of W My INCE its inception five years ago as a supple- QD' ' it Nix ment to The Topics, the mimeographed Bulle- ff TX Y it ilk tin has grown both in scope and frequency and 4 C S is now a recognized publication in its own right. T' if 'gl V This year, edited by Harvey Fischer, The Bulletin I Wi underwent several improvements. A Managing TT AQ 1 fy ,.,'.-,..f'vJ V Editor, Charles Adler, was appointed for the first D NX - time, to help publish a neater, more readable -xx-wi ix X journal, editorials and features appeared dealing Awi., with out-of-school topics such as religious com- munity life and youth conferencesg top-ranking SHE'-Ls: XY seniors wrote articles giving advice to underclass- M X men about scholarship and College Board exams. Working with the efhciency of a practiced team, The Bulletin staff published a record thirty issues this year, many of them three page edi- tions. Next year, the paper will be entered in C.S.P.A. competition. i fi' . 'fps li Q iii,,s . riff 'f s a':,A- ' 'AV Left to right, Standing: M. Agulnek, D. Weinstein, L. Feiner. Sealed: G. Wolff, C. Adler, Editor-in-Chief H. Fischer. -X- 'VCLG VXI ATE IVI Center: Advisor Mr. S. Lebowitz. Clockwise from top: J. Cohen, H. Kwitel, Editor-in-Chief W. Goldman. L. Goldsmith, N. Lass, J. Weinstein. L. Feiner, I. Reiss. HE Atom, with the capable assistance of Mr. S. Lebowitz, faculty advisor, and the hard work of many science enthus- iasts has come into its own as an official Y.U.H.S.B. publica- tion. 96 The columns delve into the mysteries of modern mathematics, and the world of science -especially nuclear energy, while the section on current events help keep the students abreast of new developments. 96 Under the editor- ship of Warren Goldman, many benelicial changes have been made. 96 More appealing page layouts, columns reaching the lower classmen, and interesting art work. have all helped to increase student interest. 96 ATI-I TEAM Standing: Advisor Mr. L. Cooper Front to rear, Left column: K. Klein umn: J. Flamholz. M. Berenholz, B Vogel, D. Kaplan. W. Reich. H. Fischer, NEW entry to the roster of Y.U.H.S.B. extra-curricular activi- ties is the recently formed Math Team. Competing in the Inter-Scholastic Math League, the team, coached by Mr. L. Cooper and paced by captain and high- ,g,,- 7,53 U g scorer Kenneth Klein, compiled a highly M 263 commendable record in its first year. ig A ,Qu y . im' . -- -. --26--5 Under league rules, five students are V A' il' he-gina:- ' .43 chosen to oliicially compete in each con- zw ' A ,, N. pl A . Ill, -. . A6 test, while the remainder of the team uses . A 1 C in ' - in C V the tests as ractice for future competi- . . .,. , P U' lu-,q141A 4 f'?j' - U gl tion. Each meet consists of difficult prob- A lems designed to test the solvers' facility K 21 with mathematical concepts. 9' g g .I v .ts With interest and participation contin- in V ' ually mounting, the math team looks for- ri L .I 7 yi .Ugg ,I .. . . . A 6 - ward to an increasingly important place V A cu-.J -' 'Q Qing j544g? ..fQ,f QJZWLLD ' in the schools extra-curricular program. I' E-3'f,f 11.5 2 Ha ,, -:du 'fffxiaia-'Jill , . 3775 'it :K ' Q f 4 PQ 1 um., AA t -i . -v' f ,-.. f' 'L L.- .- A, . . ma.1ti.3a'c:lJi11,,1'1,2,.11.1a.3Rutu.i.1zc1ie ' - ' ' 'lt - 0 ' ' 2 72 . -. fgaxu !ua.-:gtg 7 A Q G. Kravitz, M. Hochberg. A. Green- berg, L. Feiner. M. Wolf. Right col- Left to right. Smmliug: H. Berenholz. Lefiders L. Mufson and G. Pollack. W. Seeve. Seated: M. Hochstein. N. Lass. C. Schertz. Advisor Rabbi P. Yogel. H. Feine. L. Lip- nick, S, Liker. OUR years ago a central commission was set up to organize all the religious activities of the yeshiva. Guided by Rabbi P. Yogel, the Yeshiva Organization Commission was headed this year by Lewis Mufson and Gary Pollack, and was comprised of the Minyon, the Mishmar, the Kashruth Commission. and the Charity Drive. Rain or shine. a group of boys assemble in the auditorium. or beth midrash, at approximately 8:00 every weekday morning. At this Minyon, every boy gets an aliyalz at least once a month and has an opportunity to lead his colleagues in prayer. Mufson and Pollack are also the gaboyim, advised by Rabbi S. Faivushevitz. After the Min- yon, the boys are served a hearty breakfast, free of charge, at John's. --'- A' f-- v--v-q-r 'YW' ' On Thursday evenings groups of talmidim gather in Y.U.H.S.B., Rambam and Eitz Chaim Yeshivas, and the Young Israel of Eastern Park- way to review the Talmud lessons they learned during the week. Because of the dispersion of our student body over a greater area of Brooklyn, the Mishmar has been held in these various institu- tions. Each week different roshay yeshivot pre- side over the Mishmorim to help perplexed stu- dents with their problems. Perhaps the greatest undertaking of the Y.O.C . is the Kashruth Commission. The job of this commission is to make sure that every edible product sold in the yeshiva is strictly kosher. In order to perform this duty, the commission sends out printed questionnaires to various companies whose products are under scrutiny, and sub- scribes to the Bulletin of the Union of Orthodox Rabbonim. A major undertaking of the Y.O.C. each year is collecting charity for needy causes all over the world. A subsidiary of the Yeshiva University J, .1-Q. f f---f,-v-vf- - -- - . ts, f wf'ii2,4fZf?,. y 1 35...,55-.-xg'p1.,' 'f'55.i,iw-:lift ,lf :wr ,f -N ..- 5 x :T if ff' 5 'I i . H 1. i A , ,.-...ii -- x '-lgvx 11,1- , A3 - Hook Charity Drive, our campaign was co-ordinated this year by Avi Hochstein. To reach the annual goal of 5750, each class appoints a Charity Col- lector who makes a daily round of the students. On Fridays many classes hold auctions of the donations of its members to subsidize its contri- bution. ' 'fats'-3. y l debating Left lu right. Senzcziz L. Waller. K. Klein. W. Reich. R. Tauber. M. Schoenfeld. Smnding B. Hulkower. M. Wolf. R. Bleier. Muzzuyw' H. Fischer. M. Wolff. C. Horowitz, W, Wolff. IN THE SCHOOL ITSEL CCUPYING a prominent position among the roster of school activities is Y.U.H.S.B.'s debating program, both intramural and inter- scholastic. F, EACH CLASS HAS ITS OWN DEBATING team under the direction of an elected debating manager who, together with other class managers, and under the supervision of a school debating manager, contributes topics for debate. plans re- search material, and works out the minor details, all of which are essential for a successful intra- mural debate. All intramural debates are held before one of the classes involved in the contest. and are judged by the home team's instructor. On the level of interscholastic competition, our school forensic squad completed its most success- ful season this year. Under the supervision of Harvey Fischer and Larry Waller. fall and spring term debating managers, respectively, the de- bating team went almost undefeated for its entire season, compiling an unparalleled 6-1 record. FALL TERM Left to right: M, Wolff. K. Klein. M. Wolf. B. Hulkower, Manager L. Wal- ler, W. Reich, R. Tauber, K. Prager. Sc hi M. ff. faq ff! .iff B If , f A-'min' Nl' 9' F' - 3 wfdetfs Wai 9' s. .n ,, ,U.5-X.,, y..., ,,. A. ,, W, . . f , r -,.' ,. --C' n 1 L. , R, 1, Q W L .4-F- f my 4 ? ,L , 'i L ITE RIE ,.1, -X ' V V . 