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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

f -unq- -l J x ALMA-MATER We, fhe men of fhe blue and while, hold our heads so migh+y high. Nofhing slancls before our will and mighl, wilh 'rhe besl' we vie. Inspired by your pasf, we will sing 'fill fhe lasl', your glory and world renown. Your cherished ideal emblazoned wiih zeal, fhe sfandard of your crown. Oh, Menfor of youfh, Guardian of frulh, Molder of lofly minds, Oh, fill us wilh wisdom, virfue, discrefion, worship of divines. To Thee we sing wiih glowing hearls, our pride and joy so True. To a +ow'ring place from deplhs of disgrace hasl raised lhe spirif of fhe Jew. Oh, Alma Maier do comply, wi+h s+reng+h ug forfify, Wi+h a forch on high +o lead lhe way, mankind lo edify. Wi+h hearl' and soul 'ro fulfill fhy goal. Yeshiva U. High. N xh. X-xx xx v X v ' f ff x l x 31 - 2' I,' i 1 I 1 f f f 1 f ' 1 D .E X9 K . I 1 x' X ' X Q, ' 5 ,I f f f xx 1 1, f f -' 40. X Xxx ' A- I . .- ' N 'R iff X 7 f if ff! - X ' 1 Y Xfiix ,4 1 f ,A Xxgx XX' XX 'I if XNQQX X X- f ' 3 . ' 1 P If XXX! X, , xx b YK N A I -fl , x ' 'XX N '-. ' , 'I V f . fl, XXX ' X X 1 ff I 1 xX,fl Q. ' 'vs-, ., . X A XX, Y J Q5 f X A ' f ,X 4Cf E H xf V 7'Give me ci light that I may xx X N I N- , SX fb - :Xi 'x ' . safely intof the u k o ,X .', 1',5 ,f ...,,,- , -uf. tm- 2 Selzior CALM of ?!eJr4fua 2411'uer.5ify ,SQ-Ago! loregenfg 757 Wwn lll Nllllllllllll DR. BENJAMIN SHAPIRO When Dr. Shapiro was dedicaTion oT This year's ELCHANITE, oT The class were unanimous in Their T They had chosen a person who, unquesTionably, deserved our highesT praise and recogniTion. Doc , as he is aTFecTionaTely called, joined The TaculTy shorTly aTTer our school's incepTion on The lower EasT Side. During The many years he has TaughT aT Yeshiva, his eTTorTs have oTTen been Talcen Tor granTed. IT was only during his recenT absence ThaT his True value To The school and sTudenT body became apparenT. Aside Trom his devoTed service as a Teacher, Dr. Shapiro has given unsTinTingly oT his Time and energy To beneTiT The sTudenTs in oTher ways. Our Tine high school library, Tor example, is available To our sTudenTs only Through The relenTless eTForTs OT Dr. Shapiro. This is our small way oT saying, Thank you, Doc. lll llllllllll RABBI JOSEPH WEISS Of all lhe dislinguished members of our fac- ully none is more revered by his colleagues lhan Rabbi Weiss. l-lis greal wisdom and erudilion have served as a conslanlr source ol inspiralion +o his sludenls. Rabbi Weiss is recognized as lhe highesl aulhorily of The high school lacully on all mailers perlaining lo Jewish law. l-le has inslilled in his sludenls lhe same respecl and devolion lor Jewish ideals which is such an inlegral parl of his own characler. RABBI MANFRED FULDA For lhe pasl Jrhree years, l'he seniors in lhe l-lebrew deparlmenl have had Rabbi Fulda as lheir Rebbi. They are indeed forlunale lo have come in conlacl wilh an individual of his sincerily and fervor. l-lis relalionship wilh his sludenls exlends beyond lhe limils of lhe classroom. l-le slands ready a+ all limes lo help his pupils wilh lheir prob- lems. One rarely finds scholarship, sincerily, and devolion combined in one individual. If The besl way of learning be Jrhrough example, Rabbi Fulda is Jrhe person we should emulale. Editorial Board Edi+or-in-Chief: Gary Judd Edifor-in-Chief: Bernard Kabalc Business Manager: Howard Browns+ein Business Manager: Philip Hershenfeld Managing Edi+or: Gary Kafz Managing Edifor: Maynard Rabinowifz Ari' Edi1'or: Ervin Lemberger Ar+ Ediforz Don Schwarfz Liferary Ediforz Sfanley Boylan Li+erary Edi+or: Marc: Galan+er Copy Ediforz Eddie Breinan Copy Ediiorz David Landau Feafure Edi'ror: Jackie Grund Sporfs Edi+or: Seym-our Ukeles Phofograplmy Edi'ror: Lewis Amsel Plwofography Ediior: Alien Kronisch Typing Ediiorz Aaron Levine Typing Edi+or: Mar+in Rosman Faculfy Advisor: Mr. Emanuel S. Leibel Faculiy Page l I aa - asf!-'f we QQCX 5 N- A ' 2-l '? -X9 Graduafes i QQWY? , 05913 Page 23 Wpfw- -lf N fj 'MPP ., gg 9 fi' w N 9,1 X cfabx A x M A f ! , ' ' ' 'f kj J ' ,OTEII V A Q? . 5 HE I f 5 N .Q N NITENTS Page 63 u 4, 5 Afhlefics Page 85 Advedisemenfs Page 93 ,,,, F f 1' 15' - QV ' Q . Q ' . 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While acclaiming such achievemenls of his own,ffj man oflen fails 'ro realize 'lhaif 'lhe firsi and lhe fasfesl' of all is noi a wo-rk of man, buf one of G-d-Lighi. Throughoui' hisfory, few fhings have symbolized as many clifferenl' concepis as light The Ancienl' Egyplians worshiped 'rhe sun and iis light To 'lhe Greeks, lruih and iusiice were represenled by an elernal flame. To 'lhe medi- eval scholars, lighl' was a symbol of learning. These concepfs which IigI1+ has represenied, however, were bu'l' l'he producis of a few men's giganiic minds. Truih was 'ihai' which 'Phe Church diciaied. Man, himself, was noi' allowed 'l'o probe ihe universe or io examine his inner soul. He could place li'H'le confidence in iusiice, for l'ha'l' was no more 'lhan wha'l an arbilrary ruler dispensed. The learning of earlier 'limes, foo, represenied a legacy of supersiiiions and misconcepiions zealously guarded by an omniscien+ few. Yei, as 'lime passed on, 'l'he blighi' of sanciimony, 'lyr- anny, and ignorance in man was slowly being healed. Aboul rhe 'lime 'lha+ Newion discovered 'rhai' fhe ligh+ of fhe sun was a specirum of all colors, raiher 'lhan a uniiy of one, mankind began 'io realize i'ha+ i+s +ru+hs were noi immuiable, +ha'l ius+ice musf be more Than ihe whim of a monarch, and +ha+ human knowledge is subiecl' io- change. Civilizalion, ihen, embarked upon a pa'l'h of ioleranceg people had begun 'io doubi. And soon 'ihey realized +ha+ 'lhey could learn more in generaiions ihan in 'fhe millennia before. So i'l' is wifh man: He learns mos? when he doubis all ihal he learns. He achieves grea+ness when he is ioleranl' of somone wi+h a new idea, io a person wiih whom he dis- agrees, io l'he members oi a race which his iaihers have haled. His iriumphs come when all receive +he same iusiice, be i'l' ihe rich or 'lhe poor, ihe migh'l'y or 'lhe weak. He aHains his viciories when he views l'ru'l'h in an ever-changing lighlz He sees mosl' clearly when his way is illuminaled by fhe lighl' of fhe full range of ihe specirum-consianily reminding him +ha'r ihere are more ideas ihan one. lf is a dynamic world in which man lives. The lruihs, ihe iusiice. and ihe knowledge of ioday may be ihe errors of a bygone age in ihe ligh+ of iomorrow. -Galanier Tl'l lY'5lX will be Thiriy-nine Uh-uh rabbis balebosim l'll rake one quesiion 'From Schwariz. . . . No Schwarrzl noi' fwol SCll00L DAZE If you genflemen from fhe Middle- S1'a'l'es Board will iusl' s'rep in here please .... Who called me 'rhai-? Amar Rav pupa .... I0 and +l1en 'I'l1ere is Galanier . . . . and l nearly losi my iob because you messed up +l1e chairs. uwuonu. by PEACEFUL overrhrow of 'llle governmeni' .... 4 1 Those damn birds! 01,116 guicbng og9Af Faculty 'QX Q YY fffff NORMAN QL ffflxbwxvxs ffwfff ,ff gf!! ' Moi-s1rxAo. gwfff ff O f ff!! ,X . 4 Aj fl K l , TO THE l959 GRADUATING CLASS As you are complefing your secondary educafion, you are abouf fo enfer fhe nexf phase in fhe building of your fufure-College. There, you will discover fhaf your horizon grows, in scope and in depfh. Af lasf you will be fhinking of fhe fufure, as well as fhe presenf. College requires many careful decisions. You will be wondering, for example, whefher emphasis should be placed on fhe arfs or on fhe sciences, and if in fhe sciences, which special area will be your goal. The sfudies you underfake will have a posifive and definife bearing on your life. Also, fhe complex world in which we live-fhe scienfific and nuclear age- necessifafes greaf care in your college work. Proper selecfion of courses is very imporfanfg and, once selecfed, each subjecf deserves individual aHenfion, so fhaf if is fully undersfo-od and becomes meaningful. Lafer in your universify life, you will be asked fo selecf some specialized curriculum. This decision may nof be an easy one-buf if will be your decision fo make. ln gaining fhese righfs, however, if is imporfanl' fhaf you recognize cerfain responsibilifies. Regardless of your choice and direcfion, fhere is an addifional facfor which you musf fake info accounf. This is epifomized in fhe dicfum: Nof by bread alone dofh man live, buf by fhe spiri+. 'sa mem 5: 53: :a nwsn nm' 11:5 nnin iw sz5 H: A full life is much more 'rhan making a living. You musf assume a social and a spirifual responsibilify. Thai' is frue of all cifizens who wanf fo live a full and rounded life, a life useful nof only for himself and his family, buf fo fhe communify af large. For fhe Jews in parficular, if is essenfial fo fhink of 'rhe fufure in ifs broader aspecfs, nof only in ferms of service fo self, buf also fo fhe counfry and fo fhe Jewish peo-ple as a whole, wherever fhey be, in fhe diaspora or in fhe Sfafe of Israel. We musf all be parf and parcel of fhe movemenf which direcfs ifs energies fo fhe preservafion of fhe Jewish people, of fhe Jewish way of life, and of fhe Jewish herifage. Only by such efforfs will fhe preservafion of Judaism be assured. This aim, fhis fask, falls especially on you, graduafes of Yeshiva Universify High School. You musf plan fo be fhe leaders of fomorrow. If is, fherefore, incumbenf upon you fo plan your work in fhe nexf phase of your educafion. You musf be pre- pared fo assume fhe fremendous responsibilifies fhaf will resf on you-fhe leaders of fomorrow. Whefher you confinue in our Yeshiva College or elsewhere, our prayers and good wishes will always follow you. Norman B. Abrams Regisfrar ears MZEQLLEQ7 Iliff z:?1?n1wce.urP b From fhe vanfage-poini' of forly-+wo years of con'l'inuous relarionship wi'l'h Yesh- e Universiry High School lTalmudical Academyl, 'lhe lasl' foriy-'l'wo years as il's incipal, l have been a wilness 'lo il's phenomenal grow'l'h 'From a mere handful of Jpuls and 'leachers in 'I'igh+ and squalid quar'l'ers on ihe lower easl' side of New rk, lo i'l's presenl' home in +he solid granife, brick, and s+eel s+ruc'l'ure on +he up- r wesl' side of our ci'ry. l have seen il' grow from a school wil'h 'Fewer sfudenis an l'he presenl' number of 'Facul+y members, from a few-and-+wen'l'y youngsiers 'l'heir early ieens +o il's presenl' enrollmenl' of nearly four hundred young men be- een l'hir+een and eigh+een years of age. During fhal' period of +ime, l have seen over 300,000 brighi' young men d young women, if we include our 'two Brooklyn Yeshiva Universily high schoolsl 'forlh from 'l'hese sacred halls 'l'o conlinue l'heir educaiion, mosl' of l'hem in our own shiva and i'l's College, and some in ofher inslifulions of learning. Whal' advice, wha'l' unsel, can l give you on +he fhresholcl of your young manhood? Perhaps l can l' ll' briefly by saying ihal' in your endeavors and slrivings for l'he fu'l'ure, make sure al' you will be preparing yourselves noi' so much 'For making a living, impor'l'an'l' fhal' may be, bu+ for making a life. Try +o separafe 'lhe frees from 'l'he foresl. n'l' heed slogans and do noi' follow blindly l'he leadership of l'he blind. Think for urselves and 'l'ry +o figure oui whal' will be besl' for you in 'lhe life you are planning ead. When you go io College, as everyone of you will, 'l'ry +o enroll in 'l'hose courses 'I' will lead fo l'he developmenl of a full, a comple+e personalify. Make your edu- ion as broad as possible. Do no+ load up on sciences because 'l'he presenl' +rend, a'l'ever l'he causes may be, is 'l'o worship al' 'I'he feer of malhemalics and sciences. member you will have fo live in an environmenf in which you will come in con'l'ac'l' Ph all kinds of people. You will have +o learn +o gel along wi'l'h 'l'hem and 'lo speak very wise man once said +ha+ 'l'he +ruly educa+ed man is one who has con1'ac'l' many of 'l'he face'l's of one's environmenf. ln planning your educafion give due ice 'l'o ma'l'hema'lics and +he sciences, for we are living in a highly scien'l'il'ic age, l'do noi' neglecf l'he humani+ies-The social sfudies, languages, English, music, arl', :l 'l'he ofhers. Plan wisely and make 'lhe base of your cul+ural background as wide broad as possible. Take care 'l'o become no'l' only an efliicienl' engineer, a capable physician, a well- med feacher, an eloqueni' lawyer, a shrewd business man, a learned rabbi, buf, h i'l' all, a cull'ured and well-informed man. l wish you good luck in all your endeavors, and expec+ +ha+ you will so conducl' .urselves in 'rhe fufure as fo rel'lec+ honor, and glory, and happiness on your parenrs, :l on all fhose who have had a hand in 'lhe shaping of 'l'he forma'l'ive years of your SH ELLEY R. SAPHIRE Principal F ii . i l l l a V . air language. A ,l 5 i es. l l Mr. Lichfenberg Mr. Btiaverman Mr. Greenberg Mr. Greiher Mr. Schwarh X 'Hx . R H . We-,C Y f Y- Z' '- athematics 2 . , 2: 4 ' x g ggi , A Dr. Harwell Chemisfry Mr. Buracl: Cl1emis+ry, Biology, General Science Mr. Schain General Science Mr. Landau Physics x X 9' s . S i iv .xx S xx ,W 5 , 9' 1 - N Qwy i ea Science Mr. Bloom , 1 1 Qi Y A 1 ,J ,.i2-j ' ' ' ' V A, ,, C, 5 fi-ax .- XX xff Xj?'fq X , ,M-,fx NJ, h W OX N ',-in ,T I -fu ug ,,. f-It .I ,' ,,f, '. nw , I N. ' Z ' W ' QAM' fri! Y JCYLYL 1.-mx, YK ix 2 V. Jm ,.u E ,ff XT? .x- ,V NSW?-f'f'N if Z Nr' Q5 xgff-1 V, V if 57.53 W?-, . ...if .LH . 1 .za f if-1 THAI, fi - A1 H gym., .V , ff! . v .J.,..',..Mg-A,AU 15. .7L Jw 1 ,gif- ' Sv- .'1g L- X' .X yy.-,,, 4, Mg- ,-,.ff, - ov 5X5 XX .Xp-Qrg- 1 f ,117 v-.,.,.- -.K RAN M X 9 ff' Q ff: J ' Q s 'Aa ,Q f Nw.....fsfN..1i53g.,H,-',' Ihgiwr--.Egg 3 2 X-. f,f:ff' f , -JA C5 fcp:55:2Q g?-ia I f f, Maj' f 'V 'mag ufxt ffff .' M x ii say ngli h Mr. Berns+ein Mr. Cohen Mr. Leibel Rabbi Henoch Dr, Charles Hebrew Lafin, French, Spanish anguages Y'-N' P - ,-ZX ME. Fruled www ,X A FSHC 'Ng TS I W , it Simms R - 'rex Ee L N. W ...XY Q Y s .gL.i-4 915 Rabbi Urive+sky Hebrew Rabbi Gordon Hebrew Mr- Cohen' Mr. Jay Leibel Mr Koenigsberg American Hi5'i0 Y- Economics World His+ory, Economics ivics C Mr. Wollman American Hisfory, Civics - Dr. Schapiro World Hisiory Social Studies f if ,fi inor Mr. Soble Ari' ww Mrs. Soble Ari' x tx X 9 I-5 .17 ' Mr. WeHs+ein Physical Educa+ion V: 1' ,ww-.,,faw - -Hi A52 , fi. 'jj -', . 2 .win .R-5 x A ,.,gs . ' 1:25 Q, f 1 'X k -fi: 4 .R Y v N ' 2 ...Q .', '-,-If -YXWQA 1 :J i : ,5t3g1-,:' - , J jf QQ gm ,,!::,fVg,,Qgeg,,f:f1 Mr. Grossman Music Grossman Raxobx 1 aX10uA Vxabkfx Y am 'Y akvud M Chung' Perlm ash. Bilgigenivn I Ckumas Y-abkfx Yxenoo Cbumash, WCOXG. Wm 175951 S TUDIE Y-a'o'6x 'Ifxmmer 'n, 5x'oXe, X-JM a'o'cfx 'Ilxmmek . SQQXQ1 Xvmk Vx Chumask. Rabbi Urivelslcy Clwumash, Bible, lvrif . Yfelalowm 'ok axmua ' 6 OXAHOQY 9 Yxaiobk awlua gxbxex 5 x cwla 'li 7l'1il l Rabbi Tencller Talmucl Rabllj F0fd0U Rabbi Fulda Rabbi Bernsfein Rabbi Weiss e 'ew Talmud Cl1umasl1, Bible, lvrif Talmud 9,e'-306' N694 0l:l:llIIf ANTI! GUIDANCE , Rabbi David L. Weinbach Assisfani' Regisfrar 22 Mr. Brennan College Advisor Rhoda, Mrs. Sheinman, and Naomi Office S+aFF Graduates LEWIS AMSEL Pholography Ediior ELCl-lANl-l'E, Chief Librarian, Service Squad, Academy News Siaffs Through his inieresl' in pho+ography, Louie earned for himself fhe posifion of Phofography Edifor of boih fhe Academy News and fhe ELCHANITE. Louie's piciures, however, have noi' only been of fhe reporrlorial lcincl. He was one of fhe boys 'lo whom 'lhe privilege of seeing +he Yig's phoiograph was denied. Mr. Amsel has also served as Doc's chief librarian, occasionally s+ep- ping oul' of his S.M.L. office io dus+ OFF a few of fhe lime-worn fomes. Wi'l'h lhis memorable career behind him, Louie will al- 'lend Columbia Pharmacy. ELLIOTT BELLER lnierscholasiic lvlalh, Publicaiions, lnlramurals Elliol' Beller, Rabbi Weiss' favorile bookbinder, is one of 'I'he brighfesl' boys in 'lhe school. Allhough holding +he dubio-us dis 'rinc+ion of coming la+e 'ro almos+ every final, Beller also holds one of fhe highes+ Regenfs averages in our school. Well-liked and respec+ecl by all of his classmaies, Elliolvl has long delighled us iand annoyed feachersl wifh his sharp, logical queslions. Elliois men+al aflini+y 'rowards cerlain pieces of Gemorrah, once made him hope 'lo be a Bes-Din lnspecfor in Pelach Tilrvah. A proficienl' probelm solver, Beller now hopes +o maior in Mafhemafics ai' Yeshiva College. Prorpilogy Prologue, Epilogue, Eulogy RICHARD BERGER Treasurer GO Junior Council GO Re resenl luv . ., , . . p a' e, Publica- Jrions, Commillees Richard, alias Rocky Dick Berger, is one of l'he m0S'l' pOpular seniors. One of +he Ka+zke+eers, Richie is very sympa'rhe+ic 'lo- wards lhe problems of 'lhe leachers, parlicularly Mr. Lich'I'en- berg's Zionisf meefings. Always an acfive S+uden+ Council mem- ber, Richie was elec+ecl school Treasurer lasl' 'lerm and did a fine job by changing 