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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1961 volume:

A T 4 J, Q. . 'H+-. ull-1i l,. 1,,',i,'- -V- Jgf' x N1 'T ALUMNl ormce YESHIVA UNIVERSITY AMSTERDAM AVENUE AND lasm STREET NEW vomc, N. Y. 10033 'ffrlj V . :VFW , . 311.1 Hi .- .,. , , A ..' LCV' 1 .fm 1 x 'flfflffw The Senior Class of Yeshiva Universify High School Presenis . . .. ELCHA ITE I96I CONTENTS Dedica+ion, 4 Tribufes, 5 Theme, 6 Faculiy, 9 Seniors, 2l Senior Direcfory, 57 Acfiviries, 59 A+hle+ics, 77 Elchanire I96?, 85 Adver+isemeni's, 95 EDITORIAL BOARD Irving Klein Business Manager: Sleven Zuckerman Managing Edilorz Sheldon Fink Li'l'erary Edilor: Allen Marmon Copy Edilorz Kopi Sallman Typing Edilorz Michael Schleider Ari' Edilorz Jack Gluck Sporls Edilor: Kennelh Gribelz Pholography Edi'I'or: Solomon Perlo Feafure Edilor: Sherwood Malamud Facully Advisor: Mr. A. Geller Doron Weinberg Business Manager: Jonalhan Greer Managing Edilor: Norman Skydell Lilerary Edilorz Adrian Sondheimer Copy Edi+or: Joshua Fendel Typing Edi'l'or: Larry Silverman Ari' Edilorz Leslie Deulschman Sporls EcIi+or: Charles Tarlowe Phofography Edilorz Sfephen Weilzman Ass'+ Business Manager: Sheldon Weunsfem Facully Advisor: Mr. E. Leibel IN DEDICATICDN DR. FRANKEL Throughoui' his many years ai' Yeshiva, Dr. Edward Frankel has maintained a deserved repu+a'rion +ha'r caiegorizes him as a superior feacher. His maslery of +I-me subieci maH'er, combined wi+h an unusual abiliiy fo explicifly convey ihe 'Fundamenlals of biology 'lo his classes, has helped him +o bring undersfanding 'ro even ihe mosf unscieniific minds. Dr. Frankel's compleie success as an ins'l'ruc+or is mosf lucidly manifesled by +he amazingly large number of sfudenis who express a firm desire +o coniinue +he sfudy of biology or one of iis relaied fields. Aside from his excellence as a +eacher, Dr. Frankel has developed a close rappori' wifh his sfudenis fhrough his personal inieresi' in ihem. He has frequenfly surprised many former pupils by his aware- ness of 'rheir adveniures and misadvenlures. As a means of offering our 'Thanks fo bo'l'h an educaior and a friend, we dedicaie lhis yearbook +o Dr. Edward Frankel. IN TRIBUTE RABBI BERNSTEIN For fhe pas? +hree years, Rabbi Bernsiein has been 'lhe 'leacher of +he Seniors in +he Hebrew deparimenl. During +his lime, an unusual harmony has developed be+ween rebbi and sfudenls. This concord is 'lhe resull of fhe high es+eem in which Rabbi Bernsfein is held by his pupils. Perhaps +his esieem is due 'lo his combinaiion of religious scholarship and vigorous iniellecfual pursuiis in fhe secular realm. He has worked firelessly 'ro convince ofhers of 1'he need for a more pragmaiic ouiloolc in Jewish affairs, and has offen carried 'rhis campaign info 1'he naiional press. For 'rhese impor+an+ lessons in living, we assign ihis +ribu+e 'ro Rabbi Berns+ein. RABBI FELDBLUM Rabbi Feldblum is a man of 'lhe world. Affer spending his early adulfhood in fhe resisiance movemenl' in war-+orn Europe, he aH'ained 'I'he pinnacle of achievemenr in +he secular realm- fhe Ph.D. He remains, however, a man whose life is 'rofally devoled +o fhe +eachings and precepis of Judaism. Words are foo offen insuf- ficienl' +o praise a man who embodies l'rue grea+ness. Rabbi Feldblum is iusl' such a man. His qualifies have provided inspiraiion for all of us who have had fhe good forfune +o parialce of his wisdom. e 4 'i-R- - - Yr- ? '17 Q I. K :Q f 3' T-. EI' zlq E' af '-Q , , . 4. Q f 2 Yi 1 lf: xc fx : n A1 ' -,-.f 'H I . ' x.-:Q gh! ,,, Iq..f'H:i -f':??Q353 5-A'Z1'1i5i 'JF 2, , uigglhf-M 51.4-J. -35511555 '13 lx 'MLK f , 4 V nj? yu, It-J: . f . gm? 1149.5 4,345 J :fig 12831. 9' ,fx . 3265-, 3,5-,lcv .552 ' si , I ' cg? f .y, .3 'v 2'-1 5 ,gy 'tm gg , 6 ' fm? L '1:'A2bLa 4.491 J 14-EUR' .A-,4.'H ' 1' . bes.s.. 1 h ' '.,..., ,gf . ALUMNI OFFICE YESHIVA UNIVERSITY ENUE AND 186th STREET NEW YORK, N. Y 10033 AMSTERDAM AV GROWTH Growfh is a basic funcfion of all life. As such, if has long been recognized and appreciafed by mankind. The presenf era of considerable scienfific developmenf has caused fhe universal recognifion of growfh on a higher plane, fhaf of fhe mind. Yef, in one of fhe greaf paradoxes of all fime--fhe sfep from a primal fo a higher level of man's undersfanding-has become a seemingly insurmounfable barrier againsf furfher advancemenf. Forfunafely, if is no+ necessary fo search deeply info-fhe complexify fha-l is man fo find an undersfanding of 'lhis parficular incongruify. Through fhe ages, man has gained fhe power 'lo govern his surroundings only fhrough a refusal fo sfagnafe. The greaf minds of all fimes have recognized fhis, buf have used 'lhis necessify as a rafionale: We musf forge ahead, grow numerous and all powerful. Only when we have achieved fofal confrol of our environmenf can we afford a crifical evaluafion. Only 'l'l1en can we roof ouf l'he evils we have amassed. Unforfunafely, 'lhe evils have become ingrained in our sociefy. Today, we sfand amazed by fhe sighf of man unable fo achieve peace, even wifhin himself, because of his inabilify fo differenfiafe befween fhe means he has been given and fhe end he should affain: frue moral advancemenf. Yeshiva has also gone asfray. She has become confenf fo live by fhe ma-lerialisfic values of fhe sociefy in which she is locafedg 'lo have fhe firsf medical school and fhe finesf physical planfg buf nof fo serve primarily as fhe sfandard bearer of fhe only lasfing value--fhe Torah of Judaism. There is a Midrash fhaf sfafes: Torah is l-he only worfhy possession, for all of man's ofher valuables may be 'laken from him. Our Rabbis were perplexed by fhe obvious quesfion fhis sfafemenf broughf fo mind. Why is only fhe Torah menfioned? No form of knowledge can be sfolen. The answer fhey presenfed sums up wifh 'lofal clarify fhe fhesis herein presenfed. Torah is menfioned above all because only Torah can change fhe essence of man, basically and inexorably for 'lhe beffer. The fofal inabilify of mundane knowledge in making man morally beffer was finally and unequivocably demonsfrafed by fhe flourishing of secular science and philosophy in 'l'he besfial afmosphere fhaf was Hifler's Third Reich. We, fhe producfs of an enlighfened age, have long been cognizanf of fhe imporfance of developmenf in 'l'he physical and menfal realms. Yef, we are faced wifh fhe apalling sighf of man, ready fo march forfh and conquer fhe Universe wifhouf having firsf conquered himself. lf is for us, fhen, 'lo rededicafe ourselves 'lo a moral sfandard reiecfed in fhe name of infellecf. Those of us who remain here musf work diligenfly fo improve Yeshiva so fhaf she may serve us in beffering our world. Those of us who leave musf use fhal' which we have gained here so fhaf we may serve as a beacon, guiding man back onfo 'lhe road of humanify. Only in fhis way can we bring abouf 'lhe Efernal Goal. 'l'o which we are dedicafed-THE F-ULFILLMENT OF MAN lN THE IMAGE OF' G - D . Sheldon Fink A f-..,-. ., 4, ,. .--?1. ,-, Yv. A . . . Rabbi Bernslein! Will you please pose 'lor an Elchy pic- lure? . . . l can'l' wasle 'fhe class' lime .... . . . iusl' lake one of me in a nafural pose. You are nol' such a nice class any more . . . lf you pass 'l'he Regenls l will become a prima bal- lerina. FACULTY FOCUS . . . now we shall sing 'l'he Nalional Anlhemz Allons enlanl' .... Who pu+ 'rhe lack on my chair? All righll Who called me lhai? How did 'lhey gel' lhose marlzs? I wonder why people call me Smiley. FACULTY ALUMNI OFFICE YESHIVA UNIVERSITY AMSTERDAM AVENUE AND 186th STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. 10033 . . . lhe bold +eacl1er's docfrine, sancfifled by 'lru'l'l1, shall spread, l-hroughoul' l'l1e world dispersed. Wordsworlh 9 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL Aus-n-Junam AVENUE AND mam s'mmz'r NEW Yoruc aa, New Yom: OFFICE DF THB REGISTRAR Dear Graduafes: ln a recenf falk fo fhe sfudenfs, Dr. Samuel Belkin, our Presidenf said: The Jewish communify in fhe non-Jewish world musf be one fhaf works fogefher wifh ifs neighbors, buf realizes ifs separafe funcfion and preserves ifs herifage and separafion. ln fhis brief senfence, one can find fhe embodimenf of fhe philosophy of Jewish survival in fhe Diaspora. Throughouf our hisfory, a fremenclous force was exerfed on Jews fo infermingle and fo infegrafe wifh fhe non-Jewish world, fhus fending fo lose our herifage and separafion. This was frue when Jews were dispersed or when alien governmenfs, Persian, Syrian, Greek, or Roman, held sway over fhe Jewish cormmonwealfh. Think of fhe force for Helleniza+ion during fhe Maccabbean period, fhe Romanizafion as exemplified by Josephus, fhe Americanizafion of fhe presenf generafion. Unfor- funafely, only when fhe Jewish people were confined fo gheffos did frue Jewish life and Torah learning flourish fo fhe ufmosf. On fhe ofher hand, wifh fhe rise of democracy, wifh fhe granfing fo us of equal righfs and more ample secular educa- 'lional opporlunifies, Jews were prone fo veer fowards assimilafion or fo false Americanizafion , fhe maior phase of which was fhe exclusion of fhe Jewish way of life. To counferacf fhis evil, fhe Yeshiva movemenf in fhe Unifed Sfafes of America has faken a leading role. lfs growfh, in fhe lasf four decades, has been phenomenal. ln fhe fwen'lies fhere was only one complefe all day Jewish high school lT.A.l. Today, fhere are hundreds of elemenfary Yeshivas and many Yeshiva high schools fhroughouf fhe land. During fhe pasf fen fo fwelve years, in Yeshivas K'fanos, and in our own Yeshiva, you graduafes have also been living in an afmosphere and have been breafhing fhe pure air which spelled fhe dualify advised by Dr. Belkin. Your educafional journey has been a rich one, menfally, physically, and spirifually. You have learned 'lo com- bine fhe highesf level of secular sfudies wifh Torah learning. ll' has been my happy dufy ancl privilege fo help guide you. ln your well- rounded growfh and developmenf, in your abilify fo co-exisf , nay, fo synfhesize Torah wifh fhe finesf ideals of Americanism, I deeply reioice. Accepf my hearfiesf felicifafions on fhis happy occasion-graduafion. Accepl' also my besf wishes for a successful confinuafion of your dual educafional iourney. NORMAN B. ABRAMS Regisfrar bALlIllllllll 6?F1'ClE Q XWZSHIVA uunvensirv PST - ' E Q-ll'lSTERDAM AVENUEIAND xaeth STR Ngw vom, N. Y. 10033 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL Ams-mmmm Avsmm AND lasm sums-r NEW Yoluc 33. N. Y. OFFICE OP THB PRINCIPAL Dear Graduafes: The exercises which will fake place on June 25, in celebrafion of fhe official ferminafion of your high school course of siu-dies, will mark fhe 43rd such occasion since fhe firsl' graduafion in- I9l9. Af fhaf fime, a mere handful, buf six pioneers. presenfed fhemselves for fhe long soughf-for award which signified l'he successful complefion of fheir fask. Since 'lhe firsf graduafion in 'l9, several 'lhousand young men have gone forfh from our sacred walls. Even a cursory examinafion of fhe rosfer of names which is prinfed in our alumni bullefin will cause fhe hearl' of every self-respecfing Jew fo swell wifh pride and safisfacfion. Among fheir number, one will find no-l only rabbis, religious leaders, and feachers, bu'l' represenfafives in all walks of life are amply and honorably presenfed. Every parf of our counfry, every segmenf of our nafional Jewish life, is permeafed and enriched by fhe confribufion which YUHS' graduafes have fo offer fo make up 'lhe sum lofal of human experience. As I look back wifh iusfifiable and pardonable pride upon fhe fhousands who have preceded you, l can only hope and pray fhaf you, fheir younger brofhers, will follow in fheir foofsfeps. l pray fhal' you will hold precious fhose high sfandards and loffy ideals of cifizenship and service, of faifh in, and loyalfy fo American democracy fhaf fhis school has fried fo inculcafe in you, and fhaf you will puf info living pracfice. and uphold in your daily lives, fhe sacred laws and fradifions of our Holy Torah. May you prove a source of pride and icy fo your parenfs and fo your Alma Mafer. Sincerely yours, ,SHELLEY R. SAPHIRE Principal Nr' Mr. Braverman Rabbi Goldberg Mr. Lichfenberg Mr. Schwariz AGR? 'xp' . g ,A - , ,-Jllwfifkhfbsw psf . 11773. ' ' -'fT Q ,. .QQ . 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Cohen Mr. Nulman I7 'W Rabbi Bernsfein A Rabbi Fulda Mr. Perlmuffer Rabbi Suna ' . f-aff ' , , 4 , K it .. .A u:- -url, R-.- ' S7 'S HP :K r , lf? , 1 'cv' MQ n,:33g:.gi .1 - ifzm-rf .- -f , ' J ' . ' Ra bbi U rivefsly Rabbi Zimmer HEBREW I 8 JEWI H Rabbi Gordon i Rabbi Grossman ,pau- ,ff Rabbi Goodman TUDIES ng, Rabbi Dulih Rabbi Goldberg Rabbi Henoch Rabbi Parnes Rabbi' Scheinberg Rabbi Wachifogel TALMUD rr- 2-?'lfw'f.'Q5c 5,iflf'::.l f' vnu iff- ' '--, -- '-2, - ,.i,., 1,5 , 1.22.9 c'-11 ,,,fx.,fN A - f 1,3 'url Riff , sq 3 s Rabbi Feldblum Rabbi Tendler 09' Rabbi Yankelewifz Mr. Breinan ll . 'P' .1 .:-vi--,, +A, 4-. 1 V .--'G' fiQ'1: I , , f?-rf:wssa3f-jff 'Vg a, ,iizj-6' ' , 1.1 ,- GUIDANCE Mr. 5. Cohen . yeh? :Q 'RIPE - Y u lb' X Q' mb , 'jjgbfiiaiq-21, fr D W OFFICE Naomn and Mrs Shemman 'a 1 . g 4- M gg ' 443 F25 . .ib r.- . m hp? W:-cg, wu- 1 Wa L .. . U lx 1 . H' . 5 .l p,.v:. ' U 'ful'-Ag. 13: , A 1 .,.. ...,, N V . . X Flux. --..y-.qlyef ' Lhqgkfifinitxivaxfqaw W 1 . X - I I-:1.g.4,'? ang., ,-1145--,., , U -R .,. -L ' f UW 3 ,v-. . .- f .W -w-.-1 ,.- x-nmfw' wx W ...-aff? 'Z -U P igfgiiqvglf, , 'L ,-vgfvb - ,-A J 1- C..- QJ, O3 V I Ur lg, . Q, Q1 lg -5'1 3- vkfpwik. N!-?--,hui 'r. I,-49 7 'N f j, fy Q, W' ebb: Wombach ii. - ..-hr, S S XJ! Xi 1 B 4 H , , ,, - -. 45:39 253'-? 'fn'i 'i44:zc'f 'N 5 :QQ-1' J'A ' I-Nui. .,,. 4.91 ly-' . , 91,1 SENICR H fakes a long Hme +o bring excellence fo ma+uri+y. Publilius Syrus 2I TERRY ARANOFF Manager, Varsify Baskefball: Sporls Edifor, Academy News: lnframurals. Terry is an individual who finds fascinafion in afhlefic evenfs. As manager of our school's oufsfanding Baskef- ball Team, he has sold a record number of passes. His wif and good cheer have offen elevafed feam spirif and morale. Terry is also one of fhe more famous imperson- afers of our illusfrious edagogues. A well-rounded per- son, he has mainfainedpa respecfable average while en- gaging in numerous exfra-curricular acfivifies. Terry's hobbies include phofography and swimming. He will confinue his educafion af CCNY, where he will sfudy . accounflng. K. . -5-5,-33:5::34'gR 1: .rr, . . .,-:.: T MX iff' 'X fy if ' - ,Q . New f N -1 ADOLPH ABRAMOWITZ Varsify Baslcefball: Varsily Track: Ari Edilor, Ledger: lnframurals: Commiffees. AI's four-year career in Yeshiva has been nofable for fhe many reco-rds he has esfablished. Among ofher fhings, he has managed fo complefe his sfay here while affending a minimum number of classes. Much fo 'lhe chagrin of fhe adminisfrafion, his sfudy periods have been spenf in pur- suing his favorife hobby-sporfs. Al, however, has proven himself 'lo be an invaluable assef fo fhe exfra-curricular acfivifies. Besides excelling in afhlefic compefifion, he has made heavy confribufions 'ro fhe arf deparfmenfs of fhe maior publicafions. Al evenfually hopes fo become a commercial arfisf. - KENNETH BANDER ' Varsify Tennis: Varsily Chess: Publicafionus. Kenn can cerfainly be classified as one of 'lhe mosf amiable and popular members of our class. This all- around afhlefe can offen be seen ice-skafing or engaging in a friendly game of fouch foofball. He is one- of fhe beffer players on fhe Tennis Team. A good mafhemafi- cian, Kenny performed yeoman service while acfing as Lichf 's special assisfanf. In fhis capacify, he rarel shirkecl, a fellow sfuden'r's lea for assisfance. Kenny will cerfainly carve a mark of? disfincfion for himself in his chosen profession. HYMAN BASISTA Varsif Mafh: Varsify Checkers: Sludenf Council: Service Squacii Cornmiffees. A highly likable member of our class--having served man! ferms on fhe Sfudenf Council-Hy's chief claims fo ame have been his famous composifions in Mr. Cohen's English class. Alfhough he has done well in almosf all his courses, Hy has excelled in mafh. So greaf is his inferesf in fhis subiecf fhaf he has affended nearly every inframural and inferscholasfic mafh meef. Hy hopes fo parlay his mafhemafical abilifies info a successful scienfific career affer graduafing Cify College. MORRIS BIDERMAN Varsify Handball: Sludenf Council: Publicafions: Infra- murals. Morris is anofher member of class Comedy Corps . Wifh his quick wif and fimely remarks, he has offen enlivened his coferie of friends. Through some shiffy maneuvering, nof all of which was his own doing, Morris managed, fogefher wifh a Bronx compafriof, 'lo affend a minimum number of Talmud classes. He used his spare 'lime in geffing beffer acquainfed wifh members of fhe adminisfrafion. From fhese minor skirmishes, Morris emerged armed wifh hilarious sfories which became a high spo-l' of his reperfory. He will pursue a liberal arfs course af fhe college of his choice. ROBERT BREE Business Manager, Academy News: Senior Edifor, Ledger: Capfain, Varsify Handball. Bob can besf be characferized b fhe conscienfious and dogged affifude he exhibifs in ail his underfakings. His abilif and ambifion have made him a ke fi ure in man Y Y 9 Y school acfivifies, as well as a model sfudenf. His polifical- aspirafions have offen placed him in fhe dorm limelighf. Bob also has fhe uncanny abilify fo iof down Rabbi Bern- sfein's inimical, quanfify buf nof qualify, Nach nofes wifhouf developing a wrifer's cramp. His infense inferesl' ilnfchemisfry has prompfed him fo major in medicine af u fs. 