8 f I v I PM ll,,, gf Q if Q5 d , I I' ,. .t I vvvv 6 .1 M ' it 1,-4 Wi Left I0 right: Kenny Prager, Mark Diskind, Mitch Wolf, Maurice Reifman. ROFESSIONAL entertainment, interspersed with an array of talent from our own stu- dents, made Variety Nite 1960, held in the ultra- modern George Wingate Auditorium, a rousing success. Theres No Business Like Show Business was the theme followed throughout, as leaders Benjy Bulkower and Larry Waller directed a smooth, impressive production. MC. for the oc- casion was Joe Lauer, President of the Young Israel Intermediate Council. Larry Arberman, an alumnus of Y.U.H.S.B., provided a hilarious touch to the proceedings with his comedyg Her- bert Greenspan excited the audience with his sleight-of-hand feats, and an Israeli dance group executed modern Israeli dance steps. I Amateur entertainment was provided by the school Glee Club, which sang a medley of show tunes accompanied by the school band. Wayne Kerness and Kenny Bernstein presented a guitar duo, while two quartets harmonized popular Eng- lish and Hebrew tunes. An amusing interlude consisted of a Man on the Street interview. The proceeds from the show went to the GO. and constituted a major portion of the yearly income. F 69 'Pwr sb 4.- A d'var Torah . . . Not nice Sandu iclzing Salami fi Champ, slurp, burp. alzlzlz . . . HANUKAH and Purim are two of the most joyous Jewish festivals celebrated in the course of the year. One of the manifestations of the festive spirit pervading the atmosphere during these holidays is the C hagiga program consisting of satiric skits, perennial poems, holiday singing, music. and an address on some relevant topic by one of the school's Talmud instructors. The Chanukah Chagiga, under the direction of Larry Waller and featuring the Ben-Carmi Combo, was remembered for the sketch of school life entitled Fix Tac Dough: a quiz show fea- turing school instructors in the roles of befuddled contestants. .fl 'i nt-10' 4 . . .1J l IFlIZ7 Led once again by Waller and presented amid colorful decorations, the Purim Chagiga was re- ceived as enthusiastically as its predecessor. Find My Line, the eagerly-awaited Chagiga skit, por- trayed several mentors as panelists inquiring into the occupations of their beatnik, yarmulka-knit- ting, and guidance counselor colleagues. The success of the two Chagigas may be attri- buted to the teamwork of several students, an interplay of whose talents resulted in the timely decorations, appetizing meals, hilarious skits, and entertaining music present at the Chagigas. The Message of the Candles . Brains vs. Brawn ?i' ' 5 NUI WWTF! He is rm tounselor . V'--' ONSISTING of over 4000 volumes. the Hebrew Library is the source of all Tal- mudic and Hebraic research carried on by students and teachers. A great boon to. and constantly in use by the rabbis during the morning sessions. who make use of commen- taries on the Bible and Talmud. the books are also read by many students, as they also in- clude Hebrew translations of the classics of the world. and mathematical and scientific tracts. Operating under the guidance of Rabbi Joseph Epstein, who devised the method of classifying Hebrew works, and head librarian Jeffrey Frost, the library reached a peak in efliciency and usage. Hebrew Left to right: A, Spiegal, Advisor Rabbi J. Epstein, Chief Librarian J. Frost, M. Greenberg, P. Sass. N. Wasserstrum. T the beginning of the year the English Library boasted a reference section con- sisting of twenty-one complete encyclopedias, four book digests, and twenty lexicons in live languages, many best sellers, and a large catalogue of math, science, and history books. To the librarians' delight and surprise the library suddenly acquired several hundred ' ' new volumes, of which over one hundred were in the math and science fields. New dictionaries, fiction, anthologies of plays, poems, and short stories, and six new maga- ' zine subscriptions were added. 5 The response to the improved quality and 2 quantity of books plus the publication of a larger and better Library Journal has been the record breaking number of books bor- rowed. Capably supervising all activities is Mr. Robert Bassell. A A ..- Lef! to righrz Advisor Mr. R. Bassell, Security Chief M. Rosen. Chief Librarian D. Rhine. J. Ganchrow. J. Bunin. H. Meyerwitz. B. Chwat, I. Reiss, L. Chapman. 1 1 -J I Q' .N ..- f , . K ,. . I N ' 'xl X301 ' .ISI in uh 1 K f f 'T X ff ' I nn, N . ... 4' I 5. 5. In 'A :W 5 QS Je. 06' lg 5 A SER IC Left to right. Front row: J. Kovin, H. Nathan. H. Resnick. B. Furmansky, H. Spilke. S. Bienen- stock, N. Sanders, Second row: J. Wolff. S. Hook, Cupmins l. Gober and M. Nadel. J. Bot- knecht, D. Weinstein. Third row: R. Druckman. J. Berlin. F. Haller, A. Weinberg. H. Bern- stein, A. Bender, G. Wolf. N. Ringel. W. Reinfeld. Fourth row: H. Bachman. V. Katz, M. Altner. J. Whiteman, B. Marinbach. J. Bruger. W. Werblowsky. HE duties of the Service Squad, disciplinary force of the school, are to ensure proper de- corum, help keep the school clean and, if need be, arrest wrongdoers. It executes these functions in conjunction with the Student Court, which Mr. Sokolow. SPRING TERM Y Q. E: ? 1394 J 7, Q' ,JWZM f,ff3-'N .,i..i. ti ,Q 'Sf'-rflbl Ak. . if - . My-.,i.f. , E, N. 1 -- ' ,' x.f,Wi ' J Nitin, s. -A renders judgment on students who have violated school regulations. The squad is picked proportionally from each class at the beginning of each term after a series of impartial interviews held by the oflicers. The spring term saw a new innovation added to the Service Squad, a faculty advisor. Acting in this capacity was Mr. A. Sokolow who guided the Service Squad towards a new peak of elli- ciency. The fall term saw Manny Wiess and Andrew Reinhard acting as captains with M. Hochberg. C. Nussbaum and D. Rhine as their lieutenants. Mark Nadel and Ira Gober were spring term captains with J. Botknecht, S. Hook, D. Wein- stein and J. Wolf serving as assistants. FALL TERM Left to right, Front row: M. Greenberg. M. Elbogen. A. Perkal. R. Frackman. J. Cohen, M. Ness. Second row: L. Pearson, F. Haimm, C. Nussbaum, Captains A. Reinhard and M. Weiss. M. Hochberg, D. Rhine, S. Weissman, M. Sabel. Third row: K. Kaplan. C. Lopkin, A, Lacher, J. Cohen, F. Fisch, J. Berenholz, S. Solomon, M. Hudes. H. Ishofsky, S. Rosner. Fourth row: AK. Grossman, E. Weinraub, P. Sass. I. Horn, W. Werblowsky. N. Lass. W. Goldberg, A. Schnure, J. Mehler. -wwnnu owns -an svn was nun: at .41 ann .4-an T is by no means unusual to walk through the halls of Y.U.H.S.B. and notice groups of boys surrounding any one of four chessboards, atten- tively watching every move. With such student interest, it is easy to understand the success of the Chess Team in competition. The team's meets are scheduled and co-ordi- nated by the Inter-Yeshiva High School Student Council which includes the major yeshiva high schools in the Metropolitan area. Mark Diskind and Michael Handelsman, both compiling a 4-1 record, sparked the chessmen. fa Lefr to 1r,l11 Charles Adler Murray Hochberg Mark Disltind 'Michael Handelsman. Cupmin W 0 -r Q:- Ww 'Ml Vg r i . ifi' N p Jr m .CBR i l - '77 SITY Left: Coach Irv Forman. Left to right. Front row: Scorer B. Beer, Manager J. Botknecht. Assistant Manager W. Goldberg. Second row: B. Steiglitz. M. Wolff. D. Levine. K. Prager. , G. Wolif. S. Hook. Third row: Timer M. Zangen, N. Ringel. P. Horowitz, J. Strauch, L. Garber, W. Werblowsky. Athletic Manager M. Sperling. G7 f , -' ,f 4.1 ' USP-RS ' 'rl I, AL .E+ Y 6:3 UA! LEADING SCORERS Prager 213 Ringel 179 Garber 177 Steiglitz 156 Levine 87 Wolff, G. 60 S H SEASON'S RECORD 37 Y.U.H.S.' 34 77 Alumni? 