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

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,.,q..' STANLEY DONN EN BERG Dialect 5-8: Sifriyon 7: Review 71 Corollary 7: Hebrew Library 5-S1 Bible Contest 3-4: Arista 8. Stanley was a moving factor in the establishment and publication of the Dialect. After suffering through a disappointing junior year he again became a masmid in his senior class. Inspired by a tour of ditty in a local hospital, Stan will major in pre-med at Brooklyn, Honor a physician with the honor due unto him. Ecclesiasticus ROGER DRUCKMAN Elchanite Photography Editor 7-81 Varsity Swimming 1-8: Cap- tain 7-81 Topics Photography Editor 7-83 Audio Visual 6-83 Handball Team 7-8g Service Squad 1-2, Cap- tain 7. Rog, the star captain of our Aquamen, helped to lead the swim- ming team to a string ofa four cham- pionships. Between meets, he used his photographic skills as one of the Photography Editors of our Elcha- nite. His fine Character will help him to reach his goal of becoming a doc- tor at Brooklyn College. But swam, till Fortune threw a rope. Green Gourmund at work. MARTIN FISCH Service Squad Captain 83 Class Debating 7-8, Manager 73 Hebrew Library Squad 5-63 Intramurals 5-7. Marty, the original Charlie of the Starkist Tuna ad, was one of the few seniors to make the big move from Doc's class to Doc's class. Marty will attend Brooklyn College where his good nature will bring hint many friends. You can't lose me. Charlie. Miller ' Q X pf

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we-F A31 AMX. D KENNETH FRIEDMAN Math Team 6-81 Bulletin 1-81 Atom 3-8g Corollary 5-8g Lab Squad 7-8g Audio Visual 7-8: Arista 5-81 Review 1-4. Well known for his mathemati- cal proficiency, Kenny put it to good use solving cryptograms dur- ing classes. His quiet demeanor and ajfable personality make his ac- quaintance something to be cher- ished by all. The experience he gained on the lab squad will help him in Brooklyn Poly. The moral obligation to be in- telligent. Erskine f ,rw .1 J L X lil? 5 Needles ii 'riffs-i1i5f1??t .i,'I: 1 , t 5 .W .,,,. X x 41 52 if I ., '- eff 7 MARK FROMER Mark spent most of his time before the Student Court defending himself against charges of chucking erasers and chalk all over the audi- torium. Perhaps it was the hilarity of his Why I Must Not . . . punish- ment compositions which accounted for the fact that the judges always found him guilty. Boldness is a child of baseness. Bacon Tulle your books and all your belongings. wi 'Queues' BERNARD FURMANSKY Co-captain Bowling Team 7-8: Times Circulation Head 4-8: Ser- geant Service Squad 2,3,51 Class Athletic Manager 5-65 Class Bowl- ing Team 5-6g1ntramurals 1-8. One of Rabbi Fink s pets, Ber- nie spent his last two years ignoring the Bomb. His inquisitive nature and curious questions led to a dis- agreement with the faculty as to his sincerity. Unfortunately, Bernie lost. Inspired by Rocky, Kalton and .lack the soda man, he will continue in college as a history major. There's nothing picturesque in beef. Combe