'lhe back of +he library from a happy hunling ground for +orn magazines 'lo a G O S'l'ore Richie lans 'lo o . . . p g +o Cily College where he will s'l'udy engineering. ISAAC BERMAN Chief Librarian, Commillees Academy News Siaiis, lnrramurals As one of 'Phe sreadfasi' members of Doc Shapiro's library sfaff, Isaac has sor+ed many a book for our capacious afhenaeum. lsaac's lanky build has enabled him io play on our lnlramural Baskelball 'l'eam. ln his lirsr year here, lke's love of The game led him fo organize games befween our Freshman leam and fhose of 'lwo o'rher Yeshivas. As a resull' of his long associalion wifh Dr. Shapiro, Isaac has decided +o sludy hisfory a+ Y.U. and will become a social sludies feacher. MW-m..c STANLEY BOYLAN BRUNO BORENSTEIN Capfain Varsify Tennis, Academy News Sfaffs, Office Squad. lniramurals , An afhlefically-minded fellow, Bruno was Capfain of our Tennis Team and a sfarfer on fhe senior inframural baslcefball Team. He was always concerned wifh some aspecf of 'rhe wo-rld of sporfs, and even pracficed fraclc regularly by chasing affer his buddy, Sid Gordon. Alfhough Bruno was generally on 'rhe feach- ers' good side, he was one of fhe numerous boys fo be given 'ell by fhe Yig. His congenial personalify is sure +o make Bruno a successful docfor affer he graduafes from Cify College. E GB .1 -2 , U-M 7-Lllli , sig - ' 7 Q,-vig, V W-'Wil hx Vice Presidenf Arisfa, Liferary Ediror ELCHANITE, Vice Presi- denf G.O., lnierscholasfic Mafh, Publicafions, Commiffees Our d 1 ' gra ua mg class has a large number of very brighf boys. buf among fl-lese, Sfanley Boylan sfands ouf above fhe resf. S'l'an's chief inferesl' is mafhemafics. His performance as Capfain of fhe lnferscholasfic Mafh Team showed him fo be one of fhe besf young mafhemaficians in fhe cify. Sfan's scholasfic achieve- menf, however, is by no means limifed fo mafh. He has fhe highesf average in our class and will be Valedicforian a+ Gradu- afiion. He will follow in his bro+her's foofsfeps, maioring in mafh af Columbia Universify. .wgiiyi Jim EDDIE BREINAN Arisla, Copy lfdilor ELCHANITE, Caplain Varsily Swimming, Varsily Baslceiball, Capiain Varsiry Track, Junior Council, Pub- licalions, lnrramurals No one who was presenf ai' +he fime will ever forge+ +he clay Eddie Breinan made his dramafic en+rance in+o Y.U.H.S. His obvious familiari+y wi+h Sam immedia+ely made him one of +he mosi' popular members of our class. His good nafure has enabled him +o wifhsland much 'Friendly ribbing aboui' his lineage and his Bronx-Manha'Han s'huHle sysfem. Ed is also noforious for his insa+iable appe+i+e and craving for such exoric foods as cream cheese on pumpernickel, and ho+ dog rolls wifhoui' ho? dogs. His excep+ional grades and ou+s+anding exfra-curricular ac'I'ivi+ies led 'I'o Eddie's admission 'ro Aris'ra. He will conlinue his sfudies al' Rensselaer where he will major in engineering. W 7 M Sevenly-six souls were born In an hour of 'rurmoil and ierror. ln G-d'5 ever-changing world. HOWARD BROWNSTEIN Business Manager ELCHANITE, Varsiry Tennis, Academy News Srarfs, Commirrees, lnrramurals Howard, who hails from +he Borough of Queens, came 'ro Y.U.H.S. in a somewhai' bewildered s+a'I'e of mind, some ihree years ago. Since fhen he has mafured info quife a personable young man. The vicissifudes of his social life, as well as his la'l'es+ problems in exfracfing ads 'From his many uncles, have enlivened many dull sfudy periods in fhe Elchy office. Howard in+ends fo enler fhe field of law and, using his sinceri+y and his leadership abil- ifies in communiiy ac+ivi+ies as indicafors, we are sure 'rhaf he will succeed. Though young, 'lhey have wifnessed much BERNARD BUCHWEITI 6.0. Slore, Commillees, Service Squad, Publicalions, lnlramurals Bernie Buchweilz, beller known as Boolcie, is o-ne ol Mr. Co- berl's lavorile baskelball players. Known lo make good-will lours during lesls, Bernie wins friends and influences people by follow- ing lhe proverb, ll is more blessed lo give lhan lo receive. Bernie is amiable and well-lilced by all ol his leachers. The sole exceplion is Doc Charles who somewhere gol lhe impression lhal Bernie lurned olf all lhe lighls. A friendly guy, Bernie in- lends lo go lo Yeshiva Universily, where he will sludy Law. ff W 4 4 , iff 7 Ta 4 'f l 1 1 SANFORD BUDICK Arisla, Edilor-in-Chief Academy News, Varsily Handball Cap- lain. Commillees Sandy's inlelleclual curiosily and lilerary propensily have earned him lhe lille ol class inlelleclual. As Edilor-in-Chief ol lhe Academy News, he has enriched ils slalils by adding such nolable men as Reslon, Reminglon, and Felix. This lasl episode lcoupled wilh a poorly limed smilel has had ils repercussions, bul such are lhe pillalls in lhe palhway ol an edilor. Though lorn belween lhe Edilorship of lhe New Yorlc Times and lhe prospecl ol leach- ing, Sandy decided lhal his excellence in English would sland him in good slead. He chose lhe palh ol pedagogy and will maior in English al Cily College. ie ancrenl' dream of an oppressed nalion was fulfilled, ie alomlc age was born, nd from rhe ashes of war-forn lands as 'formed 'lhe federarion of 'lhe world. , MELVYN CIMENT DAVID CHAZIN Bowling Team, lnlramurals, Service Squad, Publicarions, Com- miH'ees David is one of lhe quieresl' and mosl' unassuming members of our class. The unconresred masrer of his field, he is able 'ro wrire more words per square inch of paper rhan any olher Senior-a skill which has proved 'lo be very prolirable for him during his high school career. He also dabbles in philarely, and has amassed quire an exlensive colleclion. Dave is also a mem- ber of our inlerscholaslic bowling ream. He will sludy Law al' New York Universily. lnrerscholasric Checkers, Varsiry Bowling, lnlramurals, Publicarions Coming ro, us in our Sophomore year, Melvyn Sandy Cimenl' soon became one of 'll-me mosr popular and influenrial boys in our class. As rhe spokesman for a large group of Floridians, and for rhe dorm as well, Mel played a large parr in srudenl' council acrivilies. An avid campaigner, Sandy played a key role in elecling many of his classmares. His goal in life is lo see lhe dorm mail commiHee gel' poinrs. He will a'Hend Yeshiva Uni- versiry and major in marhemalics. 'S Q21 L K SAM COHEN Publicaiions, lniramurals Sam is Y.U.H.S.' challenge 'ro Tho Ed' mas lson. One of +he few Seniors who emerged viciorious from Dr. Harwell's sessions of 1 concenrrafed brai 1' ' n srain, Sam possesses on 'F e o lhe mosi' in- quisilive minds in l ' ' our cass Trembling dormrl l . ory wa ls, deafen- ing explosions brighi' fl h ' , as es of ligh+ and s+ran e l g gurg ing sounds were all sure signs 1'ha+ +his a 1' ma eur physicisl'-chemisf-ro lc 'I' was h d ' ' c e eer, ar ai' work in his room O +'d . u si e of his makeshifr l b for S a ora- y, am was one of ihe mosr u' 'I' - q ie and unassuming boys. He will pursue his scienrific in+eres'rs a.+ Y h' ' ' es :va Unviersiry. ff SH ELDON CCH N Academy News Srafl, Sophomore Council Co ' +. , mmiriees, Publi- Ca ions One of fhe many B'nai -Akivanilcs in our school Sheldon is one of fhe few Yeshiva boys who spealcs Hebrew fluen'l'ly. 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I 1i,,,1y1ym1,,,,,mi-i-5.!,I,y we ,Ay-,W.MQy11 ,' cL,11 y. 14,911v11,'11gg,,.1,1I.y?, 111017511 '.?i121i.,11, p1,,11'115.',rQ-1. 1',.?.w. 1.4 311.7151 W ,. Gam mJ11:11p1:p'1 -sn, 1 1 , -lgilyg 1 1 X 111, 1, ,!1E,115y5M1Mi'1, ,J .i Wi' ,'11' 1 1157715 '?i' 11ff11l1Li11Elw1gy1wf11i 13ii ,1-. QM gf 41Z'ifg1'11 11 ' gL1iLg:'3,.t4g,g1J11fw ' 419 f 1 f W .1 1 ii.-:1Ai4i:4r ,1,1.l'- m.,,4w,,,,,,- MYRON DANZIG Academy News Sfaffs, Commiffees, and lnframurals Myron, a Sophomore-year fransferee from Yeshiva fo T.l., has made his cheery laugh follow him wherever he goes. Along wifh fhe res'I' of Lichfy's mafh class, he could usually be found in Sid and George's when Lichfy wenf ouf of fhe room for a few minufes. His indomifable spirif is exemplified by fhe facf fhal' affer barely surviving Dr. Harwell's chem massacres and Mr. Landau's humor hour, Myron has decided fo become an aero- naufical engineer. He will confinue his educafion af New York niversify. Who are we? The chosen class. MENACHEM DAVID Sporfs Edifor Academy News, Typing Sfaffs, lnframurals many feachers during his four years af Y.U.H.S. Rabbi Gross man became so frusfrafed wifh Manny when 'Manny fransferred from Yeshiva fo T.I., fhaf he resorfed fo calling him a Guy' and confinually fold Manny fo go back fo Rabbi TendIer. Mer cury, as he was nicknamed by Rabbi Bernsfein is an acfive member of our B'nai Akiva facfion. As Sporfs Edifor of fhe Acad emy News, he made fhaf secfion of fhe newspaper one of fhe besf in recenf years. He will maior in accounfing af Cify College We are fhe class of kings As fhe only senior wifh fwo firsf names, Manny has confused si l DAVID FEDER Commiirees, lnlramurals David Feder is a 'lruly remarkable boy. Coming here 'From Junior High School in his Sophomore year, he devo'I'ed mosf of his lime fo his religious sfudies. He soon became one of fhe besf siudenis and greafesl' Masmidim in 'ihe class. He is a living example of whaf can be accomplished fhrough sheer efforf and consfanf concenrraiion. He has nor, however, neglecied his secular siudies and is a fine s+uden+. Dave is of+en confused wi+h Ellio'r Beller for bo+h are similar in appearance, sense of humor, and ap- preciafion of cerfain Talmudic selecfio-ns. Dave plans +o aHend Yeshiva Universify, where he will pursue his ini'eres'I's in Liberal Arfs. Ml Q gg 2 'R C f Q1 W is gg W.. i an fe -,Ai My I YL4 2,.'?J?,,.1- . :- . P s j '.,wf,l r5iv ?'i,i,IA A, 'ful 'f . if is P1 i' 'TV E . . 'I Z'-EF ' 1 . iii P., QIFY - . L , sry K , A -aw. :fe +.s 1,i.,,-.,. r -f Q we I ' - V -r x U , , , R ' - ' ' ' 555 2' Z -diiif 'v-'-ffl' J f A , ff 1511 fefaifss 1 New JOSEPH FELDMAN Varsiiy Track, Academy News Siafis, Commiliees, Varsiiy Hand- ball lniramurals In spi+e of his proi'rac+ed ride from 'rhe Borough of Brooklyn, Joseph manages +o be one of 'ihe iirsi' T.l. Seniors in school each morning. Because of his in+eres+ in his Hebrew s+uclies, Joey has always done well in +his 'Field and can be depended on by Rabbi Reguer for an answer fo some of his more obscure ques- +ions. Joe's benevoleni and lacoure characier have won him fhe friendship of all his cIassma+es. He infends +o enfer Cify College 'ro s+udy engineering. We are minds- Boylan, Galanfer, Rabinowifz, Grund. DAVID FROHLICH BARRY FRANKEL Capfain lnferscholasfic Chess, Co-Eclifor-in-Chief Ledger, 6.0. Represenlahve, l.Y. Delegale, Commilfees, lnframurals Barry Frankel, as head of our school's loyal opposilion has al ways spoken oul' againsf iniusfice and unfairness of any kind. Barrys cymcal sense of humor, which has aided him in crificizing d any wrong oer, made him fhe main confribufor fowards fwo ferms of 'lhe Ledger, once as Edifor-in-Chief. Barry, who is a well-rounded individual, has parficipafed in fhe chess checkers mafh, debafing, and iudo feams of our school. Also, as a mem- ber of fhe Elchanife Liferary Sfaff, Barry's avowed purpose was fo see everyone gel' a good wrife-up. Barry will confinue in Y.U. Edufor-in-Chief Hafchia One of fhe nicesf people one could ever hope fo- meef is David Frohllch. Hrs lnherenl' good nafure makes Dave always ready fo do s f ' ' ' ' omeone a avor wnfhouf ever expecfmg somefhmg in re- furn. David's mild foreign accenl can be fraced fo his nafional'+ ' ' Y -he is from lsrael. His fluency in Hebrew made him fhe obvious h ' f c once or Edifor-in-Chief of fhe Hafchia when 'lhaf paper was reborn. Affer complefing his sfudies af Yeshiva Universif David Yr plans fo refurn fo lsrael where he will become a iournalisf. MARC GALANTER Arisla, Lilerary Edilor ELCHANITE, Managing Edilor Academy News, 6.0. Represenlalive, Varsily Debaling, Presidenl A.C. Club When Marc Galanler graduales, Y.U.H.S. will lo-se a dynamic personalily and 'l'he chances are +ha+ il may never be +he same afler he leaves. Marc did an ou+s+anding fob in +he ex+ra-curric- ular field. He was Lilerary Edilor of 'lhe ELCHANITE and also held an ediforial posifion on lhe Academy News. A lop-no+ch sfudenf, Marc was consislenlly a+ 'lhe +op of lhe class when 'lhe s+andings came ouf. His clever commenls helped lo enliven las if il were 'bl ' possi el many Talmud and Hebrew classes. His ana- lylical mind assures him success in 'lhe field of science. He will aH'end Columbia Universify. sem STEVEN GOLDBERG Piano Accompanisl, lnlerscholaslic Malh, Commillees, Publica- lions Sfeve, a Spring Valley residenf, is one of fhe quielesl members of our class. lnslead of using his vocal chords, Sfeve decided 'lo le+ musical chords do his fallcing for him: he is our mosf accom- plished pianist ln his spare 'lime he enjoys 'tinkering around, and has conslrucled machines which can play lic-'rac-+oe and com- pose music. To complefe his lis+ of achievemenls, Sieve has vanquished all opponenfs in winning The dormilory ping-pong championship. His skilled hands assure him of becoming a suc- cessful surgeon. lie , P-Will GEORGE GOLDRING Caprain Service Squad, Varsiry Bowling, Manager Debaling Team There's one fhing Miami girls have ihai' New York girls don'+, and +ha+'s Georgie Go-ldring. This lad from ihe Sunshine S+a+e is an aH'rac+ion for +he opposife sex which is yel' +o be underslood -buf we're s+ilI +rying. Al+hough he firsf ioined us in our Junior year, Georgie claims +ha'r his shorf slay has been lhe mos+ color- ful experience of his life. Our facul'iy, he says, is iusf abouf 'lhe 'Funniesl' bunch of people. As Capiain of 'l'he Service Squad, George has done an admirable iob of keeping 'I'he lower 'lermers from being run over by 'rhe Seniors befween periods. We are muscles- Resnick, Breinan, Kaminerzky, Karl. FRED GOLUB G.O. Represenlalive, Service Squad, Baskerball Team Mgr., G.O. Srore Throughoul' his four year slay, Fred has never once come lafe 'l'o a morning class, and consequenfly he is one of Rabbi Wein- bach'5 favorife Seniors. Dave, however, is noi' fhe only one who has iaken a liking +o +his very personable young man. Fred's popularify among his classma+es has led io his being elec+ed Sfudenf Council represenfafive five fimes. As manager of our varsify baskerball feam, he could usually be found carrying a ream of s+a'I'is+ics expounding 'lhe achievemen+s of our 'ream and Hs players. Freddy plans +o major in psychology a+ Yeshiva Universify. v uw., ,lf VY' ,Ml mm, --1 m..,, f ,iw .. ,,. ,, X, rl if l 1 ll ya , .. Nl 'l .ly , ff.. ,s M . I, SYDNEY GORDON 6.0. Slore, Academy News Slaiis, lniramurals, Commiilees Sid Gordon migraied +o fhese shores from Jolly Old England. Chezkel Anak, as he was nicknamed by Rabbi Bernsiein, was one of +l1e mosl' cheerful members of our class. An avid spor+s fan, Sid was a walking box score of all Yankee andfor Knicker- bocker games, as ihe-seasons diciaied. He goi' mos? of his exer- cise eifher running from, or chasing his pal Bruno. In Rabbi Reguer's class, he signified his presence by raising an e'l1bah h. He will aHend Ciiy College, where he will sfudy kfana Chemis+ry. , V.. kr :W 4 Haj yi?-1 iilly - a1 Q'I'.f. ff -MMF! . 'M 2 N V .s . r tru ,W,,4F?l5i,yl,.nU- fr- . ' 4 s 7f'4,t ', -4:4 p ' als xiii .na gr, ,V . 11 Trim-we 4 W. Lf ' 1 ' zu., M M' ' iff- 'L ffm W N 'n.Z,H..iQ3'-ff gl- w. ,f :wi MMM il f' 'f W? ' '11'jl4f2'f1l - V, gr ff 3 lil' 1 , p,5,,w .1La. F A 0 I 3711 I' argl' + L , P EA , 1, W: H . if in f I M- x I X HERBERT GREENBERG 'H s lniramurals R.. Comm: ee. ' ' ' 'F never having been Herberi' Greenberg holds ihe dlshnc'hon o ' ' 1 s+a al' Yeshiva. This is probably suspended during his en are y ' h l ' his senior year. 'F 'l 'ihal' he enlered 'ihls sc oo ln due +o fhe ac Neveriheless, he immedia+ely received recogniiion by being ' ' h l dorm. Herb '+' F Gabbl fo ihe hugh sc oo elecred 'ro +he pos: lon o l o our represenfafive 'lo ihe commiHee which managed lhe k him was a s ' ' ' 'i nd erseverance are sure +o ma e Y.U. drive. Has smcern y a p ' ' ' + Yeshiva Umversify. a good Rabbi when he finishes has sfudles a We are hands- Halbers'I'adl', Goldberg, Penkower, Ko-novi'l'ch. JOHN HALBERSTADT JACKIE GRUND Vice-Presidenl C-5.0. Arisla, Varsily Tennis, Edilor-in-Chief Ledger, Feafure Edilor ELCHANITE Jaclcie Grund, one of 'lhe brighresi' s+uden'I's in our school, has gained 'rhe respeci' of his teachers and fellow sfudenfs. His sly sense of humor made him 'Phe logical choice for 'lhe posi+io-ns of Edil-or-in-Chief of lhe Ledger and Fealure Edifor of fhe EL- CHANITE. His wil' and nihilisfic approach fo 'lhe poinl' sysfem, as well as a Rabbi's hidden supporf, helped gain him ihe office of Vice-President Jackie, an excellenl s+uden+, is na+urally a member of Arisfa. He will furiher his educafion ai Columbia Universify. Edilor-in-Chief Compacl, Varsily Track, Varsily Debaling, Ari Edilor Publicalions, Commillees, lnlramurals John was 'I'he chief Y.U.H.S. aclvocale of 'lhe fhirfy-six hour day. He conliclenfly approached each exam wi1'h a full supply of No- Doz pills and mnemonic devices. The Senior class is indebied 'lo him, for his services were always af a premium af eleciion lime. His ar'l'is'lic abilily enabled him 'I'o become Ari' Ediior of almosl every school publicarion. A La+in. scholar, John was always called on by Dr. Charles for 'lhe derivafions. Johnny will major in Lib- eral Arfs a+ McGill Universily. Tfuwawrww MORRIS HARARY Varsiiy Bowling, Academy News Sialls, lniramurals, Publicalions As chief Syrian Emissary and head of ihe Semilic Languages De- par+men+, Moish ll,000 w. p. m.l Harary is well lcnown for his loquaciousness and amazingly refenlive memory. He is famous for his abilify +o quole lengrhy passages 'from 'rhe Tanach and Midrash verbalim-a qualiiy which amazed and confounded borh Rabbi Bernsrein and Rabbi Reguer. Moe also dabbled in chemicals, and many were fhe nigh-is when weird flashes could be seen lhrough +he window of his dorm room. The dorm is srill s+anding in spiie of his valianl' efforfs. Derermined +o improve his prowess in Chemis+ry land lower 'lhe dorm aboul- 'lhree sioriesl Moish will siudy Chemisiry a+ Yeshiva Universily. 