'iff 'PN PX wi. : vs,--1---,ysr MARSHALL BROWN Arisla: Ass l' Edilor-in-Chief, Dorm News: Dorm Council: Science Eclilor, Compact lnlrarnurals. Marshall's malhemalical aplilude is surpassed by none. His inluil-ive underslanding of fhis subiecl has noi' o-nly amazed his classmaies bul' even his leachers. Few, how- ever, realize lhai' Charlie is almos+ e uall proficienl in his olher subiecls. He was one of lie Jew le'H un- scalhed af+er encoun'I'ering Bubbles' course in college alchemy. A dorm boy, Marshall played an aclive role in many dormilory ac1'ivi'l'ies. He will use his 'ingenuil' +o do well a+ M.l.T. Marshall is sure lo become one olylhe scienlisls of fomorrow. ,C , 42 , Q 1 , f gfg 'f?4 f 4, .- .. , ,wf'0:waz , , .,i4?,Z,,?f4 ,, 4? f 8 f' 5 7 !'4 f , RALPH CHEIFETZ Circulalion Edilor, Compacl: Juslice, Dorm Courlg lnlra- murals: Publicalions. Ralph's quiel' and reliceni' na'l'ure make him a lruly fine individual. A refugee from +he chills of Canada, he is a four-year dorm boy, having ou'I'las+ed 'I'hree vicious do-rm supervisors and a myriad of run-ins wilh even more vicious officials. One of 'lhe mosl sincere individuals whose ac- quainl-ance we have had lhe pleasure of making, his unequaled diligence and perseverence will assure his success in whalever venfure he may choose. He will con- finue his educalion af Yeshiva Universily. 4 if wwf' ,fi I' 5' yd? ss 9 45 44 X 4 fs!! qi 3 s N, Wm:-f.,e.., 5? :' 1 2:'.g?fE:E'2:7i'::,.4:21:f'f'2 '.m.f,,53+'..f,:.,a ggi ,:.': i' gg,gfv,,:?2:1gffA:'1.'i 2 1i1-'f - - V V. as W 2 2':fe-rzifevi-igiyifiieys :,: 2, ' mfs,-, -'-1:':,22:14,-'.g:5':E-ss! - , ,': - --si' Vlvf. A , ,, . Q V Q. ,',. 1 N' 1 r ,,i,. , ,M -a i HAROLD CHOPP 6.0. Slore: Commilieesg lnlramuralsg Publicalions. Harold's sense of business greafly aided lhe publicalion of fhis yearbook. ln filling +he osition of G.O. s'I'ore salesman, his abilily 'lo inveigle iieshmen inlo donaling lheir loose change fo lhe ELCHANITE greally reduced his acl quola. Allhough usually a quiei' boy, Harold is known +o have uHered remarks 1'ha'l' senl' classes info a shale of infeclious laughler. We are cer+ain 'lhal Harold's abilily 'ro look al' lhe bri hi' side of life will be of greai' assislance +o him in +he ?u+ure. LESLIE DEUTSCHMAN Arisra: Ari Edifor, ELCHANITE: Edifor-in-Chief, Com- pacf: Typing Edifor, Academy News: Service Squad. Alfhough basically a diflidenf individual, Les proved him- self fo be one of fhe mosf expressive and culfured mem- bers of fhe class. His fine liferary falenfs made him fhe pride of all his English feachers. Anofher one of Les' commendable affribufes is his alfruisfic nafure. Through his efforfs many boys were able fo pass John J.'s arf course. Les is also an avid follower of fhe lafesf dance rin. vm M N... pafferns, excelling in eifher modern or lsraeli dance fech- niques. He plans fo major in psychology al' Brandeis Universify. X GERALD EDELSTEI N Publicafions: lniramurals. Alfhough Gerald achieved a high scholasfic average, augmenfed by many exfra-curricular acfivifies, he fhoughf if besf 'lo leave Rabbi Jacob Joseph in his Senior year. A firm believer in receiving a superior educafion, he lefl' because of diminishing scholasfic sfandards. Gerald is a worrywarf par excellence. Any problem, no ma'H'er how frivial, figural-ively adds anofher gray hair fo his head. Despife Gerald's heavy program, he sfill found 'lime fo compose essays on various 'lopics and fo delve info 'lhe vasf sea of American liferafure. Gerald plans fo con- finue his educafion af Yeshiva and evenfually become a clocfor. LOUIS EISNER Ca fain, Varsify Track: Varsify Swimming: Varsify Baskef- ball? Sfudenf Council: Service Squad. Coming fo us from fhe wilds of Scranfon, Pa., Louis fool: Yeshiva by sform. His sense of humor, besides gaining him fhe friendship of his classmafes, did much fo keep fhe adminisfrafion on ifs foes. A proficiency af all afhlefics combined wifh a frue sense of sporfsman- ship made him an invaluable member of fhree of our school's inferscholasfic feams. Lou's oufsfanding com- binafion of brains and charm are sure fo serve him in good sfead wherever he may choose fo venfure. His firsf sfep fo success will be when he enfers Y.U. as a pre-med major. R JOSEPH FALKENSTEIN Caplain, Varsily Chess: Varsily Tennis: Varsiry Bowling: Varsily Handball: Commirlees: lnlramurals. Despire his muscular build, Joey is one of lhe nicesl' and mosl' unassuming members of our class. He ranks as 'rhe undispured masfer of all +he awnpushers in Yeshiva. He served on +he Chess Team liar several years and 'Finally ascended 'lo lhe Capraincy. Perhaps Joey's grea'l'es'l' dis+inc'l'ion is his unusual choice of a fulure career. As- serfing +ha+ he is a man who lhinks for himself, Joe has chosen fo majo? in oceanography. He will achieve l'his goal +hrough s+udies a+ Ci+y College. JOSHUA FENDEL STANLEY FASS Sludenl' Council: Varsily lvlalh: Varsily Bowling: Service Squad: Class Councils. S+an's unusual inilialive and inleresl' helped him 'lo compile a very good record. His remarkable achieve- menls in his malh courses have prompled him lo decide on engineering as a career. Rabbi Tendler 'lo lhe con- rrary, Sl'an is a highly co-mpelenl Talmud scholar, as wirnessed by his achieving lhe highesl' mark on Rabbi Sak's oral examinafion in January. S'l'an's infelligence and his keen, quick wil' guaranlee his furure success. He will conlinue his siudies al' Yeshiva Universily. Vice Presidenr, Arisla: Treasurer, Sludenl' Council: Copy E:di'ror,'IELCHANlTE: Managing Edilor. Compacr: Class ouncl s. Josh lransferred inl'o our class as a sophomore, bur very quickly go+ info lhe swing of 'l'hings. He made +he ac- qainlance of Gordon lfirsl' name Rabbil. His sfalure was grea'l'ly increased in fhe eyes of l'he 'failhful as he de- fended his Rabbi againsi- l'he horrible blas hemies of l'he infidels. Despi+e 'lhis holy crusade, Josh flilaund 'l'he 'lime io receive fhe highesl' mark on 'lhe Meril' Exam and 'lo be elecled Vice Presidenf of Arisia. He also helped reiu- venare +he Dorm News, making il' an oulsranding publi- carion. Josh will conlinue his educafion al' Yeshiva Universi'l'y. MICHAEL FINE Arisfa: Varsify Handball: Chairman, Canvassing Com- miffee: Class Councils: Inframurals: Publicafions. Mike possesses an affribufe more precious fhan a per- pecfly ground diamond. His only sfimulus fo work and sfud is a sincere desire fo learn more abouf fhe world in which we live. Alfhough Mike is quife adepf in many subiecfs, his primary inferesl' lies in biology. During his summer vacafions, Mike did advanced biological research af fhe Yeshiva Summer lnsfifufe. An infense Zionisf, he hopes fo confinue his educafion in Israel. Should he be unable fo make fhis iourney, Mike will affend Yeshiva Universify and maior in bio-chemisfry. DAVE FINER Varsify Baskefball: Varsify Bowling: Varsify Handball: Varsify Track: Varsify Chess: Varsify Checkers: Service Squad: Sfudenf Council: Publicafions: Treasurer, l. Y. Council. Coming fo Yeshiva from Ramaz, Dave quickly became one of 'I'he mainsfays of our school's Hebrew Deparf- menf. Alfhough he always received good marks in his morning subiecfs, Dave's primary achievemenf was per- fecfing 'Ihe arf of relaxafion. He was greafly aided in achieving fhis obiecfive by one of his favorife feachers, Rabbi Zimels. Dave's cheerful nafure made him many friends among his classmafes. Togefher wifh his pal Jackie, he livened up Doc's offen humdrum class. Fol- lowing in his fafher's foofsfeps, Dave will confinue his educafion af Yeshiva Universify. SHELDON FINK Arisfa: Managing Edifor, ELCHANITE: News Edifor, Academy News: Capfain, Varsify Debafing: Presidenf, Sophomore Council: Jusfice, Sfudenf Courf. Sheldon's masfery of I-he English language and his logical mind have made him one of fhe mosf effecfive debafers in Yeshiva. Offen an exponenf of oufspoken views, his abilify fo convince a skepfic of fheir feasibilify is sur- passed by none. As one of fhe perennial habifues of fhe ELCHANITE office, Shelly's fimel quips and liferary creafivify have done much fo aid fhe 'successful compila- fion of fhe Yearbook. The lasl' of fhe school's masfer poli- ficians, his choice of a career in law will enable him fo convey his polifical schemes fo bigger and beffer places. IRVI NG GASTMAN Varsily Bowling: 6.0. Store: Librarian: Commilleest lnlramurals. lrv has long amazed and amused his 'Friends wifh +ales of his daring escapades on +he Easi' Side. Al'I'hough rumors of his selling hiiacked supplies +o +he 6.0. S'rore have never been 'Fully subs+an'l'ia'l'ed, his purporfed deeds have neverfheless made him a 'frequeni' 'lopic of discussion. Those who really know him, however, find if hard 'lo recon- cile his repufafion wifh his friendly and likeable person- alily. Quile proficienf in many subiecfs, lrv is always willing fo go oui' of his way 'I'o help anyone. lnirigued ray +he sciences, Irv will sfudy engineering ai' Cify Col- ege. JACK GLUCK DAVID GLICKSMAN Librarian: Publicalions: lnlramurals. One of fhe mosl' well-rounded s+uden+s in 1'he Senior class, Dave's honesiy, infegrii , and good nalure have won for him +he admirafion oilalmosi- all his classmales. Al+hough o'F+en a serious scholar, he has amused us greally wil'h samples of his sublle, yel devasfaling, brand of humor. Dave is a charfer member of one of Rabbi Tendler's infamous classroom cliques, and he has sung his wa lhrough many Shiurim. To supplemeni' his vocal- izing, he is capable of slrumming +he guifar. Dave will major in pre-law a'l' Yeshiva Universily. il-wr 'VD Ari' Edilor, ELCHANITE: Varsiiy Baskeiball: Varsily Track Varsif Bowling: l.Y. Council: Class Councils: Service Squadi Jack's good na'rure and bubbling ersonaliiy have done much +o make some ex+remely dull classes more endur- able. Allhough fhe Yig did noi' fully appreciale Jackie's anfics, he could no? afford 'lo rid fhe class of one of ils beH'er Lomdim. As his varied ex+ra-curricular en- deavors indicale, he is bolh a gi'F+ed ar1'is'I' and a'l'hle1'e. A la+e addifion +o +he Baskefball Team, Jack proved fo be a very fine player. His aFFini'l'y for drawing will serve him in good sfead when he majors in archifeclure al' PraH'. SETH GCLD Commiffees: lnframurals. Sefh's many fine affribufes enabled him fo mainfain an unblemished conducf record fhroughouf his sfay af Ye- shiva. His diligence and infegrify esfablish him as one ,of fhe few members of fhe human race who have nof been influenced by fhis age of hypocrisy and deceif. A person deeply inspired by fhe Jewish religion, Sefh will become a feacher affer graduafing from Yeshiva Universify. In an occupafion fhaf demands facf, afience, and con- siderafion for ofhers' feelings, we libel fhaf Sefh will succeed. LARRY GOLDSTEIN .A V-. -- if , , ' . . .,. . hli+.,l7i.ly' K f'if.?::+,'c'f S1533 , W , i- , ia. Q. , 1 4 S 91,1 Q ,S U Mb' ss.. Arisfa: Varsify Mafhg Varsify Checkers: Sfudenf Coun cil: Copy Edifor. Ledger: Inframuralsi Publicafions. Larry, a well-liked ancl infelligenf boy, is one of fhe anchormen in Rabbi Tendler's home sfudy course. Al ways available for sfimulafing discussions on mafhemafics he plans fo culfivafe fhis inferesf af Cify College, and evenfually enfer fhe field of engineering. When he is nof bus sfudying, Larry finds fime for innumerable and W' fruifful hobbies. He is fhe proud owner of a fine record GERALD GOODSTEI N Capfain, Varsify Tennis: Business Sfaff, ELCHANITE: lnframurals. Gerald is a prime example of Yeshiva's salufary effecf on a sfudenf. 'He enfered in his freshman year having liffle knowledge of Judaic principles, cusfoms, and obli- gafions. He graduafes well versed in his dufies as a Jew and prepared fo spread his knowledge fo ol-hers. Under his compefenf leadershi , fhe Tennis Team has sef a prece- denf b playing more fhan one mafch annually. Gerald's unusuallrefenfive powers have enabled him fo quofe long and numerous passages from fhe Bible. He hopes fo furfher his educafion al' Brandeis Universify. collecfion including many old and famous arfisfs. He also dabbles in phofogra hy and reading. Larry's hard work and perseverance will mosf cerfainly make him successful in his chosen career. RONALD GRAFSTEIN Sfudenf Council: Varsify Bowling: Varsify Handball: ln- frarnurals: Commiffees. Ronny, Toron+o's represenfafive fo Yeshiva, came here wifh liffle Hebrew educafion. Alfhough having fo sfarf from scrafch clue fo his previous background, he has managed fo do well in all his sfudies. Ro-nny is an avid afhlefic enfhusiasf, enio ing such sporfs as ice-skafing, swimming, fishing, and skin-diving. His inferesf in school and dormifory affairs has enabled him fo compile an impressive number of exfra-curricular acfivifies. Ronny is renowned as a sfudenf of human behavior and he will confinue fhis sfudy by majoring in psychology af Yeshiva U niversify. JONATHAN GREER Arisfa: Edifor-in-Chief, Academy News: Business Man- ager, ELCHANITE: Capfain, Varsify Debafing: Liferary Edifor, Compacf: Sfudenf Council. In his four years af Yeshiva, Jonafhan has compiled a fruly enviable record in scholasfic achievemenf and exfra- curricular parficipafion. As pedanfic Edifor of fhe Acad- emy News, Jonafhan had, fo say fhe leasf, an inferesfing Senior year. A good friend of Mr. Leibel and fhe office, he found if very easy fo fake days off on some very flimsy excuses. He is an arclenf Hebraisf, as affesfed fo by his experiences in Massad and his friendship wifh Rabbi Bernsfein. Jonafhan's high infelligence will sfancl him in good sfead as he pursues a liberal arfs course af an Ivy League school. isgg,,,,? Mow' KENNETH GRIBETZ Arisfa: Secrefary. Sfudenf Council: Sporfs Edifor, EL- CHANITE: Capfain, Varsify Swimming: Varsify Track. Kenny is one of fhose rare and forfunafe people who have fhe golden fouch. Possessing a fine mind, he compiled an impressive scholasfic average while brighf- ening many dreary days wifh his sharp sense of humor and dazzling smile. An ardenf devofe of all sporfs, he capfained fhe school Swimming Team and provided an impefus for much of fhe afhlefic acfivify af Yeshiva. Ken's charm earned him fhe friendship of almosf all of his classmafes. He will enfer fhe legal profession affer gracluafing from college. DANIEL HAIN PHILIP HABER Varsily Debalingp Commilleesq Publicalions. The fulure Einslein of Ihe class of '6I, Phil's devolion 'Io science is second only 'ro his incomparable mind. He can usually be found 'wandering in one of Ihe labs working on a radical new idea, or Irying 'Io explain Ihal' new idea +o a hosl of uncomprehendin feachers and classmales. An ardenl Zionisr, Pesach hopes Io amass as much knowledge as possible in order Io be of more use 'I'o The Are+z. Reading and Debbi occupy mosf of his spare lime. Phil will maior in physics al' C.C.N.Y. I . I 'YQ ' 5,155 P 1 II? iMf'gi?xi'if.e2v' 5' .ssfgii if 1K'.3i1E:'EiIx.s If 71 Q mIA'.fiwwi, Aff-.iii , 0 x4,'i!LiP5xif?f' I , I qv -vwmu, I :fix 54124115515,I.v'i2'Ii3I'f'TI!4,' ' I 1 '14 fU'1M-..-.vii Q., ' 'I' ' ee-1'-sw! I '+'Y.ZQIf'2:f.-. ' is-'33 .i'IlIf l2F i? -. ' i' I.-'fx Ikliifi ':'- I, -1- ,v ii.2 fi'I'Z'f :-29411 1. 2:55---',k-2 If- 1-ers' -. 555,-wk!! milf? .V Y -Q-535, lu.. . i,f1v,iV,'u-4: ,w.i:,'r,,f1Ma,1pz g, . 