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

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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

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,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

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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