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

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JASON ALPERT A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Jason is liv- ing proof of this statement. Though he dwells among the untrodden ways, Jason still walks in beauty like the night. We use poetry, for nothing else can so well describe this gentle soul. RICHARD BARNETT Student Council, YUHS Ledger, Reductions Com- mittee An advocate of the Harwellian method of speaking, the phrase, 4'No fight, fellowsf, is frequently heard from the corner of Richie's mouth. His willingness to defend his fellow classmates against the tirades of angry teachers has often landed him in the Jap- anese Embassy. -.a' . ' 'ff'.fit 1 T 439' 5 , A e- - ef' ff - igsffis v ' t: X l

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4'The next verb is one of the more difficult verbs of the languagef, It is Dr. Charles, enunciating as clearly as ever. 'LYou there, little Charlie Nickel, stop talkingli' 'Times have changed, mutters Charles Thaler, 4'Times have changed. A room in complete darkness? What's up? The door is locked. But Josh Muss, who is now touring the world as the living skeleton, slides under the door and takes a look. It,s Adolf, fellas. He is showing slidesf' Josh emits a wolf whistle and sneaks out. The strains of the Marseillaise fill the hall and a Louis XIV carriage pulls up to the teacher's room. Out steps Monsieur le general Fried, dressed in a beret tIt's a warm dayl. He bows and enters the room. It is a truly inspiring sight. Who should walk by us now but Rabbi Dardac. The boys say Shalom and he gives us an eight plus for effort . . . nice fella . . . member of the Young Rabbi League. iw id as , .rf- 3 lll ' L ' l FINIS cc 55 There seems to be a bit of commotion up ahead. Fellas are lining up against the walls. A cry goes up, Here comes Koeningsbergln a midget racing car comes tearing down upon us. Zzzzzzpl There he goes l- Wait, here comes another car driven by Mr. Leibel. Put-Put-Put. There . . . it . . .goes. Having gone without eating, in order not to miss any of the events of this day of days, the assem- blage now retires to the room where a testimonial dinner will be served in their honor, Uri Hain goes over to the cook to make sure the southern fried chickens were true dixie belles. Having been as- sured that they were, Uri gives out a Rebel yell and sits down. Since all the speakers were used up at the assembly. everyone sits down to the important business of eating. After dinner. there is a 2 out of 3 falls to-a-finish wrestling bout between Schachter and Packter as to who will Bensch. Schachter wins with a double tzitzis strangle hold and proceeds to Bensch. Thus ends this little reunion, as. over demi-tasse, the events of the day are discussed. Afterwards. each of the alumni will return to their separate paths. happy and proud that their alma mater is in as good a shape as when they first left it many, many years ago.

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HOWARD BEIM Lost and Found Committee Chairman, Publications, Committees, Intramurals The class scientist, Howard, a quiet fellow, is in- terested in such diversified fields as aviation, mod- ern architecture, chemical experimentation, and photography. Believing that it takes only a little longer to achieve the impossible, he probably will be a success as a scientist. E -. ,Z 1 ,2 ' l g f 2 Abam 2.1- Wy,A': If 1 .,vyL,,,,'!fy,f 5 ',l'f'4f ,', 1 - ffwtffi, , 1 'Z' , ' gf., , ft, 4 J uv My ,ati ynwffgf at ,f L, 17, 1 Y f V 'Wx' HAROLD BASCH Academy News Managing Editor, Chairman Consti- tution Comrnittee, YUHS Ledger Editor, Arista One of the warhorses of our school,s political and journalistic systems, Harold has worked for the school in many capacities. Blessed with an amazing ability for doctoring attendance lists, he will major in the physical sciences at Y.U.