3-,1--vI:.'k '21-H,'Qf'f.x-,-we 2,15-' L , jx35q5jf:,i-':'::. gl, - arm 'iglyf ' f ze Q'i'I'1Q'1 all I 1 ki 9 iff 19. ' V u , 1.1 :I I 1 .Mikel Q, 2, f f- T-f, Y T' ' I iff, W Y- I I e ' 1 L P F, ig-IQ ...': , iiii Q I Presidenl, Arisla: Presiclenl, Sluclenl' Council: Sludenl Council: Commillees: Publicalions. Like his brofhers before him, Dann became anolher mem- ber of 'Ihe Hain family +o make Ihe long Irek Io Yeshiva 'From Danville, Virginia. Upon his arrival, he soon showed himself Io be a sincere s+udenI', bolh Talmudically and secularly. Danny's unimpeachable characfer and leader- ship qualilies made him a unanimous choice for Presiclenl' of Arisra and for Presidenl of Ihe Sludenl' Council. His unprelenfious manner Ihroughoul- his slay al' Yeshiva is an ou'I's+anding +ribuI'e ro his modesly. Yeshiva Univer- si'I'y is Iruly forlunale Io have Danny as an incoming fresh- man. He will maior in one of Ihe sciences. FRED HALPERN Arislag Varsi'I'y Track: Varsily Malhx Inlramurals. Freddie's sharp mind and keen inlellecl' have served him in good slead in his years al' YUHS. Mosl' nofably, he has been a consis+en'I'l high scorer on apI'i+ude and scholar- ship 'I'esI's. His abilify Io solve inlricale problems has helped Freddie Io become a mainslay of bolh Ihe Malh Team and Ihe Chess Team. Noi one 'Io confine his prowess solely 'Io The classroom. Freddie frequenled The gym during sI'udy periods and was a member of Ihe Rebbi's Olympic Punchball Team. Fred inlends Io con- Iinue al' Ci'Iy College where he will sI'udy physics. Wise' BERNARD HAMMER Sludenl' Council: Managing Edifor, Compacfg Varsify Baskefballi Class Councils: Junior Varsify Baslcefballi ln- framurals. Coming fo Yeshiva from public school, Bernie immedi- afely esfablished himself by becoming one of 'lhe onl fwo freshman represenfafives on fhe Varsify Baskefball Team. During his Senior year, he accomplished fwo en- viable feafs. By dinf of a clever sfrafagem, Bernie man- aged fo exempf himself from Talmud class for fhe fall ferm. Nexf ferm, fhe adminisfrafion resolved fhaf he should become fhe only high school sfudenf affending a college T.l. class. A beffer-fhan-average sfudenf, Bernie's highly commendable marks will enable him fo aHend Cify College. HERBERT HERMELE MICHAEL HARRIS Eclifor-in-Chief, Ledger: Varsiiy Baslcefballi Sfudeni Coun- cil: Inframuralsg Publicafions. A belafed enfranf info our class, 'Mike gradually ad- jusfed fo fhis insfifufion in general and fo fhe dorm life in parficular. As polifical Edifor-in-Chief of fhe Ledger, he associafed in fhe esfablishmenf of fhis publicafion as fhe unofficial Zionisf organ of Yeshiva. Aside from such academic endeavors, Mike proved fo be a welcome addi- fion fo fhe Baslcefball Team, where his heighf served him fo greaf advanfage. As proof of his popularify, he was elecfed Vice-Presidenf of a well-known friendship sociefy. Mike will follow in his brofher's foofsfeps, majoring in Biology af Yeshiva Universify. Arisfag Eclilor-in-Chief, Dorm News: Edlfor-in-Chief, Com- pacf: Associafe Edifor, Academy News: Varsify Debafingg Sfucle-nf Council. Herb is recognized as having a deep insighf info numerous fields. Known for his radical and oufspoken views on everyfhing from polifics fo religious philosophy, he has kepf much-of fhe dormifory up info fhe wee ours of fhe morning wifh his sharp commenfs on fha currenf scene. To disseminafe his personal ideas fo fhe largesf possible audience, Herb founded, wrofe fhe maior porfion of, and published his own newspaper, fhe Dorm News. Due fo his greaf and varied abilifies, Herb is assured success as a pre-med major af Yeshiva Universify. ALAN HERSCHENFELD Presidenf, Sophomore Council: Feafure Edifor, Academy News: Varsify Swimming: Sfudenf Council: Publicafions. While fhe maiorif of us have gone abouf seeking fhe more mundane vaiues of life, Alan has concenfrafed on fhe supreme value of making himself a beffer human being. As a corollary fo his drive, he has found fhe fime and energy fo excel in his secular sfudies while applying himself wifh ufmosf diligence fo all facefs of fhe sfudy of Judaism. When queried on his hobbies, Alan replied: My only hobby is fhe fullesf enioymenf of life. We can only offer our besf wishes for success in all of life's venfures, for if is people such as Alan who make fhis world a beffer place in which fo live. JOSEPH HIRSCH Arisfa: Copy Edifor, Compacf: Class Councils: Librarian: lnframurals: Publicaiions. The possessor of many fine affribufes, Joseph has greafly impressed his feachers and his classmafes. He has never lef his academic successes alfer his quief and modesf mien. Far from being a grade-grubber, Joseph has par- ficipafed in a number of exfra-curricular acfivifies and he enioys many hobbies. His persisfenf afiempfs fo mas- fer fhe arf of ice-skafing may yef send him fo fhe Olym- pics. Joe has done exfraordinarily well in fhe hisfory courses faughf in fhis school, and he will major in fhis subiecf af Columbia Universify. HENRY KAPLOWITZ Capfain, Varsify Bowling: Varsify Tennis: Class Councils: Publicafions. On coming fo Yeshiva, Henry immediafely gained fame for being one of fhe glibbesf speakers in our class. His masfery of fhe spoken word did much fo elevafe his average fo a very respecfable posifion. Under his Cap- faincy, our Bowling Team has managed fo accumulafe an impressive number of vicfories. Despife fhe long school day, Henry has found fime fo delve info such hobbies as phofography and lock-picking. A member of fhe Con- necficuf squad af Yeshiva, Henry infends fo mafriculafe af fhe Universify of Connecficuf and fo maior in accounf- ing. ELLIOT KATZ Varsiiy Baskerball: Service Squad: Circulaiion Ediior, Haichia: Publicarions. Ellio+ eniered Yeshiva in his sophomore year along wiih lhe res+ of +he Queens delegaiion. Alfhough a very modesi' and unassuming person, Ellio+ could noi- conceal his oulsfanding scholaslic and al'hle'l'ic l'alenl's. Afler one year of Junior Varsiiy Baskeiball, Ellioi' became a slariing member of +he Varsi'l'y. One of Dr. Harwell's and Mr. Landau's brighfesl' s'l'udenl's, he proved 'lhai' even a dif- 'licull course can be conquered if one aH'acks ii' in a dili- geni' manner. Ellioi' will aH'end Queen's College where he will maior in one of fhe sciences. NEIL KATZ Capiain, Varsiiy Baskeiball: Caprain, Varsily Handball: Capiain, Varsiiy Track: Varsiry Swimming: Sfudeni Coun- cil: Class Councils: Commiiiees. Forrunai-ely for Coach WeHs+ein, Neil decided +o make Yeshiva his high school alma maler. Through his almosl' single-handed efforls, 'lhis year's Baske'l'ball Team func- 'iioned in a smoo+h-working manner. As caprain, Neil's leadership did much 'io bring vicfory lo ihe Mini-Mires. He also served his school by being an aclive par'l'icipan'I' in s+uden+ government Neil's varied weekend in1'eres'I's enabled him +o become a close friend of many of our inquisilive rabbis. As a pre-denlisl' major al' Yeshiva Universiiy, he will help solve Coalcli Sarachek's many problems. .- -- ,,,s-:f.fmmf...,--4 , .Q .. , :. -93 I HOWARD KATZOFF ,..'.., 1 .Q sg. 1. ' H s Y, .Awe-v-W Q ww' ' 2 i ' va' - ' ' ggwxk . ..,r, - ff , - ,.--vi-'M - 5 gg s . ' 1 f -3 if--' f .F ,. ,g 55411 , ' 'sa iii . f,,fgf.,- -V, ., . A,-'-:,,-: .- , ...g,-.:.:.:. - 5' V fp.-affee . 2, 352 . eiiiiif' -' -- 34 Rs. Varsiiry Bowling: Varsily Handball: Varsily Checkers: Slu- deni Council: Publicaiions. Howie is ihe possessor of a i'rul fluc+ua'l'ing personalify. Al' fimes he is a 'lerrilic comedian, and yel' he can be deadly serious. A diligeni' worker, his eagerness +o com- prehend 'I'he sub'ec+ ma'H'er has enabled him +o receive good marks in all his courses. Howie's schoolwork has noi' precluded him 'From exercising his afhlei-ic inclinaiions. A erson of greai' dexierily and nimbleness, he is a parlicu- liarly good baskeiball player. His con'I'ac'l' wilh Bubbles should enable Howie lo succeed as a chemical engineer. KENNETH KAY Publicafionsg Inframurals: Commiffees. Kenny enviably spenf his 'lime af Yeshiva amassing a long sfring of 90's. A erson of greaf nafural inquisifive- ness, he loves fo clelve info fhe mysferies of science. Kenny's kno-wledge of elecfronics was uf fo greaf prac- fical use when he found fime fo buildaa ham radio sei. Far from being fhe mad scienI'isf fype, he is an avid fan of Bach and Beefhoven as well as a dabbler in English liferafure. His proficiency in chemisfry has prompfed Kenny fo maior in fhaf subjecf af Brooklyn Polyfechnic lnsfifufe. like-' IRVING KLEIN Arisfa: Edifor-in-Chief, ELCI-IANITE: Varsify Tennis: Var- sify Chess: Liferary Edifor, Hafchia: Siuclenf Council: Class Councils. Irving is fhe possessor of all fhe qualifies fhaf make for a successful school career. Despife his excellenf average and general popularify, he has mainfained a quief and unassuming affifude fhaf has succeeded in alienafing none. The high esfeem in which Irv has been held by his classmafes was amply demonsfrafed by his elecfion as Edifor-in-JChief of 'l'he ELCHANITE. He is also a very good afhlefe, enjoying such diversified sporfs as fennis and foofball. Alfhough Irv would be assured success in any field he mighf enfer, he has chosen fo sfudy engineer- ing af Cooper Union. MURRAY KOHN Varsify Bowling: Varsify Checkers: Varsify Handball: Pub- licafions: lnframurals. Throughouf his four ears af Yeshiva, Murray has refained fhe admirafion of his fellow sfudenfs. As one of fhe quiefesf sfudenfs of our class he has seldom come under fhe minisfrafions of fhe office, and fhen only under vel hemenf profesfafions of innocence. Murray is one- of fhose sfudenfs who parficipafe exfensively in acfivifies oufside of school. Besides fhe exfracurricular acfivifies regulafed by fhe school, he engages in sfamp-collecfing and afhlefics. Murray will furfher his inferesf in medicine and fhe biological sciences while majoring in denfisfry af Cify College. EDWARD KRUPNIK Librarian: Publicaiionsq Iniramurals. Eddie, hailing from Yeshiva Soloveichik, is +he sorl' of s'l'u- denl' who forms l'he backbone of 'lhis Yeshiva. He is re- dicfable and complelely dependable-aHribu1'es which have won for him 'lhe respecl and friendship of many +eachers and sfudenls. Eddie is a hard worker and has 'l'hus mainlained a respec+able average while spending many hours enioying his favoriie hobby-phofographv. A very quiel' and unassuming s+uden+, he is o-ne of lhe selecl' few who managed +o escape unsca+hed from +he adminis+ra+ion's periodic disciplinary purges. Eddie will RICHARD KU RZ siudy business al' NYU ALBERT KUDISH Arisrag Varsiiy Maih: Councils: Commirlees: lnrramurals. Al's scholasiic achievemen'I's are amply evidenced by his high marks in bo+h his Hebrew and secular subiecls. He has lhoroughly disproven fhe +l1eory 'l'ha+ a+l1le+ic prowess and inlelleci' do no+ mix. ln addifion +o being a very Fine baskelball player, Al enioys handball and swimming. His ready wif has endeared him +o many +eachers and class- ma'I'es. Realizing fhai- he cannol- maior in all ihe siudies he enioys, Al has decided fo specialize in chemical engi- neering al' 'Cooper Union. Arisrag Copy Ediior, Haichla Siudenr Council Com miilees. A member of +he Weslchesler conl'ingen'r, Dickie soon became a popular and much admired member of our class. His poli'reness, infegrify, and characler canno+ be surpassed by any oiher Senior. lnlelligence, coupled wiih Richard's oiher a'Hribu+es, made him o-ne of fhe few unanimous choices +o Arisla. Al+hough a reficeni indi- vidual, his 'lerse commenfs, bolh humorous and ofherwise, bring much pleasure +o his companions. Yeshiva is indeed forfunafe in having Dickie represenl it He will pursue a liberal ari's educarion al' lhe college of his choice. NORMAN LAMPERT Typing Edifor, Ledger: Liferary Edifor, Ledger: Class Councils: Commiffees: Publicafions. Norman, one of fhe mainsfays of fhe fhree-man enferfain- menf commiffee from 'lhe Bronx, has endeared himself fo his classmafes by virfue of his wif and lively personalify. Togefher wifh his Bronx compafriofs, Norman has, on his own inifiafive and fime, formed fhe rudimenfs of a broad educafion. He does nof, however, limif himself fo such academic endeavors. ln his spare fime he engages in sporfs and in several of fhe school's exfracurricular acfivi- fies. Norman will confinue af Yeshiva, where he will sfudy law, a career in which his glib manner will serve as an imporfanl' assef. MA!! STEVEN LERMAN Commiffees: Pulolicafions: lnframurals. Sfeve came fo Yeshiva as a sophomore, and he imme- diafely found a place among Mr. PerlmuHer's scholars. Never fo be found wifhouf his slide rule, he amazed us all wifh his abilify fo solve Mr. Landau's physics Prob- lems. An avid hobbyisf, Sfeve's diversions include archery, coin-collecfing, and chemisfry. He was also a member of fhe ill-fafed radio club. Sfeve's masfery of fhe mafhs and sciences has no doubl- guided him in choosing fo maior in chemisfry af Hunfer College. BENJAMIN LESIN Capfain, Varsify Chess: Varsify Mafh: Sfudenf Council: Class Councils: lnframurals: Pulolicafions. Beniy's relafion fo one of fhe more eminenf members of our school's faculfy enabled him fo acquire a lounge for his befween-class snoozes. He was also spared fhe degra- rafion of having fo enfer Yeshiva's sfifling iungle-fhe loclcer room. Nepofism, however, had nofhing fo do wifh his compilafion of an average fhaf ranks him among fhe fen besf scholars of fhe graduafing class. Beni 's superior apfifude for fhe mafhs and sciences makes him a sure bef as an elecfrical engineer affer graduafing from fhe college of his choice. X- H Y ,: - : : i r1:'j. g:fptg:fgg15- 3. :w.3.::3g::15:.:.i,5-lzz,-, - ' . :- 'Ev5m::::f:S2.2:w-1192:2 . Q, - -1.A.,:r -1, 41- Wzf.-a.:.f.g:-:-:V :i , ' ievwwqg W s 2' .I 1 V. 5 .,,,,4 Y -4- ,155 - - V. ,rw :ac fswersivra . ,. .r ' ia'-xf.-F.5??i?Y -'f'fF'Ez3?:r!f55 GERALD LEVINE Sporls Ecliror, Ledger: Varsily Handball: Commillees. Gerald's inimilable smile and good-nalured personalily explain lhe reason for his many friends. He is always able +0 raise a classmale 'From a depressed slale of being. Gerald, however, also showed evidence lhal' he is a seri- ous-minded person. Thro-ugh his hard work and perlinac- ily, he compleled many rough courses. ln his spare lime, Gerald enioys adding +o his already large coin collec- lion. Undislurbed by lhis school's unusual array of hislory Teachers, Gerald will major in +his subiecl' al' lhe college of his choice. Commillees. LESTER LEVINE Commilleesg lnlramurals, Les+er's abilily lo play l'he harmonica, 'l'he keyboard, and make bird calls makes him one of 'lhe 'Few musicians in our class. His impromplu remarks have oflen senl' a class inlo hysleria. Even 'lhe Yig , a masler al lhe arl' of double lalking, acknowledges lhal' Lesler's melhod of manipulaling words is surpassed by none. His pleasanf smile and innocenl' face have ollen broughl' him lhrough a dangerous incidenl unscalhed. Always a good sludenl' when he fries, Les+er plans 'ro conlinue his educafion al' NYU and major in hisfory. MARTIN LIEBER Varsily Handball: Librarian Service Squad lnlramurals Mar+y is one of The more likable members of o-ur class. Despife a sizable age difference, Marly has Fil- very nicely inlo 'lhe paHern of Senior aclivilies. He has, al various limes, been a member of lwo of lhe mo-re nolable groups of 'lhe Senior class, one of which is now defuncf. These groups are: fhe Conlinenl'als and l'he Bronx Enl'er'l'ain- menl' Commillee. His slamp and coin collecling, coupled wil'h many exlra-curricular acfivilies, rounded oul' Marly's s+ay al our school. Marry will furlher broaden his educa- 'lion by sluolying liberal arls in college. JAY LUGER Varsily Track: Varsily Bowling: Varsily Checkers: Sluclenl Council: Class Councils. A serious-minded sludenl, Jay displays a line sense of humor oulside lhe classroom. An excellenl Hebrew scholar, he has, neverlheless, become Rabbi Bernslein's personal experl on subiecls ofa much more secular nalure. Despile his difficullies wilh lhe New Haven Railroad, he frequenlly has seen lil lo ignore lhe Weslchesler car pool in order lo parlicipale in various exlra-curricular aclivilies. A perennial represenlalive lo lhe Sludenl Council, Jay's popularily has helped win lhis office almosl every lerm. He inlends lo follow a liberal arls course al lhe Universily of Chicago. SHERWOOD MALAMUD Fealure Edilor, ELCHANITE: Managing Edilor, l-lalchia: Sludenl Council: Class Councils: lnlramurals. Bulch , enlered Yeshiva wilh greal lrepidalion. His leachers al R.J.J. had spoken of our holbed of sin in mosl uncomplimenlar lerms. Yel in no lime al all, he learned lo enjoy himself' here. One of Bulchie's grealesl de- lighls was his semi-sadislic launling of lhe inloleranl views of Rabbi Bernslein. Since he lived in midlown Manhal- lan, Shlom was always one of lhe besl-informed men aboul lown. His forensic abililies will come in handy in his pursuil of a legal career. LESTER MALINA Sludenl Council: Class Councils: Comrnillees: lnlramurals: Publicalions. Les has compiled a record lhal is sludded wilh many unusual dislinclions. A member of lhe Bronx Enlerlain- menl Commillee, he holds lhe lille of number one rock- 'n'-roll fan. A fine aspecl of Les' characler is lhal he has never refused lo do a friend a favor. He has developed a knack for finding lhe perfecl solulion lo every problem, lhiis greally enriching lhe lol of his pals. A highly capable sludenl, Les will receive a broad educalion by laking a liberal arls course al Cily College. R . Ms: .5 - :'wff2ff.s:-:ew I Q l 'f.,.F?::'w.m:-'.::9:N- .3 14 .gizmzr .eJKf.:'S'-':ga!M'- .:-as i ,,.i,:-by-.