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

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EL HA 15 ' CONTENTS . 4-fl' Ie I 1, I Tribute . . . 4 IQ Dedication . . 5 I I Foreword . . . . 7 If I In Memoriam .... . 8 I I ELCHANITE Editors . . 10 I' I I Faculty ...... . 12 I , ,I SENIOR SECTION. ,. 18 , I II A A Very Serious Matter I I ' I ' ', Ca one-act playj . . 20 ' I ,I I ll I 5 The Graduates . . . 28 ' I I : I K, ACTIVITIES . . 54 I I I I I Student Council . . 56 I I' I ' I Committees . . . 58 I , 1 I' AffSlCl . . . . 60 ' I I I Library . . . 61 : I I I Service Squad . 61 f I I I Senior Council . . 62 ' ' I Junior Council . . . 62 l I' : I' Ledgers . . . . 63 I I I ' Academy News . 64 I I ELCHANITE. . 66 I I Themes . . . . 68 ' ' I ll TA. scieniific. . . 69 : 1 I ' I ' i I I Hatchiyah . . 69 I I Math Team 70 I Debating Team Checker Team Chess Team T ennzs Team Baseball Team Basketball Team LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ADVERTISEMENTS SENIOR DIRECTORY Cover Design by Jack Biderman f .QPF rf' gr' Cf 1 4 . . . , , ' . . 70 1, I I . . . 71 If I I9 ' . . . I : . . I I' . . . . 72 I, ........, . 73 I, I, 7 . . 78 I' 1 ...... . . so I ' . . . . 103 A fi -65 'fi V jf I ' 4a ' 43 PS : 'gi' ' ft' 2 el' . ' ai Q ',4 3 .ffl 1 I ' -35 P Al R' I, I .1 A I A. . I I ' I

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The dedication of a yearbook is an honor bestowed upon one man, who. through his outstanding efforts and achievements. has distinguished him- self as a friend as well as an edu- cator. We feel that Mr. David M. Horn merits this honor. In addition to serving as faculty advisor for all mimeographed publications, Mr. Horn spent much of his extra time directing the Senior Play. officiating at emergency G.O. meetings and helping the ELCHANITE. For these reasons, we dedicate the 1956 EL- CHANITE to Mr. David M. Horn. lilllklllll llllllilll llldll Llllllt DEDICATIG

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l,I Ill 1 I , I I I I I I I I I f I I I I I I I I , I I I I I I II I II .I I fb I lk 1 I I I I I ll I 1 I I I lx f I If I It I I X I I 1 K I f I I I I4 f X A I 1 I , I 1 , I I It I I I 1 1 I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I N I I I f I I .1 f xI X I I I I : 1 X I l Il 1 I I V ,7 il It If I 'I X, I I I Ist fl 'I I I .1 I, g l s A. ' -515' I '- E ri' F 2 I ?E I' I 11 I I I ' I I I I I f I I I f - f I 9171? WYII' 1 I I I ll , 1 I I I 1' I Il I I I I if : We, the class of 1956, are fully aware of the significance I 'I III of our graduation from high school. II Our graduation climaxes four busy years of hard work I both in the class room and in the field of extra-curricular activities. The schedule of Hebrew studies in the morning followed by the regular high school curriculum in the afternoon has kept us very busy. Yet, as can be seen by the many extra-curricular activities that flourish after six, the students are not contented with their already busy pro- t iving for more activities with gram and are constantly s r which to keep busy. f r lives since In recognition of the stepped-up pace o ou entering T.A. in September, 1952, we have chosen as our h e illustrates theme, We are busy, busy peoplef' This t em the efforts of T.A. students every day from early morning to dusk. We are truly busy busy people. A Ir' - 0 l QA 601- Q I rr p Q f- 1 1? If 5 15221511 f V I W. I ii m U' x K A I ,, ,1 ,ov . Y N. . gi! from freshman to senior.