1 . xig, g, xi -SAN-,.1F' Q. ,JW X Q- .A ' X I ' lf lx 9 l 4, 9 R S 0 3 V- , l ,Q MZ W ix X, of We . xblffy ' f I I I 1 I SHELLEY HARRISON Ediior-in-Chief Compaci, Capiain Varsiry Tennis, Junior Council, Varsii B l' I ' ' ' y owing, nlramurals, Cornmiriees, Varsiry Debaiung Acriviiy is +he word rhal' epi+omizes Shelley. His naiural abiliry lus h' d ' d p is rlve an ambifion have placed him near +he 'rop of 'I'he class in scholasfic s+anding. His abundance of energy is ob- vious un everyrhing he does. He excels in fennis and is Caprain f +h T ' o e ennls Team. Shelley is an arden+ Zionisr and will sup- plemeni' his Y.U. educafion wi+h a year of srudy in Israel. 'His mlhahve a-nd lremendous energy will help him +o achieve suc- cess in +he field of Technical Law. , f , 'lf til? X . :WW ' i' 'f , i q W' l lm' i fi ' ' i 'lil A 5 Nl ' f Mn lin? i 'lf' 'Nil 11 ',J7.w, l'i i, ,ifiili,i,i,,' 4 i T- ,i f will f,,,lwiliiwiiiiiiniiwliwill1 X X i ,, !':3,il.fwily , i W W ' win W1 M, ,i , l' 'bln jiW,,..i..f ,, I ii iqyuww-ua. Wivmww was EPHREM HECHT Sporis Ecliior Academy News, Bowling Team, Service Squad, Com- miiiees Ephrem, called Ephy for shori' by his classmaies, is an all-round nice guy. A greai' follower of o-ur school's baskeiball ieam. Ephy was a nafural for +he posiiion of Academy News Sporfs Edi+or. His shrill voice could of+en be heard calling Nerf in fhe park during lunch period. As a s+ar member of fhe rock 'n' roll group The Five Ba+lonim, Ephy enlivened many gloomy days wi+h his vocal eiiforfs. Ephrem will coniinue ai' Yeshiva Uni- versiiy and hopes 'lo enier fhe field of law. We are hear'rs-- Juravel, Miller, Rosman, Frankel. PHILIP HERSHENFELD Business Manager ELCHANITE, Chief Jusiice of Siudeni Couri, Capiain Swimming Team, Commilsiees, Publicaiions Even if fhe number of shku'l-Lim is 'four or five, Phil Hershenfeld is one guy who is bo+h willing and able 'io ialce ihem on. Bui, ii' wasn'+ ihrough his pugilisiic abiliiies fhaf Phil esfablished our infanf sfudeni' courf on a firm basis. Paradoxical as ii' may seem, ii' was Phil who displayed fhe same common sense as Chief Jus- 'I'ice as fha? which enabled him io keep ELCHANITE finances on an even lreel. Though Wilkes-Barre's loss is our gain, +ha'l' +own may yei wifness +he reiurn of fheir 'favoriie son as a promising young docfor. W ra dii, , y , if WU , YAAKOV HIRSCH Service Squad, Publicaiions, Office Squad, lniramurals Yaakov Hirsch has made his quiel' way lhrough our school, visi+- ing many friends along fhe rou'I'e. An ardenl' B'nai-Akivanik, his ambifion is lo live in Israel. His enlhusiasfic con+ribu+ions +o lhe rock 'n' roll sessions preceding Rabbi Gordon's class helped make il' a mosf enjoyable par+ of 'I'he day. Yaakov sal nex'I' +o D. Herfz in Mr. Sobel's sealing plan for 'lhe arf class and never failed io reporl' on. his perennially absenl' classma+e. Yaakov hopes +o go fo Yeshiva. He will maior in Liberal Ar'l's. ill' il l I i I .Qi . . 17 , '33 STEPHEN HOCHSTEIN Arisia, Associaie Ediior Academy News, lnierscholaslic iviaih, Varsiiy Debaring, Junior Council, Commiiiees Alihough an ardenl' Zionis+, Shaul did noi permif his B'nai Akiva ac+ivi'I'ies fo prevenl him 'From a'Haini-ng a well-rounded educa- Hon al' Y.U.H.S. Because of his good nafure, Sieve has never said No 'I'o anyone asking 'For help in mafh, a subieci' in which he is exceedingly proficient When noi- busy exlolling lhe greal' fufure of israel, or i'he advanfages of smoking Masfercraff Pipes, Sieve occupied his lime filling 'lhe posifion of Associale Edifor of 'l'he Academy News. He is also a member of Arisfa. He will maior in Mafhemalics in college and will ulfimafely seHle down in Israel. We are faces- Goldrlng Hershenfeld, Brownslein, Frohlich. GARY .I UDD IRA IMBERMAN Assl. Business Manager ELCHANITE, Varsily Bowling, Service Squad, Publicalions lra, The Dulce, has whal' is probably 'l'he mosl' 'Famous hair comb in fhe school. A real rock 'n roller, lra can be 'found during his leisure hours s+rumming a guilar while singing a +une. He showed he could also roclc 'lhose pins and consequenlly was placed on 1'he in'I'erscholas+ic bowling 'l'eam. lra lopped his exfra-curricular career ol? as Assis+an+ Business Manager of +he ELCHANITE. He will confinue his educafion af Yeshiva Universi+y and evenfually will go info +he field of eifher business or law. Presideni of Arisla, Co-Edilor-in-Chief ELCHANITE, Secrerary G.O., Presideni Junior Council, Varsily Swimming, Sludenl Courr, lnierscholas+ic lvlalh During his 'Four year slay, Gary has made a mark al Y.U.H.S. which few, if any, will ever be able lo ma'rch. His scholasfic ex- cellence, in bolh religious and secular s+udies was exceeded only by his par'l'icipa+ion in exlra-curricular acl'ivi'l'ies. Gary has served as Secrelary of 'lhe G.O., and Co-Ediror-in-'Chief of 'lhe EL- CHANITE. The esleem in which he was held by his classmales was shown by his elec'l'ion as Presiclenl' of Aris'I'a. Rabbi Fulda's classroom lawyer, Gary enjoys debafing, and has oflen served as l'he class spokesman +o lhe adminisfralion. His s'I'udies al' Rensselaer will lead him 'lo a degree in mefallurgical engineering. Mn-...sw -ff L' 'aa-W W VVVVV y ,H LEON JURAVEI. Varsily Track, Junior Council, Chairman Canvassing Comrnillee, lnlrarnurals Leon Yehudah Juravel is one of l'he finesl' boys in our Yeshiva. This lall and handsome lad is bolh a diligenl' and in'l'elligen+ slu- denl' and a well rounded person. An avid Zionisl, B'nai Akiva and his inleresl' in lsraeli rilcudim lake up much of his spare lime. Learning a college shiur a+ preseni, Yehuda's gemorrah kop has served him in good slead in all 'rhe posilions he has held. He will maior in one of 'lhe sciences eilher al' Yeshiva or al' Cily College. c l xQ..,,f i, - 1 17 f , WMF BERNARD KABAK Arisla, Co-Edilor-in-Chief ELCHANITE, Varsily Baskelball, Treas- urer G.O., Presidenl Senior Council, Presideni Sophomore Council No one in our class is more respecled and well liked by his class- males lhan is Bernie. During his four years al' Y.U.H.S. he has served his classmales in a wide variely of exlra-curricular aclivi- lies. Bernie has spenl lhree years on +he baskefball 'ream and has been a faclor in 'lhe execulion of fhe coach's physics plans. His popularify made him a nalural choice for Co-Edilor-in-Chief of fhe ELCHANITE. Bernie's scholaslic achievemenls are by no means less fhan his exfra-curricular accomplishmenls and he has been elecied 'l'o bolh Arisfa and 'lhe 8I club. He will un- doub+edly be a credil +o +he school he plans 'lo allend, Colum- bia Universily. -:,s 4 EDWARD KAMINETZKY Judo lnsrrucrcr, G.O. Srore, Service Squad, Puolica ions, Odice Squad Edward Kaminelzlcy ig one of 'l'he funniesl' and besl' lilced boys in 'l'he school. His sense of humor is so good 'l'ha+ even 'l'he locu- lar Rabbi Kalz admi'H'ed +ha'l' Kaminerzlry had besled him. Kami can imi'l'a+e almosl' every 'leacher in 'lhe school. His ex-baby si'H'er, Rabbi Gordon, is one of his favorife leachers. Anyone who s'l'ar+s up wi'l'h Eddie is in 'For a fall, since he is 'lhe sfar of 'rhe iudo class. Eddie plans 'l'o con'l'inue in Y.U. and maior in medicine. We are ideals- Hochs'l'ein, Pecheniclr, Hirsch, Cohn GARY KATZ Presidenr G.O., Managing Ediror ELCHANITE, Caprain Varsily Baslcelball, Caprain Varsiry Track, Senior Council, Swimming Team King of +he flaH'ops, Gary could never be 'Found wi+hou+ his brush. Since he is a Bronxire, if was na'l'ural for him 'ro 'lravel our 'lo Brooklyn 'lo +ry ou'l' 'lhe la+es'l- ChaCha s'lep. As Mr. Congem ali'l'y of Y.U.H.S., Gary was one of l'he mosl' popular and aclive members of our class. He possesses oulsranding leadership abill 'lies which led 'lo his elecfion as Co-Cap'l'ain of our Baske'l'ball +eam and appoin+men'l' as Managing Edifor of 'lhe ELCHANlTE. The climax o'F his polirical career came when he was elecled Presideni' o'F 'lhe G.O. Gary will a'H'end Ciry College and s'ludy Law. we IRVING KELEMER Commillees, Publicaiions, lnlramurals Irving, Gloves, Kelemer came here in our sophomore year from Miami Beach, Florida. Al Firsl' he was bewildered by lhe mysleries of fhe Nor+h, such as snow and Mr. Berger'5 red-doirs, bu+ Irving soon se++led clown and became accusromed 'lo New York life. Made by Rabbi Kah, Irving was promo+ed +o chief gabbi for Rabbi Weiss. This posilion he filled failhfully fhough wrongly accused of fearing Gemorrahs and Rambams. Head of lhe dorm religious commiH'ee, lrv Tried lo s'reer his classmales 'loward 'lhe palhs of righleousness. He will conlinue lhis work al' Yeshiva Universily. BARRY KONOVITCH Orcheslra, Publicalions, lnlramurals Barry, our class violinisl, was nicknamed Scrappy in his fresh- year by Rabbi Bernsfein. His long wavy hair has been an assel' 'lo his playing and has been l'he goal of many a leacher and s+uden+ barber. Barry has been an invaluable assef io our class' iniramural baskelball feam, using his heighl and a foofball build 'ro advanfage under +he boards. Allhough an avid baske?- ball player, Barry was unable 'lo 'lind lhe lime +0 a'l l'end var- si'ry baskerball games, bul' his baby siHing venlures have proven very successful, We are sure +ha1' he will succeed in his en- deavors a+ Yeshiva Universi+y. We are an Academ A compacl' shorl sfory, an Elchanile. DAVID LANDAU ALLEN KRONISCH Pholoslfdilor ELCHANITE, Iniramurals Chairman, Academy News Slalils. Commirlees, Publicalions Allen's pranks enlivened lhe whole dormilory and all of his classes. As a Connec+icul' Yankee, he had many misadven- lures in King Norman's Courf. He conlinually fascinaled lhe class wifh 'lales of his aulomolive anlics and his knowledge of subiecis 'From Alice lo Zelda. His abilifies, however, are no'l confined solely 'lo ex'l'ra-curricular aclivilies and AI was a be'H'er fhan average s+uden+. 95 was noi' an unusual mark 'lor him in Hebrew exams. Allen will +ake advanlage of his exceplional malhemal' l b'l' ' ' ' :ca a lily and will sludy engineering al' New York Universily. y News ecliiorial, a Ledger safire Arisla, Copy Edilor ELCHANITE, Copy Edilor Academy News. Edilor-in-Chief Ledger, Caplain Varsiiy lvlalh, Debaling Team, lnlramurals David a member of l'h A d , e ca emy News Triumvirafe, is one of lhe mosl' easy-going members of our class. Dave is also a mem- ber of 'lhe immorlal Five Who Once Smiled. This occurrence nolwifhslanding, 'rhe office would gladly confirm 'lhal Mr. Lan- dau is one of our mosl' able s'l'uclen'l's. Edilor-in-Chief of 'lhe Y.U.H.S. Ledger, Co-Chairman of our Inlerscholaslic Malls Team, and a superior performer in Mr. Licl1l'enberg's Mal'h Mara- +l1ons, Dave is assured a brighl fufure in fhe field of Maihe- ma'l'ics. He will pursue his inleresl' in 'l'his field al' Columbia College. We iii 'T 6: yiw!'1B'l . gy.-55, ff ze f -1 fl- .355 ' ,, fs ff .. SHERWIN LEIMAN Commillees, lnlramurals Sherwin Leiman is one of +he few boys who have succeeded in bolh 'lhe Hebrew and Yiddish deparlmenls. Enioying himself in Rabbi Ka+z's class where +he rebbe spoke his language, Sher- win decided 'lo swi+ch from Rabbi Weiss' high-speed Yiddish in his senior year. An excellenl linguis+, he was one of Mr. Fried's favoriles. Sherwin is an avid myslery fan and nalurally was in- lrigued by l'he grealesl myslery of 'lhem all, Dr. Harwell's chem lesls. Sherwin will go lo Cily College where he will sludy 'lo be a denl'isl'. , ff - lf s A4-I fy ERVIN LEMBERGER Ari Edilor ELCHANITE, Senior Council, Sludenl Council, Acad- emy News Slallls, Commillees, lnframurals Lem is a cheerful soul, one of lhe gra+eful survivors of Doc Charles' Spanish course. The boy wilh 'rhe happy smile is one of l'he mosl popular of lhe cha-cha men. His Salurday nighl' escapades have led him fo 'lhe far corners of 'lhe Bronx and Brooklyn, even lhough he is a nalive of Queens. His arduous work as Arf Edifor of lhe ELCHANITE and his limely quips and puns have helped us no end in pulling fhis ELCHY logelher. Lem has 'rripped fhe lighl' fanfaslic fhrough Y.U.H.S. and will probably conlinue 'lo do so during his four years al' Queens College, wil'h a long slring of 'Females following afler. We are a Sludeni' Council meeling, an assembly, A winning baskel, an eleclion campaign. ' AARON LEVINE 6.0. Siore Manager, Typing Edilor ELCHANITE, Service Squad, Publicalions, Office Squad Dubbed Aharron by Rabbi Yankelewih almosi' immedialely upon enfering our school 'From Mesifla Tiferelh Jerusalem, Aaron Levine quickly became one of our besl' known s'l'uden+s. While sludenfs and leachers alike were singing his praises, Ahaaron kepl' rhy'I'hm by banging oul' l'he beafl' on our school's resonanl desks. As chief salesman in lhe G.O. siore, Aaron was aided by his oufgoing personalily and broad smile. His abilily +o grin and bear if was also helpful in his coping wilh 'lyping jobs, par- +icularly for lhe ELCHANITE and 'lhe Ledger. He will maior in Pre-med ai' Yeshiva Universify. no GEORGE LICHTIG Varsily Debaling, Checker Team, Bowling Team, Academy News Sraffs, Commiliees, Publicaiions, lnframurals One of our s+uden+s from up Nor+h, George decided 'ro see if Yeshiva could subs+i'I'u+e for his usual hibernalion in Canada. A good-nafured soul, he le-nl' his falenis lo lhe Compaci where his poe+ry and sfories made Mr. Leibel rave. George also showed his greal' abili+y as a businessman by selling ads 'For fhe same publicafion. For+una+ely, +he corrugaiecl +issue paper +hey were prin+ed on did no+ reach any of fhe cus+omers. To expIoi+ his +alen+s s+ilI furfher, George will go +o Y.U. and s+udy Liberal Ar+s. 