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

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CONTENTS THEME ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL TALMUD FACULTY GENERAL STUDIES FACULTY SENIOR ANNALS HONORS DIARY ACTIVITIES Elchanize 511117 G.0. Student Court Arista Bulletin Topics Library va: 1: Nlinor Publications ServiC6 Squad Chagiyot Variety Nite Y.O.C. High Svlzunl Bowl Debating Marlz Team llzlw'-Yaxlzivfl CIIIESA' and Cl1vc'lfer.v Varsity lllinor Spurls Swimmirzy J.V. lIlfl'l1II11!I'U1S LITERATURE Deflicatimzffi. SChiH, I, Bretlholz EaglefG. Schiff Anricipatimz-A. Ragen Renzemhrance-M. Novick Dawn-A. Kaye We BeIieve4C. Feller Shifts in Rcalify-H. Obstfeld 110l7Zt'f0II1l'I7,1., f.I. Newman Thar Kinda Gm'-G, Jnniich Dmunstla-v Flux One-D, Kuufnmn DONORS AND PATRONS SENIOR DIRECTORY

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TRANSITION is not merely a single force in Mar1's life-it is a unique, in- tegral facet of his existence, the unchanging constant of change. For in all the universe, only the Almighty is immutable. All else is in a transitory state. Cyclical and methodical, the change that is a component of nature brings day and night, spring and fall, hot and cold. Sometimes purposeful, often haphazard, the transition that man wreaks on the personal level of his existence atfects us all. This change, the result -of a constant striving for the perfection of heaven, that is Paradise, rejuvenates society in the repeating pattern of nature. The threads of each man's personal transition become part of the vast fabric of change which records the story of mankind. -Chaim Feller Michael Novick

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