41 52 H.I.L.I. 31 56 R.J.I. 50 65 Flatbush 55 61 Ramaz sk 60 H.I.L.I. 43 68 Brooklyn Friends t ' 64 63 New York Friends 74 55 R.J.J. 53 59 Flatbush 60 44 Ramaz 48 59 Brooklyn Friends 64 50 Y.U.H.S. 36 50 R.J.J.M1 67 856 776 'F Exhibition Game Non-League Game fffftfP1ayofE Game U.H.S.B.'s Varsity got off to an auspicious 0 start this season by upsetting Y.U.H.S. in Madison Square Garden, giving Y.U.H.S. its first defeat on the Garden floor. This was the initial game of six consecutive victories for the Yugars. By the time league play had ended, an impressive 7-3 record had been compiled and the team found itself the sole possessor of second place in the Metropolitan Jewish High School League standings. Among the high points of season play were the only two victories scored by any team over Y.U.H.S. in league play, and a thrilling overtime non-league defeat of a strong Brooklyn Friends team. Responsible for the team's high league stand- ing was Coach Irv Forman. who used the M.J.H.S.L.'s only man-to-man defense and one- three-one zone offense to good advantage, Co- Captains Dave Levine and Kenny Prager pro- vided the squad with strong rebounding and Left 10 right: Captain Dave Levine, Conch Irving Forman Capmin Kenny Prager. wiring! L L L4 -Il P ,L YY f f iii? F M W Sf defense. while Norman Ringel and Gary Wolff contributed their excellent shooting ability to the team's effort. Speed and ball-hawking were of- fered in the play of Laurie Gariber and Barry Steiglitz. The Yugars' four representatives to the All- Star Team were Laurie Garber, awared the Most Valuable Player trophy, Dave Devine, Kenny Prager. and Gary Wolff. .I. V. J. :.n,,,. 194, RAINING ground for future Varsity stars, the Junior Varsity provides needed experience for hopeful hoopsters. During the year, a much needed J .V. Basketball League was formed. The team, under the tutelage of senior Morris Ruben- stein and alumnus Michael Ostrow, had a fairly successful season, winding up with a 4-4 record. Outstanding among these under-classmen were sophomores J. Kovin and F. Haimm, and fresh- man H. Bachman. The outlook for the team is bright. with several freshmen developing into line prospects. V. J.V.J.V. J.V. J.V..I.V J V . ,-S .f , I, - 1 5 i ,ff . ' if A 'HX I . 'I 3 I Jxffgyy V jx . . g S wi m m I n Qc AAA-efcfcef l lg W lk Vjgzjg ykl-,JY ,XY-A Mg. W , 'a 1 . 7:5 g img T ,- , 1 I f t 1 i , 43 1 'ft Y C- i : Qian . 1 ' v M A y -3 ' gy g g f 4 i 1- J , V- i s , L . l I , x Wx x RX 1 Wu X i xy IX Y 41 W 1 ' ' H rx... .l . 'K s ' ' X I Left to right: Capts. M. Wolff and C. Nussbaum. W. Wolif, J. Frost. A. Alexander, F. Haimm, M. Zangen. C. Adler. H. Gralla. M. Barenholz. F. Rosen. FTER two years of intensive training under the sharp eyes of Coach Lee Leibrock, the swimming team, led by Captains Michael Wolff and Charles Nussbaum. has gained the coveted Championship Trophy of the Inter-Yeshiva High i School League. Starting the season with a smashing win over R.J.J.. defending champions. by taking every event save one, the team went on to swamp Y.U.H.S. and Flatbush by taking every event. After these overwhelming victories the team be- gan to take it easy but were shocked into serious action by a 33-31 defeat suffered at the hands of an improved R.J..l. squad. and a sudden change Lefz ro right: Capmins Charlie Nussbaum and Mike Wolff, , Couch Lee Leibrock. l 1 W 4 , .7- at el 7 A Left to right: M. Loutman, R. Liebis, P. Sass, M. Altner, S. Muchnik, A. Feuer, H. Ishofsky, A. Reinhard, K. Prager. V yy i I S 1 ' fi 5. S f'L'l rl 9 f A i 'Mil of the scoring system by the I.Y. Executive Council, without explanation. Knuckling down to business, the team again smashed Y.U.H.S. and Flatbush, dropping one event. Then, on May 16, at the first meet held at our home pool Call previous meets had been held at R.J .J .'s poolb, the team showed its mettle by routing R.J .J ., taking all events but one. In the course of the year the medley relay, consisting of backstroker M. Wolff, breaststroker C. Adler, and freestyler F. Haimm, and the free- style relay with C. Nussbaum, H. Gralla, F., Haimm, and M. Zangen went undefeated. Also conspicuous for their performances were K. Prager and W. Wolff. L -Q5 t .effi- T . if 4, I ps .I .,.,, i - . ,' ' . 'Eg-5 s jf I i . . viii' ' ', ., .. 'diff' L ' 060 1 ' 1 F C , 4 V1 i.. ' sf' WO years after its inception, the Bowling P f 1 -J -- 1 Team has hnally been recognized by both the ,I I J X3 G.O. and the Inter-Yeshiva Student Council. This . year the team has had seven matches, five of 4, . ,li which were under the aegis of the Inter-Yeshiva I5 Student Council. The team. captained by Martin Agulnek, com- piled a 6-1 record, and won the League Cham- pionship. Outstanding players for the team this year were Jonah Botknecht, Martin Agulnek and Gary Wolff. Left I0 righl, FOIIVIIZ row: Capt. M. Agulnek, S, Solomon, G. Wolff. D. Kaplan. Third row: M. Plotzker. M. Sperling. L. Waller. Second row: M. Zangen. J. Botknecht. Foregozzndz L. Glotzer. NTRAMURAL sports, forming an important part of our athletic program, provide the average student with a chance to participate and show his ability in a variety of sports. Coordinated by both the fall and spring term athletic managers, tournaments were held in basketball, table tennis, and softball. Victorious in basketball was class SB, while Moishe Pianko and Favi Haimm excelled in ping-pong. At the Lag B'Omer outing held on May 16, the softball finals were held. M W 45,9 g,.,,,fg . LTVERAYURE S the time of man without a future? Is man the sum of what he has? Does man think in vacuo continually becoming present? It seems that man does not come up for inspection at each moment to be measured and balanced in terms of what he has. Man does not think in the present of the present deprived of potentiality and defined as being projected into the future in the present thus project- ing him and his essence and his worth into that future where he can be assessed at full value measuring the potentialities the powerful possible the tremendous and cataclysmic consequences of that future which is present even now and which makes up the Essential Man. Man therefore finds his battles in the continual present fighting to become the future already preordained by the consciousness which predicts and commissions it to become to be always becoming. Man therefore is the sum of what he does not yet have - of what he could have. The Heroic Encounter therefore is the clash of reality and po- tentiality both contributing not an excess of memories which can be considered a mans totality but the hope and desire to gain the reductio ad absurdum of all human experience. Walter Reich explained only by what he is. His consciousness, his reasoning, is Ah, yes, Flanagan was the champion, a giant amongst men a grand old Irish gentleman whose strength equalled that of ten. From far and wide, across the sea they came from every land, from north and south and east and west they came to shake his hand. A great and mighty man was he a gallant head held high an ocean teeming of brutal strength a torch that lit the sky. And then nigh but a year ago at the end o' that fateful day a night so dark ye could not see yer' hand two feet away. The champ was sittin' in the pub, drinkin' a glass o' ale, jokin' around with all a' his friends when we heard that horrible wail. 