-. s3Xs:.,:s.s.33,,.a. g..igs Rai .f.E:ni3nZiS1as.iQ as 'S 1 .sis HARVEY MARKOWITZ Varsiiy Tennis: Commiifeesq Publicaiionsg lniramurals. One would have lo search far and wide for a more sin- cere and devo'l'ed person 'lhan Harvey. During his slay al' Yeshiva, his dedicalion, as manifesled by his wonderful work wilh lhe dorm religious commillee and 'lhe S.O.Y., has become obvious 'lo even 'lhe mosl cynical among us. Harve's hobbies run fhe gamul from +ennis +o an inleresl in shorl'-wave radios. All of 'rhese good qualifies will assure him lhe respecl and admiralion of 'lhose forlunale enough +o know him. He will major in pre-denial sludies BERNARD MAYERS al YU. ALLEN MARMCN Lirerary Edilor, ELCHANITEg Sludeni Council: lnira- murals: Publicaiions. As his excellenl' average indicales, Allen is o-ne of +he bel l'er-informed members of our class. His lilerary ro- ficiency made him lhe logical choice for Li'l'erary E ilor of l'he ELCHANITE. Al's unique and unwavering philo- sophical approach lo life's many vagaries quickly gained for him lhe respec'l', if nol always l'he concurrence, of lhose around him. To 'lhose who lruly know him, he exemplifies all 'rhe allribules of a -dedicalecl friend. Allen's abili'I'y and erseverance will assure him success in lhe medical prol-ession. -65' , i':w'?3 Tl'N'i' 5 i ,s...fe5Yvp:5w eifiai ' T' . 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A 'Frequenl' member of lhe class councils, Bernie's crowning achievemenl' in 'lhis phase of school life was his eleclion +o 'lhe Vice- Presidency of +he Senior Council. He will pursue a liberal arls course al' lhe college of his choice. BEN MILCHMAN Manager, 6.0. Sforeg Chairman, Losf and Found Com- miffee: Judo Team. Yeshiva's Salesman's Salesman , Ben's smiling face and oufgoing personalify helped raise our 6.0. Sfore from a closef in fhe back of Doc's library info a growing and profifable concern. Numismafics being his hobby and economics his infended maior in college, we cannof help noficing his affinify for money. Ben, however, has ofher inferesfs. He was an avid parficipanf in fhe iudo class and a member of fhe now defunct Judo Team. Excelling in finding land losingl fhings, he was 'rhe chairman of fhe Losf and Found Commiffee. Ben will enfer Yeshiva Uni- versify. HOWARD MOSKOWITZ Commiffees: lnframurals: Publicafions. Howie's knowledge of fhe English language is fruly amaz- ing. Affer conducfing a highly infelligenf conversafion wifh him, one gefs fhe impression fhaf he consumes un- abridged dicfionaries for dinner. Howie is also quifea adepf in hisfory. lnsfead of enjoying an informafive maga- zine such as Mad , he derives pleasure in faclcling Gib- bons' Decline and Fall of fhe Roman Em ire. Always one of fhe fellows, he possesses an excellienf sense of humor. Howie's abilify will enable him fo become a suc- cessful member of fhe Queens College confingenf. Varsify Tennis Junior Varsify Baskefball Varsify Chess Sfudenf Council Class Councils Publicafions 5 JOEL MILLER - z F Joel driffed onfo our shore via fhe Hudson River and he 0 soon ha-d a repufafion as a real mafh whiz As a Senior fi, in Rabbi Fulda's Shiur he showed fhaf he is fhe possessor N- of a sharp and logical mind A very bus boy Joel also l' found fime fo inifiafe fhe Hebrew Boo of fhe Monfh Club. He revealed has virfue in fhe gunior year when he lefi' fhe Sodom and Gomorrah fhaf is our dorm Joels oufsfanding abilify will insure his success in fhe engineer ing profession affer graduahng from Cooper Union WILLIAM NEWMAN Edifor-in-Chief. Compacfz Typing Eclifor, Academy News: Sfudenl' Council: Managing Eclifor, Compacf: Publica- fions: lnframurals: Commiflees. Bill's charm and fluenf speech enable him fo make a good impression on an one wifh whom he comes in confacf. A born comic, he has enlivened many a dead parfy, and much of fhe laughfer in fhe dormifory has been fraced fo Room l05. Bill, however, can be serious when fhe occasion deems if necessary. A hard worker, he has en- hanced 6ur school publicafions wifh bofh his liferary and arfisfic confribufions. Bill's unfiring persisfence, in addi- fion fo his ofher fine qualifies, should formulafe success in fhe years fo come. IRA NOVICH Presidenf. Junior and Senior Councils: Varsify Bowling: Varsify Checkers: Lieufenanf, Service Squad: Publicafions. lke is probably fhe mosf amiable and well-known mem- ber of fhe Senior class. His confinuous occupanc of imporfanf class osifions affesfs fo his po-pular acc aim. Alfhough a goodssfudenf, Ike has a definife affinify for afhlefics. Unforfunafely Iforfunafely for fhe opposifionl, Yeshiva has no hockey or foofball feams, and Ira never gof fhe opporfunify fo clemolnsfrafe his superiorify in fhese sporfs. Perhaps his only disap oinfmenf has been his inabilify fo insfifufe a Senior play because of fhe adminis+rafion's slofhlike behavior. Ira will major in biol- ogy af Yeshiva College. V:-1-:f:g,g.,,:q:g2:exregz- N P?-.fly 5' 3.-9-1. .If . - . K- ..Z- - '5No- - C- Q, , Efixfssgi g I 4,252 ,.. 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Paul is nof disfurbed by fhe pros ecf of having fo disfinguish befween fhe hip bone anclbfhe fhigh bone, for he plans fo major in biology af Cify College. HARVEY OPPENHEIM Chairman, lnframural Debafingg Varsify Chess: Varsify Checkers: 6.0. Sfore: Service Squad: Office Squad. Harvey is a very indusfrious person who has confinually served fhe school in a very capable manner. He has given generously of his fime while doing invaluable work in fhe office. His abilify fo wrife more fhan fhirfy words per square inch of paper has proven fo be very profif- able for him. Besides being a sfock markel' enfhusiasf, Harvey also finds some fime fo dabble in philafely. His work in fhe G.O. Sfore, where he has managed fo manipu- lafe seemingly nonsensical figures, has given him a solid founclafion for an accounfing career. sl Cin- i' 'iifiiiifgilii . ., V. q 1 iiifii RONALD PENN Commiffees: Publicafions. Ronnie is cerfainly one of fhe mosf amusing and besf- liked Seniors. His offbeaf humor and sly barbs have con- finually leff his audience in a sfafe of exhausfive laughfer. There is, however, an exfremely serious and aesfhefic side fo his many-facefed personalify. This is fypified by his ardenf devofion fo classical music. Ronnie can offen be seen expounding ifs imporfance or discussing fhe deli- cafe nuances of a recenf concerf. Despife a conglomera- fion of oufside acfivifies, he has always mainfained a respecfable scholasfic average. Ronnie's abilify, ambi- fion, and congenialify assure him success in his cho-sen profession. HOWARD PENNER Service Squad: lnframurals. Through applicafion of his scholasfic abilifies and dedica- fion fo his work, Howie has become a successful sfudenf af YUHS. One of fhe Salanfer boys, Howie's affinify for popular music induced him fo become one of fhe found- ing fafhers of fhe now-defuncf ''Confinenfals''-Yeshiva's answer fo Dion and fhe Belmonfs. Aside from music, Howie enioys many ofher diversions, such as foofball, baskefball, and swimming. His enioymenf of sporfs, how- ever, cannof compare fo his love for chemisfry and mafh. Howie will confinue 'fhe sfudy of fhese fwo subiecfs af Cify College. SOLOMON PERLO Caplain, Varsify Swimming: Phoifography Eclifor, EL- Cl-IANITE: Varsify Debafing: Fealure Edifor, Ledger: lnframurals: Commiflees: Publicafions. Sandy's firsf impression of.Yeshiva leff him in a some- whaf bewildered sfafe of mind. He, however, overcame fhis school's lack of fhe opposife sex, and soon adapfed himself fo ifs rigorous curriculum. Sandy found fime 'lo parficipafe in almosf every exfra-curricular acfivify, show- ing greal' abilify in swimming. An effecfive debafer, he improved his fechnique by his daily verbal sessions wifh Rabbi Fulda. Sandy's genial characfer will make him a popular member of nexf year's freshman class af Brook- lyn College. LARRY POM ERANTZ ELLIOTT PLATT Arisfa: Class Councils: Managing Edifor, Hafchia: Varsify Chess: Capfain, Varsify Checkers: Publicafions. A refugee fro-m fhe wilds of Wesfchesfer, Elliof+'s long iourney fo and from school never curfailed his abilify 'lo amass a confinuous sfring of phenomenal marks. His faculfy fo cope wifh all phases of school life enabled him fo be a charfer member of fhis year's Arisfa Sociefy. ln fhis connecfion. EllioH' fransformed fhe name of Murray Rose info a household word. A well spoken fellow, we feel confidenl' fhaf his mafriculafion al' Harvard Law School will lead fo many fufure conquesfs. EllioH s ulfi- mafe goal-fo be 'lhe Republican nominee for Presidenf. Capfain, Varsily Bowling: Varsify l-lanclball: lnframurals: Commiffees: Publicafions. Enfering as a sophomore, Larry's has been a welcome addifion fo our class. His radianl- smile and blo-nd hair always helped brighfen his classmafes' hopes of passing one of Bubbles ' unholy massacres. A fine sfudenf, Larry is liked by all of his feachers. Even Louie , offen fhe subjecl' of Larry's mumbling sessions, has been proud fo have him as his pupil. A sfeady l70 bowler, he was an excellenf choice for Capfain of 'lhe Bo-wling Team. Larry is sure fo be an assel' fo fhe college of his choice. SHELDON POSNER Varsify Chess: lnframuralsg Commiffees. Sheldon is one of fhe mosf cledicafed and mosf able Talmud sfudenfs in fhe Senior class. Rabbi Tendler, in facf, would be fofally los'I' wifhouf Chanina's sixfy- second rendifions of full pages of Gemarah. His logical ap roach fo fhe infricacies of fhe Talmud was equally well applied fo fhe field of mafhemafics and fo fhe chess board. Sheldon infends fo devofe one year fo diligenf sfudy in a Jerusalem Yeshiva before enfering Yeshiva Universify. His inifiafive and devofion promise fo make him a successful rabbi. ABRAHAM RADIN enfer 'lhe rabbinafe. IRA RIFKIN Chairman, Losf and Found Colmmiffee: Chairman, Con- sfifufion Commifleeg Sfudenf Council: GO. Sfore: Pub- licafions. Ira's moH'o is Be Pre ared. His masfery of judo, fhe Japanese arf of self-defense, enabled him fo fighf fhe enemy on equal foofing. Perhaps fhis explains fhe reason for Ira's negligible number of suspensions. Alfhough he has engaged in many exfra-curricular acfivifies, he never once neglecfed fhe imporfance of a good scholasfic average. Through hard work and perseverance, Ira con- finually ensured himself a posifion on fhe honor roll. lra's serious inferesf in science creafes a firm basis for his aspirafions fo become a physician. s Yun F' an--' , v -..,.,. ,f ,H lnframurals: Commiffees. A represenfafive of fhe Garden Sfafe, Abraham has made his sfay af Yeshiva worfh while by frusfrafing many feachers who have affempfed fo beffer his ways. 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' ess., 2621 www r s I as-Hess WIIM N-fiflkim '. .Ei a.g7',gs:ggZ-'ww m:rx:S3Wef1W3s.. 4 ti2?A:SN.GPRNmEai::TalYsF,iiQvXNs g2i1'Wz ...fa-+R-hTSfwT2:'s::r i-'Q -sv..-ye.-X-asv..-e.-M.-:ww -as-.S mx ,.. -.-.:....,-.-A X--aw--we gli f Yefezf--as-Q.:5,s.3f.5m.Q Eelzwzaesfsessfssrmef .r':ujs-:eggffmfx J ' 'Q--1 Vi' :N Q QW f Q -ef.. .:-: SERGIO ROTHSTEIN Caplain, Service Squad: Librarian: lnlrarnurals: Publica- Jrions. Coming 'ro us in fhe sophomore year, Sergio easily weaih- ered Mr. Schwar+z's ho-me sfudy course in geome'l'ry and Dr. Frankel's dosage of concen+ra+ed brain sirain. His grea+es+ friumph, however, was in Smiley's class where he sel' a school record by noi'do1ing off al' all l'hroughou'l' 'lhe year. As capfain of 'rhe Service Squad, Sergio did an admirable job in prevenling 'lhe freshman masses from frampling on each olher. In addilion lo his ex'rra-curricu- lar aclivilies, he was able +o kee up his inieresl' in li+eral'ure and 'l'he piano. Sergio wili maior in hislory al' NYU. JACK RUBEL Varsiiy Track: Service Squad: Publicalions: lnlramurals. From lhe vanfage poini' of a delached observer, Jack has become a keen analysl' of human flaws and weaknesses. Wi+h informalion 'lhus gained, he con+inually delighfed his friends wilh numerous hilarious anecdoles. His masfery of +he +imely quip has made many dull an-d boring classes quiie pleasanf. Jack will ulilize his wide, lhough secreiive, experiences in public speaking as a so-lid foundalion for a law career. He will confinue his educarion al NYU, where we are sure he will succeed. -.ws-A-,,.v.,c.,WW-..,w-,A wa. . E? 9 gx ggi , ,V ,,,,,.. E ,,., xl E .,.i . . ,, 4 Si g if Q ' 'W'i'i'fi'f i Si' r 4- 1 II1:'Yl:R9S W. f' ,Y ,., , ' gf Q :, ' MN. .V .,. f... .1 ,. : if A ' f 2. ,eff if f 3? .ff ? 5 9b S32 We gmt, SN . f.g,,,,, A , .,.. f 1 i -'i': 'f ' ' S: -,fri '- . 9 J ' - 1 , ' il' 'iii' agyisri' 2'-5, ' ik ff ri , 1 R255 ,Q Tj, L 46 11. r - BERNARD RUBIN Caplain. Varsily Handball: Siudenl Council: Varsily Bowling: Publicalionsg lnrramurals. S+re+ch , as he is affeciionaiely called b his classmales, is a person +o be looked up +o, parliculyarly by +he ad- minis+ra'lion. Renowned 'For his excellenl memory, Bernie can recall many li'H'le-known s+a'l'is+ics in 'lhe realm of pro- fessional spor+s. He does no+, however, limi+ himself +o spec+a+ing. As Capiain of +he Varsify Handball Team and member of fhe Bowling Team, Bernie has shown re- markable afhlelic skill. Rubbin will coniinue ai' Queens College, where his wide smile and pleasanl personalily will assure him success. KOPI SALTMAN Arisfa: Vice-Presidenf, Sfudenf Council: Copy Edifor, ELCHANITE: Class Councils. Coming fo Yeshiva in his sophomore year, Kopi soon proved himself fo be fhe epifome of fhe synfhesis Yeshiva is frying fo creafe. Easily affaining excellenf grades in his secular sfudies, he found fime and devofion fo rise from a minimal background fo fhe pinnacle of erudifion in his Talmudical sfudies. ln his spare fime, Kopi has kepf busy converfing his many friends info music lovers, play- ing fennis, and parfici afing in many exfra-curricular ac- fivifies. We are sure fhaf he will gain fofal success in any endeavor he may choose. He will maior in fhe physical sciences af YU. 'I.. '... 