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

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HARRY ABUSCH Peripatetic Tzvi Abusch is most often found roaming the halls, accoutered in work pants, work shirt and proletarian Kipoh, expounding the merits of reli- gious Zionism and Socialism. Tzvi in- tends to grab the first Banana Boat leav- ing for Israel to become a member of Kibbutz Hadati conducted by Bnei Aki- vah. While waiting to leave for Aretz, Tzvi spends his time irritating our recal- citrant economics teacher, Mr. Wollman, who insists on believing in the merits of capitalism. After a year spent learning the finer points of collective farming in Israel, Tzvi will honor the T.l. faculty with his presence for two years. He will then at-tend Agricultural school before return- ing to his beloved Aretz. Feature Editor T.l. Newspaper, Library, Assembly Committee, Intramurals STEVE ADLER Steve Adler may be identified easily by his attire-khaki pants, khaki shirt, and khaki crocheted Kipoh. One usually meets him on his way to Webers, where he retires to a smoke filled table in the back to debate the advantages of Zion- ism and Socialism, as seen through the eyes of a Betar-nik. His staunch idealism has involved him in frequent brushes with the Administration which somehow could not understand why one would rather picket Nasser and King Saud than attend classes. Because Steve feels that Israel needs Engineers, and because he has an aptitude for mechanics, he will study En- gineering at City College. He then hopes to settle permanently in Israel. Sophomore Council, Stamp Club, Chug Ivri 26 'FDU 535 D131 .r -s HERBERT AMSTER One of the more quiet and unassuming students at T.A. is Herbert Amster. Good natured and always willing to go out of his way to help a friend, Herby typifies lwe hopel the average student at T.A. Looking, learning, and listening, Herby has worked diligently throughout his stay at T.A. He has proved his mettle by representing our school at interscholas- tic Chess Meets. Herb was also an impor- tant member of our senior Intramural Basketball team. Though one of the ori- ginal Brudders of Dr. Brayer Herb was outstanding in his Hebrew and Talmudic studies. He also has a driving curiosity about the physical world around us, and plans to study Chemistry and Physics at Y.U, Student Council, Appropriations Committee, Inter-scholastic Chess, Handball, Stamp Club Fi 58 -:eps 4. Fx