'sm i ' fu ny-Wrgr -.3-ig v. UMM , N ,, wlwwwwm . J, M f f wr , ':'fp'6',.f' ,J i ,ii ll, ' ' PETER LOWINGER FREDDY LIEBER Caplain Chess Team, Handball Team, Judo lnslruclor, Academy News Slalls Freddy, during his lour year slay al Y.U.H.S. has evolved as lhe lypical T. l. sludenl. Coming lo us from Salanler, he sludied diligenlly and soon perlecled his melhod lor relaxing-al school. A masler ol lhe game of Dings, Freddy became chairman ol inlramural chess and Caplain ol our lnlerscholaslic Chess leam. Allhough Friendly Freddy is a mosl congenial lellow, he is nol one ol whom you may safely lake undue advanlage. This lacl can besl be allesled lo by his sludenls in lhe iudo class. He will conlinue his sludies al Yeshiva Universily. .qx 2 SX lnlerscholaslic Tennis, 6.0. Slore, lnlramurals, Publicalions Dividing his lime belween school and helping oul in his lalher's slore, Pele has had very Ii++Ie lime for olher aclivilies. Never- lheless, his honesly, inlegrily, and good nalure have won him lhe admiralion and respecl ol many of his classmales. His allw- lelic abilily, especially on lhe lennis courl, has earned him a slarling posilion on our inlerscholaslic leam. He is also an inlegral parl ol lhe Senior lnlramural Baslcelball leam. Pele can usually be found in lhe general vicinily ol his close lriend, Bruno. He plans lo go lo Cily College. wqunav-W if ,, , ,ff 'fwmwwff ' ,l filly gunman- qsvfwwf DAVID MANN Service Squad, Manager J.V., Publicalions, inrrarnurals Dave is a very aclive fellow, bo'l'h in and our of school. Slcillful al 'lhrowing a ball 'lhrough a hoop, he was an imporlanl regular on 1'he Senior ln'l'ramural baslcelball feam, and was inslrumenlal in 'lhe forming of our new Junior Varsi'l'y. He is also a Senior' S+rongman on lhe Service Squad. Despile lhe rigorous schedule he musl' carry as a Yeshiva s'l'uden'r, Dave slill finds lime for his 'Firsl' preference-working wilh people, and is lhe leader of a very successful Jewish Youlh Group. He will conlinue his sludies al' Yeshiva Universi-ly. We are happy 'limes- A soda in The Luncheonefle, A ball game in 'lhe parlc, A iam session before class. JEROME MARGOLIN Commillees, Publicalions, lnlramurals Jerry's polileness and quiel' manner have won him many friend-s in our Yeshiva. A hard worker in his s'l'udies, he has neverlheless 'found 'lime 'lo pursue many oulside in'l'eres'rs such as chess, ice slcaling and bowling. An avid Zionis+, which seems 'lo be 'lhe lrend wilh all Salanler boys, Jerry is a loyal B'nai Alcivanik. Allhough he once considered biology as a career, ever since lhe epoch of Dr. Yanpolslcy, Jerry has been undecided. He will conlinue his educalion al' Yeshiva Universily. MAURICE MAYER Service Squad, Varsiry Tennis, Varsiry Bowling, Debaring Team, Judo Team As one of our more avid B'nai Alcivanilcs, Moish is alwaye pre- pared 'ro argue wi+h anyone aboul' Zionism. One of Dr. Charles' loyal ceniurions of +he fif+h legion, Maurice had a perpefual colloquium wifh whomever happened +o- be siH'ing nexl' +o him. In his Freshman year, he realized 'l'ha+ high school is nofhing buf a series of home sfudy courses, and go+ an early sfarf in his way fo +he school cu++ing championship. When he was in school, Moish somehow found fime +o be on our bowling and swimming feams. He will con+inue ai' Yeshiva where he will maior in psychology. .Cf A Gi f Nr Q3 .u T SHELLEY MILLER Presidenr Junior Council, 6.0. Represenralive, Chairman Con- sfirurion Commifree, Publicafions, lnrramurals AH'hough generally opposed 'l'o people named Shelley, all +he ELCHANITE Edifors agree +ha+ Shelley Miller was an excep+ion +o +he rule. Shelley was on +he one hand, in+elligen+, on 'rhe ofher, poli'I'e and courfeous las well as ambidexfrousl. During his four-year s+ay, Shelley accomplished a near-impossible 'feai by never once being suspended. Shelley, a gemorrah sfudeni' in an advanced Shiur, applied his keen logic +o in'l'erpre+ing our Con- shfuhon in fhe capaci+y of Chairman of +he Cons+i+u+ion Com- mi++e . H 'll ' ' ' ' ' ' ' e e wi malor in medicine af Yeshiva Universiiy. Av'W ' an--r 'Y' ,Q JUDAH NEWBERGER Arfsra G.C. Reg:'eser'a'r.fe Senor C:-f:' Peace , News Sraris Com'-'fees 5 'a -'a's One of our mos'I' conscieniious and serious-minded boys, Judah has commanded 'ihe respecl' of boih his 'leachers and his fellow s'l'uden'l's. His sincerify and obvious good naiure caused his class- ma+es 'lo elecl' him 'ro Arisfa. He as also served our General Or- ganizafion as Chairman of 'ihe Consiirurion Commi'Hee. As our school's only ielevision siar, Judah gained much presiige 'For 'l'he school as a represenfarive ai' 'ihe New York Times You'l'h Forum. Judah hopes +o aH'end Columbia Universi'l'y. Q We are a unii, an eniiry, a synihesis Now io assume i'l's componeni' paris ISAAC PECHENICK Va's'r.' -5TT'iSY Q-f':r Cofc' 3-:f:ar':fs a'z'as Peach came 'io Y.U.l'l.S. in his junior year. During his shorl' sray he has gained 'ihe respeci' and admiraiion of everyone wi'l'h whom he has come in con'l'ac'l'. Alihough he siudies Talmud wirh greal' fervor, lice has noi' neglecied his o'l'her sublecfs, and has main'l'ained a very high average. ln his spare +ime, ne enloys s'l'amp colleciing and playing 'l'ennis. A'H'er obiaming a degree . . HI . in mafhemaiics a'l' Yeshiva Universiiy, lsaac hopes 'lo se e in lsrael, where he will be a credii' lo our school and Orihodox Jewry al' large. Q. f i 'f2.'?I',Tm7,'-xp, x H v. vi .7f'E7iw f ,,..,,, ,i'.'.11f i f if 9GLrH,i,, ,.,,.-i,-in . .,, 7 N ,,.wf,n,3Piq 1 . 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' 'ui 'il EMU' uw if f ,if f UI 1 l IJN ' r l!! il 1 ll lf wwiz i ,221 H 5 my , feriiiifiiii ff,Wf:,Z vi ,11 MM,i9,,,7W if yum lE.fV,l1 .f' ,wa ,f ' 7 ,, ,, ff Muff' fl? limi M14 ie' f, 'Q e 'u,,1 .,a..s ,lin lm, HW f all.z swf all if f , J 1' 'WZ' , HW 1 l l ' '1 1 n gi-Q-ig wwe . mei fi f . ,ii ,,,.J,. V V 3535! '13 ,Mil s gjl, Wiif ilp , W., , Wifafl ff' 'AIM ink.: 41 mi, i3 .M .- XX 1 yiwf Sf! ., ,mx Q Hamm 1 61431 MONTY PENKOWER Baskelball, Varsily De- baling, Eclilor l-lATCl-llYA, Olzhce Squad, Publicalions, lnlra- murals Monly, ofherwise known as Terrific Lamclan, Penkower has always served 'lo bring Mr. Leibel oul' of his daily sfupor. We are all obliged 'lo Monly for playing l'he piano in adagio 'lempo al' assemblies so fhaf we would miss our nexl class. A versalile mind, Monly has been invaluable +o +he baskelball +eam,, de- bafing +eam, chess 'I'eam, and checkers leam. Always an excellenl' linguisl, Monly has excelled in four languages: English, Hebrew, French, and Spanish. Monly hopes lo malor in liberal arfs. 6.0. Represenlalive, Manager Varsily We are an inner spirif Burning in fhe hearf of a people. JEHOSHUA POMERANZ Presiclenf C5.0., Capfain Varsify Track, Varsify Bowling, Pub- licafions Jehoshua Pomeranz, a former 6.0. presidenf, is one o-f fhe mosf respecfed and besf liked boys in fhe school. Affer serving his sfrenuous 'l'erm of office which included wrifing leflers 'lo Ramaz, reducing fhe price paid for gold keys, and posfing car- foons on fhe bullefin board, Josh decided fo refire from polifical life. He remains as innocenf and unspoiled as ever, and we are sure he always will. Good af running, nof only for office, Josh is Co-Capfain of our Track Team. Though originally from Buf- falo, he plans fo affend Yeshiva and will major in engineering. MAYNARD RABINOWITZ Managing Edifor ELCHANITE, Varsify Debafing, 6.0. Repre- senfafive, Publicalions, Commilfees lf would be difficulf fo find a more personable and mafure mem- ber of our graduafing class fhan Manny Rabino-wifz. Enfering Y.U.H.S. in his sophomore year as a member of fhe Queens dele- gafion, he has gained many lasfing friends in Yeshiva. lf, on Sun- day mornings Manny does nof look his energefic self, fhis is probably fhe resulf of a profracfed frip fo Brooklyn lhe nighf before. We are all looking forward fo Maynard's success in Columbia where he plans fo maior in physics. wi HENRY RESNICK Capiain Varsiry Baskelball, Academy News Business Mgr., Var- siiy Swimming, 6.0. Represeniaiive, Varsiiy Tennis When Henry Resnick came 'lo Yeshiva, he was known simply as +he Freshie. Four years and a few baskeis lafer, Hank has ac- quired many more nicknames, buf has remained every bil' as modes? as he was when he iirsr enlered. Because of his afhleiic accomplishmenis, many people do no+ even realize 'rhai' Hank is a very fine siucleni, parficularly in Talmud. Known by 'Phe ad- minisiraiion for his ouispokenness, and by his friends for his easy good narure, Hank is 'lhe opera lover's opera lover. We expecl' Columbia's Lion +o roar vicforiously many 'limes before Hank's sfay rhere ferminaies. I M i Q wi i MARTIN ROSMAN Typing Ediior ELCHANITE, G.O. Represeniaiive, Varsiiy Hand- ball, Academy News S+aws,, Commiiiees A very quie'l' fellow, Mariy slipped in, almosi' unnoiiced, wi'rh ihe Queens invasion during his sophomore year. Those who have goH'en 'l'o know him, however, consider fhemselves forfunafe in- deed, for Marry is a very fine individual, wi+h oufsfancling char- acfer. He has served on +he S+uden'l' Council, and has been 'lyping edifor of many siudenr publicaiions, including ihe ELCHANITE. During his spare fime, he enioys a game of handball, chess, or checkers. Marry will pursue his scieniiiic inieresis in lhe field of medicine, and we know he will be a success. pig, E ARYEH ROUTTENBERG STEPHEN ROTHMAN Chief Librarian, Commiffees, Academy News Sfaffs, lnframurals Wifh fhe insfallafion of Sfeve Rofhman as Chief Librarian, or- ganizafion and efficiency became key words in our library. Under his able supervision, a complefe invenfory was faken, and we finally know exacfly how many books have disappeared from our shelves during recenf years. Sfeve was also insfrumenfal in fhe founding of fhe infamous poi-boHle carfel which has neffed 'lfhe parficipanfs a small forfune fhis year. His igreaf cleverness and ingenuify, as evidenced by fhis and fhe Iibrary's new burglar alarm-skull cracker are sure fo make him a success in his chosen Career. fikci A, X ul To illumine fhe pafhways of man From our minds will emanafe fhe ligh'l' Eclifor-in-Chief Ledger, Academy News Sporfs Edifor, 6.0. Represenfafive, Varsify Baskefball Manager, Commiffees Infra- murals Roo+in' +oo+in ' Rouffenberg came from fhe greaf cify of Bahs+on 'ro fhe sequesfered halls of Y.U.H.S. where he pro- ceeded fo raise his average and develop a repufafion as one of fhe besl' harpooners in 'lhe Senior class. His droll sense of humor offen senf Rabbi Reguer's cardiac classes info gales of k b ll laughfer. Aryeh, one of fhe ablesf members of our bas ef a +eam's managerial sfaff, was confinually a hosf fo his many friends in his semi-privafe one-room suife. He will malor in Law al' Cify College. ' 1 1 ' lEii 3fi7llTiiii.'ii ' l' ' 1 ' ,li 1' 1' i 1'l-ifw lv ilgiiiiwlilryi w il i, i , mv.-yi N ' ' ' f-!' i!i'riJ?J2'ili5lllllliliW l 'Lf,.:,'f5 .fam 'L''fs'Ifr'iglflff1i:rwl' l, ' ' I-llRscH nucl-:LIN ' Service Squad, Varsify Bowling, Librarian, Comrniflees, Pub'- I , A licarions . A , ' Hirsch is a ood s+uden+,and a conscienfious worker. As Rabbi I L M. ,,,'. . jz Gordon's confidan+e, he hears many opinions fhai' are ofherwlse ' 'V' w Q o . o Li . iii' M,-4 kepf secre+. Hirsch has always been m+eres+ed in sporls and I5 y l on fhe lnierscholasfic Bowling Team. He is also on fhe Academy ,,:i,f l News Sporfs Sfaff and has been Sporfs Edilor of 'lhe Ledger. - gil' Unlil now Hirsch has been inleresfed in science. However, af ,,..i 71'1'J,'vwZl, 4 . . , gl i' +1 We iii? presenl, he finds himself a mile confused by Mr. Landau's square , s ,., . . . . . w wheels and welghfless bars. Hirsch will neverfheless malor in -rw. -1. -'all f em ,-,, Mae . Pre-med af Yeshiva. rlll ' , vw ll ,All-'ls ii Fliaif' il' 'G BM V ' ill 3 'ph ' gl 'vlf W willg iiagA5il2Wlii5l3l,iEillsgwi 5' f ' 'iiiiljflyiiiifafii W N- i,nr,gw,f -,f- - , 'w-i,?L.ifi'fi, -1 fl , , , J is , ' -, if GABRIEL SCHLANGER r Debafin , Senior Edilor Ledger. 6.0. Represenlalive, Varsiy g Academy News Slafls ' ' ' 'F ' his G b Schlangers chief claim fo ame is A jack-of-all-irades, a e ' ' ' 'F cl ' feresls are A Smileys many dlversile in broad smile. mong ' d ' nce ficfion. Gary h lzers ma+h arm wresfllng, an scie chess, c ec , , - is an oufsianding sfudenf. Despife all fhe lime he spends on sfudies and hobbies, he sfill was able fo serve on fhe Sophomore ' N . S hlang B S'l'aFF of 'lhe Academy ews c Council and 'lhe usmess ' ' ' ' ' ' h osl' U's in Doc d b s dls'hnc+lon of receiving 'I' e m holds fhe u lou ' d 'n his chosen career Shapiro's class. Gabe will surely succee I Physics. li We shall be Phe builders, Phe healers, Phe scholars The sPaPesmen, 'Phe Peachers. DON ELLIOT SCHWARTZ LEON SCHLOSS CapPain Service Squad, VarsiPy Bowling, Publicalrions, lnframurals Leon, Doc Charles' favori'Pe peon, is one of Phe quiel'esP and nicesl' boys in our class. His dignified and orderly manner, coupled wi'Ph his membership in Pomeranz's Chevrusa , won him Phe capPaincy of 'Phe Service Squad. ln 'Phis impor'PanP posi'Pion, Leon played a lcey role in repulsing Phe invasion of 'Phe school by 'Phe Middle SPaPes Associa'Pion when Phey came 'Po accredil' our hal- lowed halls. Boys like Leon are a credi'P 'Po 'Phe school Phey aP'Pend. Leon plans 'Po a'rPend Ci'Py College and will maior in engineering. ,Feesvm me P Q 'FST -, ,L .ff M .s s if,-mf., es .1 stir r' m::.'fr,1,-. . nel safffs4,i'sl??5f M WfN?g?f5?e:ff'+rfr1i,.s ii -,roses .1 i H. ., ., , Pi .v-kiixh-eff, g 1 mi.---1 - H ur 7 - - :- - . , 1 assi-Jer-ee-F ' ' ' 's 1 , 's ' - ' k is ArisPa, Ari' -EdiPor lfl.Cl-PANPTE, Varsi senPaPive, CommiPPees Through his 'Pine scholas'Pic abili'Pies and dedica'Pion 'Po his work, Don has become a successful s'Puden'P a'P Y.U.l'l.S. One mani'Pes'Pa- 'Pion of his sucvess is his membership in Mr Wollman's 99 l b . c u and Mr. LichPenberg's perpe'Pual IOO group. These vicPories, how- ev h ' ' ' er, ave nol' prevenPed Don from parhcipahng in many exPra- curricular acPiviPies. He is one o'F 'Phe ELCHANITE' ' d s in us'Prious arl' ecliPors and has been Managing Edi'Por of 'Phe Compac'P Be P h cause o 'P ese accomplishmenfs, Don was elec'Ped 'Po Aris'Pa. From whal' Don has shown in Phese las'P few years, Phere seems li'P'Ple doubl' of his ful' ' ' ' ure success in 'Phe 'Field of medicine. Py DebaPing, 6.0. Repre- WWWQM fs: MORDECAI SCHWARTZBORD Academy News Slalls, Commillees, lnlramurals Mordecai's benigniiy and 'lolerance have s+ood him in very good siead during his high school career. Many was 'lhe rime Mordecai bore 'lhe brunl' of lhe +eacher's anger when he saun- iered in wifh his admil' iusi' as fhe leacher had finished +he liffeen minuie slruggle fo spell his lasf name on +he lale slip. Neveriheless, Mordecai's na+ural abili+y in Hebrew made him one of Rabbi Reguer's favorife pupils. His mercaniile abili+ies won him a posifion of disiincfion on +he High School co-op. Among his many hobbies are fishing, handball, and 'linkering wi'rh radios. He will affend Cily College where he will major in Lib- eral Arfs.. Uk S-. Q-Ist is MAURICE DAVID SIMCKES Capiain Varsily Bowling, lnlerscholaslic Chess, Service Squad, Commillees, Publicalions One of +he mosl innocenl and well-mannered boys upon enfering Yeshiva, Sonny Simclces has evolved as a 'typical Yeshiva Slu- denl. The melamorphosis 'roolc place during lhe four year slay in which he endeared himself 'ro his classmafes, ieachers, and ad- minis+ra+ors as well. His ferriiic sense of humo-r, grea'r laleni for venfriloquism, and abilily fo produce unusual sounds have senl many classes in+o hysrerics. His pleasanf smile and innocen+ face have slood him in good s+ead, bringing him lhrough many a dangerous incideni unscaihed. Always an excellen+ s+uden+ when he lries, Sonny will major in medicine al Yeshiva Universily. V yW,,,,,w-.--4- ,r-r- f,- -sqm, will Aw-4 W' M 'mv' 1 Wlfil 2 f DAVID SINGER lnlramurals, Commillees, lnierscholasfic Chess and Bowling, Librarian David Singer is a raiher quiel' individual. He is so quiei, in fad, Ihaf he was able +o go fhrough a who-le 'ierm in Rabbi Dardac's Hebrew class wi+hou+ making his presence known-even +o fhe Ieacher. Dave is one of Ihe boys and his many friends in school know whai a 'line person he is. A regular Romeo, David is a Aih Murra sfudlo. greai' dancer and 'reaches 'lhe Samba a+ an r ur y Dave plans +o aHend Yeshiva Universlfy where he will major in His'l'ory. We are sevenfeen, We shall live four +imes sevenieen and more. MICHAEL STOKAMER 6.0. Represenlaiive, Librarian, 6.0. Siore, Sophomore Council. Commiliees Mickey, who hails from Cuba, is our class's La+in Lover. A vel'- eran of Ihe old T. I. his chief claim Io fame lies in Ihe many hours of merrimenf he has provided us wifh his inimifable infer- prefalions of The Goo+ch, Rabbi Grossman, Dr. Charles, and 'l' I' CI many o'I'her 'faculfy members. Mickey is also exfremely in eres e in cusfom-made cars and spends much of his 'free 'lime fhumbing Ihrough auio magazines. He plans fo aHend New York Umverslfy where his wiH'icisms will confinue Io relieve many a furrowed brow. lwlllifm 'i'1C2..4g.7,ir SEYMOUR UKELES ELCHANITE Sporis Ediior, l.Y. Represeniaiive, Ediior-in-Chief Compaci, lniramurals, Commiiiees Alihough Shakespeare asks Wha+'s in a Name? Seymour Ukeles knows wha+ a diliference a name can make. Affecrionaiely called Uke-Duke or Ukey by his classmafes, he finds 'lhai' even 'leach- ers lake an occasional crack ai' Ukeles, eilher mispronouncing il' or dubbing him Mr. Tahi'ii or Hawaii . Mr. Leibel's Ukelele Baby has noi' lei' all fhis preveni him from mainfaining a high average and amassing many friends. Always science and sporl's minded, Seymour firs+ became Science Edifor ,+hen Co-Edi'ro-r- in-Chief of +he Compaci and was also Sporis Edifor of 'ihe EL- CHANITE. Seymour will major in Engineering ai Ci1'y College. L, N x l Ja DAVID WERB Varsily Bowling Capiain, Service Squad, 6.0. Represeniaiive. Junior Council, Publicaiions Hailing from Caldwell, New Jersey, David Werb en+ered o-ur school wi+h an innocence lacking in mos+ New York boys. David overcame Rabbi Zaks' Yiddish by speaking +o him in fluenl He- brew. An excellen+ La'l'in scholar, David was noi' one of Doc Charles' Wague Werbs . David also marked +he coming of a second generafion of Werbs in+o Rabbi Weiss' life, since Rabbi Weiss also +aughi' David's fa+her. His broad smile has won him many lasfing friends. He will coniinue ai' Yeshiva Universiiy. DAVID WESTREICH lnferscholasfic Checkers, Publicafions, Commiffees, lnframurals David Wesfreich's precise and logical mind has helped him fo overcome fhe difficulfies of fhis schoo-l's fhree mosf puzzling sub- iecfs-gemorrah, group fheory, and Greifzer. Unforfunafely, due fo fhis very same logical mind, Dave found disfavor in fhe bushy eyes of Dr. Yampolsky. Aside from fhis minor blemish, David's high school record has been a very fine one. A sfaunch B'nai Akiva member, David is looking forward fo his fufure life in lsrael. 