'P SIDNEY SCHIFFMAN. Varsify Baskefball: Varsify Handball: Sfudenf Council: Publicafions. Sid's many falenfs exfend fo bofh scholasfic and afhlefic endeavors. His name is always found high on fhe secular, as well as fhe Hebrew, honor roll. Alfhough Sid had liffle fime fo spare, he became a member of fhe Baskefball Team. His oufsfanding rebounding abilify has offen meanf fhe difference befween vicfory and defeaf. De- spife his many successes, Sid's modesfy makes him one of 1' e mosf praiseworfhy members of our class. His infel- ligence and characfer will serve as greaf assefs when he affends Rufgers Universify. MICHAEL SCHLEIDER Arisfa: Eclifor-in-Chief, Ledger: Typing Edifor, ELCHA- NITE: Sfudenf Council: Coimmiflees. Mike is one of fhe few who overcame fhe many diversi- fied disfracfions of fhe dorm fo become one of fhe hard- esf-working members of fhe class. During fhe morning hours he was Rabbi Bernsfein's prime example of fhe friumph of mind over maffer. Mike could also be counfed on fo formenf Rabbi Fulda wifh an endless forrenf of klofz kashes. His oufside acfivifies feafure an acfive parficipafion in Young Judea. ln fhis movemenf he leads groups, performs lsraeli dances, and expresses an almosf neurofic love of Zio-n. Mike's abilify and characfer will assure his success in fhe medical profession. H EN RY SCHM UCKLER Presidenl. Junior Council: Sludenl Council: lnlramurals: Commillees. One of +he mosl' popular members of our class, Henry is lhal' rare individual who is noi- only liked buf also re- specled by all lhose who know him. He has never 'lried lo curry favor or gain 'Friends by re+rea+ing one degree from his firm principles. Henry's sincere devo+ion lo Judaism is more 'lo be raised in lighl' of his public school' origins. His Meril' Scholarship leHer of commendalion and debaling experience are concrele proofs of his sharp wil and speaking abilily. He will aflend YU and major in pre-law. STEVEN SCHNEID lniramurals: Comrniliees. When Sleven enlered Yeshiva in lhe sophomore year, Mr. PerlmuHer immeclialely subiecied him +o 'lhe school's general policy of over-emphasizing lesls. Allhough al' firsl' bewildered b his Hebrew sludies, his progress in 'Phe morning subiecls has been lruly asiounding. Sleve's'quiel' na'l'ure and diligeni sludy habils have endeared him 'ro bolh his classmales and his leachers. He is probably l'he only boy 'fo whom Mr. Schuchalowilz has never ound need +o raise his voice. Sieve plans +o prac'l'ice medicine afler gradualing from NYU. WILLIAM SCHWARTZ Arisla: Vice-Presidenl, Sludeni Council: Chairman, Los'l and Found Commilrlee: Lieulenanl, Service Squad: Pub- licalions: lnlramurals. Bill's cheerful counienance and wholesome laugh have llogelher wi+h fluorescenl' lighlingl done much fo brighl-en +he hallowed halls of Yeshiva. His leadership qualifies have served him in good slead as Vice-Presidenl' of lhe Siudenl Council and Presidenl of +he Dorm Council. Allhough a lop s+uden+ in his secular subiecls, Bill has never underes+ima+ed' 'lhe imporlance of his Hebrew sludies. His desire 'lo conlinue his Jewish educalion has person wi+h abilily and ambilion, we know lhal he will rompled him fo enler Yeshiva Universily nexl' fall. A be an assel' lo lhe field of biology. JOEL SHAIN Circulalion Manager. Ledger: Varsily Track: Class Coun- cils: Publicalions. Whenever Duke shows up al' any gafhering everyone can be assured of having a good lime. His keen sense of humor, coupled wilh an uncanny skill of impersonalion, has helped make lhe long school days a liH'le shorler. There is also a raclical side +o Duke's personalily. Hav- ing compiled a highl respeclable average +hroughou+ his high school career, he was allowed lo ulilize his Senior sludy periods 'lo build a complefe car engine. Duke will become a psychologisf so lhal' he can drive civilizalion insane. SOL SHEINBEIN sludy engineering. JULIUS SILBIGER Varsily Handball: Pulolicalionsq Commilrlees. Julius has compiled one of +he mosl' colorful records in Yeshiva's hislory. Knowledge of his many escapades has even reached down 'ro 'lhe ears of lhe lowerclassmen. Underneafh Julius' exlernal aHi+ude of indifference lo lhe world around him lies a genuinely ar'l'is'I'ic nalure. A devole of classical music, his unique habi+ of humming concerlos in Talmud shiur has oflen driven Rabbi Feld- blum 'lo lhe brink of despair. We wish Julius lhe besl' of luck in his plans fo en+er lhe leaching profession. sggu-Y Edilor-in-Chief, Halchia: Varsiry Chess: Class Councils lnrrarnuralsz Publicalions. As Edilor-in-Chief of lhe Hafchia, Sol was inslrumenlal in elevaiing this publicalion fo a hererofore unparalleled posilion of presfige. This accomplishmenl' was primarily achieved 'lhrough his oulslanding organizalional abilihes coupled wilh a superior knowledge of Hebrew. Sol, a nalive Israeli, is known as an ardenl' Zionisl. His radical Zionisl' views may have raised some eyebrows among his leachers, yel all respecl' him for his ho-nesl' views on l'he maH'er. Alfhough his eloculionar owers are liar from perfecl, lhis faclor has never preciuclred his unusual abilrly lo make friends easily. Sol will aH'end Cify College and eww. 'fo H - ' .S. s 9 ,, R se i Q cf X we Y!'fiee.....-.. LARRY SILVERMAN Typing Eclifor, ELCHANITE: Service Squad: Manager. Varsify Track: Varsify Handball: Varsify Chess: Sfudenf Council: Commifiees. This handsome boy is bofh a diligenf and infelligenf sfudenf. Through his fine characfer, keen judgmenf and dignified comporfmenf, Larry has earned himself posi- fions on all major school publicafions. One of fhe many who fell on fhe physics bafflefield o-f Mr. Landau, Larry has neverfheless nof losf his avid inferesf in fhe physical sciences. His excellence in chemisfry has inspired him fo confinue fhis sfudy in college. He will major in organic chemisfry af Cornell Universify. NORMAN SKYDELL Arisfa: lvianagemenf Edifor, ELCHANITE: Managing Edi- for, Academy News: Varsif Debafing: Presidenf, Pei- Aleph Club: Sfuclenf Councili One of fhe more profound members of our class, Norman quickly gained 'Fame for his wiffy and sardonic depic- fures of school condifions. His daily verbal baffles wifh Rabbi Bernsfein helped arouse his classmafes, as well as his feacher, from fheir morning sfupor. Norman's varied inferesfs range from reading Ibsen fo beafing bongo drums af polifical gafherings. His oufsfanding liferary falenfs have been clearly manifesfed by his excellenf wrifing in Under fhe Do-me , and in fhe humor secfion of fhe ELICHANITE. Norman is sure fo be an assef fo his chosen profession. ADRIAN SONDHEIMER Arisfa: Presidenf, Sfuclenf Council: Liferary Edifor. ELCHANITE: Varsify Baskefball: Varsify Track: Sfudenf Council: I.Y. Represenfafive. No maffer how minor fhe occasion, Adrian could be counfed on fo worry abc-uf if. In facf, he worried him- self info membership on Arisfa, a fine average, fhe Presi- dency of fhe Sfudenf Council, and a sfarfing posifion on fhe Baskefball Team. One of fhe besf voices in 4-2, Adrian could frequenfly be heard serenading Noodles wifh a selecfion from his reperfoire. An ardenf Ramazo- phile, he was a frequenf fransgressor of fhe Edicf of I957. Adrian will be a psycholog major af one of fhe many schools whose admission poiicies give him nighfmares. MORRIS SPIERER Arisraq Eclilor-in-Chief, I-Iarchiag Sludenl Council: Com- mirfees. Morris' easy-going manner and novel hairdo are nor al' all indica+ive of his +rue abilily and nafural drive. A diligenl worker, he always gives his ufmo-sl eflorf lo any lask he unclerlakes. Morris' un aralleled command of lhe Hebrew language has no+ only served 'Io aid his class- males, bul' il' has even supplemenled Rabbi Berns+ein's knowledge of vocabulary. His yukky laugh and har- monic rendilions of Israeli 'Folk songs always helped en- liven pre-class iamborees. Morris plans +o major in physics a+ Yeshiva Universily. W , i Q'-1.w!5fYF - '?zA2ss, ' L isniggn vat geyfq. 0.4 '55 4 A, fee Q- Ji f N-.W QA 0 J a s A 5 zrfasxy wx' , W Q Q., rt. M ya egg :X Mir-I.. fr , ,Q iv an N ima'-2 sv-Q' wig. 'Q Jerri. - L. H 4 at Q.. .. 3.35 -., 2. I wi. li-fi. 4:5545 '- .P - ,. 4 34-if ir? Iif 1 -'31, ,1. ., 1' A x - 16 5.55 -f . ,I ,. ' .. .In a ' ef, 2, s CHARLES STEINBERG Librarian-in-Chief: Service Squad: Olllice Squad: Publi- calions. A quiel perso-n, Charles has neverlheless made a dislincl impression on his classmales. His palienl' and undersrand- ing manner has enabled him +o remain on 'I'he good side of anyone wi'I'h whom he has come in con'lacI'. Charlie's inleresl in sporls prompled him Io reiuvenale +he game of punchball a'I' Yeshiva. A fine ice skarer, he can oflen be found culling a figure eighl al Wollman Memorial. Charlie's abilily +o handle youngslers, coupled wiih his Daled-Aleph experiences, assure him success in Ihe field of Jewish eclucarion. J 'si IRWIN STERMAN Commilleesg Inlramuralsg Publicalions. One ol +he quieler members of our class, Irwin, never- rheless, made a name for himself al' Yeshiva. Coming Iafe from New Jersey every morning, he has accumulaled an admil' colleclion second only I-o Eisner's. Irwin's aslule- ness helped reseHIe him in rhe Be'I ' class alrer having learned Torah for a year under Reb Louie. A good friend of Mayers, lhe Iwo could usually be found working Iogelher. Regardless of 'I'he field he wishes l'o enler, lrw's s'IrabiIiI'y and calmness will conlinue ro serve him in good slead. af'W ' HENRY STERN 6.0. Sfore: Circulafion Edifor, Ledger: Commiffees: lnframurals. Coming from Soloveichik in his freshman year, Henry soon began fo show proficiency in his language courses. ln his fhree-year French course, Henry proved himself fo be one of Mr. Fried's ablesf sfudenfs. Aside from his abilify in French, Henry also speaks fluenf English, Heb- rew, German and Yiddish. This enfifles him fo be called an amafeur linguisf. His educafion was fruly broadened by a fwo-year sojourn fhrough fhe realm of Leibelville. He refurned wifh a large array of jokes and sfories wifh which fo enferfain his friends. Henry hopes fo go fo fhe Universify of Pennsylvania where he will major in modern languages. CHARLES STROBER LEON STRAUSS Capfain, Varsify lvlafhq Chairman, lnframural lvlafhq Sfu- denl Council. Leon has offen asfounded his fellow sfudenfs and his feachers by his undersfanding of esoferic mafhemafical principles. The leader of Mr. Lichfenberg's selecf coferie. Leon has given generously fo sfudenfs needing aid in fhe mafhemafics. However, mafh is far from Leon's only forfe. He is fruly infellecfually curious and finds delighf in deriving fhe sources of words. Leon also enjoys such diversified ho-bbies as sfamp-collecfing and sporfs. He will confinue his sfudy of mafhemafics af CCNY, where he will major in engineering. Inframurals: Commiflees Publncaflons Varsify Swim ming. Charlie enfered Yeshiva in a blaze of glory, ofherwise known as fhe Good Rabbi's maladjusfed chariof. The Rabbi's friendship offen sfood him in good sfead. lf enabled Charlie fo find summer employmenf, and gof him ouf of hof wafer innumerable fimes. He was one of fhe cynics who fook consfanf delighf in picking aparf Rabbi Bernsfein's liffle world. Oufside of school, Charlie devofed a lol' of 'lime fo pracficing fhe piano, and has become a very accomplished musician. Nexf year he will furfher his educafion af Queens College. CHARLES TARLOWE Sporfs Edifor, ELCl-lANlTEq Varsify Baslcefball: Junior Edifor, Leclgerg Varsify Bowling, Publicafions. Charlie's good nafure and sense of humor have made him a very popular member of our class. He easily com- piled a high scholasfic average, while finding fime for many exfra-curricular acfivifies. An avid sporfs fan, Charlie is an aufhorifafive source for fhe scores of any afhlefic evenf, and a ready dispufer on any fopic wifhin fhe realm of sporfs. His fine afhlefic capabilifies have been manifesfed by his membership on several of fhe school's inferscholasfic feams. Charlie will major in chem- isfry af Yeshiva Universify. EDWARD TOKARSKY Sfudenf Council: Service Squad: Publicafionsg lnframurals: Commiffees. Eddie's individualisfic nafure has caused him fo become an inifiafor of new sfyles. The mosf nofable of fhese is fhe felf army cap he can frequenfly be seen wearing. Scholasfically, he showed sfrong linguisfic abilify while being one of fhe very small number of sfudenfs who complefed courses in fhree foreign languages. Eddie's willingness fo work made him an indispensible figure in many school acfivifies. An inferesf in science, as dis- played by exfensive experimenfafion on a do-if-yourself chemisfry lab, has prompfed Eddie fo sfudy medicine. ELI TURKEL Varsily lviafh: lnframurals: Publicafions. A high average and a wonderful disposifion have made Eli a very popular member of fhe graduafing class. One of Dr. Greifzer's mafh geniuses, he is leading scorer on Yeshiva's Mafh Team. The possessor of an exfremely logical mind, Eli can offen be seen in fhe library or in fhe halls explaining fhe Psha'l ' fo his Rebbi. Sfamp collecfing, music, and liferafure serve as his diversions from fhe incessanf school grind. Eli plans fo major in chemisfry af Brooklyn Polyfechnic lnsfifufe and fo con- finue his religious sfudies af Torah V'daafh. Varsiiy Track Varsily Handball Lib'rarian: Publicarions. Harold is one of lhe more colorful personalilies in 'l'he class His humorous rmpersonahons of ihe adminislralive hierarchy have always been a source of laughler 'ro his companions An avid ln'l'eres+ in lhe slock markel' quali- fied him 'For membership in +ha+ elile organizalion known as Joseph Falkenslem 81 Co Alfhough Harold's exfra- currlcular ac'l'lvll'1es cover a wide range, his apparenl' in- clmahon 'towards afhlehc endeavors shows his deep infer- esl' In sporhng evenls bolh as parlicipanl' and speclafor. Harold s congenial personaliiy will pave a pleasanl pa'I'h for him when he enlers Yeshiva Universify. HAROLD UNTERMAN Varsily Baskelball: Varsiiy Bowling: Sludenl Council: Pub- licalrions. Sonny is a fine example of 'lhe 'lriumph of mind over mailer. For years, in vain, he aspired lo play for our Baskelball Team. Wi+h a never say die a'Hil'ude, Sonny was finall elevaled +o 'lhe ranks of +he eli+e. O+her 'than his roundball preoccupalion, Sonny was a member of numerous councils, was absorbed by our ma+h depi., and copiously refrained from speaking Hebrew. Sonny will s'l'udy engineering a'l' 1'he college of his choice. 'Mfr' DORON WEINBERG Arisla: Edilor-in-Chief, ELCHANlTE: Varsily Swimming: Varsily Debaling: Siudenl' Council: Class Councils. Doron's amazing exploils are sure fo make him a legend- ary 'Figure in Yeshiva's hisfory. . There are lhose who do noi' fully a precia+e his garrulous nalure, ye'I' all respecl' his unusually high degree of inielligence. A widely read person, Doron has always been a lop scorer on The many ap1'i'I'ude and scholarship fesfs 'l'ha+ are given in +his school. His crea'rivi+y and po-pulari'I'y made him +he logical choice for Ediior-in-Chief of fhe ELCHANITE. Doron's abilily 'fo masler an lhing he underiakes will liacili'I'a1'e his com- ple+ion of a liberal arfs course ai' one of 'lhe lvy League schools. SH ELDON WEINSTEIN Business Manager, Academy News: Ass r Business Man- ager. ELCI-lANlTE: Capfain, Varsif Tennis: Manager, J.V. Baskefball: Sfuclenf Council: Ciiass Councils: Publi- calions. Shep flew info Yeshiva perched on his frusfy fennis rackef, an obiecf he has since wielded wifh greaf skill. His suave manner and dapper dress made him o-ne of fhe mosf likeable members of fhe Senior class. She , for a number of years, accomplished fhe near-impossible in being a devouf Ramah boy while remaining a disciple of one of fhe more illusfrious rabbis. His wide smile and shining whife sef of 'leefh make him fhe perfecf subiecl' for a denfal adverfisemenf. lf comes as no surprise fhal' he wishes fo become a pre-denfisfry maior af Yeshiva Universify. 'Fm -ax. f'T'W '7 ,:. -41-5' -iii. -. - 'i'f-svfifiliiiaffn 1 '. livlzgsfhyf '? ' 'W Dv i ri' 3: Wa: H54 - ,. wZ5'3'5i7:22'SFJ:ffi'4:32 ? ffm ' ' - , ':? Wu 5 1 11 fif-ff'ff21fwfff as i 1 P 'f7il'fl.? f fl- z .f'sssf2f2eif3:e:r':f 1 ' i x- if a Yr Q 'f - 1 24. , Z Van, 5 x ,i l,,:4.Hl. , 1 .-s..34e:::f-ss:-ami' V -.ei ., -4 1 . V-2-new if STEPHEN WEITZMAN Phofography Edilor, ELCHANITE: Phofography Eclifor, Academy News: Librarian: Varsify Swimming: Commif- fees. Sieve is fhe Man wifh fhe Camera. Through his inferesf and greaf skill in phofography, Sfeve earned himself fhe osifion of Phofography Edifor of bo-fh fhe Academy ews and fhe ELCHANITE. These posifions enabled him fo blackmail classmafes whom he found in embarrassing posifions. As librarian, Sfeve saw fo if fhaf Doc Shapiro wasn'f foo fired fo co-mpose his famous exams. Sfeve will be a pre-med sfudenf af Sfanford, NYU, and YU. He swims. LEONARD WETZLER Chairman, lnframural Debaling: Varsify Track: Infra- murals: Publicafions. Lennie is one of fhe mosf upsfanding boys found in Yeshiva. His sfeady ascenf fo fhe highesf class in fhe Hebrew Deparfmenf fypifies his drive fo gef ahead. He was probably Noodle's only source of pleasure while experiencing a nighfmare in 4-2. A highly versafile per- son, Lennie's vicfories were by no means confined fo his academic accomplishmenfs. He is a fine afhlefe as well as a capable arfisf. Influenced by Doc's friendly persua- sion, Lennie will major in fhe social sciences af Queens College. if-5' --6'.P1'57?Tf7'TEE7Z31f'E7 Y RTR 'Viv 'C'S'??'NP?5E.x -1573575- ? ?'1 'f'l ..f.-7TZT5EFY'+'Wf. LH' 'xi+?,2f:--13.192 54.51 sg -' 'AF QQT'f'1r.fi'-.91-':: s-I2 -' -' Dill'-'x r is:-:fixes Ease: rss ,q?::.ffa1M:1sI1f'. 5 s asf--f.e12s1's'+'1 1-naw:.-s,q-eww'-'esyssr-s9,-:sysgsiqaeza-,b.s,z.,z. sighs-,sf-iss:Ysgcpszksssssss-:rvi-,gr-srl'Sze ,,s:,,??Qsxs: s N' ---:':252E'-ES--E2:':1 1 .. . S 'f'f S5-f'i3Y3':E? . .s x x,. 