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

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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

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.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' .,

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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