'He will confinue his sfudies af Yeshiva Universify. We shall succeed, - For we have confidence, in a fearful world, , 4- We shall progress, for we have direcfion. I, We are fhe voice of fhe fufure. . g ' ki 1, ' wrt G55 i 'gi' NATHANIEL ZEMEI. Publicafions, Commiffees, lnframurals Naf came fo us af fhe beginning of his iunior year from Miami, and his sunny disposifion and even femperamenf gained him quick accepfance as a friend and a classmafe. He soon found himself faking parf in many acfivifies, ranging from Compacf Typing Edifor fo S.O.Y. Represenfafive. Sincerely inferesfed in his classmafes' religious benefif, Na+ Zemel was easily elecfed Gabbi of fhe dorm shul. Naf plans fo aH'end fhe Universify of Miami where he will maior in archifecfural engineering. 5 H 352 AOFLOI' 0!g0ll.I',9l'252I'lC2 iii I'2?LleJt2J dub reunion of My CAM of 1959 f., Ae AJUL ,,A,,,,, gmc in the Watian Jampoftjdutbfori on fb fwmf,-M0nJ0fjune nfinefeen Lun,L-QJMJMI,-nine af ezgh fLz,ff,,,,.m. cf IIXMUM anclcgifclren invuifeol bllll 4. ' :S 65 E5 'K off F 954' .- , - T1 T 'F W N- f T X 5 I5 X D: ac 9 ff 5,119 f ff 2 F H 5 ' ii ::A Q Q AN gx A, , V , x 0 CU' 5 ,4 Jlflidsummfr Nzyhfis' Dream 64 If is Monday, June 22. Commencemenf exercises for fhe Class of '59, fhe largesf Senior class ever fo gracluafe from Yeshiva Universify High School, have iusl' been complefed. Wifh fhe echo of fhe fhird singing of 'rhe Alma Mafer sfill ringing in his ears. a weary buf happy Mr. Abrams refurns fo his home. Affer a cup of fea, he rings his gong and refires for fhe nighf. Lying in fhe dark room, he begins fo reminisce .... You know, Normie, affer all is said and done, fhey were a good bunch. They were so sweel' and innocenrl when fhey enfered. I 'fowered' over fhem. Thaf firsf week Simckes asked for his fransfer papers because he fho-ughf we were going fo make fhe school co-ed. Thai' was a preffy good year. We had a liffle frouble fhe nexf year, fhough. Affer fhey gof fhrough wifh poor Dr. Yampolsky he was ready for 'Ihe 'rubber room'. Buf I showed 'em who was boss. I solved fhe mysfery of fhe 'relephone call preH'y well-heh, heh, heh. Thaf Kadish was a fine sfudenf-heh, heh. Buf fhe smiling incidenf was my crowning achievemenf. Whaf facl' I showedl I never did find oul' why Rabbi Bernsfein called ouf 'hair-raid'. They fhoughf I couldn'f see fhem fhrough fhe windows, buf I gfood on a felephone book-heh, heh, heh. They were fhe Iasf remnanfs of fhe old T.I. 'Before fhe New Regime' I fhink fhey call if. Wifh fhem ouf of fhe way I can con- cenfrafe on faking over fhe College. Then, perhaps, I will refire. I wonder whaf fhe place would be like wifhouf me. I wonder, I.ZZZzzz .... lWifh fhe in :I T' 4 use of a sensory perceiving device builf as a Wesf- inghouse proiecf by Samuel Cohen we are able fo- presenf fo you fhe following liferary franscripf of Mr. Abrams' dream.l RABBI WEINBACH: lWi'l'h fear rolling down cheekl: Gordon, will you please brin Dear Facully: age g fhe aflfendance and fhis nofe fo all fhe feachers. lHe hands Sydney Gordon fhe following noficezl If is my dubious disfincfion fo inform you fhaf due fo fhe reporfed disappearance of Mr. Abraham Normans, who is repufed , fo be our beloved regisfrar, a purpo-rfed elecfion has been fenfa- o T' Il Us Us QQ. . , ' All alleged We I. U s 'I 14 7- V Q claimed winner mon ' Miami Beach. G --. i , , I ,Im I I fively scheduled .fo femporarily fill his undefined posifion. feachers are eligible 'ro run for fhis posifion. The will kindly inform me before I resume residence al' ood luck! Till fhen I remain, Dr. Shelly R. Saphire, Principal If nofhing has changed since my lasf visif.l lMr. Abrams furns over and lapses info an even deeper sfage of sleep. Why, he can l even believe his fhoughfsll EDWARDS: This is Douglas Edwards reporling 'From fhe lobby of Y.U.H.S. 'For C.B.S. Worldwide News. Since elec+ions 'For +he posl' of regisrrar were announced +wo days ago, Y.U.H.S has been in a chaofic s'l'a+e. Waifl Here is Rabbi Weinbach, acfing regisrrar. Rabbi Weinbach, may l spealc +o you 'For a momen+? RABBI WElNBACH: Yes, bu'l' l'm in a hurry. You lcnow we haven l' seen hide nor hair lespecially hairl of Mr. Abrams. l am now in +he process of issuing an edicl' of mar+ial law +o quell +he rioring on 'lhe fhird floor. EDWARDS: There have been rumors +ha'I' you may seelc 'lhe vacafed office. ls fhis lrue? RABBI WEINBACH: No, unfor+una+ely l canno+. l'm due ro wri+e my one millionfh unexcused admi+ in +wo weelcs lAssuming, of course, +ha+ Chazin sriclcs 'lo cu'H'ing every +hird Thursday.l and I wouldn'+ sacrifice rhal' pleasure no ma++er whaf +he reward. EDWARDS: Those rio+s you men'l'ioned .... RABBI WElNBACH: Yes. lr seems +ha+ Mr. Coberf builfl' his class up +o such a sociaIis+ic frenzy +ha+ +hey're revol+ing againsl' +he abuses of big business. llvlr. Cober+, passing by, s+ops and remarlcszl MR. COBERT: Holy Gee, Rabbi, I was iuslr felling lhose kids how DuPon'I' conirols G.M. and G.M. conirols U.S. Sfeel and U.S. Sieel con+rols. . . RABBI WEINBACH: Forgei' aboul' him. He's iusl' sore because he dicln'+ gel' his new hisfory boolcs. EDWARDS: Oh, l see. Thanlc you Rabbi Weinbach. Now we swifch you +o Eric Sevareid for an analysis of 'Phe sifuarion. lScene changes fo Shapiro Memorial Library.l SEVAREID: There seems 'lo be liHle hope now +ha+ Mr. Abrams will re'l'urn. Rumors +ha'l' he has choked on a 'forfune coolcie have been discoun+ecl. As 'For +he elecrionz The morning af+er 'lhe fareful announcemenl' was issued, Rabbi Reguer s'ra'red +ha'r il' was aboul' 'l'ime for a change. He was siclc and +ired of drab yellow admifs and wanfed wysferia ones +o march his handlcerchiefs. Rabbi Fulda pro- 'I'es+ed lhal' +his sfand was nor rypically Jewish, and, anyway, he had a Masores +ha'l' admi'I's were yellow. Thai aflernoon Mr. Coberf said fhal' he'd welcome a full line of admiis in various shades of red. Mr. Landau s'l'al'ed 'rhai' he had already wallpapered 'rhe firsf floor of his house wifh yellow admifs and +hough+ his wife would welcome a li'H'le varialion. Wi+hin me 5-Xrahex11Yl gang Bodfds A . SEHTOYS rx'-six femori .Sak sewn- Hamma- Lael ii T5lacklD0aYd X maz- 'iook xheh yewllts were 3 X. . Q T e : -. sf! ' UOUTO xr students Tecen ef S00- irxg. .ru Hath Scores finest. emi--in -i particulatli mtbirh-. This VET AEYXIXQI That onli h wiilx ing COH:10k adliauced yiylaiioqnun- 1 Yen to , U fir. Llchienbmgcbism in the iaielv. due to iivhthe right Side audiioium' O.n ille English WSE received Soqmace of the Clasia anal axer e ated an The ,Cyn NO hun me Ha- 'ai ' D' - Q ab0Ve iiortv-two Pomi' RK . 1 ge. O . Hai axera, CGD XY TEE? YP THE G BQYSY nexr few days, 'lhe baHle lines were drawn. The con- is , ff' T I . Tie' . f W A ,f lll rs r 'ZCXLMA f fjlf If 1,27 VE TEX! 5 xg JZ V if XTX ll Wi' ,I if l X' 4 ' li l I gl Nklh less e X i' 7, li X l WN L' 5 X, XX X 753 1 XR, ' 5 lei X X - 'il 1 TT -5 'E'-A5 X , 4. 12. if , XX M lx. gif. V -g I ,l ,Ulf afiuii,-N 'i' T lv. - ' ,Q ,ff if 'X serva+ives baclced +he pla'H:orm offering no change in admi+ color. Mr. Wollman ioined +his parfy because he considered himself yel- low +o 'Phe end. The remainder of fhe Faculry was for variegaiecl admi'l's, bu+ There were infernal rumblings be+ween wys+eria and red. ln general, if seems +ha+ rhe 'reachers who spend mos'r of +heir day in T.A. joined +he conserva+ives, while 'rhe remainder, including 'I'he 'Teachers from Bronx Science, have gone over +o 'the liberal side. The liberals have already adop+ed, You'll wonder where +he yellow wen+, as +heir campaign slogan despi+e rhe vehemen+ pro'l'es'l's of Dr. Harwell who was ready 'ro se'H'le for eirher You'll be piclcin' yellow glass ou'l'a' you're face, or Baubles, Bangles, and Beads. Nomina+ing conveniions for +he fwo par+ies will be held 'io- morrow. The 'leachers have consenfed 'lo include 'I'he Seniors as voring delegares. Mr. Lichrenberg, who refused +o 'false sides in 'l'he polemics has agreed +o acl' as mediafor berween rhe +wo par+ies. He will also hold +he pos'r of parliamenfarian al' rhe conveniions. We swilch you now 'lo Chef Hunlley of a rival neiworlc 'For a difierenl' view of lhe silualion. lScene Swilches 'io Narhan Lampor+ Audi'l'orium.l 66 CHAPTER TWO HUNTLEY: This is Chef HunTIey reporTing for N.B.A. News from The NaThan LamporT AudiTorium. The liberal parTy's convenTion was scheduled To sTarT aT The beginning of fourTh period, buf has noT yeT commenced as George lBubbIesl Harwell has noT yeT come in from Bronx Science. IT's almosT fiffh period .... lOne half hour IaTerl Yes, here he comes now, whis+Iing down The aisle. lDocTor Har- well mofions for iusl' one minuTe To Take off his coaT. FifTeen minuTes IaTer he has Taken off his coaf and is replacing his haf wiTh a yarm from his pockeT.l The convenTion is abouT To begin. Mr. Lichfenberg will now address The group. He mounTs The podium amid boos and hisses from Those Seniors flunking calculus. MR. LICHTENBERG: Now boys, I hope This meeTing won'T Take Too long. I've goT an imporTanT Zionisf meeTing To aTTend and l'll have To leave here before 7:00. Now IeT's begin. BuT iusT remember, resTricT your poinTs of order To points of order. Docfor Harwell now has The floor. DR. HARWELL: lAmid boos and hisses from Seniors who flunked chemisTry.l l'd like To infroduce our parTy Theorisf, Mr. Landau, who- will read us The parTy plafform. MR. LANDAU: lAmid boos and hisses from The Seniors who are failing physics. In a dull, droning voicezl Now we all know why we're here. The Time is ripe To provide new, colorful admiTs for our school. Remember, Today, admiTs-Tomorrow, The scho-oll lAppIause from maiorify. Boos and hisses from Those seniors who have coIIecTed large numbers of old yellow admiTs To be used when They cannoT geT excused admiTs for cuTTing classes. Their disapproval is based on anTicipaTion of The facT ThaT They will no longer be able To pass olif These admifs To near-sighfed Teachers if The color is changed. lln response To The boos and hisses Mr. Landau adds as an affer- ThoughT:l IT seems ThaT some of you guys don'T approve. I suggesT ThaT you complain To The coach. lBoos and hisses from baskefball Teaml. DR. HARWELL: Thank you, Blih. We all love you .... And now we are ready for nominaTions for The one who is To have The privilege of being sTandard bearer for The colored admiT cause. Who will be our nexT regisTrar? MR. BREINAN: lAmid boos and hisses from Those Seniors who were reiecTed from coIIege.l I would like To show my appreciaTion To Mr. Coberf for The Times he has IeT my son Eddie ouT of history To Talk To me. I nominaTe Mr. CoberT. MR. COBERT: lAmid boos from The capiTalisTs.l Holy gee, Mr. Breinan, Thanks a IoT. BuT fellas, here's The piTch. I am forced To decline. My conscience will noT permiT me To be regisTrar as long as average American jerks like Harriman and Rockefeller are running our counTry. Why, iusl' The very names of Those guys are anafhema To me. Holy gee, Ronald Q. Swine in his book DirTy CapiTaIisTs , menfions on page 243 Thaf our counTry is run by only one company. I have The book righT here in my briefcase. I goT iT as a paperback, a real bargain aT SI.98 .... HARWELL: Are There any oTher nominaTions? Mr. Bloom? MR. BLOOM: WhaT did you say? DR. HARWELL: I said, Mr. Bloom, do you wanT To nominaTe any- one? MR. BLOOM: lAmid chorus of Flow GenTIy SweeT AfTon. l Oh! Oh! Now I hear you. I may have been crunching my Clark Bar iusf a li++Ie Too loudly before. No, I don'T wanT To nominaTe. Mr. Leibel Junior does, Though. 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I could never commit myself to working in this type of institution, where such boys are students .... i' We of this paper agree, that this is definitely not the type of institution to which Dr. Yampolsky should be com- mitted. DR. HARWELL: Yes, Junior. Did you raise your hand? MR. LIEBEI. JR.: No, I was iusT Tickling The bufterflies. BuT since you called on me I mighT as well nominaTe somebody. I will nominaTe a I I I I I man who will provide for me when I lose my nighf school iob because I wenf on sfrike, a man who would rafher die of pneumonia fhan asphyxiafion, my Daddy! MR. LIEBEL: I decline. I refuse 'Io serve as regisfrar in a school where fhe sfudenfs: I-don I' fake bafhs befween classes, 2-frequenfly breach my aufhorify by going behind my desk, and 3-close windows when i'l s only 30 below zero. I will say, fhough, fhaf in case of a Russian affack, fhis building is as safe as any bomb shelfer in fhe counfry. DR. HARWELL: lBlowing small bubbles fhrough a Iengfh of glass 'I'ubing.l I wish you'd hurry up and nominafe somebody. l'm due fo give my Molecular Wha'I ' fesf in anofher five minufes. MR. LICHTENBERG: And I have fo affend fhaf Zionisf meefing. DR. HARWELL: Dr. Greifzer, or is if Misfer? MR. GREITZER: I'I s Mr., buf call me Dr. I would like fo nominafe a man of frue genius, a man whose percepfive mind, keen grasp on fhings, perspicacify, kindness, wisdom, fine iudgmenf, and above all, modesfy, enfifle him fo fhe highesf of posfs. I would like 'Io nominafe a man whose sheer superiorify knows no limifs. I . . . I . . . I . . . I. . . . lAf'Ier I2 minufes of superlafives, Dr. Harwell inferveneszl DR. HARWELL: How do you know he'll accepf? MR. GREITZER: I've already accepfed. I also have here a shorf, nea'I', simple, proof by group 'Iheory fhaf shows why l'm fhe besf man and 'Ihe only logical candidafe so we can iusf dispense wifh 'Ihe formalifies. HUNTLEY: The audiforium is in a frenzy. Mr. Greifzer is being given a sfanding ovafion. Mr. Lichfenberg has given his proof fo Schwarfz fo mark. He is leaving now fo address fhe conservafive convenfion in 'I'he Beis Medrish. We swifch you now fo David Brinkley in fhe Beis Medrish. O 0 C 69 J 0 U3 or ex'-iifigc G Y SQ .50 Cys 5 E XX. 0' 6044,ifLiX1'e A S0236 6060 Xe l C59 Aa, ra, Q i . QQ? x9 .Q X. v va Y56 'Xrb' X666 Q62 :Koi Q6 QV 56 .42' .35 .5629 'QQF vga-9 ga-A .56 fax? Q3 1 ii XBQACDYQ db JQXOQXQCQ. QC an XN5 QW. Rise avi wi BRINKLEY: The .fhrong has quiefed down and is now waifing for Mr Lichfenberg fo open fhe convenfion. Here is Mr. Lichfenberg now pulling in from fhe lobby. Sir, would you mind backing your car off my foof? Thank you. MR. LICHTENBER6: lAmid boos and hisses from Seniors sfill faking Calculus! l'm in a rush, so I won'f speak long. I iusf wanl' fo remind whomever you nominafe fhaf if he is elecfed, he should remember fhaf according fo fhis Ieffer I iusf received from Congress, af fufure assemblies we will firsf sing fhe Alma Mafer and fhen fhe Hafikva followed by fhaf ofher song. l'm furning fhe meefing over fo Mr. Schain who will preside. BRINKLEY: Mr. Lichfenberg has iusf dragged ouf. Mr. Schain, fo show parfy Ioyalfy, is wearing one of his more conservafive fies. We now bring you fhe proceedings from fhe floor. MR. SCHAIN: l'm very happy fo serve as chairman of fhis fradifion minded convenfion which desires fo refain fhe yellow admifs. I, myself, feel very sfrongly abouf fradifion. So sfrongly, in facf, fhaf I have faughf my course in exacfly fhe same way for over fwenfy years. Now, if 'I'he weasels will sfop snickering, we can begin. Rabbi Bernsfein, do you have somefhing fo say? RABBI BERNSTEIN: Yes! Now gef fhis sfraighf. I was in fhe b-box foday, and I overheard 'Iwo guys saying fhey were going fo nominafe a feacher who doesn'f use Hebrew as fhe language of insfrucfion. l'm faking no chances on fhis guy winning fhe elecfion. l'm quiffing righf now. I've gof a good job lined up wrifing pamphlefs againsf fhe Shichifah Bill. MR. SCHAIN: Does anyone else have somefhing fo confribufe? Way in fhe back! lhe poinfs fo Mr. Wollman, who is acfually sfand- ing way in fhe fronfl 67 MR. WOLLMAN: Gee, fhal' was a fine speech! If was 9770 perfecf. Bul' I fell' Rabbi Bernsfein could have been a liffle more emphafic. Of course, he doesn'I' have fo agree wifh me. In facf, if he clidn'f agree wifh me, I'm sorry and I apologize. lThere is a commofion in 'lhe back of fhe Beis Medrish. The Rabbonim are frying fo selecl' a spokesman from amongsl' fhem- selves. Rabbi Parness modesfly defers fo Rabbi Feldblum, Rabbi Felclblum fo Rabbi Yankelewilz, Rabbi Yankelewifz 'Io Rabbi Weiss. Rabbi Kafz finally breaks 'I'he deadloclcl RABBI KATZ: I would like fo make fhings as clear as 'Ihey are fo everybody in my shiur, which means I'II have fo waif for Boylan fo explain. I may speak your language, bul' I really can'f be expecfed fo undersfand if foo. Yiddish I use only when fhe adminisfrafion walks in. Genflemen, I have always foughf changes. When fhey wanfed me fo swifch from 'rhe firsf year fo fhe second year, I foughf fhem. l was already giving fhe besf shiur in fhe Yeshiva. Thai' was because fhey had me as a Rebbe. Of course, if fhey have a Tei+ch Verl'e Rebbe, whaf can you expecf? By fhe way, did I feach you my four- year psychology course? All you need are four words, You hafe your parenfs. RABBI REGUER: M're+ oom'ref oom'shushke+sach! RABBI TENDLER: Jusl' waif unfil fhe affernoon when flhe Assisfanf Dean confers wifh fhe Bible Sfaff. RABBI GROSSMAN: My dear Rabbi Tendlar, will you pleez resignafe and be gel' ouf of 'ear? lSuddenly a greal' blasl' of a ghofar resounds fhrough fhe hall. One hundred fierce Freshmen Sform-Troopers march in, followed by Rabbi Gordon riding on a whife mule. The anxious crowd is momenfarilly silenf. Then Rabbi Gordon rises and proclaims .... I RABBI GORDON: Rabbosai, I am faking over l'he regisfrarship by a coup d'efal'. My Freshmen have been fraining af mishmar for fhis so don'+ fry anyfhing. RABBI PARNESS: You can'+ do fhis. If is an issur meediorysaw. RABBI GORDON: G-d is on fhe side of fhe biggesl' baffalion and my baffalion led by Rabbi Dardac, is oufside. So G-d is on my side, Rabbosail RABBI WEISS: H-H-Who gave you fhis pshaf, fhe Hebrew feacher? RABBI GORDON: I am fhe Hebrew feacher. I fhink i+'s in Berachos. RABBI WEISS: lbifing his beardl I also learned Berachos once. Kele- mer, bring me a Berachos. 