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

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705- MARK KAPLAN English Library Accessioning Squad 5-65 English Library Maintenance Squad Head 7-85 Review Typing Edi- tor 5-65 Managing Editor 7-31 Checker Team 5-6: T0PiCS TYDUYS 5-65 Dialect Typing Editor 7-32 Corollary Typing 7-85 Bulletin Typ- ing 5-65 Chagiga Food Committee 73 Yugar Typing 8. A graduate of Ezra Academy, Mark became an integral part of YUHSB3 literary publications by serving as Typing Editor of the Dialect and Re- view and working on the staj of the Topics and Bulletin. A fasfidivuf worker in both school and extra cur- ricular projects, Mark will go on to Brooklyn to major in Pre-Med. A quick legible hand is no mean accomplishmentf' Emerson Winner ABRAHAM KEMPLER Focus Editor-in-Chief 85 Class Presi- dent 85 Elchanite Staff 7-85 High School Bowl Team 5-85 Debating Team 3-85 Trivia Bowl 85 Library Squad 3-4. Abe, unlike his namesake, was one of our schoolls true intellectuals. Well- versed in all phases of literature from classical Greek to the contemporary Madf' One of the disciples of Rabbi Y. Abe should find his profi- ciency in Literature and keen insight into Politics most helpful at the Halls of Ivy at the junction next Fall. Since men learned to print, no night is wholly black. Christopher Morley HYMAN KATZ Service Squad 25 Library Squad 15 Chagiga 7-85 Intramural Basketball 35 Intramural Softball 3-6-5 Intra- mural Football 75 Intramural Math 65 Intramural Ping-pong 45 Intra- mural Bowling 35 Intramural Stick- ball 3-45 J.V. Swimming 2. Hymie, a refugee from Chaim Ber- lin, took his intramurals seriously. By being on every class team formed, Hymie was able to achieve a fine intrascholastic standing. A member of Rabbi Kls Kojee Klatch, Hymie's quiet manner hid an inquisitive and often philosophical mind. He will major in Psychology at Brooklyn next Fall. Genius is only great patience. Buffon No! Give me 'the last Ring Ding!

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rc: IACOB LEBEWOHL Service Squad 1-4-g J.V. Basketball 3- 45 Intramural Basketball 1-8g Intra- mural Football 5-8g Intramural Soft- ball 7-8g Topics 5-85 Bulletin 7-8g Li- brary Squad 7-8. An ex-f.V. man, jack put his talents to work in the backyard during lunchtime, always exhibiting the spirit of sportsmanship and fair play that Eliot Aaron professed. A permanent fixture on his class' intramural teams, jack will give up backyard ballhand- ling for Yeshiva next Fall. Keep your knees up. Elliot Aaron Cramming for Pe+e's test. ,fwfr-:ggi 'fiii SWA --S-Q NEIL LEIST Topics Managing Editor 7-85 Topics Photography Editor 5-6g Math Team 6-83 Movie Commission Head 7-85 Elchanite Photography Editor 7-8g Intramural Debating 1-75 Glee Club 3-4 Neil, the Bernard Baruch of B.T.A. out-Aforganed Morgan by cornering the stock market when he was born. An avid shutterbug, Neil put his tal- ents to good use by serving as pho- tography editor of the Elchanite and the Topics. He will attend the hal- lowed halls of Dr. Belkin next fall where he will pass on his valuable stock tips to the Rebs at Riets. All that glitters is not gold, but some is. Old Adage Ammended lR5 's'9SN t'.2, QSGW IRWIN LEVENBRGWN Class Athletic Manager 85 Swimming Team 3-85 Tennis Team 5-85 Service Squad 1-43 Record Library 5-65 In- tramural Basketball 1-8g Intramural Softball 6g Intramural Stickball 3-4-5 Intramural Bowling 6, 8g Intramural Ping-Pong' 7-8. One of our Rockaway commuters, Levy became a fervent backyard play- maker as he controlled the boards during his free time. His athletic flair was accentuated by his appearances on basketball ana' softball intramural teams. A learner from 103, Irwin will continue his studies at Yeshiva where he will major in Matlz. A faithful friend is a strong de- fense? Ecclesiastes