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Pere possesses an exfremely keen mind. His logical ap- prollac hlo anyc proljer paired wilh his oraiorical abililies ma e im a ormi a le opponenl in a debafe. A line siudenr, Pere was parficularly brillianl' in hisfory. His knowledge of cerfain aspec+s of +his subiecf was even superior fo +ha1' of +he ieacher. Despife Pe+e's many academicb achjevemdenfs, his personal qualifies are even more +o e a mire . Never once has a bad word been golcen aboul' him. Pere will major in lhe humaniries al' ornell, hoping lo evenfually become a Teacher. MICHAEL WIMPFHEIMER Class Councils: Commiliees: lnlramurals. Wi+h 'lhe exceplion of Mr. Shuchalowifz, Wimpy has pro-bably lhe mosi' mispronounced surname in +he annals of our school. Mike's iovial aHi+ude, however, did nol' lei' fhis nor ihe many complexifies ai' Yeshiva, dim his happy ouflook on life. His droll sense of humor can +ransform +he sfernesi' expression info a wide grin. Mike's serious nalure is clearly manifesred by his co-mpilalion of a high scholasiic average. lnnale in+elligence added 'lo his glib manner of expression should formula+e success in lhe field of law. Chairman. lnrramural Chess: 6.0. Slore: Commiifees: An indomi+able inferesl- in ma+hema+ics enabled Dov 'io become a member of Yeshiva's exclusive calculus class. His marks lhere were clearly disfinguished from fhose of any olher sfudenf. An ardenl' B'nai Akivanik, Bernie hopes SQSNX J xx ,Q,'.:1..l.:1 1 .E i .K E BERNARD woi.PE ' ' r - :way , r - Iniramurals. so -Q... I x A 1 fo spend his freshman year al' co-llege in +he Holy Land. Should Israel fulfill his expec+a+ions, he even plans fo esfablish a permaneni- residence ihere. His friends 1'es- iify +ha+ alfhough he is noi' +he gregarious lype, il' is well worl'l1 Lhe efforl' 'I'o gain his friendship. Bernie will major in mal . STEVEN ZUCKERMAN Business Manager, ELCI-IANITEQ Varsily Tennis: Varsily Bowling: Varsily Chess: J.V. Baslcefball: Class Councils: Publicalions. A 'lruly likeable fellow, Sieve quickly gained 'rlle friend- ship of all lhose forlunale enough 'lo make his acquainl- ance. As Business Manager of lhe ELCHANITE, his lime, energy, and underslanding of such financial sciences as book-juggling, were invaluable fo lhe publicalion of lhis yearbook. Sl'eve's linancial wizardry and general super- iorily of dress and mien have led Uncle Dave fo lille him 'rlle Banker. We see no possibilily for anylhing bul lhe grealesl success in his chosen career-business. He will allend lhe Wharlon School of the Universily of Penn- sylvania. SENIOR DIRECTORY .N - ,. ABRAMOWITZ, ADOLPH, 570 W. l9l S+., New York, N. Y. ,...... ....................... W A 7-4320 ARANOFF, TERRY, I5l8 Wallon Ave., Bronx, N. Y. .............,,..,........ ................. C Y 9-2269 BANDER, KENNETH, 700 W. I76 S+., New York, N. Y ................. .............. BASISTA, HYMAN, 2752 Fish Ave., Bronx, N. Y. ,.......... - .... - .... -. BIDERMAN, MORRIS, I705 Andrews Ave., Bronx, N. Y. ......,..... ............... .WA 8-3964 .. -- ....,.... TU l-l595 ....TR 2- I 076 BREE, ROBERT, 205 Ridge Road, Nuiley, N. J .,.,.. .,.... - .... - ....... - .... - ....... . ..- ........... NO 2-2839 BROWN, MARSHALL, lI20 Collins Ave., Miami, Fla .,.. .........,.....,,... ........,..... J E 3-03l3 CHEIFETZ, RALPH, 504 Hall Ave., Windsor, Onlario, Canada ............. ......... CHOPP, HAROLD, 470 Wesl' End Ave., New York, N. Y .......... .....,. - .....,. ...CL 3-2972 ...SC 4-0884 DEUTSCHMAN, LESLIE, 43 E. I2 S+., Bayonne, N. J. ....,...,,,,..... - .... -.-.,. ..... - ..... HE 6-0059 EDELSTEIN, GERALD, 322 Rockaway Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y .,........ ........ - .HY 8-9685 EISNER, LOUIS, 53I Colfax Ave., Scranlon, Pa. .......,...,..... - ..,. - ...,...... .............. D I 2-5724 FALKENSTEIN, JOSEPH, 635 W. I74 S+., New York, N. Y ..... ....... - .,.. - ........... W A 3-6972 FASS, STANLEY, 6I7 85 S+., Norlh Bergen, N. J. ,.......... - ................ - ....... ...... - ........ U N 9-0982 FENDEL, JOSHUA, 74-40 260 S+., Glen Oaks, N. Y. .,............... - .... -... ......FI 3-9 I43 FINE, MICHAEL, 80-35 Springfield Blvd., Queens Village, N. Y .......... ............. - ..HO 4-6384 FINER, DAVID, 789 Wesl End Ave., New York, N. Y. ........,................. -. ........ . ..UN 5-93 I 3 FINK, SHELDON, 6I5 Monroe Ave., Scranlon, Pa. ..... - ................ -. .- ....... -,Dl 3-2292 GASTMAN, IRVING, 500 Grand Sl., New York, N. Y. .,,........ ........... O R 7-I l55 GLICKSMAN, DAVID, 86 W. I83 Sl., Bronx, N. Y .....................,..... -.- .... ..l.U 4-2430 GLUCK, JACK, 574 Wesl' End Ave., New York, N. Y. ..... - ................... - ,........... SC 4-5486 GOLD, SETH, I460 'College Ave., Bronx, N. Y .........,.,......... - .... - .......... - ........... - .... -.-..I.U 7-I I57 GOLDSTEIN, LARRY, I630 S+. Nicholas Ave., New York, N. Y .,.......,. - .............. GOODSTEIN, GERALD, 90 Allanlic Ave., Filchburg, Mass .,........,, - .,,,................. GRAFSTEIN, RONALD, 2l7 Adelaide, Downsview, Onlario, Canada ........., ...LO 8-3346 .....Dl 3-3506 -ME 3-3392 GREER, JONATHAN, ll0 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. ..... - ........,............. -..EN 2-2962 GRIBETZ, KENNETH, 9 Jeffrey Place, Monsey, N. Y. ......................,....................... HABER, PHILIP, 20 Laurel Hill Terrace, New York, N. Y. ............ - ..... .....EL 6-2946 WA 8-26I0 l-lAlN, DANIEL, zol. Rober+son Ave., Danville, Va ........,.,. - ,... - ....... .f'.Q.l1Q1f'.f.sw 2-7290 HALPERN, FRED, 3I02 Easlchesler Rd., Bronx, N. Y ................... .- ..... ............ T U l-l390 HAMMER, BERNARD, 2l25 Cruger Ave., Bro-nx, N. Y. ................. - ........ .- .... -..TA 3-7266 HARRIS, MICHAEL, 806 Dorian Courl, Far Rockaway, N. Y. ..... - ...,.... ....,.... HERMELE, HERBERT, 245-62 62 Ave., Queens, N. Y. ........... - ............ ......., . ...FA 7-8070 BA 5- I 4 I 5 HERSCHENFELD, ALAN, l30 w. River sl., Wilkes Barre, Pa ..,..... ...... ........ f f IVA 3-I285 HIRSCH, JOSEPH, 40 Fealherbed Lane, Bronx, N. Y. ,..,.,..... - .............. - ...... . KAPLOWITZ, HENRY, 7I Orchard Sl., New Haven, Conn. ........... - ....,........ . ....TR 2-2868 .MA 4-5327 KATZ, ELLIOT, I36-02 72 Ave., Queens, N. Y .... ..............,........... - . ....... - ........ BO 3-5209 KATZ, NEIL, 5l W. I74 Sl., Bronx, N. Y. ...........,........................................, ................. C Y 4-4009 KATZOFF, HOWARD, 72 Elk Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. ............. ...NE 6-0520 KAY, KENNETH, 3I2 W. I05 S+., New York, N. Y. ..... - .... - .................. ............... M O 3-5927 KLEIN, IRVING, 360 Cenlral Park Wesl, New York, N. Y. ........... ............... A C 2-2623 KOHN, MURRAY, 675 Academy Sl., New York, N. Y ..., .,...... .... - ...,. L O 9-8047 KRUPNIK, EDWARD, 255 Cabrini Blvd., New York, N. Y. .........,.,.., ......... - ..SW 5-2I23 KUDISH, ALBERT, 20I8 Bogar+ Ave., New York, N. Y ...... ..,... - .. KURZ, RICHARD, 46 Linda Ave., While Plains, N. Y. .........,,.,....,.. .,,.,....,...... LAMPERT, NORMAN, 2007 Marmion Ave., Bronx, N. Y. ..... - ..,. -. ,.., ...... . ..- ..... UN 3-7363 .WH 6-8849 ...CY 9-8556 LERMAN, STEVEN, 25l-ll 60+I1 Ave., Li++le Neck, N. Y. ,.......... - ........ - .,... BA 5-4628 LESIN, BENJAMIN, 845 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y ....,.,...... .... ...,........ W A 8-00l8 LEVINE, GERALD, .I555 Grand Concourse, Bronx, N. Y. ........ -.. - .... - ........ T R 8-2392 LEVINE, LESTER, 3484 Corsa Ave., Bronx, N. Y. ............ ........ - ............ ........ - ..... T U I-I396 LIEBER, MARTIN, I055 Findlay Ave., Bronx, .N. Y ........... - .... - ....... ...- ........... JE 6-5992 LUGER, JAY, 606 Wal+on Ave., Mamaroneck, N. Y .,......,......,. ............. .... - ..... O W 8-6885 MALAMUD, SHERWOOD, 32+ W. 55 S+., New York, N. Y ........,.. ............... J U 6-5992 MALINA, LESTER, 2I85 Davidson Ave., Bronx, N'. Y. .............. - ......... .,..,... - . ....LU 4-6632 MARKOVITZ, HARVEY, 620 Archer Ave., McKeespor+, Pa ......... , .... .......... - ..OR 2-2600 MARMON, ALLEN, 530 Audubon Ave., New York, N. Y. ..... - ......... .......... . .WA 7-7203 MAYERS, BERNARD, 56 Fea+I1erbed Lane, Bronx, N. Y. ............ ...- ........... TR 2-0l56 MILCHMAN, BEN, 924 E. I8l S+., Bronx, N. Y. .....,..................,.............. ...- ........... SE 3-0229 MILLER, JOEL, 72 E. 35 S+., Pa++erson, N. J .,., ......,.......... - .......... - ......,... . ..- ......... AR 8-0949 MOSKOWITZ, HOWARD, 75-24 l95 S+., Queens, N. Y ...... - ........ -.- ........ HO 8-OI39 NEWMAN, WILLIAM, 22 Firs+ S+., Havers+raw, N. Y. ........,.....,...,. ...- ........ HA 9-2402 NOVICH, IRA, I0 Franklin Ave., Yonkers, N. Y ........ ...................,..... - ......... . - ....... -..YO 5-30I3 OKON, PAUL, I5I5 Bos+on Pos+ Road, Bronx, N. Y. ..... - .............................,,......... -.. DA 9-8624 OPPENHEIM, HARVEY, I60 Wadswor+I1 Ave., New York, N. Y ...,..... .................. IVVA a-6:72 PENN, RONALD, 50 Manha++an Ave., New York, fN. Y ...... - .........,............... -.-MAC 2-0l8l PENNER, HOWARD, I049 Manor Ave., Bronx, N. Y .,.,.. ..,......... - ..........,.. - .,,..,.. , - ........ TI I-8827 PERLO, SOLOMON, I40-I6 Rockaway Beach Blvd., Belle Harbor, N.Y. ......... NE 4-45l4 PLATT, ELLIOTT, I95 Lawn Terrace, Mamaroneck, N. Y. ............,. -.- ....... - .............. OW 8-5898 POMERANTZ, LARRY, 67-45 Boo+h S+., Queens, N. Y .........,,.....,............. - ............. -..TW 7-7383 POSNER, SHELDON, 43I Cen+ral Ave., Jersey Ci+y, N. J ............... - ..... -- ...... OL 9-8990 RADIN, ABRAHAM, I6 Willow Ave., Nor+I1 Plainfield, N. J .... ........ ................. P L 5-l960 RIFKIN, IRA, 2I36 Cro'I'ona Pkwy., Bronx, N. Y .......... .............. - .............,.,.......... - ..... - ..WE 3-0795 ROTHSTEIN, SERGIO, 4l0 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y ..,.,...,. .....,............ A C 2-7785 RUBEL, JACK, 656 W. I62 S+., New York, N. Y. .....................................,..... ..... - ..... W A 7-4679 RUBIN, BERNARD, 65-6I Saunders Ave., Queens, :N. Y. ........ - ....... .............. T W 6-6889 SALTMAN, KOPI, 6 PineI'1urs+ Rd., Holyoke, Mass ...... - .... - ..... .-.- ....... -JE 4-4720 SCHIFFMAN, SIDNEY, 287 l6+I1 Ave., Newark, N. J. .,.,............................... - ......,....... ES 2-I I38 SCHLEIDER, MICHAEL, I66 W. 49 S+., Bayonne, N. J. .....,..... - ..............,...,...,,.... - ..... FE 9-8307 SCHMUCKLER, HENRY, 286 For+ Washing+on Ave., New York, N. Y. ..... -..WA 7-5577 SCHNEID, STEVEN, 3I65 Deca+ur Ave., Bronx, N. Y. ....................... - ....... - ................. OL 5-2040 SCHWARTZ, WILLIAM, 8643 For+ Hamil+on Pkwy., Brooklyn, N. Y ...... - ..,..... SH 5-8077 SHAIN, JOEL, 63 Pine Ave., Fairlawn, N. J .... ........ - ................ - ......,............ - ,............ - ..SW 6-4433 SHEINBEIN, SOL. 233 E. I76 S+., Bronx, N. Y. .,.,....... - .........,...................,....................... CY 9-4l94 SILBIGER, JULIUS, I4-47 McComI:s Rd., Bronx, N. Y. ....,......,.......,... - ...... - ..... W Y 2-4786 SILVERMAN, LARRY, I095 Universi+y Ave., Bronx, N. Y ...,.... - ..... - ...... .............. C Y 3-2045 SKYDELL, NORMAN B., 645 Wes+ End Ave., New York, N. Y. .,,,...........,........,.,... T R 3-7384 SONDHEIMER, ADRIAN, I I0 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. ...............,,.....,....... SU 7-4l49 SPIERER, MORRIS, 544 E. 27 S+., Pa+erson, N. J .... ....,......... - .... - ............... .... - . - ..... AR 4-9l72 STEINBERG, CHARLES, l05-09 65+I1 Rd., Queens, N. Y ........ .....,..... ............. T W 6-045l STERMAN, IRWIN, I3l Terhune Ave., Passaic, N. J. .............,,..,......... ............... P R 9-l705 STERN, HENRY, 69-I0 Yellows+one Blvd., Queens, N. Y. ........,.......... ......,,,,....... I L 9-3643 STRAUSS, LEON, 82 Wadswor+I1 Terrace, New York, N. Y. ............,.... - ..,. - ...., .. .WA 8-7 I44 STROBER, CHARLES, 84-50 Kew Gardens Rd., Queens, N. Y. ..... - .......... - .... - ,.... VI 7-363I TARLOWE, CHARLES, 380 Elmora Ave., EIizabe+I1, N. J ............ - .......... - ..,.,......... EL 2-3464 TOKARSKY, EDWARD, 35 For+ Wasl1ing+on Ave., New York, N. Y. ................,. WA 8-7590 TURKEL, ELI, 8I7 Wes+ End Ave., New York, N. Y. .............. - ..,,... - ................ - ....,.. AC 2-8503 UNTERMAN, HAROLD, 574 Wes+ En-d Ave., New York, N. Y .... ...............,........ L Y 5-85I9 WASSERMAN, HAROLD, 29 Por+er Ave., Newark, N. J ...... .............. ............ W A 6-257I WEINBERG, DORON, 659 W. I62 S+., New York, N. Y ............ -. ........ -.WA 3-3897 WEINSTEIN, SHELDON, 405 E. 38 S+., Pa+erso-n, N. J ...... - .......... .... - ......,. A R I-349I WEITZMAN, STEPHEN, I85 McClellan S+., Bronx, N. Y. ..... -.- ..... ..............,. J E 7-5704 WETZLER, LEONARD, 32-04 I7Is+ S+., Queens, N. Y ...,.........,........ ...... - ........ F L 8-958I WETZLER, PETER, 32-04 l7l S+., Queens, N. Y .... ........... - ...........,.....,..,..... - ............... - -FL 8-958I WIMPHEIMER, MICHAEL, I40 Cabrini Blvd., New York, N. Y. ........................ WA 7-4204 WOLPE, BERNARD, 7II W. I80 S+., New York, N. Y .... ......,............. - ....... - .- ........ LO 8-I7I3 ZUCKERMAN, STEVEN, 34 Holly Drive, New Rochelle, N. Y. ................. -, ..... . ....NE 6-4497 ACTIVITIES The highesi' of disfincfions is service +o o'l'I1ers. King George VI Allen Marmon Kenne+h Gribeiz Adrian Sonclheimer Charles Tarlowe Liferary Eclifors Sports Ediiors lfVH'l9 Klem Doron Wemberg Leslie Deufschman Joshua Fenclel Solomon Perlo Jack Gluck Kopi Selfman S+ephen Weuizmag Ari' Ediiors Copy Edi+ors Phofography Edl+0rs Michael Schleider Larry Silverman Typing Edilors Sherwood Malamud Fealure Edilor Sheldon Weinslein Ass'l Business Manager A LETTER FROM THE EDITORS-IN-CHIEF As lhe flowers began lo blossom: as lhe birds relurned once more lo sing lheir joyous songs: as lhe feeling of spring pervaded our souls, il suddenly occurred lo us lhal a yearbook had lo be compleled. Working feverishly from lhe vernal equinox, lhe Edi- lorial Board managed lo meel ils April deadline. The Yearbook Edilors, Reliable lrv and Dependable Doron, did a greal job of assigning lasks lo lhe resl of lhe slaff. Bul lhe respon- sibilily of prinling lhe maslerful work you now hold in your hands is nol solely ours. Olhers deserve a heallhy share of lhe blame. Par- licularly culpable for lheir conlribulions are lhe ever-obliging Man- aging Edilors, Ro-busl Shelly and Rolund Norman lno relalion in eilher casel. Handling lhe highly complicaled financial end of lhe proceed- ings were our lruslworlhylffl Business Managers, Shifly-Eyed Jon and Slicky-Fingered Sleve. Furlher condemnalion is due lhe edilors and members of lhe arl, lilerary, copy, ancl sporls deparlmenls for lheir conlribulions. To add lo your disdain, we bring forlh for recognilion Dead- Eye Paul Dislenfeld who produced mosl of lhe fine pholographs in lhe ELCHANITE. Finally, we musl menlion Mr. A. Geller, our excellenl arlislic advisor, and iovial Jerry, our prinler, wilhoul whose obliging selves we could nol have produced lhis lilerary and arlislic endeavor. Seriously, il was hard and oflen ledious work pulling logelher lhis book. We exlend o-ur sincere gralilude lo lhe enlire Edilorial Board in parlicular, and lo lhe Senior Class in general for lheir co- operalion. Sincerely, The Edilors-in-Chief Poslscripl: A brief session wilh BARTLETT'S FAMILIAR QUOTA- TIONS will acquainl you wilh lhe following adage: Aulhors lor Edilorsl who please everyone al once are quickly exhausled. - Andre Gide LCHANITE STUDENT Presidenf: D. Hain. Vice-Presidenf: K. Salfman. Secreiaryz E. Sfeinborg. Treasurer: J. Fendel. Sea+ed: D. Finer, W. Schwarh., D. Weinberg, A. Sondheimer. J. Gluck, J. Luger. Firsf Row, Sfand- ing: A. Black, G. Weisiogel, 32 Teelh, L. Gol-dsiein, M. Harris, I. Sikle, A. Gribeh, W. Kronen- berg, B. Hammer, A. Abramowilz. Second Row, Sfanding: N. Rochman, Izorbillo, E. Frankel, H. Schmuckler. Third Row, Sfanding: I. Pudgywudgy, A. Veeblefeher, N. Schvangle, B. Gifller, F. Roni, C. Walusi, P. Palefsky, I. Sussman. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FALL TERM The Fall Term of 'lhe S+uden+ Council gol- oFF io an auspicious s'rar+ by exhibiling a +ol'aI lack of preiudice while disfribuling appoini- men+s. Even lower-classmen were afforded Ihe honor of parficipaiing in Yeshiva's semi-sfagnaled exfracurricular program. The Siudenl' Council furlher displayed iis liberalism by schedul- ing one oi the mos? enIigh+ening assemblies in our schooI's hisiory. A week before Elecfion Day, Melvin Thaler, Republican Assisiani Afiorney General, and Joseph Zareiski, Democraiic Sl'aI'e Senafor. discussed 'rheir respec+ive pariies' plaiiorms. The responses 'Io fhe speeches could have been mislaken for fhose af a democraiic con- veniion. The grea+es+ accomplishmenr of fhe Sfudeni' Council was i+s expedi+ious rahricafion of an effecfive S+uden+ Courl' consiiiuiion. Whereas previous Councils had wasied unfold meelings bickering over minor delails, Presidenl' Hain saw 'I'o,i+ 'lhal' all discussion was of a consfrucfive nafure. The Council also wenl' 'Ihrough The seem- ingly inocuous formaliiy of gran'l'ing recogniiion Io I'he Junior Jour- nal. La+er evenis proved 'lhe Junior Journal 'I'o be anyihing bui' innocuous. Under fhe managemeni' of Joshua Fendel and Ben Milchman, Ihe G.O. Sfore lprobablyl made 'rremendous pro-fiis. The exaci amouni of money in ihe S+uden+ Council freasury is sfill a mys+ery. The s+ore's expansion necessiiaied iis moving from 'Ihe library io a closei' in Room 3II. Anoiher member of fhe Execuiive Council, Eddie S+einberg, fulfilled his dulies as head of +he Reducfions CommiH'ee by publishing a huge Iis+ of discounis, which, as usual, was noi' used by fhe s'Iuden+s. Much of +he credii for fhe Sfudeni' CounciI's accomplishmenis should go io fhe members of 'lhe Execuiive Council, whose persever- ance overcame 'lhe handicap of having fo work wiihoul' a permaneni' advisor. Thanks is exfended +o Rabbi Gordon and fo Mr. Cohen who served as femporary faculfy advisors during Mr. LichI'enberg's absence. COUNCIL SPRING TERM Owing fo fhe eflorls of Adrian Sondheimer, i+s Presidenf, 'Ihe Spring Term of fhe SI'uden'I' Council was characferized by ils almosi' +o+al disassocialion from Ihe mundane ma++ers so Iypicai of previous S+uden'I Councils. I+ will be, however, recorded as one of 'Ihe mosl acI'ive Councils in' Yeshiva's hislory. The explanalion for ihese seem- ingly paradoxical siafemenls can be summed up by one evenl, L'AFfaire Sieinberg. Eddie Sfeinberg, Secreiary of Ihe school, senf a Ieiler Io ihe Junior Journal 'rhal' conlained cerfain crificisms allegedly based on spurious assumpiions. Afier Ihe censor read Ihis IeH'er, an avalanche of repercussions was generaled. Among oI'her Things, E. Sfeinberg was forced Io resign from his posI'. In a rare show of unify, 'I'he Sfudenf Council, Iecl by Messrs. Fink, Hain, Schwariz, and Sond- heimer refused Io accepl' his resignafiorn. Ulfimafely, powerful pres- sure was adminislered and I'he Council accepfed 'Ihe resignalion under profesf. This affair was signiiicanl' 'For 'Ihe Council Iruly acied as a 'Forum for sI'uden+ opinion. Lapsing back info fhe 'lranquilily of rouline, 'I'he 6.0. held several exceIIen+ assemblies. One was Ihe scene of our Debaring Team's firsl- viclory over Brooklyn Ceniral. Anoiher enhanced Ihe s'I'udenI' body's apprecialion of opera. Much graiiiude is given io Mr. S. Cohen who ascended Ihis ferm EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 'Io fhe posi of faculfy advisor. Despiie The Irying 'I'imes, he always conducied himself in a commendable manner. Presidenfz A. Sondheimer. Vice-PresidenI:W.Sehwarlz. SecreIary:E.SI'einberg. Treasurer: N. Meskin. Sealed: H. Schmuckler, A. Herschenfeld, D. Finer, B. Hammer, S. Weinsiein, J. Gluck. Firsf Row, SI'-anding: H. Unferman, D. Glicksman, A. Dufuss, I. Nuer, H. Oppenheim, I. Boo, A. Mess C, Hexier, J. Habib, A. Abramowiiz, B. Wolpe, C. Por-Izeebie, M. Cowznofski. Second Row, Sfanding: H. Moses, B. Teller, I. Peek, A. Gribefz, W. Sondheim, J. Walk. Third Row, Sianding: Y. Glockenspiel, A. Misfake, S. Flobnick, A. One, A. Two, A. Three, V. Segal, P. Palefskl, J. Hal- perl, M. Spierer. 63 SENIOR COUNCIL Presidenl: I. Novich. Sealed: M. Fine, I. Novich, B. Mayers, N. Kalz. Firsl Row, Sranding: H. Schmuclrler, H Slern, S. Fass, J. Gluclc, E. Tolzarslry, W. Newman, M Spierer. Second Row, Sfand: ing: L. Silverman, A. Kudish D. Finer. S. Weinslein, HI Unlerman. CLASS The problems confronling lhe members of fhe Senior class are numerous and oflen complicaled. The organ direcled lo solve 'lhese problems is called fhe Senior Co-uncil. Ofher lhan supervising lhe produciion of lhe ELCHANITE, Els successes fhis year have been praclically nil. lls members had high hopes for a Senior play. Reslriclions, however, made lhis plan unfeasible. The Senior Coun- cil's valian+ eflorls lo preclude a lriple gradualion were also fulile. The whims and caprices of rhe adminislralion curiailed lhe inceplion of a Senior newspaper. The school year, however, is no'l' ye? 'l'ermi- na+ed and we feel confidenl- lhal' fhe Senior Council will succeed In ils upcoming venlures. DORMITORY COUNCIL President W. Schwarlz. Sealed: J. Habib. W. Schwarlz, H. Hermele. Sfanding: W. Newman, C. Brown, R. Ohei- feh, A. Schreiber, C. Mir- vls, Q. Kloh. COUNCILS JUNIOR COUNCIL Presidenfsz J. Habib. G. Weis- fogel. Senior Advisor: D. Weinberg. J. Greer. Seai-ed: D. Weinberg, G. Weis- fogel, J. Habib, J. Greer. Firsi' Row, Sfandingz W. Kronenberg. A. Warhafii . D. Feder, J. Paar, J. H3- perf, A. Spigelman. Second Row, Sfandingz W. Green. E. Sullivan, I. Junior. FRESHMAN COUNCIL Presidenh D. Pearl. Senior Ad- visors: S. Fink, W. Schwarh, N Sk dell A Sondheimer . y , . . Seafed: W. Schwarfz, N. Sky- -deII. S. FinIr, A. Sondheimer. Firsi Row, Standing: C. Gu- reII, D. Brodsky. A. Pogrow. I. Gehanqis, D. Pearl. Y. I Yufz, I. Licker, I. AII'1os. Por+I1os, I. Aramis. H. Edel- sfein. efc. SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Presidenis: K. ZiHer, C. Pop per. Senior Advisors: I. Klein S. Zuckerman. Seaied: I. KIein, S. Zuckerman Firsi' Row, Standing: I Whafam. E. FranIceI, N. Sfis Irin, P. Kaboo, A. Choo, D Reider, Tanalcawa, A, Gold flax. Second Row. Sfanding A. Marfyr, A. SITBIZKBS, A Peck, R. Head. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President D. Hain. Vice-President J. Fendel. Searedz I. Klein, J. Fendel, D. Hain, A. Sondheimer. First Row, Standing: F. Hal- pern, K. Gribefz, M. Fine, W, Schwarfz, M. Schleider, M. Brown, M. Spierer. A. Marmon, S. Fink, K. Salfman, J. Greer. Second Row, Sian-ding: E. Plall. J. Hirsch, R. Kurz, L. Goldstein. Third Row, Slandingz H. Hermele, L. Deulsch- man, N. Skydell. Missing: A. Kudish, This year, Ihe Tehillah Chapier of Ihe Nafional Honor Sociefy was one of which Yeshiva may Iruly be proud. Slarfing wiI'h a nucleus of nine boys elecled Iasl' year, Ihis honor sociely, beHer known as Aris+a, widened ils ranks ro a record number of 'rwenly-'I'hree. Under 'rhe capable leadership of Daniel Hain and Joshua Fendel, Arisia members handled all Ihe iradifional assignmenfs of procioring enlrance exams, serving as a Iuforing commi'Hee, acI'ing as guides and ushers for YUHS' visilors, and serving as Mr. Abrams' righl hand men. In addi'I'ion, Arisfa embarked upon a new program of guidance Io Iowerclassmen. I+ was generally fell' 'lhal' l'he freshmen, and even many sophomores and junio-rs were no'I parficipafing in or even aware of our school's exfra-curricular program. Wilh +he hope of le++ing Ihese s+uden+s benelil from Iheir experiences, 'Ihe members of Arisla organized a syslem of personal in'I'erviews, in an aH'empI' 'Io make more of The sludenf body aware of Ihe many face'I's of school life. Besides performing Ihese bland dufies, Ihe members of Arisla became embroiled in a dispule +ha'r engendered a draslic alleralion in 'Ihe admission policies of lhis honor sociely. In pasl years, if was cuslomary Io allow -Ihe members 'Io inlerview all applicanls. This year if was decided, af'I'er a serious discussion wilh Mr. Abrams concerning Ihe obiec+ivi+y of Ihe sfudenls while inlerviewing prospecfive members, Io place Ihe maHer complelely in Ihe hands of Ihe adminislralion. In Ihe academic realm, Yeshiva's BesI ' achieved many successes. A large number won New York S+a'Ie Regenls Scholarships, and six became semi-finalisls in fhe Naiional Honor Sociefy scholarship compefilion. Two, Irving Klein and Norman Skydell, became finaIis+s. The boys in Arisla are sure Io bring honor and glory 'Io Iheir college alma mafers. he nademy, ii cms Official Student Publication of Yeshiva University High School Editor-in-Chief: J. Greer. Ass't Editor-in-Chief: H. Hermele. Seated: S. Finlr. J. Greer, H. Hermele, N. Slzydell. Standing: R. Bree, J. Bergman, T. Aranoff, S. Weihman. l. Novich, S. Weinstein, W. Newman. L. Deutschman- This year, The Academy News added to its fine journalistic reputation by producing tive noteworthy editions. Under the leadership of a hard working and talented Governing Board. the News provided the student body with current news. editorials, and feature articles. Almost the entire burden of writing fell to the four members of the Governing Bo-ard: Editor-in-Chief, Jonathan Greer: Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Herbert Hermele: Managing Editor, Norman Slrydell: and News Editor, Sheldon Fink. These able news- papermen pooled their creative and managerial skills, usually during the wee hours of the morning, to produce issues in record time. Such get-togethers were enlivened by the attempts of the more radical members to bring the News more actively into student-administration disputes. These brief revolutions were most often supressed by the conservative charms and powers of persuasion of the Editor-in-Chief. How- ever, this ear saw the addition of some biting editorial comments made conspicuous by their ai:-sence, and witty political cartoons. Despite a lack of comprehension by the proletariat, Alan Herschenfeld's column was well-written and thought-provoking. Unfortunately, he resigned his position at the end of the first term because of policy disagreements with the Lord of the Board. He was replaced by Norman Skydell who roduced several humorous editions of Under the Dome and by Sheldo-n Fink anclb Herbert Hermele who continued the Topics column. The feature articles of all issues, both of a serious and humorous nature, were fine literar achievements. Due credit must also be given to Business Managers, Sheldon Weinstein and Robert Bree: Typing Editors, Les Deutschman and Bill Newman: and Circulation Manager, lra Novich, for their fine efforts. Taken together, the edito-rs and statfs made the l96I Academy News a publica- tion in which this school may take pride. HATCHIA The Hafchia, Yeshiva's Hebrew magazine, has lhis year achieved un- recedenfed success. A recenl' poll conducled by S. Malamud, has shown 'rhal' one our of every 'lhree s'rudenl's can read 'rhis liferary produclion. The res+, unforfunafely, use if for scrap paper. Mofivared by +he Ledger's lempora absence from circulalion, Sol Sheirlibein and Morris Spierer, 'lhe Ha+chia's Edifors-in-Chief, decided 'rhal' +his paper's con+en'rs should in- clude a coverage of school aclivifies. However, 'lhe highligl-a+ of each issue was rhe ediforial. Crificism aimed ai school policies, The Nafional Honor Sociefy, and anoiher school publica- lion was ulfimalely climaxed by fhe ap oinimenl' of a facully advisor- Rabbi Gordon. l+s edirors' sincere efforls +o furrher enlarge rhe s+uden+ body's knowledge of Hebrew and d d. Israel are much lo be commen e Edifors-in-Chief: S. Sheinbain, M. Spiorer. Sealed: S. Sheinbein, M. Spierer. Firsi Row, Sfanding: H. Mosah, A. Spigelman, D. Shelnbem G. Rofh, L. Goldsiein, F. Sondheim, R. Kurz, E. Kaiz, E. PlaH'. Second Row, Sfandingz L. Deuisch man, l. Klein, S. Malamud, J. Luger. Alone: H. Wasserman. 1 ,H . rg 2' f i wsfim gr 'vw Ediiors-in-Chief: W. Newman, R. Rosenbluih, H. Hermele, L. Deufschman. Seafedz N. Slrydell, L. Deuischman, H. Hermele, W. Newman, Firsf Row, Sfanding: H. Wasserman L. Goldsfein, G. Weisfogel, J. Hirsch, W. Schwarh, D. Gliclxsman, B. Hammer, R. Cheifefz, J. Gluck, T. Rapp, M. Brown, P. Welzler, L. Silverman, J, Fendel, S. Fink. Second Row, Sianding A. Ness, E. Ness, A. Loser, J. Habbib, P. Lichferman. Third Row, Sian-ding: L. Friedman, A. Sleep D. Wrelt. 68 COMPACT The Compacl ' is 'lhe liferary pub- licalion of YUHS. ll' is rhe sole means for l'he sfudeni body fo exhibii' il's creaiive abiliiies in 'lhe humaniries. The formal' of fhe Compacl' was drasrically alrered during ihe second 'lerm by fhe Ediiors-in-Chief Herb Hermele and Les Deufschman. All sporfs and pseudo-scienlific arficles were deleied. ln ihe field of arrislic creariviry, Deuischman compiled a considerable amoun'I' of original oefry and prose, much of il' his own. Flermele managed rhe edirorial and fearure deparfmenis, where a sub- versive ediforial o inion al' once emerged, supporfed by crirical essays on 'rhe philosophy and racfice of educarion in general, andpYeshiva in parficular. LEDGER During 'lhe 'fall ferm, a sharp dicho- fomy arose concerning 'lhe relalive meri'l's of 'l'he Ledger. One school of +hough+ complained fhal' 'lhe Ledger did noi' appear oflen enough. The olher poinfed our, fha? in view of i+s qualify, perhaps i+ should appear less of'l'en. The laHer opinion prevailed and fhe spring s+uden+ adminisfraiion halled 'furiher ublicafion. Owing io lhe edi'l'ors' afgnify for Middle Easl- ern real esfafe, we all wiinessed a sincere aHemp+ +o converr lhe Ledger from a scandal sheer +o a Zionisl' voice in America. One infor- malive issue was complelely devoied fo a derailed descripfion of Zionism. Despife ifs infrequeni' appearances, il' can 'rruly be said lhal' lhis year's Ledger has mel' 'rhe sfandards sei by previous ediiions. Edifor-in-Chief: H. Hormolo. Edifors-in-Chief: M. Schleider, M. Harris. Sealed: R. Bree, M. Harris, M. Schleider, J. Miller. Firsl Row, Siandingz Q. Furd, H. Rudifslry H. Feldman, D. Feder, R. Hochsiein, S. Perlo, J. Ginsburg, l. Droopy, N, Pogrow. Second Row Sfanding: E. Sieinberg, A. Sondheimer, L. Silverman, H. Marlrowil-L. Third Row, Sianding W. Schwarl-z, A. Brooker, A. Face, H. Sfern, A. Gribefz, DORM NEWS This year wiinessed 'ihe esfablish- menl' of ye'l anolher school publica- 'l'ion, 'lhe Dorm News. lns'l'i'l'u'led by acfion of lhe Dormifory Council, lhis paper, which was conceived as a digesf of dorm ha penings, was soon expanded by iis Edlilor-in-Chief, Herb Hermele. Working wifh a sfafl of live, 'lhe Dorm News conlained original poelry, humorous essays, and an ag- gressive ediforial page, whose Her- mele-Fendel 'lype views soon meriied 'lhe personal censorship of ihe dor- mifory supervisor, Mr. J. Hain. ll' is pariiculary noleworfhy +ha'l' 'lhis pa- per appeared quife regularly, in spiie of 'rhe facl 'I'ha+ no service credils were a'H'ached fo any posiiion. Sealed: J. Fendel, M. Brown, H. Hermolo, S. Fink, L. Deufschman. 