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Teabfiuse Ca - lay The Abi am'5 Y 9 av GMT- as x0 P Moon- I ector . du' ' Aumlsl wal 2 WCM, Wei as If exlllalne '. h role of ab ak OHS OI -mrs W I e We our Q u kqhaw boy. h ram UC E lack muc af I I5 Sigel the play mfg aavor and oven' M, Abrams- OE IIS l . . amhentlclwi xlgesidee we neeet bsenl' ,ming I were 3 for noi P 5010 e QXCUSE 97 0Y!i I ,uf f J-,f TJ-7 ,.-1:-'-'Z ,il f,,,...- --M: ,I an I ,,.-ff .-oi' 9 6, sf , 68 Suddenly, a cloud of smolce is seen enfering fhrough fhe door. A figure ofa man is seen 'rhrough fhe misf. He unwraps his fripple- breasfed coaf. By now, everyone realizes who if is-Fuldall RABBI FULDA: Sfopl l was blowforching my lcifchen when one of my sfudenfs fold me -fo come righf away. I will now proceed fo save fhe day. Yes, faking o-ver fhe regisfrarship by means of force is assurl I've called up Rabbi Solovechick in Bosfon. He fold me fo bring fhe case before fhe sfudenf courf which will have no choice buf fo convicf. COACH HY OCTANE: If you are going 'Io fell 'Ihose boys fhey have no choice, fhey may as well noi' choose af all. I'm calling Bosfon foo.. We'lI see whaf Coach Auerbach of fhe Celfics has fo say. RABBI FULDA: I+ is foo lafe. Rabbi Gordon, you shall be called Masis Gordon from now on. Do you have anyfhing 'Io say? RABBI GORDON: Does Macy fell Gimble? RABBI TENDLER: Whaf made you 'Ihink you would be a good regisfrar? RAABI GORDON: Well, everyone know fhal' a regisfrar should be bald, and my college class said I have fhe hairline mosf likely fo recede. CROWD: Hooray for Fuldal Manny's our Man! FuIda's a greaf guy! Raw! Fulda for Regisfrarl RABBI FULDA: I don'P really know if l'll have Phe Pime. I have a loP of papers Po mark and I Peach aP SPern's eighf nighPs a week. JUDD: BuP, Rabbi Fulda .... RABBI FULDA: Yes, Gershon, I always see your poinP. I guess I have no choice. I accepP Phe nominaPion. INow 'PhaP Phe candidaPes were chosen, Phe week-long campaign began. BoPh sides vied for Phe dorm voPe. The mulPi-colored side relied on big posPers. A nude by Mr. Sobel, wiPh Phe saying- She has noPhing on-GreiPzer aPPracPed much a'P'PenPion. However, Phe posPer was Paken down, noP by GreiPzer's opposifion buf by Mr. Sobel's personal opposifion, Mrs. Sobel. Rabbi Fulda's campaign was based on Phe principle PhaP AdmiPs are, and of righ.P oughP Po be, yellow. Enraged by a mulPi- colored slogan, You can'P Fulda people all of Phe Pime, Phe yellow par'Pizans sfuffed bubble gum inPo Mr. GreiPzer's pipe. Finally, aP Phe end of Phe campaign, Phe school convened in Phe audiforium for Phe elecfion assembly. The assembly began quife normally. Dr. Charles, Chairman of Phe Canvassinq Commi'l'Pee, approaches Phe mike and begins Po speak: AIl righP, ve're gonna sink Phe Nafional Anfhem now. Confusion reigned as half 'Phe school sang Phe SPar Spangled Banner, half 'Phe HaPikvah, and Mr. Fried 'Phe Marseillaise. A voice from back of 'Phe audiforium calls ouP no defacing a NaPional AnPhem, Rabbosai. You all lose Pwo poinPs. Mr. Lichfenberg runs up Po Phe podium. l've iusP goPPen orders from WashingPon which say we should sing 'Phe Alma Mafer PirsP, and orders from Dr. Saphire which say we shouldn'P sing iP aP all. Since WashingPon is dead, we'lI go on wiPh 'Phe speeches. i nf-9 Pefe COT' X0- l6S PX . lm. Ou EXBTCCZAHAX. F gd 'FXS 9 A Yuxaai uch . SYS A a UA , 3339 ex . Rabin Yeaksxxav in ,iereuce Pug KST C N: CGX 0 Aaie ref- s me Xcwaiea Y - emi Oi 'G The avi 510 l:C I mpwnii. K gooul :X mu , ned 3 , P . cream adlou ,Ce- har 5 xiii .4 UXOUP ufeieiice Piet im: ai -'nfl YP C0 x, 3 XPOPU P 5,1X6 PBX he xv?-5 a ba y P. :Hen , - Que EUOUR' -1 sci-ln..w.m.'eQ': jr FDR jf M Q:Q.U'r1.E.Gl 1-fs 'YOUR in YVIAN RN New FNANNSIN lm' PQ! I1-.. J we Rabbi Fulda, wearing a belf and Pwo pairs of suspenders, appears on 'Phe sfage in a puff of smoke and begins Po speak: RABBI FULDA: Hi! Before I begin, I would like Po say a few words. There is a rumor circulaPing PhaP I was recenPly seen in fronP of a Greek bakery wi'PhouP a yarmulka. Of course, Phis rumor can be given no credence since 'Phe Pime was noP specified, and iP is Phere- fore adoos sh'ee aPoh yachol l'hazimah. BuP, even if we could accepf 'Phe Pesfimony, iP is PoPally unPrue. IP so happens PhaP aP Phe Pime I was Pesfing a small Israeli yarmulka, which mighf have easily gone unnoficed by Phe casual rumor-spreader-aP-large. Alfhough we never say our Rabbis are perfecf, I believe I do have cerPain qualificafions PhaP should make me a successful Regisfrar. l am inPellecPually honesP and I have a wonderful sense of humo-r. Through my recenP sfudies of Phe Rambam I have come Po believe PhaP I am a minor prophef. As for Phe cause of yellow admiPs, I have a gizz-ay-raw shaw-vaw INo, PhaP's noP Phe name of a campl of yellow-yellow in Shoaffim yud-zayin which proves PhaP yellow admifg are required. The Rifvaw has a quesfion abouP my pshaP, buf my wife has proven PhaP Phe quesPion is no quesfion. IDr. Charles holds up sign, YOUR TIME IS UP , buP Rabbi Fulda confinueszl My pla'l'form includes Phe following: FirsPly, I infend Po apply Jewish Law Po Phe adminisPraPion of Phis school. For example: If sPudenP X cuPs a class of Peacher Y, and A and B are wifnesses for Y, Phen C and D come and mayzeem A and B, we'll shooP X. This will help make Phe school Pypically Jewish. Secondly, I shall geP Pough wifh Phe Seniors. If Phey can'P keep up wiPh each oPher in class, Phose PhaP are slower Phan Phose PhaP are fasfer will geP senP down Po a college shiur. There have been complainfs fhaf I don'f feach in Hebrew. Alfhough if is impossible fo feach a difficulf fexf in Hebrew, I will insfifufe a fhree year plan by which French, Spanish, English, and Lafin will be faughf in Hebrew while Hebrew will be faughf in Yiddish. ln order fo minimize fhe inherenf unfairness of oral examina- fions, I will personally examine bofh fhe Hebrew and Yiddish deparf- menfs. Since approximafely fhree weeks will be given fo each class and I, myself, will make up fhe marks fhey will be obiec-fively fair wifh no human elemenf involved. Lasf and mosf imporfanf, smoking will be permiffed in fhe classrooms. Smoking is one of fhe basic righfs of all people. To me, if is life ifself! By fhe way boys, you shouIdn'f smoke-i'I s nof good for you. So fomorrow, vofe fo-r your pal, Manfred Fulda, for Regisfrar. Remember MANNY FOO IS THE MAN FOR YOU!! As Rabbi Fulda finishes, a mixfure of applause from his parfy, and boos from his opposifion is heard. Dr. Charles once again alighfs on fhe sfage. AIl righf, now, before ve hear fhe second can- didafe, I'II fell you abouf fhe elecfion. The elecfion will be a veek from fomorrow a veek ago. Suddenly fhe lighfs are furned ouf on Dr. Charles, as Bernard Buchweifz is seen leaving fhe audiforium. Dr. Charles has Ief+ fhe sfage fo recuperafe from necrophobia. Mr. Greifzer calmly walks onfo fhe sfage and addresses fhe crowd. MR. GREITZER: Genflemenl I fhink you all know me. My name is Greifzer which rhymes wifh You're righf, Sir! lTakes ouf pipel We had a problem af Science. Joe Cherry, my friend, said fo me, Sam, Einsfein did fhis problem in fwo years. Can you solve if? I said of course, I can! If's a cinch! Whaf did Einstein have fhaf I don'f have? lTakes ouf lighferl When I say I have fhe besf mind wifhin a .fwo fhousand mile radius, you should know I am nof being conceifed, I'm iusf being honesf. lLaughs and Iighfs pipel When I ask people 'rhe Presidenf'5 name in I89O fhey all say Benja- min Harrison. These people iusf don'f know how fo fhink. lPuff-pufifl Why should Eisenhower have a differenf name in I890? Buf don'f worry fhaf you can'I' fhink. I will feach you if I am elecfed. lWave of relief sweeps audience: Mr. Greifzer relighfs pipel Buf I don'f wanf you fo fhink l've never missed a problem in my life. There is one problem I s+iII haven'f solved. lMr. Greifzer looks humble as fhe shocked exclama+ions of fhe audience are heard! I s+iII haven'f figured ouf how fo keep fhis crummy pipe from going ouf! lReIighfs pipei Buf seriously speaking-pick fhe fhinking man's candidafe, and since I am fhe only .fhinking man, fhaf means me. lAudience cheersl I I I I . ee e QOXXX . Q09 59 A W wss Q 0906 gbiaioa 31560. 'xl Sig fa-06 Qi' -Xe we wma I 05X to-50 xxx 5 66 eqxoixe xi OK Doggie oil Taekxoi- X9 06 00 , X655 23900 6 X5 ig? 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CHARLES: CCIX for Fulda, CCIX for Greifzer and XXI for F Goofch on a sfick-in. Have all fhe ballofs been puf in fhe box?? BELLER: No. Here is mine. I couIdn'f find if. DR. CHARLES: This is fhe deciding vofe. lSuddenIy, fhe ballof is snafched from Dr. Charles' hand. Why if's, if's, iI s Mr. Abrams!!!!!l MR. ABRAMS: Charles, Dr., I am appalled by your acfions. Elec- fions for Regisfrar will nof, can nof, and shall nof be folerafed while ' I am curafor of fhis insfifufion. I repeaf, nof only fo emphasize, buf for emphasis, fhaf such vofing is nof fo recur. I wenf down fo- Florida fo invife Dr. Saphire fo fhe Graduafion Exercises and fhis is whaf . I find upon my refurn. Will everyone, please, leave my office. I have some ,fransfer-papers fo make ouf. DR. CHARLES: Close ze box. RABBI FULDA: I guess fhaf's fhe maskunah. MR. GREITZER: I feel like a depressed equafion. The End ..... . . . We view 'rhe slay ai' noon on a 'fine day. H is blue, flooded by ihe lighr of 'rhe Sun. 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GaN Co-Eaxkotfm-Ckk David Landau and Eddie Breinan Copy Ediiors Gary Kaiz and Maynard Rabinowiiz Managing Edi+ors 5 ELCHANITE BUSINESS STAFF FRONT ROW: 1. lmberman, B. Frankel, H. Ruchiin. BACK ROW: H. Brownsiein, P. Hershenfeld, i. Berman, J. Greer. MISS- ING: I. Novicii Jacicie Grund Fea+ure Edi+or Seymour Ukeles Sporfs Ediior Allen Kronisch and Lewis Amsel Phofo-graphy Edirors Mr. Emanuel Leibei Facui+y Advisor 73 'gf '9'-f-wr They say ihaf for every dozen Jews, fhere are lhirleen opinions. This may be 'rrue for regular Jews, bul' when you've gol' 'lhree dozen of 'Them +ha+ have iusf been elec+ed presiden+s and vice presidenis of 'Their respeciive classes, +he opinions proliferale no end. Take our s+uden+ council, for example. Besides The Bronx Zoo and Bellevue, +here are few spofs in our fair +own flhal' can compare +o ii. Thirfy-five boys are packed inlo a small classroom. The presi- denl calls 'rhe council 'ro order over ihe din of malied sucking and slraiegy planning. If 'rhe secreiary is around, he reads The rninuies, which, miraculously, are usually accep+ed as read. The council 'lhen lakes up 'lhe agenda. The discussion on The agenda will oflen end in decriminalions yelled back and forlh be'l'ween The chairman and one of his Senior colleagues. Mr. Lichienberg, of couse, 'Feels himself dufy-bound +o in+errup+ +he proceedings and give a shor.+ lecfure on fhe e+hics of a G.O. meeiing. This is followed by a shorl' round of poinrs of order. Wi+h li'H'le more ihan half of +he agenda com- ple+ed, some scheming Senior moves +o adiourn fhe meeiing. De- spi+e lhe pro'resl's of fhe Presidenl, The moiion is passed and all members make a beeline 'For 'rl-ie door. l FALL TERM FALL TERM Student SEATED: M. Perlmurier, R. Berger, M. Galanler, M. Rabinowirz, J. Grund, F. Golub, M. Wise. STANDING Firsi Row: R. l-lochslein, E. Taylor, D. Reynolds, D. l-lain, M. Goldwasser, H. l-lechi, E. Fischer, M. Eisenberg, G. Roih, C. Siengel, A. Fink, E. Baylor, J. Zinnamon. STANDING Second Row: N. l-lalperi, M. Rorh, A. Galach. Josh Pomeranz, figh+ing a losing ba'H'le againsl' a 'Flood of poinfs of order and poinfs of informa+ion may have accomplished some wonderful fhings, buf +he Secre+ary never seemed 'io be around 'lo record 'I'he accompishmenfs. All in all: l. We had our 'Firs+ informa+ive assemly in many a ferm. If This 5, keeps up, Mr. Leibel may be reiired from his iob of making Elchy speeches. The poin'r sysfem. I SBIIET EFX 1l-QE! 2. Mr. Boylan, wi+h much bravado, refused fo accepl' 'lhe serv- ice key which he had noi' yel' been oFFered, declaiming fhe evils of 3. Several Rabbinical au+hori'l'ies, among ihem Mr. Hy WeH'- s+ein, conducled a fascinafing discussion af one G.O. meefing en- +i'I'led, Social Dancing Cannol' Exisl', or, Who Needs Ramaz When You've Gol' Your Own Purim Chagiga7 Coun il SPRING TERM SEATED: B. Frankel, J. Newberger, M. Galanler, B. Kabalx, E. Lem berqer, F. Golulo, M. Rosman. STANDING Firsl' Row: S. Pellz, I Trilel, D. I-lain, S. Fass, A. I-lershenlelcl, Y. Berra, K. Jacobson, J Golovenslcy, W. Goldslein, I-I. I-lechl, G. Rolh, S. Schlieder, M Zinneman, C. Yampolslcy. STANDING Baclc Row: I. Weisfogel, I Berlin, M. Aclesniclc, R. I-lochslein, S. Clause, N. I-Ialperl, I. Klein SPRING TERM Gary Kalz rose above his posilion as Presidenl' and managed fo conducl meelings lhal' were aclually orderly. This and a few of his o'l'her worlrs lno one lcnows exaclly whal lhe olher worlrs werel earned Gary an adulaling edilorial from 'rlae Academy News. All in all: I. The G.O., following ils policy of inferesling assemblies, man- aged lo gel' Mrs. Con Edison +o come down and explain 'ro us how lo plug in plugs and lurn on lighls. 2. Richie Berger did a very good iob in selling up a worlcing G.O. slore in lhe baclc of lhe siudy hall. Hs success provoked one a'H'emp+ lo socialize fhe slore and spread lhe profils among lhe prolelarian sludenls. 3. Jackie Grund, yielding lhe We Hale Poin+s banner, joined lhe pro-poinls-pragmalisls and made several changes in lhe already over-ramified poinl syslem. AR STA Our class demonsfrared Hs brilliance once again, by having an iniiial Arisra membership of eleven boys. Mr. Abrams was known +o approve whole- heariedly of 'lhe seleclion. As a maH'er of fad, he said, if could nor have been be-Her if l had picked fhem myself. Following +he seleclion of lhe candidaies, busi- ness moved ahead wiih greal dispaich as Gary Judd was elecred Presideni' and Sranley Boylan Vice-Presidenr. Arisla immediafely volunleered for selec+ive service on ihe Middlesl'afes Pairol Board and fhe Paren+s' Receprion CommiHee. A dispure arose during rhis year which rhreaf- ened 'ro divide Arisfa inlo biH'er, opposing iacrions. The issue involved rhe wearing of rhe elliprical pin wifh fhe maior axis of lhe ellipse in a horizon'l'al or verfical posirion. This quesrion was never an- swered fo anyone's saiisfaclion excepf Mr. Galan- +er's, since he really look no srand on 'lhe issue affer losing his pin 'lwo weeks affer receiving ii. H' is readily apparenf 'l'ha+ 'l'his year's Arisia has much of which +o be proud. Hs oulslanding iri- umphs, fhe resuli' of hard work and a slrong sense of duly, have made ii' a model which all fufure organizafions should fry 'lo copy. V W l Funk B. Kabak, G. Kaiz, P. l-lersenfeld-Chief Jusrice, G. Judd, A Griflel FIRST ROW: S. Boylan-Vice-Presicleni, S. l-loch- siein, D. Landau, D. E. Schwarrz, E. Breinan. SEC- OND ROW: S. Budick, G. Judd-Presideni, B Kabak, J. Grund, J. Newberger. lvl. Oalanrer ' 'fffl 1.1 Z' flf fl ' B. 0 xkxy 'r 'P w ' E 0 is-1 , L . N 'Alf ' .lf Mi gg Afol I ' Oi' riff' X ll 5 'psig' Af 'Ri HE-'T 3 J- ,1 gil ytihvqi' 'Y , . 4 , . xv BVU Li ll, Stud nt ourt Q oline ls SEATED: I-I. Spierer, M. Eisenberg, A. Grillel- Presidenf, P. Brody, N. Nissel. STANDING: I-I. Or- SEATEDI E. Lernberger, J. Newberger, G. Judd, B. ensfein, S. Pranlcel, J. Bienenfeld, M. Wise, G. Gu- Kabelm-President G. Kalz, P. Berger, M. Galan+er. rell, M. Jasper STANDING: M. Pell 0 . 