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

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Many of us never realized how hard the man behind he golden doors has been working to further our interests and the interests of Y.U.H.S. as a center of American Jewry. As for his own personal plans, Dr. Saphire com- mented, . . .To stay healthy and continue working Graduation is accompanied by nostalgia. As we reminisce our four years at T.A. we are aware that the influence of Mr. Abrams prevailed upon us con- stantly during our high school career. The duties of a registrar are more than iust main- taining discipline. He must set an example for those under his care, and Mr. Abrams has responded be- yond the call of duty. His perseverance was a major cause of the proper development of our intellects. After perceiving his altruistic tendencies, our zeal for iustice and righteousness was enflamed. He has tire- lessly served us as an understanding father and loyal guardian, with our best interests in mind. Never has he hesitated to sacrifice time and effort on behalf of this graduating class. Our bonds with the administra- tion were strengthened through his genial and ami- able personality. We will all remember the personal regard he showed to all of us. Humbly we acknowledge our faith in the prin- ciples of our school as taught by him. We know that whatever we shall do in the future will be a symbol of Yeshiva as promoted by Mr. Abrams. Our Fresh- man innocence, our Sophomore escapades, our Jun- ior obstinacy, our Senior haughtiness-Mr. Abrams has been a part of them all. We acknowledge this. L..- Dr. Hyman B. Grinstein for the school. Dr. Saphire's inexhaustible energy has won him a prominent position in the American community, which we can be sure will always be filled and merited by a man who is a symbol of the Jewish people's faith and courage. Mr. Norman B. Abrams The figure of Dr. Hyman B. Grinstein has towered constantly in the annals of T.A.'s history. Few people are as deserving of the gratitude of our class as is Dr. Grinstein. As the backbone of former T.I., now known as the Hebrew Department, its success as an institution can be personally attributed to him. Every student who has ever come in contact with Dr. Grin- stein knows well that his sincere and personal in- terest in the problems of his disciples was a major cause for the success of T.l. As a pedagogue, Dr. Grinstein knows no equal, and as friend, he truly exemplifies the maxim, A friend in need is a friend indeed. Many of us have benefitted from his infinite knowledge of Judaism, its culture and philosophy. We have all appreciated Dr. Grinstein, and we have all felt a great loss upon losing him as our adminis- trator with the reorganization of the Hebrew De- partment this past year. Although he has left us in name, we are sure that his spirit and influence will remain forever. And so we, the Senior class, express our thanks to Dr. Grinstein for the important part he played in our lives during our four years' stay at T.A.

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