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During the past fifteen. he had remained motionless. eating practically nothing. moving only his eyes. When they tried to make him get up. he would scream as if they were killing him. so they al- lowed him to remain in bed, breaking the monotony only to wash him. to change the linen and to turn the mattress. Soon they lost interest and stopped coming. A lad of sixteen stayed with the old man in the shack to feed and take care of him. The re- cluse would swallow nothing but raw fish and an occasional glass of water. What passed in this mans uncanny mind? Was he dreaming sadly of events long past and dead? Or was his memory stagnant as if his nerve had been severed from his brain? He remained a silent mystery. Years passed. The lad. now about twenty- three. was seen in town the first of every month obtaining supplies. He would then quickly depart. not to be seen for yet another month. 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That night, the boy left the hotel and set out towards the shack. The rain was still falling and the constant drip-drop created a rhythm of tedi- ous monotony that banged within the boy's head and made his feet drag through muddy grime. As he reached the hill and started upwards, he seemed casual and unafraid as though expecting to meet his fate at the top, and could do nothing but yield. The boy climbed higher. relentlessly. as if an invisible dragon was steadily sucking him into its yawning jaws. Reaching the cabin door. he hesitated momentarily and glanced furtively at his feet. He wanted desperately to run back. but the unknown pull which had magnetically encased his body and soul persisted and he stepped in. The shack was completely darkened. He struck a match and an image appeared on the floor, but a gust of wind like some slow nocturnal force, swept over the grave and struck ominously with its chilly breath extinguishing the feeble flame. The wind subsided. and after striking another match, the boy advanced further into the room. He saw the image clearly now: it was a bed. and on it lay a motionless body. The old man must be dead at last. thought the boy. Suddenly. blind terror struck him . . . The eyes. The eyes of the body. They were moving. It was alive. He looked away. Then a profound realization dawned upon him and he again looked at the body. This was not the withering figure of an underfed old man. lt looked rather young-about thirty or the mid-twenties. On the first of April. a young boy of about sixteen was seen in town. He purchased some supplies and departed. illarlt Nude! THE WCRLD death praised: gallant knight of relief. gallant knight, remover of suffering. a bold knight in black armor killing the cowardous shining ones. the so called white armored knights. deceivers all! death kills those hollow men, ' he rids the worlds of its fakersg it seems only death is sincere. death hated: knight indeed, but nearsighted. in his attempts, to rid the world of its scum, to rid it of its beguilers he misses, he mistakes, he ruins. flove-until death do us partl how beautiful death would be if he wore glasses. 1 Sami Rosenberg 4 wtf . ,s 5 3' ,. Y 'surf' 11595 33.312 . if V- .A , gi- fl '-.. F .XJ if . s . -- THE JCY OF GIVING I think of all the friends I have, And in their hearts how well I see Their fears, their hopes, and even tears, Keeping loneliness away from me. But if a lonely man you may chance to meet, A stranger in a lonely place, Then come with me and question not, The logic of thy creator. Help is pent up with thine heart, An inborn nature of man. Deal kindly and lovingly with those about you, And do your most, while you can. For this above brings meaning to, This wretched life on earth, Happy is he who brings joy to others, A heavenly existence of knowledge and mirth. It matters not how much you do, Just try to do your best, Just try to give and not receive, And you'll be blessed with rest. Not all of us will be remembered, many years from now, At best, only a name in a dusty book, The lifeless record of man. In your short existence, establish something eternal, something greater than fame, If life holds sadness for you, there is no one to blame. Joel Kestenbaum BILLY N perennially sunny California a small boy packsg why? Little Billy Peterson, a five year old boy woke up at nine o'clockg he always woke up at nine o'clock, but today it was differ- ent-today the world would end. Little Billy packed his clothes, his toys and his teddy bear. They wouldn't have them in heaven. He was positive he was going to heaven because his mother had told him that all little boys named Billy go to heaven. Billy would miss his fatherg he would miss the pungent aroma of tobacco- even the resounding sting on the posterior from a disapproving hand-but those were G-d's waysg his father's name was Harry and only Billy's went to heaven. How did Billy know that the world will end today? He woke up in the night and the sky was falling. He wasn't afraid. Those were G-d's ways, he said. Now in the morning half of the plfus i QOHDNA sky lay on the ground and the other half was still falling. He put on his coat and started to walk out of the house. He stopped. Maybe G-d wouldn't believe his name was Billy? He frantically ran back to his room and after fifteen anxious minutes of des- perate searching he found his birth certificate. Suddenly he felt horrible. A pulsating pain worked itself up from his stomach to the pit of his throat. His name wasn't Billyg it was William. He would go to hellg he would burn. Billy started to scream when he visualized himself turning on a spit like a suckling pig. He ran to his bed and cried, each sob growing louder and louder. The convulsive whimpering awoke his father. Mr. Peterson ran over to Billy and without ask- ing any questions, gently wiped away the tears with a ready handkerchief and said, If you stop crying we'll go outside and build a snowman. Sami Rosenberg ':-M. g T l - we t P 'MF ' me Q y 1 4 fl W 1 14' IQL X 'I 5 . , y.,,. .U A. x 'QN- v F W' H x x YE-f i, . !