5 C 5 Ii' gal Of' ii I l s' o S 0 10,2 .S K Ago asm Qs SEATED: A. Nonymous, F. Slwirnmelman, A. Finlc, A. SEATED: A. Lislwman, M. Kalz Y Noi A Wesl- Snowman, N. Kalz, R. Lessin. STANDING Pirsl reich. STAND-ING: N. Kosloviie .S Keufrr-lan A Row: M. Oppenlweirn, B. I-Iannmer, B. Mesferson, J. Abromowprz ' ' i ' Findel, A. Sondheim, Z. Zuckerman, S. Levenson. STANDING Second Row: G. Luger, B. Meyers, J. Greer, C. Sebrow, Q. Melarnud, l. Trolsky 77 hr Arahrmg rum SEATED: M. Sleiner, D. Landau, M. Galanfer, J. Grund, M. David. STANDING: B. Sheinlcopi, M. Perlrnuller, G. Lichlig, L. Amsel, E. l-lechl, M. l-larary, M. Rosman From The beginning of our Freshman year, lhe posilion of Edilor-in-Chief of fhe Academy News had been reserved for Sandford Budiclr, The professional iob which he did as lop man on 'rhe maslhead did nolein 'Phe leasl' violale his classmales' confidence in his abilily. Of course, Sandy is quiclr +o poin+ our fhe 'facf +ha+ any credii' he receives should be shared equally wiih his capable Associale Edilor, Sfeven Hochslein. Toge+her, Budicl: and Hochsiein, aided by an oulslanding Ediforial Board, succeeded in mainfaining fhe highesi' sfandards 'For The Academy News in fhe his'l'ory of our school. The firsf hinf of ihings fo come came in fhe 'Form of ihe lirs+ edilion which was disfribuled on 1-he second day of +he ferm. This Welcome Freshman issue, published during our annual eslivafion, was crammed 'full of inleresfing fealures and go+ all our ex+ra-curricular aclivifies off on fhe righl' fool: Na+ conieni' 'lo resl' on fheir newly won laurels, 'lhe ediiors followed lhis inilial issue wilh a fine six page issue honoring Mr. Lichlenberg on his sevenlielh birfhday. A parficularly well-wriHen feafure was lhe Under +he Dome column by-lined by Mark Galanier. He was nol' safislied wi+h merely wriling a humor column: he was quiclr 'lo 'ralre a sfand on siudenf affairs when +he proper occasion presen+ed ilself. Anofher imporfanl' cog in +he Academy News wheel was David Landau. Under ihe official +i+le of Copy Edilor, David could be more accuralely 'iermed Miscellaneous Edi+or and his worlc 'Far exceeded ihe faslcs which were associaied wi+h his posilion. The Sporfs Page of fhis year's Academy News is iusi- anolher example of The high qualify reporling which characferized fhe paper. Sporls Edifor Menachem David, ably assisled by Ephrem Hech+ and Aryeh RouHenberg, wrole ihrilling accounls of all our imporfanl baslrefball games. The sharp, clear phofographs which enlivened fhe newspaper and supplemenfed 'lhe copy originaied in fhe camera of Pho+ography Edifor, Louis Amsel. Recognifion should also go fo George Lichfig who, as business manager, saw +o if 'rhaf fhe prinfer was always paid on lime. Perhaps ihe mos+ praiseworfhy Facei of 'rhe publicalion was 'rhe Academy News' liberal edi- 'rorial policy. Confroversy was encouraged, no+ avoided. Edilorials, which offen crilicized sludenls' ac+ions, were wriHen ma+urely and were exlremely per'linen'l'. As fhe Official Sl-udenf Publica'lion, 'this year's Academy News was verifably a credil' 'I'o Yeshiva Universily High School. Shaul Hochslein and Sanford Budick LEDGER SEATED: S. Harrison, B. Frankel, D. Landau, J. Gruncl, l-lirslienfeld. M. Rabinowifz, M. Galanler. STANDING, Firsf Row: S. Boylan, M. l-larary, l-l. Brownsiein, A. Levine, S. Col1n,L Juravel S. Ulceles G Lichli M. David G . , I I gl I l Sclrmlanger, J. Miller, E. l-leclwf, M. Goldwasser, M. Sfein- er. STANDING, Back Row: L. Weslreich, M. Rosman, l-l. Ruclwlin, L. Ranger, S. Miller, E. Kamineislcy. J. Greer, P. Margolis, W. Chamberlain. SEATED: D. Sclwwarlz, B. Sheinlcopl, S. Harrison, J. Hal- bersladlr, S. Ulceles, S. Cimenr. STANDING Firsl Row: S. Cohn, S. Goldberg, H. l-lecl'1'r, G. Sclrilanger, S. Cohen, S. Rollwman, M. Rabinowilz, G. Liclwlig, J. Newberger, G. Goldrinq, E. l-leclwl, J. Pomeranz. STANDING Baclc Row: M. Rosman, l-l. Grensfein, J. Miller, M. Pell, M. Sfeiner, L. Amsel, A. Mess, N. Zemel COMPACT HATCHIYA SEATED: M. Marary, M. Penlcower, Co-Edi+or-in-Chief D. Frolwlicli, Co-Edilor-in-Chief, M. Sieiner. STANDING: M. Giclanslcy, M. Wise, J. Penlcower, J. Golovenslcy, M Glazerman, R. Posner, L. Eisenberg, L. Glass ?'?3E'ZnEiHR9?'fii. ' lil DEBATING TEAM: SEATED: M. Mayer, M. GaIan+er, B. Schein- Icopf L. Schreiber, D. Landau, S. Hochsfein. STANDING: S. Harrison, G. SchIanger, 6. Luchhg, B. Frankel, N. Urn CHESS TEAM: SEATED: M. David, S. Harrison, M. Pell, E. Lieber, B. Frankel, S. Budick, S. Hochsrein. STANDING: Z. Eawkensfein, D. Werb, M. Sfeiner, M. Penkower, G. Schlanger, M. Manfel, B. Bendow, D. Singer, N. Urn, A. Menorah SERVICE SQUAD: FRONT ROW: A. Levine, L. AmseI, E. Golub, D. Mann, G. GoIdrinq, M. Penkower, M. Mayer. ON STAIRS: M. Simclces, D. Buchweifz, E. Hechr, Y. Hirsch, E. Kaminersky, I. Kelerner, D. Werb, L. Schloss, I. Irriberman, H. Ruchlin. ON WALL: M. Goffesman MATH Landau fain, E. Frankel Goldwasser, M. Manfell. CHECKER TEAM-Seafecl: M. Rosman, S Ukeles, l. Trei+el, R. Berger, M. Cimenr, B Franlcel. Slancling: J. Pomeran+z, F. Lieber M. Pell, S. Cohn, G. Liclvlig, N. Zemel. LIBRARY - Sea+ed: Dr. B. Shapiro, L Amsel-Chief Librarian, S. Roflnman-Li brarian-in-Chief, l. Berman-Heacl Libra rian, L. Levi'H'. S+ancling: B. Taninbaum, B Mayers, S. Nusbaum, J. Ku+ner, H. Fulcl K. Gribilz, S. Ro+l1man, S. Jacobowifz. CDMMITTEE ' REDUCTIONS COMMITTEE: SEATED: D. Wes+reicI1, S. Leiman, M. PerImuHer, M. Ros- UIc I s. STANDING: I-I. Abramovifz man, M. Penlcower, S. ee ' ' ' P. Perlow, J. Bader, R. O. I-Iaas, A. Sondhenm, D. LIISCIIIIZ, I-Iochsfein 82 I I ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE SEATED: I-I. Ruchlin, J. Margolin, G. Kafz, J. Pomeranz, , GoIdI9erq, G. SCI'1Ianger. STANDING. M. WIIzIer, B. I-Iam. mer, A. I-IersI1enIeId, M. Penkower, J. Bienenfeld, S. SCIIIII der II IE. JuraveI, F. GoIub, M. David, E. Lemberger. STANDING: P. Ginsberg, I. Losf, D. ' ' I F und Lifschin, P. Lowinger, LOST-AND-FOUND COMMITTEE 'FF I SEATED: I. Kelemer, A. Gr: e M. Mussmg, M. Gedansky, . o CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE SEATED: M. Rabinowifz, E. I-Iechr, J. Newberger, S. Miller, D. Schwarfz, G. L ic I1 +I g . STANDING: N. Kafz, K. Jacob- son, J. Prysfowsky, D. I-Iain, N. I-Ialperr AWARDS COMMITTEE SEATED: B. Buclwweirz, M. Dan- zig, J. Grund, S. Boylan, B. FranI1eI, A. Kronish. STAND- ING: L. Sebrow, B. Bree, M. Snurd, I. Treirel, G. Rorh, M. Goldwasser, M. Bader, Izorbilo, I. KIeIn I M APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE: SEATED: P. Lowinger, A. Lev Ine, I. Berman, R. Berger, N NIsseI, B. Buchweirz, S. Schwarrz bcrd. STANDING EEr5I Row: N Zemel, P. I-Iaber, N. Ka'rz, J MiIIer, M. Cimenf, S. I7io'rI'1man E. Golub, S. Shimei, R. I-IocI1- sreln, E. KamIneIzIcy, STAND- ING Seccnd Row: M. AdIuT W. Earp, B. Meyers, L. WeIS- IogeI, I-I. Gershon, S. Gordon M. Fyarch 83 1 I The enlire class will go fo lhe lobby ll s really very simple, boys .... , 2 JG.,-:ax , rl., , .- 1: M -2 f. 'Ex5eErir5i9:xE?x' . 1 ' 2352 4 M ,J-51 he f' . . . and pulled our a plum. . . . 1 mv? M1512 ,..w--M-M , iig if. S8539 W , q ---'wpmesN 33 f ?iT2?'F'i1.,,. .gr , mfr '- ' msywm-w1s'f'-w '- H W--. : 1 , ' Aw l if LV- ,, '-'vgv 1: '-4 'x .. . ,gh lsr.-'iw13-.3pgf5+KEN:-gyssiwbgrv X A , xx N sw :. 'NH-'fa -'::g3:r:g.,::f '- ' Q--, - . . . and l almosl' los+ my 'ob r U, wx 3x,3e.,.?1,. XA . 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V .. ..-.v. - - ' -2:53-B. : ' .a-'X -2-V: ar-2: -frzcr we -sm-s:::'2:':'. -4 fr-:: -: : :--: ,,,,:-:yamxasgae Honesl, l never Touch, 'lhe slufll '- '54-4 'Wi' Yi 'Sill Qi, Before ills: 5: S l- ww Sonny Gay in lhe Hflh. Wha+'s so funny, misler? Affer We dedicafe fhis seciion fo Mr. Hyman WeHs+ein in appreciafion of his many years of devofed service as a feacher, coach. and friend. Athletics BASKETBALL Owing To The graduaTion oT Two oT lasT year's key sTarTers, The i958-59 ediTion oT The Y. U. H. S. baskeTball Team did noT look Torward To a parTicularly ouTsTanding season. The brighTesT spoTs on The Team were Hank Resnick and Gary KaTz, The reTurning Co-Cap- Tains. AT The end oT The summer vacaTion, everyone happily noTed The amazing improvemenT displayed by Juniors Kenny Jacobson and Lenny HirschTield. WiTh These Tour and Norm Nissel as a nucleus, Coach WeTTsTein drilled and Tired up his squad. The producT oT his eTTorTs was an eTTicienT Team, on a par wiTh any oT his greaT quinTeTs oT The pasT. The all-imporTanT quesTion oT wheTher This Team could TuncTion under pressure was soon To be answered Tor The season opener was To be played -in Madison Square Garden, where our speedy, scrap- py, Team was To Tace lasT year's champs, R. J.J. The Raiders, minus Their iron man, Rokeach, proved no maTch Tor our Mini-lvliTes and we won easily 63-3l. Resnick was high wiTh 23. TT T .l 'T i . .6 is V T- 53 i . sp. ss. 5 Q? . QQ35. : - ' 211 . -1 1- 11.3. is -,T E ' F 1 . A w ' 'ww ff . 5 , ', .g,g, 1121 'T J' F A , iii- '-I -1' I-'92 1 'V 'Y .V ., Fgrekuii r- E V TT :T E PT ,I 'n T -ss, . :H T ,L r' 1- -V 5 A: - 1 '- L 1 fi T . N if-fe 'Wi' li! .4 i L' ' 4, ze? R 'avi s-5 65 WNHS 3 's'.! ss Ti ESQ? ' ... T L . , Us '. ' - L 111- . fi 'si- ' S fi T151 i . T24 g :F E ,ms GARY KATZ - Co-CapTain - Gary's in- domiTable aTTiTude pulled The Team Through many slumps This season. Faced wiTh The problem of learning To play The diTTiculT cenTer zone, Gary developed inTo an excepTional rebounder and was a real sparkplug, boTh omcfensively and defensively. HENRY RESNICK-Co-CapTain, named BesT Prep School Ballplayer by MeT SporTs WriTers' AssociaTion, PosT and Journal American All Prep firsT Teams- Hank's B08 poinTs in his Three years broke our all Time life Time scoring rec- ord. There is no doubT ThaT if noT for an unTorTunaTe iniury which hobbled him ThroughouT The second half of The season, The l.eaper would now hold every in- dividual school scoring record. The Team, gaining momenTum, rolled over H.l.L.l. in our nexT game 83-33. Resnick's 36 alone was enough To accounT Tor The win. Following a 58-52 vicTory over Y.U.H.S.B. and a 58-36 romp aT The expense oT The Y.U. Freshmen, The MiTes Took on a Tall, sTrong CaThedral squad on Their home courT. The Teams were very evenly maTched and neiTher side was able To compile a subsTanTial lead. The halT-Time score sTood aT 32 all. WiTh 40 seconds remain- ing in The game, The score was Tied aT 66-all. D. Resnick, who had led The Team all game, puT on a TerriTic exhibiTion oT dribbling dexTeriTy. ATTer a 30 second Treeze and a quick Time ouT, Hank missed a jumper aT The buzzer, sending The game inTo overTime, Scoring oTT The Tap we wenT ahead by Two. Towards The end oT The overTime, we led 72-7l and Hank iced iT wiTh Two Touls. Final score 74-73. BASKETBALL TEAM-Fro-nf Row: M. Rofh-Manager, L. Hirshfield, E. Breinan, G. Kafz-Co-Capfain, H. Resnick-Co-Capfain, N. Nissel, S. Pogrow, L. Leviff- Manager. Sfanding: M. Penkower-Manager, J. Golovensky, A. Griffel, M. Wise, B Kabak, K. Jacobson, A. Sonheimer, H. Hechf, N. Kafz, H. Orensfein, F. Golub- Manager. The nexf league game againsf R.J.J. was a repefifion of fhe firsf friumph. Y.U. H.S. complefely dominafed play wifh Kabak con- frolling fhe boards. The final buzzer showed us on fop 60-43. Our nexf oppenenf was highly rafed Barnard of fhe Ivy League. Our feam, defermined fo avenge Iasf year's defeaf, played a spirifed game from fhe opening fap. Gary Kafz played his usual greaf game keeping fhe middle well blocked and sfealing fhe ball repeafedly. Resnick, Jacobson and I-Iirschfield led fhe scoring wifh 26, 20 and I9 respecfively. The recorded score was Mini-Mifes-8I, Bears-57. Following our 55-38 defeaf of I-I.I.L.I., fhere was falk in fhe locker room of an undefeafed season. Our record af fhis poinf sfood af 9-0. Our nexf vicfim, Riverdale, was complefely overwhelmed by fhe power of fhe Yeshiva courf machine. Resnick, playing his greafesf game, Ieff fhe moufhs of fhe parfisan Riverdale crowd agape wifh wonder ashe poured in shofs from every conceivable angle. His 30 poinf efforf was fhe second highesf single oufpuf in our schooI's hisfory. Wifh abouf fhree minufes Ieff in fhe game, Hank leaped high fo block a Riverdale shof. He landed wifh fhe full irnpacf of his I9O pounds on his Ieff leg, severely fwisfing his ankle. Despife 'rhe efforfs of his docfors and fhe fherapy adminisfered by Coach We'H'sfein,ifhe forn Iigamenfs in Resnick's leg did noi' heal. The I.eaper'.' was grounded. ..i y H 5. , -I If M M i fr, f' BERNARD KABAK--A sure sfar-fer on any ofher club in fhe league, Bernie played under fhe shadow of Resnick and Jacobson. Seeing acfion in I7 of our I9 games, he was our nimber one reserve and consfifufed an able replacemenf for fhe iniured Resnick. Wie ' ' I MH Q r -i, lg? hiigyh Q N 'g ' A u -. iz wnl Mn Mun- J V 4. , m if J I Xp y I , Q I ggi EDDIE BREINAN-Eddie exhibifs a pro- fusion of Iwo of fhe mosi valuable and imporfanf aHribu'Ies of a ball player: hustle and desire. His blinding :peed and defensive abilify on fhe courf cou- pled wifh his 'Ihree years of varsify ex- perience made him one of coach WeH- sIein's mosf valuable reserves. . n il. 2. . 'lilil-152251417 sy'-ii fri L f I V H WL Em, i,-Jiryvv .: Iwff, I V ll L l 's f X i i , lax ,M M r X r i li yy 1 , will , I , ff i 111 im ' y fm 5 ie .- , . , . r r lf ,vi-, nf- nf--'V if 1 5 ifllllil if.: -'Q' ' vlifzmwil- ii..-e. is. --L.. -N -.fi . .6 l1'5fw.jv-.g1.' HT' Qiilllm-.V rf fi-A'i 111 . fl, ,f,,v 5- 1 H 53,5 ly at My 1 l ,I J.. Jr 'ln -jenn, .Wim My CJK , 1 Wi r ff' ' i ., ,W if -3. W4 . l , mf .ggi Vi ,, .. I lf 0 fs ,lax ' my are l- eg. f . . ' 'A .oar LENNY HIRSCHFIELD-Honorable men- lion, Posl All Prep-Lenny has an un- canny shooling eye, and can arc lhe ball lhrough lhe hoop from almosl any angle. His abilily ranks him among lhe back courl aces of Yeshiva's hislory. Now began lhe heclic parl ol lhe season. ln lhe nexl game wilh Flalbush al F.l.T., lhe lead see-sawed. Going inlo lhe lasl minule, Yeshiva lound ilsell ahead by a scanl lwo poinls. A quick Flalbush baskel and lhe score slood even. Wilh one second lo go, Lenny Hirschlield gol an on-courl pass and cul lhe cords wilh a lorly-lool sel shol al lhe buzzer, giving us a 56-54 linal margain. The mosl crucial game ol lhe year was wilh Dodge Vocalional. Few expecled us lo vanquish lhis highly louled loe. Nol one ol lheir slarlers was under six leel lall, and il seemed lhal Resnick's re- bounding would be sorely missed. To our amazemenl, we were able lo hold lhe Dodge leam lo a one poinl edge al hall lime, 25-24. An inspiring pep lalk by Coach Wellslein senl back a reiuvenaled leam. Helped by Jacobson's line shooling, we managed lo build up a live poinl lead early in lhe lhird period. Jusl as we seemed lo be running away wilh lhe game, a key Dodge lime oul sellled lheir leam down lo a nip-and-luck exchange ol baskels. The score slood al 50-49 in our lavor when our hopes lor an undelealed season were dashed by a lwenly-lool Dodge sel shol al lhe buzzer, resull- ing in a 5l-50 Dodge viclory. ln lhe nexl game we opened up a wide lirsl hall lead. bul Ramaz's Mel Newman closed up lhe gap and Ramaz lied lhe score in lhe linal period. A long jumper by Jacobson in overlime gave Yeshiva a 59-57 win. Jacobson and l-lirschlield engineered lhe 70-42 roul ol Flal- bush. Jake collecled his season high ol 30 and Lenny conlribuled 20. We lhen played a greally revilalized R.J.J. leam, and, wilh Resnick on lhe bench and Nissel also inaclive, we losl our second game 40-34. ' 'Wk-: bas X 3 .,, . .,, .jgfaf .3 w J J T H In 37 -.-. g .. - X i my . 2 rsvs l f fi ,L , i .ff---'if' 5 1 NORMAN NISSEL-Scrappy liflle Norm is a skillful passer and a flashy driver. Barring furlher mishap, he and Hirsch- field are sure lo form one of our besl backcourl combinalions in recenl years. In Ihe nexl game I'l'1e Mini-Miles beal Brooklyn Yeshiva 56-37. Resnick, seeing aciion for ihe Iirsf lime since his iniury, came off Ihe bench Io score I4 poinls in 'rhe lasl quarler. In our second en- counfer wifh Caihedral, however, we were swamped 59-44 despile some fine work under The boards by Gary Kalz. We recovered by downing Ramaz 56445. Resnick was able 'ro coniribuie subslanlially once more wifh 20 poinls. II was apparenl, however, Ihal Hank favored his leg. The big queslion was Ihe play- olils. Uniorlunalely, fears lhai Hank would noi be in shape for lhe playolls were well founded. Hobbling Henry proved no march for 6'4 Norm Rokeach, who came oul of reliremenl Io lead R.J.J. Io a 70-53 viclory. In re'rrospecI', we find Ihal il was noi a bad season by any slandards. We compiled a I5-4 record and look firsl place in 'rhe league. However, we losf in Ihe playoffs. We enjoyed our greal rnomenls and we suliered our hearlbreaks. More imporlanl, was 'rhai' we showed good sporlsmanship al all Iirnes. Our Ieam served ils purpose well by being a fine a+hle+ic ambassador from our school. I+ deserves our highesl praise. Some say Ihal had il noi been Ior one bad iump, one ill-Iimed defensive effort 'rhe undefealed season Ihal has so oilen narrowly eluded our grasp would have become ours al Iasl. We Ihink back and realize Ihal all Ihisfis nol imporlani now. Who was il Ihal once said, Ol: all Ihe words of Tongue and pen, Ihe saddesi are 'il mighi have been'. ? FINAL STATISTICS Yeshiva Universify High School Baskelball Team l958-I959 Na. G. ms. r.r.A. M. mm P.r. r.P. Average Hank Resnick 9 I3 88 IO8 89 82 29 20.38 Kenny Jacobson I0 I8 l20 80 45 56 36 I5.83 Lenny Hirschfield 22 I9 I I0 77 44 57 25 I3.89 Norman Nissel I I I6 38 35 I8 5I 20 5.88 Gary Ka'I'Z 7 I9 37 47 30 64 63 5.47 Sian Pogrow 20 I5 23 I2 9 75 I0 3.67 Bernard Kabak 4 I7 I2 I8 I0 56 23 2.83 Eddie Breinan I4 I6 4 4 2 50 0 l.67 NeiIKa+z 28 6 2 4 3 75 I I.I7 Mike Wise 42 I5 7 9 3 33 I6 I.I3 Howie Orensfein 99 4 0 0 0 00 I 0.00 Joel Golovensky 29 5 0 4 0 00 2 0.00 Andrian Sondheimer I2 5 0 I 0 00 I 0 0.00 TOTALS I9 450 405 256 63 234 II56 60.84 I if III KENNY JACOBSON - Caplain elecl, Honorable Men+ion Pos+ and Journal American All prep-A fine 'team ball- player, Kenny possesses a deadly iump shof. Alihough he led Ihe leam in folal poinfs, Moose can do even befier, if he adds some needed poundage. 