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

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'AWN Xx XX .Q D I f'0 A C9 Q 'l M nv AKIVA KARALITZKY English Library Squad 4-5, Co-head 6-73 Class Secretary-Treas- urer 2g Chagiga 7-8. Ecstatically whistling Bee- thoven, Bach, Mendelssohn, or West Side Story, Keve was the Hmasmid virtuoso of his class. His active participation in class activi- ties contributed greatly to the peace- ful harmony in Morrison's history and Kalton's chemistry classes. Without music life would be a mistake. Nietzsche 1 say it IS kosher. MAX KATZ English Library Squad 2-6g Class Debating Team 2-4g Intra- mural Basketball 2-4g Chagiga 7-8. Max, one of the few sur'vivors of Morrison's Last Stand, spent his spare time in YUHSB working on the library squad and helping with the Latin Club. His good looks and friendly disposition will serve him well in college where he will major in psychology. All the Latin I construe is amo. Browning Dmkes SIMMIE KATZ Class Secretary-Treasurer 1-3g Class Athletic Manager 43 Elchanite Art Staff 1-6: Intramural Basketball 1-83 Service Squad 5. Sim found no difficulty in con- vincing his English teachers that his accent was not cultivated. A Z man and Son of the Highest Order, he was firmly entrenched in Rabbi Bomzer's class as one of the incor- rigibles. His innocent humor pro- vided us with many light moments in class. You are not yet a senior! Doc

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HARVEY ISHOFSKY YL HSB Status swmbols Service Squad I-2. Captain 7: Class Vice-President 2-4: Class De- bating l-7. Manager lg Chagiga 7-8: Constitutional Revisions Commis- sion 5: Swimming Team 1-4: Mr. Roberts 7-8: Library 3-4. Known in Rabbi Fink's class as Big-Mozlth, Ish earned the re- spect of quick-witted teachers by being even quicker and wittier. A zealous reader who also impressed his friends with his practical knowl- edge, he captained the Service Squad to cz new high-in corrup- tion. There was never a saint with red hair. Russian Proverb Q f F has hw ww, H N. . . V- j..1,1-raw.: . - 'Ibn Su., PAUL JACOBS Elchanite Art Editor 7-8: Atom Art Editor 5-6, Associate Edi- tor 7-S: Track 5-8: Chess 7-8: Hand- ball 7-8: Bulletin 61 Arista 8: Class Debating 7-8: Trips Commission 7- 8: Chagiga 7-8. A connoisseur of the arts, Paul put his artistic talent to good use as Art Editor of both the Elchanite and the Atom. He was one of the fellows in Kenny's class and moved down to the highest shiur determined to conquer the language barrier he encountered there. Let each man exercise the art he knows. Ginsburg STUART .TAMESSE Elchanite Activities Editor 7- 8: Topis Circulation Manager 7-83 Varsity Basketball Manager 5-8g G.O. Co-op Manager 7-8g Class Debating Manager 5g Student Court 5. Stu's ridiculous antics and wild attire kept us laughing and chick- eeing for four years. His talent for imitations turned the semi-an- nual chagiga skits into the hits they were and, with his pen and ink, he was high scorer for the Varsity. He hopes to study Jewish History at Yeshiva, No one has ever died an atheist. Plato

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..-... Le!'s go YUGA RS! STEPHEN KATZ Class Vice-President 1.31 Class Debating Team 2-71 Elections Com- mission 1-Zg Variety Nite 2.4,6,8g English Library Squad 3-62 Atom 1-3. A loyal Queensnik, Casey carried with him always the pleas- antness of a satisfied individual. A ruffian on the gridiron, he used his brawn well in Morrison's class. The devotion to his work is one assur- ance of his future success in life. There was ease in Casey's manner. Thayer tru---P' RICHARD KAUFMAN Class President 5-7, Vice-Presi- dent 43 Debating Team 1-7, Man- ager 2-3g Co-Head of Library 3-4: Dialect 5-6: Corollary 5-63 Intra- murals 1-8. One of our best dressed grad- uates, Richie's clothes set the pace for YUHSB styles. Although he found himself in the most stimulat- ing classes in his senior year, he managed not to allow this to inter- fere with his education by reading more books during the class siestas than most boys read during their four years in high school. A reading machine, always wound up and going. Lowell LEONARD KEILER Varsity Bowling 7-81 Intramu- ral Basketball 3-8: Glee Club 3-8g Variety Nite 3-81 Chagigas 3-8g Class Secretary Treasurer 5g Class Elchanite Business Manager 4,6. Len, whose maternal instinct helped the men establish a rapport with the Rebbis, was one of the main supporters of Cy's and the bowling alley. His friendship was cherished by all those who came in contact with his warm nature and lighter. Hunter College will be his home for the next four years. I will go back to the great, sweet mother. Swinburne