- 'TZ -' ' Y' 2 - 'x E' , .Q ' V ...yi - e I .A r' 2- .. , iii' ...ff'ff F .vv.. L Poem Everything stripped, it is, everything freed: the soul aflame, it is, the soul Symphonically cacophonous, Basic in its beauty, elastic in its discord: the intellect erupting almost tranquilly, Always truthfully, but swaying Aseetfioistn Deep are the roots of metaphysical thought, Far from the realm of reality placed, Left to the few who inobscurity delve, And find an eternal spirit in the corporeal race Age withers not the etlzereal spirit, To the scholar it is eternally left, To bathe in the waters of everlasting bliss, To satisfy the innate heavenly gift. The world sees only the ephemeral values, Those which destroy both self and one's soul. Little do they know of a better tomorrow, One in which they will have little to show. Many are the pleasures to which one is prone, But hedonism no true reward will show For only through abstinence true reward may one find. To recognize in man the pristine, heavenly design. Barry Vogel To the unpremeditated hypnosis of thoughtg acted upon by purity not restrained By the fused leashes of buried people. Poem is a lzoly pandentonium of sophisms, Poem is the battle-field of the passions. Poem is the naked conscience. Walter Reich Fredrick Charles Hopkins sat down in a candy store in Georgia in this day and age and he was neglected. He was neglected because he was black He was black before lze entered this world And he will be black when he departs for the I'l6Xf. fighting for his country The United States of America. He did not go to College and he never lived to see a voting booth. At the Draft Board they told ltim you must fight to keep the world free and to further democracy. ...J Fredrick Charles Hopkins lzas money that is green Samuel Litton has money that is green, but he is white Samuel Litton drinks his coke and leaves, Fredrick Charles Hopkins is still neglected. Fredrick Charles Hopkins does not hate Litton Samuel Litton hates Charles Hopkins because: he wants to protect his kid sister, because his father hates Charles Hopkins and because he is ignorant. Fredrick Charles Hopkins is twenty-four and is a teacher He has never voted because he did not know Article 20 of the Constitution by heart and because he did not know who the postmaster general of MILTON, GEORGIA was. Fredrick Charles Hopkins knew he did not vote because he is black. Fredrick Charles Hopkins had a brother who was killed at Iwo Jima in the Pacific Ocean He did not understand this but he died all the same. Then he was not inferior He could hgh! next to a white man Although he couldn't recite THE CONSTITUTION he died for it the last thing he said was: Fred, I is fighting for you. He fought and died and was buried with full military honors and his grave did not say PHILIP HOPKINS, NEGRO but rather PHILIP HOPKINS, UNITED STATES MARINES. Fredrick Charles Hopkins did not get his coke but he waits and he will wait because his brother died to further democracy and Fredrick Charles Hopkins knows that he must live to further democracy. R. S. Tauber The V HE rain dripped in heavy globules outside the windows of the candle-lit room. Splashing footsteps could be heard approaching the time- battered house. The door opened with a despair- ing groan and a long tile of black-coated visitors slowly shuffled into the dusky room. in the center of which stood a long narrow table. decked in white. here and there spotted with crimson. Upon the command of a black niustached man. the visitors began taking their seats around the table. His whole body trembling. the black mustached man took his seat at the head of the table. It began immediately. The leader arose, mum- bled soine introductory words, twhich were in- coherent from afarh and with a strange look of terror and resignation, gulped down a red liquid resembling the mysterious spots on the tabletop As the assembly proceeded. the black mus- tached man asked for the annual report. All eyes focused on a baby-faced. squinty-eyed repre- sentative. seated on the far side of the table. He stood up. furtively picked up a black book and jabbered off some sort of list. As he concluded. all the dark. searching eyes turned toward the head of the table, as if to hear a reply to the discourse. Suddenly the sky lit with the jagged brilliance of a lightning Hash. and a fierce shriek of crash- ing thunder deafened the murmuring assembly into morbid silence. With this. as though the terrifying exhibition of nature's fury was a signal, the mustached man reached his trembling hand into a square container. and pulled out a rectan- gular object with sharp, knife-like points along each edge. He then proceeded to slip the rectan- gular object into an iron box and lock it. In the flickering dimness, a short, stubby arm reached out. and. when no one was aware. snatched the iron box. Yannkele had stolen the Afikomen again. Martin Agulnek 5 T was exceptionally hot. The sun pursued me without mercy. It was too hot to continue planting-yet I had to go on. Around me the others worked steadily. We had to finish the planting before the sun reached its zenith. The entire economy of our border settlement de- pended on the produce of these fields. The heat of the sun increased. The temperature rose. The work continued, but at a slower pace. In the distance I could see the bunks glimmering faintly. The Shomer stood in the tower, turning slowly from side to sideg looking for signs of Arab Fedayeen. The sun continued to beat down and its effects were beginning to show. The work- ers' faces were flushed. There was no shelter. Occasionally I would glance at the sun. The light was blinding. I gulped another mouthful of water from my canteen. The tractor was moving at an unusually slow pace. The driver was not immune from the effects of the sun. I glanced upward as the sun moved towards its apex. Ev- erything began to appear yellow. Suddenly the whistle blew, and the work ended. We picked up our equipment and started leaving the field. The heat was sweltering. The mountains looked yel- low. I covered my eyes and felt my face: it was burning. As we reached our bunk, I collapsed under the shelter of the porch. Cold water soon refreshed me and the heat in my body subsided. I looked at the mountains and saw they were green once again. In the sky the sun still burned. It had reached its pinnacle. I slept. Martin Hochxtein EPIC .ggi ' x -. xxxx 'r V ,,, 'L -, , 1 T' of the Middle States V I X 'RFQ ' F 16 ' 'Li.. N, .,'a-vg nu I, f , Q ADVERWSE MEAE IN MEMORIAM CGM I . I 1 1 fx Her light goeth not out in the night . . . Proverbs X BEULAH CORN WEBERMAN TVX? IW, ff I, fxxxi Devoted Mother, Beloved Wife, Adored Wife, I Ig Cherished Daughter, and Sincere Friend. , i IN LOVING MEMORY ,I rw SAMUEL L. WEBERMAN 5 I , , f file f' BENJAMIN '60 and HERSHI. ,V-LWI f ., I .X J .2 xY I If X, ,1- .1 ty X .X I I N! ' IN LOVING MEMORY lln L of I NI 1 ' IN LOVING MEMORY GRANDPA LP CK Tp of our dear Father and Grandfather NATHAN DENKENSOHN WU IN LOVING MEMORY of SOPHIE DAVERMANN WU Congratulations to JACK LEVENBROWN uPoN I-ns GRADUATION from MOM, DAD and IRWIN .l. FELT 3623 Church Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. BALSAM FARMS INC. 88-25 Pitkin Ave. Ozone Park, N.Y. K and O BAKERY 892 Bergen St. Brooklyn, N.Y. WILLIAM TUCKER IOI Maiden Lane New York City PLYMOUTH ROCK FUEL CORP. I6 Court St. Brooklyn I, N.Y. EXTRIN FOODS INC. 70 Barclay St. New York, N.Y. LOUIS HACKMEYER I79 Essex St. New York, N.Y. GRANDPA BAKERS EQUIPMENT 35 Mercer St. New York City MANHATTAN EGG CO. 349 Greenwich St. New York City STRONGHOLD FLOUR CO. 50 Broadway New York City ZULLER and .IACOBY I258 Flatbush Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. SUPREME OIL CO. 51-O2 27 St. Long Island City, N.Y. ATLANTIC YEAST CO. 640 Dean St. Brooklyn, N.Y. MARS FUDGE and FRUIT CO 21 Rush St. Brooklyn, N.Y. Aesop and Grossinger's An Athenian once found Aesop joining merrily in the sports of some children. He ridiculed him for his want of gravity. Aesop good-naturedly took up a bow, unstrung it, and laid it at the man's feet. There, friend, he said, that bow, if kept strained all the time, would lose its spring and probably snap. Let it go free sometime, and it will be fitter for use when it is needed. . . . So, take