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

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ME TEQVXMI f - . wi' L z ' NORMAN PALEFSKI On August 20, 1955. we were shocked to learn of the tragic death of Norman Palefski in an auto accident. To those of us who knew him as a student at T.A., Norman Palefski was a symbol of high scholastic achievement, outstanding sportsmanship. and fine character. He was highly respected because his many efforts were not put forth for personal gain, but rather to achieve glory for his school. Honor upon honor was bestowed upon him in his senior year. He was Editor-in- Chief of the ELCHANITE. Captain of the Basketball Team. Vice-president of the Senior Council, member of Arista. and held many other positions. The loss of this young man was not only a loss to Talmudical Academy and Yeshiva University. but to the entire Jewish community. We. the editors of the ELCHANITE. and the entire Class of 1956. mourn the passing of Norman Palefski.