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'suv MELVIN FINE Arista 4-85 Class President 55 Corollary Associate Editor 7-85 Bulletin Typing 2-45 Hebrew Library 1-45 Service Squad 3-45 Class Debating 1-35 Y.O.C. 5-85 Haus- man Awards 3,5,7. Religious, studious and quiet, Mel el- ficiently succeeded in both Jewish and secular studies. He worked well with YOC and tlze Y.O.C. and rose to a prominent position in religious agairs. Wishing to make the most out of his diversified abili- ties, he will continue to bring his rebbes nachas at Yeshiva. Piety is the foundation of all virtues. Cicero 14 --. ' ' l -f-.,..,,? Lionel Cohen, Office Squad Head HENRY GABLER Minor Publications 7-85 Football 1-85 Service Squad 1,3. An assiduous lzistory student, Hank was our answer to Y.A. A perennial no-voter at Maurice's G.O. meetings, lze was Blady's favorite target. Brooklyn will see him enter into a bright career in history. To be a really good historian is the rarest of intellectual distinctions, Macaulay LEONARD GAMSS Kommie 1-45 Topics Typing 5-65 Atom 7-85 Review 7-85 Hausman Award 75 Yogy 7-8. Lenny, who was imported by T.A. to bolster the Hebrew department, pleased everyone with his genlle humor and flash- ing grin. Forced to attend concerts in order to complete the required program, he soon developed a lore for music. His edu- cation at Brooklyn will pave the way to prosperity in engineering. Music that gently on the spirit lies, Tennyson '35 Ze 541 5 ii- 'CT'
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-11, CHAIM FELLER Elchanite Editor-in-Chief 7-85 Topics Managing Editor 85 Arista 4-6, President 7-85 Glee Club 1-65 Leader 7-85 Chagigot 1-6, Leader 7-85 Variety Nite 1-6, Co- Leader 7-85 Service Squad Capt. 65 Student Court 5,85 Commissions 65 Class President 2, Ath. Mgr. 85 H. S, Bowl Man- ager 7-85 Math Team 7-B5 Tennis Team 7-85 Track Team 85 Y. O. C. 1-6, Head 7-85 Hebrew Library 1-45 Hausman Awards 3,5,7. Chaim, who disliked tea, nonetheless went 'boiling' alice too often. Although he bore the burden of a great part of the YUHSB extracurricular progrmn. he found time to memorize the entire French book by heart and in order. Playing a signifi- cant role in elevating the status of the rninyan, he will eontinue his religious studies at Yeshiva while becoming 'My Son, the Doetorf Where is Feller? The Faculty But Rabbi Raslcin, I was only out hve times last week! SEYMOUR FERTIG Elchante Typing Editor 7-85 Review 3-4, Co-Editor 5-6, Editor-in-Chief 7-85 Dia- lect 3-4, Typing Editor 5-6, Editor-in- Chief 7-85 Hebrew Library 3-4, Co-Head 5-6, Head 7-85 Atom Math Editor 7-85 Sifriyon Co-Editor 5-85 Intramurals 3-85 Math Team 7-85 Class Debating Team 3-B5 Service Squad Lieutenant 7-85 Class Sec.-Treas. 3,55 Hausman Awards 5,7. Ziggie, an RJ! boehur with connections uptown. gained Control of the minor pub- lications and managed to publish a Review. Our ace nzidflle-linebacker, Seymour spent his senior year broadening his literary background and can now contentedly major in pre-med at Brooklyn. Fertig did it! The Economist b.' BX ARTHUR FEUERSTEIN English Library 1-5, Head 6-85 Class President 2,75 Glee Club 25 Chagigot 7-85 Elchanite Play 65 Service Squad 25 Commissions 2-3. Art, one of Mr. B's men, worked his way to the top of the library in three years. The school's first sophomore member of vlub 106, his hilarious impersonation of Willy brouglzt down the house at the Cha- gigot. Fooey's genial manner will gain him many friends al Brooklyn where he'll an- swer the call of medicine, My library was dukedom large 6f1OU9l1. Shakespeare QT ' t 5 5 9.0 Egggr., Wm '
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ELI GARBER Student Court Chief Justice 85 Arista 6-85 Class President 85 Review Typing Editor, 7-85 Yugar Typing Editor 7-85 Dialect Typing Editor 7-85 Topics Circu- lation Mgr. 7-85 Softball Team 5-6, Cap- tain 7-85 J. V. Basketball 3-45 Service Squad 1-45 Captain 75 Intramurals 1-85 Hausman Award 35 Boss 5. Big Eli was guardian of the gates at the G.O. office and at Yugar games. Typing editor of about fourteen publications, he was often found lumbering down to first base. He will make good use of his slide rule and delta X's while majoring in math at Brooklyn, You are no beauty! The Heart Foundation 1ocuH D fl I 'o'-- .1 .- ' - -W . .... , . Q . . . - . . , . ,.,, , I i--fr.-s.-3.-, 5 4' f a' -'2'-- ' 'T ' ' ..- -.1 0535 AW ' 4,13-5:': ' 2 , ff' A Af HENRY GASTWIRTH Arista 5-7, Vice-President 85 Bulletin 3-45 Corollary 6-75 Class Vice-President 5, Athletic Manager 85 Math Team 6-85 Glee Club 3-45 Softball Team 6-85 Ser- vice Squad 55 Hausman Award 3. Henry's avidity for basketball was sur- passed only by his love for Looie. His con- scientiousness brought him success in ath- letics, math, and Arista, while he assured himself of good marks by calmly memoriz- ing Orgel. Hank will wheel, deal and en- gineer his way through City. mar Evptiow 3 ugn YTD :Hn 5 Two bucks on Abadaba in the second. 5 - ,i -,.-,---..-.i,..fSt-V-fn.-9.0-9 vi www... Y I MORTY GENN Sifriyon Associate Editor 7-85 Arista 7-85 Elchanite Art Squad 7-85 Glee Club 1-35 Service Squad 3-45 Hebrew Library 5-65 Class Debating 1-254. Marty, though a learner, was often at odds with lzis rebayirn over philosophic Judaism. Always open for discussion, he was a steady worker for the Hebrew Li- brary. Next year he will change his didac- tic philosophies for test tubes while he majors in bio at Amsterdam Ave. HA Philosopher is one who doubts. Montaigne ':5l:X::2::3Z4:x9b1Z3H:f:ti
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