Aesop's wise advice: take it easyg relaxg enjoy yourself: let yourself go, and have a happy time at Grossinger's . . . Don't forget to make good use of that new health club here. Take a steam bathg relax in the Arizona hot roomg get an invigorating massageg sun- bathe under the special lamps or get a heat treatment. Take a hydrotherapeutic or regular shower. Here's to your good health at Grossinger's! ' 2 HAS EVERYTHING GROSSINGER, N. Y. Congratulations and Besf Wishes fo MICHAEL WOLFF MOM, DAD and BILLY GRANDPA and GRANDMA AUNT GOLDIE and UNCLE JACK AUNT PETE ond UNCLE CHARLIE UNCLE LEO cmd AUNT SOPHIE AUNT BERT and UNCLE LOU UNCLE JOE and AUNT CELIA AUNT JEAN AUNT SOPHIE and UNCLE ABE AUNT JENNIE and UNCLE MAX cmd all the COUSINS 2 Congratulations and Best Wishes to KENNETH PRAGER from MOM, DAD ond DENNIS GRANDMA cmd AUNT ANNE PAPA cmd BABA UNCLE AL cmd AUNT CHIPPY UNCLE BERT cmd AUNT PEARL UNCLE MORRIS and AUNT GERT ond QII the COUSINS Con grcrtulotions to ARTHUR ALEXANDER MOM cmd DAD KENNY cmd ROBIN GRANDMA cmd GRANDPA ALEXANDER GRANDMA cmd GRANDPA ZIVITZ AUNT LIBBY cmd UNCLE HESHY cmd the KIDS AUNT JUDY NATHAN ALDRICH GEORGE MISHIKOFF FOLBER LUNCHEONETTE LEONARD HAIMES cmd CO. INC. BAKER'S EQUIPMENT INC. 35 Mercer Street 35 Mercer Street New York I3, N.Y. New York I3, N.Y. yawn X, - 9 0 Q J I -S S B 1 Congratulations to STANLEY GUREWITSCH from MOM and DAD BROTHER ARNE GRANDMOTHER and GRANDFATHER Congratulations to MICHAEL WOLFF from SIMPLEX PLUMBING CO. DR. SIDNEY E. LICHT M. I. GOLDSTEIN and SONS BOUND BROOK FARMS MILSTEIN'S PHARMACY MR. and MRS. I. KAHN M 81 H AUTO REPAIR SAM BORDOFF BERNIE FERBER BON VIVANT FRIEDMAN'S SPORTING GOODS I 350 Broadway 930 Flatbush Ave. N.Y.C. Qs f .53 3 E8 I Brooklyn 26, N.Y. as f fi:-.Luo 'vvx a g - L ,.. C Q- 'J 1 Q -vi: , 5-I TV e 2 I .aw :ar it A :J -un -.- I' -E :L -' I- F Congrafulafions Io MAYER from DAD JACK DAVID MOM and TEMA cmd SARA and GRANDPA AUNT EVELYN and UNCLE ARTIE UNCLE MATHEW AUNT RUTH and UNCLE CARL AUNT CYNTHIA cmd UNCLE SHEYER MAMA AUNT'BESS cmd UNCLE ISAAC AUNT ROSE ond UNCLE ABE AUNT ESTHER cmd UNCLE JACK DAVE AARON SOLOMON HERZL NATHAN UNCLE UNCLE UNCLE UNCLE UNCLE and all the COUSINS C on grafulcfions to DAVID BLOOM from MR. and MRS. I. SCHECHTER MR. and MRS. H. SCHECHTER ond FAMILY --ALI.. 'E -- TI:-xx ..' 1 A ' J -.,ff 73 'F A1315 r.- , 'K 1: 'gulf ' , If v' .- 'QM 'Tiff L ' -L' -I L I ...f Kfxisgqf 'N I T- QL.. dl- I bi-ii: xxLx x vm-'fill rc - : - , . , f Q IZ X I 0 f,' ??,, a 9 o ' ' d6f?iI'55- mmm ww Congrofulafions fo HESHY BERENHOLZ from RABBI and MRS. BERENHOLZ YANKEE ond GOLDIE HYMIE'S FOOD CENTER MR. MORRIS MUTTERPERL MAX'S FOOD CENTER F and G CLEANERS MR. and MRS. STERN STAR PHARMACY THE VARIETY SHOP MR. and MRS. ARLUCK and DAUGHTER MR. and MRS. LEVY ROSS PHARMACY MR. and MRS. SOL WEISS REV. and MRS. J. BASHKOWITZ PHILIP STERN and SONS Besf Wishes fo MARK DISKIND from MOM and DAD TEDDY AUNT RAY ond UNCLE LOU AUNT JEANNE and UNCLE GEORGE ISIDORE CLOOSNER MEAL MART THE KRAMERS MARKELL SHOE SHOP K I IIE age ,MLK sfaaif 5 5353 DD PETE m . ' Q5qgdl QI' 9 . il? ' Q' SQ P fE' Q 5 , SEnsfs :!i5wI'i3 gf! ,A 'r ,:5?Eg'5E:QLE5fEZfx mi.-5-Jaawaaaluuzisn SEE' aaa.- 106 Congratulations to MARTIN FELDMAN Upon His Graduation from MOM and DAD GRANDMA ETTA NORMAN and FRIEDA and THE FAMILY MR. cmd MRS. SAM MYERS FIRST LUBINER PROGRESSIVE ASSOCIATION BORO FUEL OIL CO. Congratulations to MYRON BURSKY On His Graduation MOM and DAD GRANDMA AUNT DOTTY and UNCLE JOEY AUNT TILLIE and UNCLE JOE AUNT RUTH and UNCLE JACK HERMAN and PHILIP GOLDSTEIN'S BAKE SHOP JACK ROZMAN-MEATS JACK'S FRUITS a 5017-13th Ave. I306-50th St. Brooklyn, N.Y. Brooklyn, N.Y. nd VEGETABLES C ongrafulafions To HARVEY HSCHER Upon His Graduation from MOM and DAD JOSEF and SHLOMO MR. cmd MRS. MOSES FISCHER MR. DAVID OCHS MR. and MRS. MORRIS YARMACK and FAMILY MR. and MRS. IRVING OCHS and FAMILY MR. and MRS. SHNALL cmd FAMILY GOODMAN'S GROCERY STORE MR. and MRS. PLAGMAN and FAMILY A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS to JEFFREY On His Graduation from MOM and DAD ROCHELLE and STANLEY GRANDMA and AUNT ROSE Congrafulations and Besf Wishes fo HMEON L HOOK from MOM, DAD and JUDY GRANDMA and GRANDPA BUBA FEIT AUNT MURIEL ond UNCLE HARRY AUNT HATTIE and UNCLE DUDLEY FRAMNER FAMILY HOOK FAMILY CHALFIN FOUNDATION Congrofulcrfions To MURRAY HOCHBERG from HOCHBERG BROS. WILLIAM BLOOM ROSEN cmd SON INC. MAYER FOOD PRODUCTS LOUVY'S MEHADRIN GLAT KOSHER MEAT DAGIM TAHORIM ADEIMAN FOODS INC. ERBA FOOD PRODUCTS INC. SCHETZ'S BAKERY MORRIS COHEN L Congratulations fo LEWIS JAY MUFSON A Fufu re Doctor from MR. and MRS. M. MUFSON DR. ond MRS. M. HINTER ond FAMILY L. TEICH ond SONS LOUIS SHIFERMAN INC. CUTOLO REALTY and INSURANCE SAMUEL MERNICK VICTOR MERNICK BERKLEY GARAGE Congrofulofions to ANDY from MOM ond DAD DAVID ond MIKE GRANDPA ond GRANDMA UNCLE LEO ond AUNT MIRIAM UNCLE HAROLD ond AUNT SYLVIA UNCLE HENRY ond AUNT CAROLYN UNCLE NORMAN ond AUNT MAXINE ond COUSINS GA Congratulations to R Y P O L L A C K Upon His Graduation from MOM a nd DAD GLORIA and GEORGE AVRUM and CHAYEH GRANDMA and GRANDPA NIKE UNCLE CARL, AUNT HARRIET, MADDY and UNCLE DAVE, AUNT PEARL and MYRON DRY UNCLE IRVING and AUNT AU RICHARD, MADDY and GERALD RKET WEINSCHEL CO. INC ELTON ST. POULTRY MA 303 Elton Street Insurance Brokers IOO William St., N. Y. C Brooklyn Congratulations to F R E D R O S E N Upon His Graduation from S. BRUSTEIN YARNS TOV BAKE SHOP DAVID NINKELSTEIN STANDARD PAPER BOX CO. Congrafulafions fo MARTIN ROSEN On His Graduation from MOM, DAD and MYRA Congrofulcffions to MONTE SPERLING from MRS. ADA EHRLICH MR. and MRS. H. RUDOLPH cmd FAMILY MR. cmd MRS. B. CHALL and FAMILY MR. cmd MRS. A. FREEDMAN and FAMILY MR. cmd MRS. LOUIS SPERLING ond SONS KINOR DAVID POULTRY HERMAN DAVERMAN 9 1- Congratulations and Best Wishes MOM, AUNT AUNT AUNT to STEVE from DAD and JEFFREY ANN ROSE and UNCLE BERNIE RUTH and UNCLE SAM DR. HARRY BERKOWITZ and FAMILY DR. HARRY REICH and FAMILY MR. HARRY NEIBERG and FAMILY HONEY PHOTOGRAPHERS SID WEINSTEIN and FAMILY GUTTERMAN'S INC. JEFFER FUNERAL HOME A. and S. BUTTON CO. Congratulations to KALMAN TUCHMAN from MOM, DAD and ISAAC MICHELE NINA UNI RHONDA ILENE LORING JONATHAN BRADFORD LORING FREEDA PHARMACEUTICALS Kosher Vitamins 110 E. 41 st sf., N.Y.c. JACOB KURZER MORRIS ELEFANT 2 W. 47th Street JOSEPH BASS, D.D.S. I755 Pitkin Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. Congrafulclfions cmd Besf Wishes fo LARRY WALLER from MOM, DAD cmd THE ENTIRE FAMILY DR. ROSENBAUM and FAMILY DITMAS AVE. BAKE SHOP UNITED COAT and APRON SUPPLY CO LOR-EVE HAIR STYLIST BROOKLYN AUTO SALES SPINNELA REALTY CO. HOTEL DIPLOMAT BLOOM PHARMACY INC. HARVEY JEWELERS WESTMINSTER FUNERAL HOME VIC'S FOOD cmd VEGETABLES C-ongrofulofions To A L from MOM cmd DAD GRANDMA cmd GRANDPA AUNT HILDA cmd UNCLE SOL AUNT LILLIAN cmd UNCLE IRV AUNT IDA cmd UNCLE DAVE AUNT BETTY cmd UNCLE HARRY JOE cmd SARAH LOU and SARAH Congrafulafions fo M I T C H E I. from MOM, DAD and JERRY AUNT ROSE AUNT ANN UNCLE ARCHIE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 FROM THE PARENTS ASSOCIATION MRS. MRS. MRS MRS MRS SAMUEL WOLFF J. BRAVERMAN E. HOROWITZ N. COHEN D. FLAMHOLTZ Presidenf Vice Presidenf Vice President Treasurer Recording Secy. CONGRATULATIONS THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 FROM YESHIVA UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION BROOKLYN DIVISION MRS. ABRAHAM S. BURSKY President Congratulations to MURRAY ZANGEN from HELENE ADLER M. S. NEIKIN GANZ cmd RUFF CO. SEIDMAN cmd CO. MR. M. DOPPELT -. I XV, ' .. iw! . .K Q5 'Y' +A' A' '1 I . ruin.. x wwf L jg' If L ? 