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

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So I sez to him, pick up that piece of paper yourself. MELVIN FEINBERG Elchanite Activities Editor 7-B7 Atom Asso- ciate Editor 8g Swimming Team 2-6, Co- Captain 7-8: Varsity Debating 7-8: High School Bowl Team 7-8: Softball Team 7-8: Arista 7, Sec'y 8: Service Squad 3: Vice- President Ig Football Team 7-8: Track Team 7-8: Intramurals 2-8. Mel, known by some teachers as Stewie, put his brains to work and wound up as a Merit Finalist while pressing buzzers tor the high school bowl team. Majoring in minor sports, Mel displayed his athletic prowess on both land and sea. BTA's representative to the l.Y., will become BTA's representative in en- gineering to BC next fall. Happiness was born a twin. Byron STEWART FEINBERG Elchanite Literary Editor 7-83 Swimming Team 3-8: JV Basketball Mgr, 2-37 Debat- ing l-8, Mgr. I, 75 Vice-President 5-6, 8: Arista 7-8: Intramurals I-8. Stewie, known by other teachers as Mel, regaled students and faculty alike by always managing to come up with the wrong state- ment at the right time. An avid participant in extracurricular sports, Sterv swam his way to the Literary Editorship of the Elchanite. His wit will be an excellent addition to Brooklyn next fall, One of us was born a twin. And not a soul knew which. H. 5. Leigh 'Haw w,A, Y I ...,-5 Q. HARVEY FEINTUCH Elchanite Photography Squad 7-B: Topics 3-85 Lab Squad 3: Bulletin 3-41 Library Squad 5-by Service Squad 3-57 Atom 3-5. Star of the imitation French class, Hohrvay ably displayed his great talent tor acting, A ping-pong enthusiast, he spent his senior year participating in the auditorium's physical fit- ness program, achieving success by attaining the Rabbis honorable leave of absence. Har- vey will tinally achieve a goal in Brooklyn's science department. Speak in French when you can't think of the English for a thing. Carroll .gifs 3 i 063'- Affa! uutlltlml. , 4... fi' -L A T . 23

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