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

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Nz. i H3 l 'C 1 ..LlULL1,'illl.Ill im LEON HIRSCHMAN Topics 1-2. 5g Journalism Club 1-25 Service Squad 3, 5-73 Lost and Found 5-6g Intramurals 1-6. Ten O'clock Scholar Hirschman beat the odds and won the battles singlehanded. Possessing a fine mind for Talmud and fortified with myriad imaginative excuses, he fought valiantly for his position as Public Defendant. Four years of Septy, Doc and Yoc-topped off by a stretch in the Highest Shiur- mellowed the qualities and broad- ened the capabilities he will exhibit in Yeshiva next September. Gay krig an admit. Rabbi P. ELLIOT HOFFMAN Topics 5-6g Math Team 7-83 De- bating 5-8g Intramurals 4-7g Cha- gigas 7-83 Public Speaking Club 7-8. Elliot paid a visit to YUHSB in his sophomore year and liked it so much that he decided to stay on. Always willing to argue about anything, he was usually found proving his point to some reluctant classmate and was a constant source of humor at Chagigas. Elliot will continue to perplex his instruc- tors at Brooklyn. I wish I knew as much about anything as Hoffman knows about everything. L. Cooper H 17-521 ii t.. t 1 I 4 Mi if rilfbll- T ' ' 4 i'2.'l'v'-'L' I 1 fi' -liulilillllnllgu A -- - M Q l lf-Li U-U 8 Univ? To I fn, ,iii U-, .,.- fi .QVEH2 ----it I 1 I flil' 7 1 I , Q.- lllli iliillb ' will --nity, I ltr: fi , .Q I Am 1 ,, lit '- '-aj. I.'giiig.ilt.lllllllll.lllli.illJ lltillllli Jin Pink Slips? CARMI HOROWITZ Elchanite Activities Editor 7-85 Arista 5-8: Varsity Debating 2, 4-81 Variety Nite 1-2, 5-63 Leader 7-81 Chagigas 1-6: Co-Leader 7-83 Serv- ice Squad 23 Library 3-45 Debating 2-5: Manager 73 Laboratory Assis- tant 5-85 Hausman Award 1-2. With an oriental look and name, Carmi introduced the Hebrew nomenclature to our teachers while entertaining the students with his accordion. Serving as senior pro- moter for trips to Aretz, Carmi will lead the way with a year's study at Yeshivat Hadarom. Zion, does thou not seek... Halevy an

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HARVEY GRALLA Swimming 1-6: Captain 7-81 Bowl- ing 5-6: Captain 7-85 Service Squad 1-25 Sergeant 7g Lieutenant 83 Vice- President 3. 5: Athletic Manager 1, 43 Elchanite Business 83 Topics 1-4: Handball 7-83 Track 1-8. Harvey, who is usually to be found in the Diplomat during lunch, seldom pays for his own game. His all-around excellence in athletic activities won for him the Captaincy of both the swimming and bowling teams. He will major in business administration while taking advantage of the City Col- lege pool. Sleep is the best cure for wak- ing troubles. Cervantes ABRAHAM GREENBERG Topics Editor-in-Chief 7-8: Topics 3-63 Elchanite Activities Editor 7-81 Literary Staff 5-63 Kolenu 23 Edi- tor-in-Chief 3-83 Arista 4-83 Presi- dent 8: Secretary-Treasurer 73 Student Court 5: President 5g Business Manager 2-3, 53 Math Team 5-73 Hausman Awards 1-6. Abie's intelligence, savoir-faire and strong command of Hebrew united to produce an individual fitted for his environment and cap- able of changing it, wealthy in friends and rich in character, After remodelling the world of journal- ism he will do the same for the field of medicine. Fame is what you have taken, character is what you give. Taylor 'M.,,1 DAVID GROSSMAN Atom 6: Athletic Manager 2. 4: De- bating 4: Handball Captain 7-81 Intramurals 1-8: Hausman Awards 1-4. Dave, our representative from Chaim Berlin. excelled in school- yard ball and psychoanalyzing the Coop Highlighting his career by regressing to 105 and being one of the very few to find his way out, he decided on City College where he will evaluate his integrals. . . as the Gross calls it again. B. Wolff . Who's running in the Fifth?

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WAYNE KERNESS Elchanite 3-65 Photography Editor 7-85 Topics 4-55 Atom 5-65 Variety Nite 3-65 Leader 7-85 Chagiga Co- Leader 7-85 Debating 5, 65 Athletic Manager 65 Service Squad 2-35 Junior Varsity Basketball 1-25 Track 4-6. With a swingin' voice and a rockin' guitar, Wayne entertained us at the Chagigas and Variety Nites. A patron of the Astor and Kesty's best friend, he made the Elchanite pay through the nose for his Polaroid. He will pay through the nose at Syracuse next fall. Only the flint of a man's mind can strike fire in music. Beethoven JOEL KESTENBAUM Variety Nite 7-85 Chagigas 7-8: Service Squad 1-75 Debating 3-75 Sanitation Manager 6-8. Joel entertained us many times with his violin solos and authentic Australian folk-songs. He is the only commuter who has survived 4 years of the Rogers Ave. bus with- out a snide remark, and four years of school without a cynical word. Armed with many friends and a warm personality, he will enter Yeshiva next fall. Good bye Dolly, I must leave you . . Ole Bobby Bee ,ft ,. -q .59 0. 4 gin, bg-,gi gs:-:ea LEONARD KOSS Topics 7-85 Bulletin 5-73 Kolenu 42 Atom 75 Arista 7-85 Secretary- Treasurer 8g Business Manager 45 Math Team 6-81 Track 8. Lennie, who came to us in the sophomore year from Lubavitch, spent his senior terms correcting Septy in physics, Wearing his multicolored yarmulka, he was al- ways willing to lend a helping hand. His excellence in math and science will be of help to him at City College where he zvill study aeronautical engineering. Yea, he would fly upon the wings of the wind. Psalms 177 Huzzy.l Gey in auditorium! JI