'wx A2545 wi , les-Elf' -f Lu.: 4 N955 I lf.1g.z-, 'I -A-'-.A : , X r 1, Q g I may afi I 'lu HL 1 fu I i 'wr - fg L -4: . if QA,-41. , XIII lfl'1 , G W o ' Congratulations to STEPHEN PLOTCH from MR. and MRS. SAM SILBERMAN MR. and MRS. SEYMOUR PLOTCH MARBORO OPTICIANS MRS. IRVING PLOTCH cmd FAMILY SAM HOLTZMAN JACKS SPEC SHOP ZEMAN'S DEPT. STORE JUNIOR TOWN PINE'S WOMEN'S SPORTWEAR DR. S. CRANIN DR. A. CRANIN PEARL PLOTCH Congratulations to SHEUX ROSENBERG from MOM and DAD SISTER SHERRY ISRAEL KOFMAN UNCLE LEO cmd AUNT ESTHER UNCLE SHLOIME and AUNT PEARL SUPERMARKET HOUSEWARES LOWEN'S BAKE SHOP 311 Rogers Ave. Brooklyn 13, N.Y. Congratulations to BARRY KOPF from MOM, DAD and BEVERLY BABA and GRANNIE DAVID LANNER SIMON SPIRA WILLIE CARD HARRY EPSTEIN BRIGHTON FOOD STORES WHITE PLAINS WATCH CO. INC. CONGRATULATIONS to Our Son GARY Upon His Graduation MR. and MRS. OSCAR KRAVITZ R Q Lg gn l:lDlI ' DC' EE 52 TE EFI EE EE ' ll CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS Dgg'g'gU' I EIIl,s JACK WOLF DAVID WEINSTEIN fgiifglaeigiglulggg from from MOM and DAD UNCLE PHIL and AUNT SYLVIA JONE DRUGS MICHELE, RHONDA and LISA UNCLE JACK and AUNT MIRIAM JACOB A. FLUSS BARBARA, AVIE and SAUL UNCLE BENNY, AUNT FRIEDA and GLORIANNE CLARKSTOWN BUILDING SUPPLY CO, INC MR. and MRS. CHARLES KLAUGHAUPT DR. and MRS. MESSER SCHIOIVITZ BOYS CHARLIE STRICK CHARLES EISI-IERIES STM and ELBOGEN CONGRATULATIONS f CONGRATULATIONS O MENDY PLOTZKER 'ooufsof' ,mm M E LV I N DAD, MOM, MARCIA, KENDY, CHAIM and YUSSI ffom AUNT MARY and UNCLE ED BORO FUEL OIL CO. KINOR DAVID MEAT CO. BROADWAY TRAVEL 81 RESORT 1650 Broadway, N.Y.C. SERVICE MR. cmd MRS. JACOB SCHIFF BROTHERS GARY and ALEX FAMOUS CLEANERS 117 S K 5 -syn A K K . 7 -. gi .. RI? - gift. - SL.. ILREI UIJIWIE. I ELI EE ERI X 'E A O FW f MLIIIII F1-Ll L I LLL pu ' r I- Ls' Congratulations to DAVID KAPLAN from ALBERT ISKOVITZ EMMET PACKING CO. ATLANTIC 8. PACIFIC and COMCO OIL CO. A815 SERVICE STATION MID-KINGS CIVIC ASSOCIATION CONGRATULATIONS to STANLEY LIKER from MOM and DAD GRANDPA ALAN and GAIL UNCLE MORRIS UNCLE WILLIE and AUNT EVA COUSIN MANNY DOCTOR GIBER WM'BURG FRUIT EXCHANGE THE ARISTA CHAPTER of THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Yeshiva University High School of Brooklyn Congratulates THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 OFFICERS - FALL TERM Michael Wolff ...,,..........................,.. Leader Kenneth KIein.,. ,....,.. Vice-Leader Kenneth Prager ......,........,....,....... Secretary OFFICERS - SPRING TERM Mitchel Wolf ...,.,.. ..,.....,.....,.,,,...... L eader Barry Vogel ..... .....,.. V ice-Leader Leonard Feiner. ,..,.... Secretary 'fee ADF- E if 'eff i F?7i,.,Ef , -fan L -f'x41F'XNH,i,fw A 1, .X Sf 1 gkzfig FB glfj 3 Liv IL if I 1 -een if .flyer - ALQ ESLI' THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION of Yeshiva University High School of Brooklyn Congratulates THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 OFFICERS - FALL TERM Kenneth Prager ..,......,,..,.....,....,.,. President Beniamin Hulkower .. ..,,. Vice-President Melvin Barenholz ...,,...,..,......,....,,. Secretary OFFICERS - SPRING TERM Kenneth Prager .,......,,,.,...,,.......... President Andrew Reinhard ..,.,..., ...... V ice-President Walter Reich .,,.,.,.,,....,,...........,..., Secretary Mr. Joseph B. Strum, Faculty Advisor Congratulations to DAVID ACKERMAN from MR. and MRS. JULIUS ACKERMAN and BROTHER LEON ANN and SAM KRETMAN SARAH, LINDA and ESTER EDITH and EGAN SEEBERG MOLLY and TEDDY ACKERMAN BRIGHTON SHOE STORES INC. BRIGHTON CLOTHES ALPHA LAMBDA KAPPA congratulates itself MITCH WOLF BERNIE BEER KENNY PRAGER MARK DISKIND MEL SCHIFF DANNY GREENFELD MEYER UNTERBERG BARRY KOPF LARRY WALLER GARY KRAVITZ MANNY WEISS Congratulations to ALTER GOLDSTEIN from DR. and MRS. MARVIN S. BLUSH STELLA BERKOWITZ RENEE LYNNE GOLD SCHWARTZ BROS., Memorial Chapel MET FOOD STORES WEISS and SEIDENFELD, Butchers Congratulations to MARTIN AGULNEK from MOM, DAD und ARTHUR GRANDMA and GRANDPA and BUBBIE GAIETY MUSIC SHOP LOUIS GERSTMAN, Optician ROSENTHAL and ZIVITZ, Kosher Butchers JEROME PASSER, D.D.S. ' ALPHAYYL A P1 BDDJXPPA1 119 2 Congratulations to BERNARD BEER from MAX and JOE GROSSBERG DR. B. KATZ FIRST CONGREGATION ANSHE SFARD of BOROUGH PARK Congratulations to KENNETH KLEIN from MOM, DAD and EVELYN MRS. HEVESH and BEA DR. ABRAHAM GREENBERG CONSTANT-BAVAL OIL CORP. CHARLES BIENENSTOCK JACK ZWITZ Congratulations to JONAH BOTKNECHT from MOM, DAD, MICHA and THE ENTIRE FAMILY Congratulations and Best Wishes to PHILIP LEVITZ from MOM, DAD and ROSALYN GRANDMA and GRANDPA AUNT FRANCES and UNCLE HARRY AUNT JUDY and UNCLE NAT DR. and MRS. H. RUCHAMKIN 3066 Brighton 6 St. Brooklyn, N.Y. Congratulations to LEIBEL LIPNICK from UNCLE OSCAR AUNT MARIAN COUSIN BEBE COUSIN SUSAN RABBI and MRS. BAUM DR. WILLIAM GROISSER GRANDMA and GRANDPA KEVELSON GRANDMA LIPNICK CHARLES LIPNICK ANNA LIPNICK MARSHALL and HARVEY LIPNICK SHEINDY K. LIPNICK THE NEW BRIGHTON JEWISH CENTER Congratulations to BENJAMIN HULKOWER from MOM und DAD JOANN and VEL NAOMI and LENNIE I. FLUHR POLLACK'S CLEANERS LOUIS SINGER M. BAUMGARTEN FINE FURS MAUZONE KOSHER POULTRY ALBANY ENTERPRISES- Leonord Peretz, Representative FLOHR'S CROWN HEIGHTS HEBREW BOOK STORE MAYER'S FOOD PRODUCTS BERGER'S FISH MARKET Congratulations to CHARLES NUSSBAUM from MOM and DAD and FAMILY DR. MORTON NUSSBAUM MR. ond MRS. SAM E. AARON BENJAMIN ELLMAN AL FRANKEL THE ROSEN FAMILY Congratulations to IRA GOBER from MOM ond DAD MEL, ARNY and FRANKY THE WIENERS THE LLOYDS AUNT BILLIE and UNCLE AL KINOR DAVID KOSHER POULTRY 2 Congratulations to RONALD BLEIER from DADDY, GEORGE, PAULINE EDDY and FRAN Congratulations and Best Wishes to GARRY SKLAR from MOM and DAD GRANDPA ELAINE SKLAR LINGERIE CO. 3I East 3I SI., New York, N.Y. WECHTER FUEL 453 New Lots Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. OIL CO. WORKER'S DRUG STORE No. 2 9407 Church Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. I. J. MORRIS. INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 46 Greenwich St. 9701 Church Ave. Hem stead p , L. I. Brooklyn I2, N.Y. Congratulations to BARRY VOGEL from MOTHER and FATHER GRANDFATHER and GRANDMOTHER MR. and MRS. CHASKEL REISER MR. and MRS. IRVING REISER HAROLD and ROSLYN Compliments of B'NAl ISRAEL of LINDEN HEIGHTS BROOKLYN, N.Y. Dr. Aaron Werthheimu., ......,.. ....,,... R abbi Jack Hilf. .,,...,.... ,,...., ......,... P r esident Joseph Kollman., .,...... Vice-President Harry Weiss ...,... ..,.Treasurer Congratulaitons to N,B,S, MlCKEy'5 QLD MAN Congratulates Itself IThe creat Mind, cv-iucx El SNORTO BINKY Marc:-I Founder of the KAL TWERP --Mlcxews om MAN CLUB BARRY MOOSE 1959-1960 AVIE DANNY MENDY KRAB GARRY WB GENERAL Dis:-I JACK Im HESHY surcv-I JAY STAN KAP Congrafulcvfions and Best Wishes to GARY WOLFF from MOM, DAD ond HARRIET ZEIDI MILDINER AUNT CHAVIE cmd UNCLE ABE RONEE, ENID and MARC AUNT GUSSIE and UNCLE SAM AUNT YETTA and UNCLE LOUIS PEARL ond HAROLD JACOBS LOUIS BARENHOLTZ DR. PHILIP COHEN CHAS. S. GREENE BEN SEGAL MITTMAN'S MEATS Congrofulcrfions fo IRVING SHEINMAN from MARVIN S. BIENENFELD HENRY HIRSCH KINOR DAVID KOSHER MEATS INTERSTATE THREAD CO. MARK TROUSER MFG. SERVICE KNITTING MILLS BARNEY UYDUS 12 I L24 Congratulations to our son MARTIN from MR, and MRS. B. WANGROFSKY MR. and MRS. H. SPIESS UNCLE IZZY and TEDDY AUNT ETHEL GRANDMA JACK SLACHOFSKY FATHER'S FRIENDS Congratulations to BERNARD LANTER from MOM, DAD, HARRIET and STUART AUNT ANNA and UNCLE JACK AUNT JEAN and UNCLE MORRIS UNCLE SAM and AUNT RUTH PADOWER 8. STEIGMAN INC, Congratulations to MITCHEL BERZON from MR. and MRS. SAMUEL AARON JACK KAMLER 3053 Bedford Avenue Congratulations to NATHAN ROSENBLATT from MOTHER, DAD and BROTHER KURTZ and SHNALL PHARMACY DAVES FRUIT MARKET Congratulations to DANNY GREENFELD from BETH GREENFELD HOROWITZ BROS. 8- MARGARETEN A FRIEND Compliments of MR. and MRS. LOUIS NESS and JACK, MELVIN and RONNIE Congratulations to MANNY from HARRY WEISS and FAMILY MR. and MRS. SAM MEISTER Congratulations to HAROLD FEINE from MOM, DAD, LEAH, ANITA and MIMI MR. K. HAMMER JACK YARMUSH-CANDY MACHINES JACOFFS BOULEVARD PHARMACY DR. E. NATELSON LANGER ROBERT and MICHAEL 'EIR 'IITTITK DR. J. W. CORN Oklahoma City MARVIN ROTH 33 South Rd., Harrison, N. Y. EMCO BUTTON and NOVELTY SUPPLY 239 W. 39 St., New York 18, N. Y. GEORGE MISHIKOFF - INSURANCE 150 Nassau St., Brooklyn, N. Y. DAIRYCREST ICE CREAM 921 E. New York Ave., Brooklyn 3, N. Y. EMPIRE LIQUOR CORP. 820 E. 140 St., New York 54, N. Y. PAUL HOROWITZ 1230 48 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. HERMAN PEARL BUTTON CO. 416 Broadway, New York, N. Y. MERMELSTEIN CATERERS INC. 937 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. MR. DAVID SHEINBERG 260 47 St., Brooklyn 20, N. Y. JUNO KNITTING MILLS CO. 783 Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. AVON BELT and TRIMMING CO., INC. 345 W. 35 St., N. Y. C. NU-BORO PARK CLEANERS 1257-77 39 St., Brooklyn 18, N. Y. MANDEL FAMILY 4611 12 Ave., Brooklyn 19, N. Y. MR. and MRS. BENJAMIN GLOTZER 5501 14th Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. D. B. DIE WORKS THE BIG APPLE GLENVILLE and HEGEMAN FARMS ERBA FOOD PRODUCTS, INC. DR. and MRS. HAROLD Q. LEVINE HERMAN CLEANERS LEADING CLEANERS CRESCENT DELICATESSEN M and N APPETIZERS B. GORDON MEN'S CLOTHES DR. MORTIMER MESSING WALDORF SHOE SHOP A. J. BANNER, INC. JERRY I. KLEINMAN YOUNG ISRAEL OF BORO PARK STERNBERGER'S POULTRY FARM LOUIS CHARNEY GLASS and MIRRORS SILVERSTEIN OPTOMETRISTS, INC. LANE COSMETICS SHOPPE, INC. SCHARF DAIRY - SHOMER SHABBOS MARTIN HOCHSTEIN UNCLE GEORGE RUBENS NATHAN GANZ and FAMILY FOGEL and BROWN FOOD CENTER TREADEASY RUGBY SHOE STORE SANITARY LAUNDRY THALL PLASTIC and METAL CO. TYROL SAKS CORP. OIL BURNERS TRU-FUEL OIL CO. KINOR DAVID KOSHER POULTRY HY J. BRANDOFF MR. and MRS. J. GREENBERG LANE COSMETIC SHOPPE HERSHY and PAUL JOHN TODARO - OUR LEADER LYNN SMITH WARREN SHULZBERGER BILL AUGUSTINE RHODA ALICE BUNNY SHIRLEY EVELYN KLEIN X I 5 It .E-.225 I, I I whirl-3.1 FEE? u.1Wr:.Ia U ILL! M CID asses' 3' . FE-5 - tg af 5 52,2 In lfslaieglg .Q . EQQYEIFLEI' Q -go E AHEP' rl n Dani? D U- fluxe- gmi ui ni ,:5?s:raE:E ::s:aa-Ez.. 4'.ln.':u:EIBiiEU!ll'D:-2. sic' crm: m : -5---r 12 fl SENIOR DIRECTORY ' ,-21 ? ' tttttt 555: -Q A-,,- -'-- S .-,. fi ' ,.- -:I -.,.. Z. A.,,, Y in ,f fl i .I YA: -lnl J A- -.'-' ,, Y - ESI- If 1...- W 444- ffl. ! ,gt be --.- 1. ' I bA,. If 'A IAII . f i V! , f W J .,--I i Q3 M' 1 1-A 3 I R'RRR R to 5: I 2 5 1105: ,K A 2 ,1A., W4,--.., ,g gg ' ' - 'iq' DAVID ACKERMAN. 3033 Coney Island Avenue CHARLES ADLER. 500 Sutter Avenue HY 8-3395 MARTIN AGULNEK, l050 Ocean Avenue GE -I-5442 ARTHUR ALEXANDER. 659 Hawthorne Street HY 3-02l5 BERNARD BEER. I-129-47th Street OE 6-0669 HARRIS BERENHOLZ. 2877 Brighton 3rd Street DE 2-5120 MITCHELL BERZON. I 152 E. 26th Street ES 7-7026 RONALD BLEIER. I I-10 President Street HY 3-3852 DAVID BLOOM. 398 Montauk Avenue CL 7-ISI-1 JONAH BOTKNECHT, 57 Lefferts Avenue BU 4-8238 MYRON BURSKY, I-146-52nd Street UL I-7606 MARK DISKIND. 1224-48th Street UL -1-0796 HAROLD FEINE. 728 Empire Boulevard PR 8-3687 MARTIN FELDMAN,-1-H4-9th Avenue GE 6-4067 HARVEY FISCHER,-17 Balfour Place HY 3-2203 JEFFREY FROST. 2271 E. l8th Street NI 6-6067 EITAN FRYDMAN, 470 Montgomery Street LEONARD GLOTZER. 5501-I-ith Avenue UL I-5l0I IRA GOBER,-1600-I-1th Avenue GE 6-6229 ALTER CIOLDSTEIN, 281 Crown Street HY 3-0280 JACK OREENBLATT, 63 Avenue W ES 2-4856 DANIEL GREENFELD, 853 Empire Boulevard IN 7-5029 STANLEY GUREWITSCI-1,436 Eastern Parkway IN 7-4079 MURRAY HOCHBERG, 1310-52nd Street UL I-7684 MARTIN HOCHSTEIN, 1800 Ocean Parkway NI 5-0979 'ii F .ff ,.315:sf3:5:5:5:5:5gigsg2ig5g55 SIDNEY HOOK, 1664-47th Street UL 1-8488 SIMEON HOOK. 1543-48th Street GE 6-8968 PAUL HOROWITZ, 1230-48th Street UL 3-8034 BENJAMIN HULKOWER, 609 Empire Boulevard PR 4-0063 DAVID KAPLAN, 577 Midwood Street PR 4-8365 KENNETH KLEIN. 1 146 E. 14th Street CL 8-6742 BARRY KOPF, 2229 Knapp Street SH 3-9203 GARY KRAVITZ, 5602 Beverly Road GL 1-0337 BERNARD LANTER, 5501-14th Street UL 1-9285 JACK LEVENBROWN. 1241 E. 8th Street CL 2-1955 DAVID LEVINE. 1996 Ocean Avenue DE 9-9413 PHILIP LEVITZ, 2854 Brighton 6th Street Nl 8-9280 STANLEY LIKER, 731 Montgomery Street IN 7-7374 LESLIE LIPNICK, 59 Brighton 11th Street NI 6-5656 MANNY MELLER. 4420-17th Avenue UL 4-4014 LEWIS MUFSON, 705 Cleveland Street DI 5-1262 MARK NADEL, 1333-51st Street GE 8-5844 CHARLES NUSSBAUM, 2323 Avenue J CL 2-3345 STEPHEN PLOTCH, 265 Quentin Road ES 6-1791 MARTIN PLOTZKER, 1239-49th Street UL 4-3337 GARY POLLACK, 527 Ashford Street EV 5-5308 KENNETH PRAGER, 1725 E. 27th Street DE 9-4141 MAURICE REIFMAN, 139-07 23lst Street, Queens LA 7-5022 ANDREW REINHARD, 949 E. 12th Street CL 2-5994 FRED ROSEN. 715 Schenectady Avenue PR 2-3078 MARTIN ROSEN, 184 E. 96th Street HY 5-0355 SHELDON ROSENBERG, 1518 E, 96th Street CL l-1032 NATHAN ROSENBLATT, 4612-12th Avenue GE 5-5739 MORRIS RUBENSTEIN, 705 Saratoga Avenue DI 2-5597 LOUIS SAVADER, 412 Schenck Avenue DI 6-5214 MELVIN SCHIFF, 8721 Bay Parkway ES 2-0553 IRVING SHEINMAN, 5000-15th Avenue HY 4-8684 GARY SKLAR. 312 E. 98th Street EV 5-8976 STEVEN SOLOMON, 1004 Union Street IN 7-7134 MONTE SPERLING, 938-51st Street GE 8-3716 ALBERT TALLANT, 490 Ashford Street AP 7-6130 KALMAN TUCHMAN, 1568 Union Street PR 2-3253 MAYER UNTERBERG, 2368-83rd Street ES 2-1171 BARRY VOGEL, 1 196 Eastern Parkway HY 3-0913 LARRY WALLER. 1650-45th Street UL 3-9206 MARTIN WANGROFSKY, 90 Legion Street HY 8-2565 BENJAMIN WEBERMAN, 1080 E. 8th Street DAVID WEINSTEIN, 1077-54th Street GE 6-6718 ZEV WEINSTEIN, 2343 Batchelder Street NI 8-1 164 MANNY WEISS, 1020-44th Street UL 4-0207 JACK WOLF, 7114-21st Street CL 9-1062 MITCHEL WOLF, 1652-47th Street HY 4-7162 GARY WOLFF, 363 Crown Street IN 7-5719 MICHAEL WOLFF, 285 E. 91st Street DI 5-4248 MURRAY ZANGEN, 974-46th Street UL 4-4760 127 128 The Heroic Encounter is never- ending. Each contiict becomes assimilated into the scope of our experiences, yet we no sooner con- quer one obstacle when we are faced with another formidable challenge. As we stand on the crossroads of our lives, and the future looms be- fore us, we must remember that all our actions lead to the recognition of the ultimate truth. M. Wolf K. 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