83.5156 . xiA1'i1?uI'3IW1Y5'N5'?RE. ' JUNIOR VARSITY For .Ihe firsr 'lime in our schooI's hislory a Junior VarsHy baslcelball Ieam, consisling of Freshmen and Sophomores, was formed +o compele againsl Ihe olher Junior Varsi- +ies in 'I'he Infer-Yeshiva League. Organized by David Mann and coached by Yeshiva alumnus Larry Kranes, 'I'he J.V., following in Ihe foofsleps of 'rhe regular varsHy dominaled Hs league. Headed by Sid Schiffman, lhe eager quinfI'e'I compiled a 3 and I record, defealing R.J.J., B.T.A., and H.I.L. The J.V. is valuable: H gives pros- pecfive varsHy members valuable experi- ence while sparing 'I'hem dishearlening hours on 'rhe bench. We are sure lhal 'I'his wor'I'hwhiIe acI'ivHy will confinue 'I'o 'flourish in 'I'he fulure years. STM'-' FRONT ROW: T. Weisiogel, H. Halpern, E. Ab'rom- owilz, J. Kalz, A. Miller, P. Blum. BACK ROW: E Weinslein, A. Eisner, T. Zuckerman, S. Rolh, I Schiffman, T, I-Iyman, R. Finer, A. Hammer, W Mann. SWIMMING The Swimming Ieam is in Hs fourlh year as a recognized and funclioning 'I'eam in Y.U.H.S., en- joyed Hs greales-I season Io dale, copping many viclories in 'rhe Inler-Yeshiva High School League compe+Hion. Under 'rhe Caplaincy of Eddie Breinan and Phil Hershenfeld, fhe mermen exhibHed grea'I' s+yIe in defea'Iing all compe+Hion. Breinan and Ka+z in 'rhe free s'IyIe and Judd and Hershenfeld in +he breaslsirolce showed invincible superiorHy 'lhroughoul' I'he season despHe I'he handicap of having no swimming coach. Dave Peled, a lower 'Iermer, rounded ou+ The firsl' squad. FRONT ROW: A. Hershenleld, J. Golovenslcy, S. Weirzman, lvl. Mayer, B. Ivlayers, B. Gessinger. TOP ROW: O. Kalz, E. Breinan--Co-Caplain, P. W. I-Iershenield - Co-Caplain, G. Judd. NOT SHOWN: D. Peled 1 'Lgv Hgh- ' 1 1 ' ' , '-M . v- f-av-:ss :zzz-1 -1 -T fg55'?Fg:,fT I if n'i'Lf' :ri Y'2.,' 5 3 1117 -ri 34 1 ff f T ' ' . 'T' fi A Li'.'L'2'?' V: x t - ' 5 ,j.,3ij exfyi L2 iii... H'-1. - Y X ' ll i l .AA1 F l- sl-.,- ,.,,..lfl Q l i . TJ: T il p V4 ,,. ,Q-.Ti Alwgfdi X I Yi g pgs. FRONT ROW: M. Mayer, B. Mayers, B. Borenslein and S Harrison-Caplains, H. Brownslein, E. Goodman. BACK ROW: l. Pechenick, J. Golovensky, M. Rabino- wufz P. Lowinger, J. Grund, G. Schlanger TENNIS TEAM The 'Tennis 'l'eam, long regarded as one of +he easiesl' devices for ge1'+ing one's pic+ure in+o 'lhe yearbook, finally fulfilled i+s purpose by playing some +ennis. Affer scheduling ma'l'ches wiih such 'formidable opponenfs as S+uyvesan+, Ta'f+, Bronx Science, and Barnard, capfains Shelly Harrison and Bruno Borens+ein held many praciices fo pre- pare +he +eam for fhese ma+ches. The 'ream con- sisfs mainly of Seniors: Jackie Grund, lsaac Peche- nick, Hank Resnick, Manny Rabinowifz, Howard Brownsfein and Pe+er Lowinger. Since fhere is no in+eres+ in fennis in 'rhe ln+er-Yeshiva League, 'l'he nefmen were forced 'lo seek opponenfs among +he public high schools. . . ad, . G 4 TRACK TEAM Wilh 'I'he frack ieam enfering i+s 'Four'rh year In as a recognized and funcfioning 'iacel' of our V school's a+hle+ic program, came 'fhe promise of T' supremacy in +he l.Y. meefs, a goal long awai+ed, bul' never before realized. Caplained by Gary Kafz and Josh Pomeranz, 'rhe 'leam racked up overwhelming viclories in 'l'he frack and field evenis 'lo firmly es+ablish Y.U.H.S. as a power in 'rrack and field and as ihe school +o be reckoned wi+h in ihe years +o come. Ou'l's+anding eFFor+s by Eddie Breinan and John Halbersfadl' as well as co-cap- 'Pains Kafz and Pomeranz marked fhe emergence of our 'l'rack 'leam wi+h 'lhe ofher members all coniribufing +o our 'Fine performance. .X ffiggk 3.5! ,X H-IX .fi 'T J Halbersladl E Bremen G aiz J o e K ez' 'V .,- , if T ff T T lfmrlldl i lllxx , N D e ical, s. Budd' , . .G- ERONT ROVJCEKMXQCESJWTZR Orenslein, Ligier . ' 1. ' CSElllllaif3Zr,BlTl. Galanler, J. Pomefan HANDBALL TEAM Handball, an almosi compleiely forgoflen sporl ai' Y.U.H.S., was revived 'l'hi5 year mainly lhrough fhe efforfs-of Sandy Budiclc, Gary Kalz, and Marly Rosman who caplained +he handball feam. The ln+er-Yeshiva League scheduled a double elimina- 'l'ion 'lype 'lournamenl' where any leam lo lose fwo maiches is eliminaled. Wifh many acfive lower- 'lermers on our feam, we lcno-w lhal' in l'he 'liulure years handball will be a maior acl'ivi'l'y. NN . I lr ku.. S Mali --r11 ffff'EELEi' N T , ' T!.'1.l'1E.'fffjf-1 I em? .if . X.--'Q ., , , - f .4-zamzf I ,, 5 I . 4 As Ls, FR BACK ROW:. . e er, E, Kamineyk M. Pell, M. M Z Y' B' Frankel ayer JUDO CLASS Allhough unsuccessful in i+s quesl' for possible opponen+s, +he Judo Class has neverfheless earned a repufalion as one of +he more useful sporis in fhe school. Holding forlh every Sunday nighi in our gym, The Judoisls are under The direciion of bone-crusher Joey Cassius and four s+uden+ in- s'lrucl'ors: Eddie Kaminehlcy, Mell Pell, Barry Fran- kel, and Freddy Lieber. The greal in+eres+ displayed up +o 'rhis poinl' has made 'The confinuance of 'lhe Judo Class in 'lhe fufure a cer'rainl'y. ' T if f 1? fi BOWLING TEAM FRONT ROW: J. Halbersladl l. lmberman, S. Pomeranlz, H Ruchlin, F. Lieber, M. Simclies, L. Schloss. SECOND ROW: D. Chazin, D. Werb, J. Pomeranfz, M. Pell, R. Gribbelz. THIRD ROW: S. Harrison, E. Hechl, U. Levy, G. Levy, O. Goldring, M. Cimenl, Harry M. Mayer 92 l 11X UNI Row. F L, ,J Y- Advmtisements son of Jack lmberman of blessed memory . . . Your friends in Miami, Florida, congratulate you on your graduation from Yeshiva University High School. Good luck to you in your college career. CONGRATULATIONS T0 PHILIP HERSHENFELD mom His Paren'rs His Granclpareniis AND His Enfire Family f H W. 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MORRIS E, NEGRIN MR St MRS. BARUCH E NEGRIN MR. SL MRS. IRVING ISAACS Best Wishes for a. Sueecssful Future to AARON LEVINE from MR Sz MRS. I. LIPSKY Congratulations to AARON LEVINE GORDON'S DEPARTMENT STORE 992 MCLEAN AVENUE Yonkers, N. Y. Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. HARRY NEHR 6051 BOULEVARD E West New York, N. J. Compliments of SAMUEL SIMM To Our Dear Nephew MICHAEL STOKAMER Lots of Luck Upon His Graduation MR. Sz MRS. H. FRISHMAN 81 FAMILY MR. 8x MRS. H. SHILLER Sz FAMILY Galanter eta le AC. prennent leurs diplonzes, mais leur esprit viivra. Congratulations to STEVE HOCHSTEIN Upon His Graduation Congratulations to MONTY and His Fellow Graduates RABBI SL MRS. M. S. PENKOWER ANDREA JORDAN SHARON 2693 BROADWAY GENERAL FOOD CENTER New York 25, N. Y. Had opportunity to do everything Not so much was reached Yet still hope for reward Endless days of intense suffering Numerous doubts of frustrating indecision Consolation gained only through knowledge. A+ the coun+ of Ihree everyone turns and faces the window. Best Wishes to DNEY GORDON and His Classnmtes MR. Sz MRS. SAMUEL S. GORDON SY Compliments of SAM LANDE Congratulations to DAVID LANDAU from WIEDER Sz BERGSTEIN Compliments of THE FARMERY 1568 ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE KI 7-4 Best Wishes to DAVID LANDAU from LOUIS, RITA, Sz HENRY STERN 310 ZIMMERMAN'S Ladies' and Children's Wear 3440 BOSTON ROAD Bronx, N. Y. FRED FRANKEL 81 SONS Novelties - Beads - Trimmings 28 WEST 38th STREET New York 18, N. Y. . Compliments of WILLIAM RIFKIN SCHNEIDER'S MEAT MARKET Strictly Kosher Meat and Poultry 2035 GRAND AVENUE Bronx, N. Y. Compliments of S. J. SCHAFFER EASTERN MEATS, Inc. 450 WEST 14th STREET New York 14, N. Y. EASTERN MEATS, Inc. 601 BROOK AVENUE Bronx 55, N. Y. DAVID MOC-5 EN Kosher Meat Products 968 LONGFELLOW AVENUE Bronx 59, N. Y. UNITED LINOLEUM CARPET MILLS, Inc. Ben Rothman 42 AVENUE A New York 29, N. Y. PESSELNIK 81 COHEN Wholesale Jewelers 20 ELDRIDGE STREET New York 2, N. Y. 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SHAPIRO' Agus, Ronald Bader, Ira Beeber, Allen Bienfeld, Jeffery Borenslein, Samuel Bornfreund, Kenny Brandwein, Leonard Brodie, Philip Berman, William Bleier, Howard Chasan, David Chelsl, Marvin Cherlok, Marvin Eisenberg, Max Fass, Sam Fersler, Alan Fiallcok, Beniarnin Genack, Azriel Geller, Isaac Gershen, Harry Goldwasser, Morris Goldfischer, Gerald Glazerman, Marvin Golovensky, Joel Gilelman, Paul Glass, Leonard Greenberg, Herberf Griffel, Andy Gurell, Gabriel Hechl, Harvey Hirschfield, Leonard Jacobson, Kennelh Jakabovics, Sylvain Jasper, Michael Kaplan, Stanley Kapuslin, Daniel Kassenoff, Melvyn Klein, Emanuel Kleinman, Milchell Kushner, Se mour Kulner, Joel Levin, Leo S WORLD HIST. CLASSES Levilf, Lawrence Lifschulz, David Luxenberg, Jerry Lipschiiz, Paul Mallow, Jerry Mel r J zge, oe Michaelis, James Miller, Jay Miller, Myron Neubori, Simon Nissel, Norman Nussbaum, Slanley Penkower, Jordan Perlmulfer, Marfin Poqrow, Sfanley Poloner, Myron Posner, Raphael Pryslowsky, Sleven Rosenberg, Bernard Ros b M I' en erg, arm Rolh, Michael Roth, Thomas Schenker, Jack Schimmel, Sidney Schlussel, Edward Schopf, Michael Siev, Moshe Smilh, Barry Sheinkopf, Barry Schwarlzbord, Mordecai Sobelman, George Spierer, Howard Sprung, Emanuel Stahl, Howard Steiner, Mark Slern, Sidney Treilel, Irving Wilk, David Wise, Michael Woolinefz, Harvey Zemel, Nafhaniel Zinaman, Joseph MR. JAY LElBEL'S WORLD HISTORY Adesnik, Milion Benduw, Chares, Jerry Falk, Henry Fireman, Allan Gershon, Howard Gidansky, Marlin Gidansky, Mariin Manlel, Marlin Meier, Melvin Okolica, Sfeven Peilz, Solomon Schnall, Samuel Complimenls of . . . H8sO SMOKED FISH COMPANY CongraI'uIa'l'ions 'lo M Y R O N UPON HIS GRADUATION from Mr. 8: Mrs. Abraham Danzig and Norman Besl Wishes from MR. 8x MRS. HENRY LEVINE Complimenls of . . . MR. 81 MRS. HARRY GOLDFARB Complimenls of . . . HARRY I. GUTMAN HERBERT HERSON General Coniraciors l658 Carroll Sireel' Brooklyn l3, N. Y. Mazel Tov lo all our Chaverim who are gradualing lhis lerm BNEI AKIVA OF NORTH AMERICA 2-A QUJSEP 4 'eu ., f' . , g Q . - C123 ' . Qgffib w , - -- . M: N. iw ' Wei' 3 'T F A .L,,.g..f ,..' 5' ll . I .IQ f .- a v . ,133 COMQIOAHQ ell iff Michael H. Kasnowirz Asher Shaller Be'r+y Heinrich 81 Son Burnside Manor M. Fishman Belnord Dairy Co. Dr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Miller Varie+y Markers Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Ukeles John Moglia Herberl' H. Crane Yonkers Beverage Co. Dr. Norman Klombers A8rA Au+o Repairs Mr. 81 Mrs. Willie Heyum M. Lehman, S1'ric+ly Kosher Meal' Mr. 8: Mrs. Bachrach Snow's Dairy, Bridgeporl' E. Reiss Heigh'I's Supply Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Frailah l. 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X,.fi,- '::I: 2':'z31Eb'1'-: A V -1555 -:W??E'f:3Wfi4?4Z,jZ. f ' '-?--'f: f z ' . ...., '1'f'i1-'2,' 2,-' 1' - '- 4 -'-f'f1f42:1':': 14 'q - Q .... 1 'Q 'V V . N N M , . - -4. ' - . --W---'W' .,,,., 1 2 ' , - A ' -- : mm: W 1 , ' ,:.-,y , .. Z-.M4 ,mf ,yv , ,, 'A ' 'L' V- F hmm amy Q ' ' ' -1.-,.f1,:.r-a. Zhu- MW f:2JQG.:?fJ f'f',J:5,, -, . . Af -, ' 5? i , . Ew.21,i?:i'?:3l- Z4-if' Senior Directory AMSEL, LEWIS, I840 Grand Concourse, Bronx 57, N.Y .,., .,r.... BELLER, ELLIOT, 9I0 Sheridan Ave., Bronx 5I, N.Y. .,.....,............ . BERGER, RICHARD, I005 Esplanade Ave., Bronx 6I, BERMAN, ISAAC, 790 Wes+mins+er Rd., Brooklyn 30, N.Y.. ,.,..,.,.. BORENSTEIN, BRUNO, I7 W. 96 S+., New York 25, N.Y. ..,...,....,.,.. . BOYLAN, STANLEY, 70I W. I75 S+., New York 33, N.Y ...,,, ..,.,. ..,,,,,,.. . BREINAN, EDWARD, 70 Cro++y Ave., Yonkers, N.Y., ,. ,..,...,..,.,.. .,..,., .,., . , , BROWNSTEIN, HOWARD, I37-56 80+h Road, Flushing 67, N.Y. ....,............,...... BO BUCHWEITZ, BERNARD, 6I0 W. I52 S+., New York 3I, N.Y... ..... BUDICK, SANFORD, 8II Cro+ona Park Nor+h, Bronx 60, N.Y. .,,....... . CHAZIN, DAVID, 29 Broadway Parkway, Jersey Ci+y 5, N.J. ,... .,.,........ CIMENT, MELVYN, I026 Euclid Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. .. .....,..,..,.,.,,..,,..... ......,.. . -JE COHEN, SAMUEL, 24 S. Massachuse++s Ave., A+Ian+ic Ci+y, N.J.... ,,,,,, , COHN, SHELDON, 768 Brady Ave., Bronx 62, N.Y. ......, , ,,,,,..,.. .,.,.,,,, ,,..., ..,,.. , ,,., . T A DANZIG, MYRON, 80 Van Cor+Iand+ Park Sou+I1, Bronx 63, N.Y. .,.. DAVID, MENACHEM, 2l I4 Cro+ona Ave., Bronx 57, N.Y. ,, .,,. FEDER, DAVID, 2825 Webb Ave., Bronx 68, .,... ....,. ,,.,.. , . FELDMAN, JOSEPH, 689 Bedford Ave., Bro-oklyn 6, N.Y. ,.........,,.. ....,,,,,,......,., , FRANKEL, BARRY, 35 E+. Washing+on Ave., New York 32, N.Y. ,..,.., ., FROHLICH, DAVID, 9 Broadway Terrace, New York 40, N.Y.... ,,.. GALANTER, MARC, 67-70 YeIIows+one Boulevard, Queens 75, N.Y. .,,.......,,, .. GOLDBERG, STEPHEN, I8 JeFIrey Place, Mo-nsey, N.Y.... ., ,,,,...,.., GOLDRING, GEORGE, 545 37 S+., Miami Beach, Fla. ,.,., ,. GOLUB, FRED, I65 E. I79 S+., Bronx 53, N.Y. ..,. ,.,..,..........,,, ,.,.,, . GORDON, SYDNEY, 80I W. I8I S+., New York 33, N.Y .,,, ,,...... . GREENBERG, HERBERT, 73-45 2I7 S+., Queens 64, N.Y .,,..,,., , GRUND, JACKIE, 2980 VaIen+ine Ave., Bronx 58, N.Y. ......,, , HALBERSTADT, JOHN, 9 Elm S+., Malone, N.Y-.. .,.,. ,,,,,, , .. HARARY, MORRIS, 620I Bay Parkway, Brooklyn 4, N.Y... .... ..., ...,.., .,.,. .,..,,. . , HARRISON, SHELLEY, I560 Grand Concourse, Bronx 57, N.Y.. ,,....... HECHT, EPHREM, I495 Morris Ave., Bronx 57, N.Y .... ..,... ,..,,... .....,...,.. HERSHENFELD, PHILLIP, I30 W. River S+., Wilkes-Barre. Pa., ..,,,,, .. ....... HIRSCH, GERALD, I5I6 PIimp+on Ave., Bronx 52, N.Y. ,,,, ....... - ..,... HOCHSTEIN, STEPHEN, 305 Riverside Drive, New York 25, N.Y. IMBERMAN, IRA, I658 Carroll S+., Brooklyn I3, N.Y... ,...,..,... ,, ..,, .,,,......,. ..,. , , JUDD, GARY, 279 Haw+horne Ave., Yonkers 5, N.Y. ,...,...,., 9-8260 8-7039 8-5332 4-90 I 3 3-6029 8-5 I 92 8-7435 3-3096 3-6207 3-4824 3-4766 4-4I I0 ...5-4655 3-4494 6-4 I 63 8-5384 3-8652 8-4059 8-8872 2-0827 7-7439 6-2072 I-3674 3-0504 8-0305 4-0020 8-4275 ......,,7I I 6-9 I 36 9-8568 8-7244 3- I 285 2-6866 2- I 673 7-I I7I 5-7640 JURAVEL, LEON, l260 Manor Ave., Bronx 72 N.Y... KABAK, BERNARD, I80 Kneeland Ave., Yonkers, N.Y. .,., .. .. KAMINETZKY, EDWARD, I06I Slell Place, Bronx 69, N.Y.. KELEMER, lRvlNe, Izzo s. w. ua S+., Miami Beach, Fla. ,ee,.. .ff KATZ, GARY, 5I W. I74 S+., Bronx 53, N.Y. ,.,,A,.., ,. ,,,.., , ...,., KONOVITCH, BARRY, 24l9 Esplanade Ave., Bronx 69, N.Y... .. KRONISCH, ALLEN, 700 lranislan Ave., Bridgeporl' 5, Conn.. LANDAU, DAVID, 20l W. 92 S+., New York 25, N.Y. ..... LEIMAN, SHERW, 495 W. I87 S+., New York 33, N.Y...... . LEMBERGER, ERVIN, 99-I8 66 Ave., Foresl' Hills, N.Y. . .... LEVINE, AARON, 3445 Fish Ave., Bronx 69, N.Y.. .. LICHTIG, GEORGE, 2040 Barclog, Monlreal, Quebec... LIEBER, FREDDY, 2000 Daly Ave., Bronx 60, N.Y.. . .. . LOWINGER, PETER, 50 W. 96 S+., New York 25, N.Y.. . MANN, DAVID, l695 Grand Ave., Bronx 53, N.Y.. .... MARGOLIN, JEROME, l5l5 Selwyn Ave., Bronx 57, N.Y. ,, MAYER, 'MAURlCE, l7I7 Wyse Ave., Bronx 60, N.Y. . MILLER, SHELLEY, 20 S-'l'. Andrews Place, Yonkers, N.Y. .. NEWBERGER, JUDAH, I49 S. Broadway, While Plains, N.Y.. PECHENICK, ISAAC, l20 Gale Place, Bronx 63, N.Y. ., PELL, MELVYN, l555 Vyse Ave., Bronx 60, N.Y... , , .. .. .. TI PENKOWER, MONTY, 310 P+. washingnm Ave., New York 33,HNfx'..P. POMERANZ, JEHOSHUA, 90 Shumway S+., Buffalo 6, N.Y... RABINOWITZ, MAYNARD, l50-43 78+h Road, Flushing, N.Y.... RESNICK, HENRY, 208 Shelley Ave., Elizabefh, N.J.., .... .. . ROSMAN, MARTIN, 48-02 48 Ave., Woodside, N.Y.. .. ROTHMAN, STEPHEN, 760 Grand Concourse, Bronx, N.Y. ....,,..,,. ROUTTENBERG, ARYEH, I Elaine Place, Spring Valley, N.Y. .. RUCHLIN, HIRSCH, 6407 Boulevard E., Wesl New York, N.J SCHLANGER, GABRIEL, l460 College Ave., Bronx, 57 N.Y. ,. SCHLOSS, LEON, 436 -Fl. Washinglon Ave., New York, N.Y... SCHWARTZ, DON, l53-03 77 Ave., Queens, N.Y.., .,...,,..., ,. SCHWARTZBORD, MORDECAI, 52l0 Glenwood Road, Brookly SIMCKES, MAURICE, 68 Bay View Terrace, Newburgh, N.Y... SINGER, DAVID, l305 Morris Ave., Bronx56, N.Y. ..... ..........,. ,,,.,., ,.,. . . . STOKAMER, MICHAEL, 3342 Sleuben Ave., Bronx 67, N.Y.. .. UKELES, SEYMOUR, I37 W. 72 S+., New York 23, N.Y. WERB, DAVID, 23 Park Ave., Caldwell, N.J. ..., , ...... ,,,. , , .. WESTREICH, DAVID, 2l66 Bronx Park Easl, Bronx 62, N.Y. ZEMEL, NATHANIEL, 3l2I Prairie Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. .,.. .. 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