69 TEAMS Capialnsz. J. Falkensiein, B. Lesin. Sealed C. Posner, J. Falkenslein, B. Lesin, W. Kronenberg. Firsl Row, Sfanding: K Bender, D. Finer, N. Kalz, H. KGIIOH, T. Aranoff, M. Kohn, E. Turkel, I. Klein, K Gluck, S. Fass. Second Row, Sianclingx L. Silverman, S. Rubin, S. Sheinbein. S Zuckerman. VARSITY DEBATING S+arI'ers: S. Fink, J. Greer, H. Her- mele, N. Skyclell, L. Weizler, P. Welzler, D. Weinberg. Record: 3-3 Wins: HILI, YUHSB, Brooklyn Cen- Iral. Losses: YUHSB, Brooklyn Cen'rraI, RJJ. Ou+Iook: Despire a lack of experi- ence, nexl' year's Debafing Team shows promise of achieving a re- specrable number of viclories. VARSITY CHESS S+ar+ers: J. Falkenslein, W. Kronen- berg, B. Lesin, F. Halpern, E. Tur- kel, I. Klein, M. Kalz. Record: 4-I Wins: HILI IZI, FIa'rbusI1, YUHSB. Losses: RJJ. Oufloo-k: Despile The loss of J. Fal- kens+ein, nexi' year's awn pushers, led by 'M. Ka'Iz anal: W. Kronen- berg, will be formidable foes in all encounfers. Sealed: N. Skydell, S. Fink, J. Greer, H. Hermele. Sianclingx J. Habib, J Green berg, P. Ginsberg, R. Hochsfein, D. Baies, L. Wefzler, D. Weinberg. Capfalns: L. S+rauss, W. Kronenberg. Faculfy Advisor: Mr. J. Lichfenberg. Sealed: E. Turlrel, W. Kronenberg, Mr. Lic-hlenberg, L. Sfrauss, I. Greil-zer. Firsi Row, Sfanding: M, Goldman, R. Mosalr, S. Fass, F. Halpern, B. Lesin, B. Wolpe, I. Donow. Second Row, Sfanding: H. Markowih, L. GoIds+ein, M, Parver, I, Milchig. VARSITY CHECKERS S+ar+ers: J. Luger, P. Lichi-erman, H. Moses, E. Pla+'I', E. S+einberg. Record: 3-0-I Wins: Mesiffa Boro Park, HILI, RJJ. Tie: YUHSB. Ouilookz The re+urn of 'Iwo s+ar+ers may enable nexi' year's feam 'ro win fhe lnfer-Yeshiva checker fifle. VARSITY MATH Siarfersz F. Halpern, W. Kronenberg, R. Mosalx, L. Slrauss, E. Turlcel. Record: Yeshiva's Malh Team was fwelffh in a league composed of 'lwenfy-five Ieams. Wins: Our Malh Team placed higher in +he s+andings fhan such 'reams as Ramaz, YUHSB, and DeWiH Clinfon. Losses: Our Ma+h Team placed lower in fhe siandings 'rhan such Ieams as Bro-nx Science HS, Sruyvesanf HS, and Brooklyn Tech. Ouflook: The re'l'urn of W. Kronen- berg and R. Mosak assure con- finued success. ' : . Pl , H. M . , Szeaaqhxils E.E Sfeiariherg. E.o5I'?liaH, H. Moses, 5. Zuckerman- 5'Ia 'd'n93 N Sl'Yd9II H, Bafigfa, J, Luger, B. Hammer, T. Aranoff, Z. Snore, I. Novich, H. Ka'l'zof'F P Lnch Ierman, B. Wolpe. SERVICE SQUAD Members of 'Ihe Service Squad per- form an invaluable, yei ofien ihank- Iess dui' . The are charged wi+h +he formidable fask, of keeping order and discipline Ihroughoui' Yeshiva's many corridors. Under 'Ihe direcfion of i'rs Caplain, Sergio Roihslein, +he Serv- ice Squad has insfiluied some novel mefhods for achieving ihis goal. Irs eFFor+s are even more commendable in Iighr of rhis year's exfremely large 'freshman class. Despire an uncanny abiliiy 'ro miss 'Ihe IaH'er porlion of many classes, Service Squad members have conlinually managed io pass +heir courses. Presidenfs: N. Skydell, D. Weinberg. Sealed: N. Skydell, D. Weinberg. Sranding: M. Spierer, C. Sfrober, I, Novich, L. Pomeraniz, S. lvialamud. ' Capfain: S. Rofhsfein. Lieulenanisz I. Novich, W. Schwarh. Seafed: I. Novich, S. Rofhsrein, W. Schwarl-1, H. Fenner. Firsf Row, Siandmg L. Deufschman, J. Rubel, M. Leiber, L. Silverman, H. Chopp, L. Silverman S. Weifzman, D. Finer, E. Tokarsky, B. Mayers, B. Wolpe, H. Basisfa, C. Sieinberg Second Row, Sfandingz I. Rifkin, S. Fass, E. Kalz, H. Oppenheim. Third Row S+anding: H. Markowih, H. Kahoff, J. Gluck, B. Milchman, D. Glicksman PAI-ALEPH CLUB A+ The incepfion of Ihe sophomore year, i'I' became apparenl' I'ha+ a unique organiza+ion would have Io be esiablished 'ro coordinaie I'he in'l'eI- Iec+uaI land ofherwisel acfiviiies of a special segmenf of highly able bo s in Ihe advanced T.l. class. The need for such an organizalion was answered by one of Ihe Hebrew Ieachers who broughr info exisfence +he Pai-Aleph Club, a highly impo-r+anI' organ of school life. The members of +his hon- orable sociefy serve as I'he willing debale opponenls, fhe gleeful derid- ers, and Ihe subiecr of wondermeni of 'Iheir revered pedagogue. LIBRARY STAFF Besides fyping Doc's inimical exams, fhis s+aFF has found fhe fime 'lo run Yeshiva's library in a capable manner. On accounf of +heir valianl' eiiior+s, la'res+ records show +ha+ during +his asf year only sixfeen books have been borrowed indefinifely. One, however, musi' nof beliH'le ihe Library SfaFf's confribufion +o school life. They alone insure +he exisfence of a high school library in ihis ins+i+u+ion. Wifhoul' 'ihis siaff, 'lhe sfudeni body would be deprived of an inslrumeni so necessary for receiving a proper educafion. Librarians-in-Chief: H. Rofhman, C. Sieinberg. Sealed: W. Moses, S. Weifzman, C. Sfeinberg, H. Roihman. Sianding: E. Krupmir l. Riflxin, l. Gasfman, P. Olron, D. Sheinbein, I. Novich, L, Goldsiein J Hn-sch M. Leiber, D. Gliclrsman, E, Tolcarsky, H. Wasserman. Missing: Di, Benlamm Shapiro. Manager: B. Milchman. Seaied: N. Meskin, B, Milchman, J. Fendel. First Row, Sianding: E. Tolrarslry, T. Hee, l. Riflrin, H. Chopp, S. Rolhsfein, D. Gliclrsman, F. Olton, H. Oppenheim, A. Spigelman. Second Row, Sfanding: l. Gasiman, J. Silbiger, S. Sheinbein, H. Basisfa. G.O. STORE The newesi' s'l'uden'l ac+ivi+y, +he 6.0. Siore, has fasf developed info a very imporiani school 'iunc+ion. Noi' only does il' provide ihe Sfudenl' Or- ganizafion wi+h a sieady source of capiial, buf if has enabled ihe pupils 'lo purchase school supplies ai' a greafly reduced price. The success- ful operafion of +he 6.0. S+ore has been accomplished +hrough fhe al- mosi' singular efforrs of i+s manager, Ben Milchman. By making 'rhe Sfore a smooih running and efficienl' con- cern, 'rhis shrewd businessman has en- gineered a minor miracle. COMMITTEES AWARDS COMMITTEE Chairmen: K. Salfman, W. ScI1war+z. Seared: S. Perlo, R. Kurz, W. Schwarh, K. Salfman, L. Pom- eraniz. Firsf Row, S+ancIing: N. Tice, S. Schneici, Y., Siev M. Amzer, HD. Reider, C. Goldberg, H. Oppenheim J. Greer, N. Meskin, Smiley, S. Kufner. Second Row Sfanding: AxoIo+I, M. Wesireich, V. Segal, A. Schreiber: On Wall: M. Go'H'esman. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Chairmen: D. 'Hain, A, Sondheimer. Sealed: H. Ka+zoFF, A. Sondheimer, D. Hain. Sianciing: A' Nun- Sammy. A. Spigelman, F. Iiey. M. Anciems, U GoIdsmi'rh, M. Wesfreich, P. Palefsky. APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE Chairmen: J. Fenclel, N. 'MesIlin. Sea+ecI: 'H. Moskowifz. N. Meskin, J. Fenciel, D. Finer. S+ancI- ing: H. Basisfa, Y. Badman, S. Galahad, C. Hexfer, P. Olron A. Fyafch, N. Epstein, V. Segal, I, Kleffnobule, H. Sfern N. Romanoff. LOST AND FOUND COMMITTEE Chairmen: R. Cheifefz, F. Lichferman. SeaI'ecI: R. C'I'1eifeI'z, I. Rifkin, B. Milchman, K. LIcI'1'I'ermen. Sfandin : M. Landau L. Levine H. Basisra M. GoIcIs+ein Q I I I I R. Grafsrein, D. Feder, I, Growl, I. Lovable, I. Ayeaye, H. Markowih. CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE Chairmen: N. Lamperi, M. Kohn, Sea+ecI: I. Rifkin, CHOPP. H. Schmuckler. Standing: L- AI. M. Goldsfem, W. Green, L. Sfrouss, A, Condi, M. Kohn, A, Tufion. REDUCTIONS COMMITTEE Chairman: E. Sfeinberg. Sea+er:I: I. Rifkin, E. Sieinberg, B. MiIcI1man. S'rancIing: A Galach, H. Sukenig, H. Moses, D, RacIin, F. Sondhelm C. Berman, A, Blank, D. Feder, C. GareH', K. Gribefz H. Wasserman. . . . if elecied I promise +o win. - . . +I1is aimosphere sends me, How 'I'o ge? a 95 in one easy lesson. SENIOR I am a 'Ihinking man . . . . . . I will see your +hree Paper- maI'es and I wiII raise one PHOTOS Scrim- A picfure is worI'h a 'Ihousand words .... 3 Mi A2 9 Q W me E 'ix yu Q I ar. M Ms? b peaceful over+I1row of Look Ma, no cavifies. M9 Ta 1a 'I where ana? 'Ihe a minisfraiion . . . f 1353 H .Q53',.i risP??is1f'i' 15.51 .w J:-1? 'r sz! -1'-1' 9,,-,g,:ag,5rw', -:ig-.12-1:-'A - ' -'G' ' -IX Z' I :5:M' z:,g it Q , , X . . .W ,. Q-2:1 -3,2 f YN-i'wf':'37 H1-aft ' .21 J . . . dy . . 'Ihese Pepsis sure are sirong. ATHLETICS Mens sana in corpore sano. Wesf Poin+ moffo BASKETBALL TEAM . ,I f , I 'f'ff V' 'Ti 1fQf,f.Q1fig5 . ,.. Za? 1' Capfainz N. Kah. Manager: T. Aranolif. Ass'T Managers: G. Haas, S. Kaprow. Kneeling: T. Aranolif, P. Palefski, S. Unferman, N. Kah, J. Gluck, G. Weisfogel, Coach WeTTsT-ein. Firsl' Row, Sfandingz G. Haas, E. Kah, A. Sondheimer, S. Schilifman, M. Harris, S. Kaprow. Second Row, STanding: B. Hammer, A. Schreiber, J. Halperf, A. Cohen, S. Kah. For The TirsT Time in many years, The YUI-lS BaskeT- ball Team was a pre-season underdog Tor The MJHSL TiTle. Due To graduaTion losses, Coach WeTTsTein was Taced wiTh The Tormidable Task oT having To assemble a compIeTely new sTarTing Team. ATTer many pracTices and much deliberaTion, he picked Neil Kat, Adrian Sondheimer, EllioT KaTz, Sid SchiTFman, and JonaThan l-lalperT as The sTarTing Tive. This group was deTer- mined To conTound The experTs by capTuring YUl-lS' TenTh MJHSL crown. In Their TirsT maior encounTer, The Mini-MiTes played Bronx Science HS. AlThough iT lasT 4l-40, our Team compleTely ouTplayed The Science club. N. KaTz was high scorer wiTh I3 poinTs. On The nighT oT Nov. I9, YUHS played iTs TirsT league conTesT. The opponenT, l-llLl, was never in The game and we won handily 62-33. Jonny HalperT, a iunior, paced our scorers wiTh I8 poinTs. In Their nexT Two games, The Mini-MiTes again en- gineered easy vicTories. They Trounced Ramaz 72-24, and Then Topped The pre-season TavoriTes, YUI-TSB, by The impressive score oT 54-38. The KaTz boys, and l'lalperT played key parTs in This vicTory, On Dec. l, YUI-lS Took a Trip To Rockland CounTy To meeT a sTrong SuTFern squad. As The game pro- gressed, iT became obvious ThaT The Taller, heavier SuTlern Team would conTrol The backboards. AT The halT, Coach WeTTsTein Tired up our pla ers, and by The end oT The Third quarTer The SuTTern head was cuT To Tour poinTs. The rally Tell shorT, however, and we losT, 47-40. The nexT game on The schedule was one oT The mosT crucial oT The season. The MiTes Taced The Barnard Bears, perennial ACJES leaders. The Bears experi- enced a poor TirsT quarTer and YUI-IS opened up an Il poinT lead. In The second period, Barnard's Ron Penn, one oT The besT pre school players in The ciTy, sTarTed To score and our half Time lead was cuT To 9 poinTs. A Tine second half, however, gave YUHS an easy vicTory, 67-50. l-lalperT played brillianTly as he scored 26 poinTs. ImmediaTely Tollowing This vicTory, The MiTes op- posed FlaTbush, a sTrong conTender Tor The MJHSL championship. Playing inspired ball and eager To main- Tain league dominance, The Mini-MiTes Tound Them- selves leading aT The halT 25-Zi. The conTinued Tine play oT N. Kaii and A. Sondheimer enabled YUHS To win 48-4l. On Jan. I lsome people call iT New Years Dayl, a parTially sober YUT-IS quinTeT sTaggered ouT on The courT To meeT RJJ. An absTemious opposiTion, play- ing aT iTs peak, soundly Trounced The MiTes 49-40. This was a conTesT ThaT will long be remembered. Seeking To regain Their winning wa s, The MiTes meT Their powerTul Cl-ISAA rival, CaThedlral Pre . Thanks To a brillianT deTensive eTTorT, YUI-IS vanquishjed CaTh- edral 45-4I, and Thereby aToned Tor lasT year's loss To This adversary. ' v Jonny Halperf Mr. Hy We'H's+ein Coach The Mini-Mifes fhen fool: on YUHSB for fhe second fime. Tension and nervousness were exhiloifed b bofh feams. An emofional climax furned 'rhe bashefball courf info a boxing ring. Alfhough YUHS frailed by one af fhe half, 'rhe final score was YUl-lS 48, YUHSB 44. E. Kafz and S. Schiffman were parficularly impres- sive. The nexf fwo games proved fo be exfremely easy vicfories. We frounced Franklin 53-34, and fhen pro- ceeded fo roll over l-lll.l 6I-39. This marked fhe sec- ond fime 'this season fhaf fhe lvlifes had oufscored l-llLl by more fhan 20 poinfs. Affer fhe mid-year examinafions, YUI-IS resumed ifs schedule by meefing Flafbush, a close second fo fhe Mini-lvlifes in fhe league sfandings. Af half-fime we had a I3 poinf lead buf a sfrong Flafbush feam soon Ellioi Kah frimmed fhis fo a mere 6 poinf advanfage. Halperf, however, secured a Mini-lvlife friumph wifh an ouf- sfanding I2 poinf final period and a season high of 30 poinfs. The final score placed YUHS ahead, 59-46. The lvlifes' nexf confesf mafched fhem wifh RJJ. Due fo a poor firsf period, YUl-lS scored only 2l poinfs in fhe firsf half. Our arch rivals, however, scored only Sid Schiffman Neil Kah 'N is Adrian Sondheimer Bernie Hammer Mr. Mel Cohen Ass'T Coach six baskeTs and we possessed a 9 poinT lead. Follow- ing inTermission, The Red Raiders regained Their shooT- ing eyes buT They could noT eliminaTe The deTiciT, Tor The TvliTes emerged vicTorious, 43-36. N. KaTz was high wiTh I3 markers. An unusual quirk in The schedule compelled YUHS To play RJJ Twice in one week. This was The Third game oT The season beTween These Two Tine Teams, each having won once. The Red Raiders played wiTh a vengeance. There were many anxious momenTs Tor The lvliTes as The Raiders led 33-3l aT The end oT Three quarlers. YUHS' players, however, never losT Their composure and They overTook The opposiTion wiTh Three minuTes leTT To play. The Tinal score was YUHS 46, RJJ 4l. This cluTch vicTory enabled YUl-lS To remain undeTeaTed in league play. ln Their nexT Two games, The lv1iTes encounTered Co- lumbia Grammar and BenTley, a pair oT inepT Teams ThaT quickly succumbed To The lvliTes' superior sTyle OT Jacll Gluck play. A 32 poinT Third period againsT Columbia Gram- mar proved To be YUl-IS' highesT scoring period oT The year. ln This game, Neil KaTz scored 36 poinTs, The highesT scoring ouTbursT by anyone This season. l-lal- perT goT 29 againsT BenTley. The scores were YUl-lS 74-, Columbia Grammar, 50: YUHS 79, BenTley 34. Mike Harris Sonny Unferman E-ff , . J Dave Finer A deiecfed buf sfill proud YUHS feam mef fhe Ramaz Rams in fhe season's finale. The game furned info a rouf as fhe Mini-Mifes amassed a 36-I0 half- fime lead. They wenf on fo win 62-30. N. Kalz once again sfarred as he scored 22 markers. The Mini-Mifes compiled an oufsfanding I7-4 rec- ord. They were undefeafed in I0 league confesfs and O-I in The playoffs, This fine performance serves as a Iasfing fribufe fo a fine feam and fo a remarkable coach. The feam's sporfsmanlike affifude in vicfory as well as in defeaf broughf honor fo ifs members and 'ro fhe school if represenfed. By dinf of ifs unequaled record in MJHSL compe- fifion, YUHS aufomafically became an enfry in fhe MJHSL playoffs. On February 25, a day fhaf will live in infamy, The Mifes played HILI in a semifinal confesf. The impossible occurred when YUHS, un- defeafed in league play and never before beafen by HILI, fell before fhe HILI quinfef. A gallanf efforf by fhe Mifes fell shorf by fhree poinfs as 'rhey were humbled 49-46. A life-long ambifion for many-fo pla in Madison Square Garden-was never fo be realized. Inch for inch Neil Kali is one of fhe finesf baskef- ball players in fhe annals of Yeshiva. While fulfilling his dufies as Capfain, he held fhe feam fogefher, mak- ing every vicfory a feam efforf. Besides being fha besf defensive ballplayer fo represenf fhe Mini-Mifes in many years, he also excelled offensively. Neil was placed on fhe New York Posf's All Pre Third Team. Adrian Sondheimer was an invaluabi cog in fhis year's smoofh-running machine. His rebounding was superb and when aroused he became a pofenf offen- sive weapon. Adrian made fhe Pos+'s All Prep Honor- able Menfion. Elliof Kali can easily be designafed as fhe mosf improved player on The squad. His deadly fall away iump shof offen spelled fhe difference befween vicfory and defeaf. Sid Schiffman was probably fhe Ieasf heralded mem- ber of fhe sfarfing five. His sfeady play. however, made him a priceless assef. Any coach will agree fhaf a good bench is fhe key fo a successful season. The Mini-Mifes' bench, led by Mike Harris, Dave Finer, Jack Gluck, Bernie Hammer, and Sonn Unferman, fully corroborafes 'rhis sfafe- menf. Mikie, fhe fallesf member of fhis season's con- fingenf. exhibifed fine rebounding falenfs. Dave's husfle and eagerness fo play made him a capable fronfcourf subsfifufe. Jack, Sonny, and Bernie provided needed depfh in fhe backcourl. Looking fo 'rhe fufure, Jonny Halperf, fhis year's scoring leader, is sure fo surpass his pasf achievemenfs. A Posf All Prep Honorable Menfion, he should lead nexf year's club fo a greaf number of vicfories. STATISTICS Yeshiva Universify High School Baskefball Team l960-I96I: G. F.G F.T.A. F.T. P.F. T'T'L AVE. Jonny Halperf 2I I44 84 58 36 346 I6.48 Neil Kafz 2I I3B I23 65 42 34I I6.24 Adrian Sondheimer 2I 7I 42 54 I54 7.33 EIIio+ Kafz 2I 47 3I 28 I3I 6.24 Sid Schiffman 20 23 I2 47 I00 5.00 Jack Gluck 4 I 0 7 8 2.00 Sfeve Kafz 9 6 2 5 I2 I.33 Sonny Unferman 3 2 2 2 4 I.33 Mike Harris 6 4 2 6 6 I.O0 Gerald Weisfogel 2 0 0 0 2 I.O0 Paul Palefski 6 3 I O 5 .83 Dave Finer I0 2 I 5 5 .50 Avi Schreiber 6 O 0 5 2 .33 Eri Cohen 5 2 I 0 I ,20 TOTALS 2 I 450 368 2I7 237 III7 58.8I T,il'.I, 1 1 IQ Capiain: M. Goldschmidf. Manager: E. Buchwalcl. Coach: Mr. M. Cohen. Kneeling: J. Friedman, U. Buchwald, N. Pogrow. Sealed: I. Goldsfein, O. Hoffman. R. Paleslci, C. Reguer, U. Bauman. Sfandingz Mr. N. Cohen, T. Simon, J. Radin, A. Berman, M. Goldschmidl, M. Sharzlies, E. Bari, R. Aranoff. VARSITY SWIMMING S'l'ar+ers: B. Fass, M. Felber, L. Eisner, K. Gribelz, L. Goodman, N. Kaller, B. Mayers, S. Monderer, S. Perlo, S. Weilzman. Record: The Swimming Team has par- ficipalecl in eighl-.meel's. II' finished firsl four limes, 'second fwice, +hird one lime, and fourlh one +ime. Ouflookz Since five s+ar+ers will re- +urn, nexl year's squad mighl pos- sibly improve on 'Ihe excellenl rec- ord achieved during fhis season. I+ will be hard, however, Io Iind an adequaie replacemenl' for K. Gri- belz. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Sfariersz I. Goldslein, M. Gold- schmidr, J. Radin, S. Reguer, P. Palefslci, M. Shalzlces. Record: 2-2 Wins: S+. Helena, Cafhedral. Losses: S+. Agnes, LaSalle. Oulloolcz Yeshiva's uncanny abilily lo produce +op-flighi' baslcelball play- ers undoubfedly assures 'Fu'rure suc- cess. TEAMS Caplains: K. Gribefz, S. Perlo. Coach: Mr. M. Cohen. Kneeling: S. Perlo, Mr. M. Cohen, K. Gribeh. Firsf Row, Sfandingz L. Eisner, L Goodman B. Fass, S. Monderer. Second Row. Standing: l. Drowned, B. Mayers, M. Felber N Kalfer Q 1' ai A 1.5 I , If A ' '- I, .,i . . . ,, is Q 1.1 l I... .ips . , I V 1, ' . il HI? .1 is 1,1 , ,F LJ .U - K lx . :Q ,fax l I We J Y N sm I l l t, L Capiains: S. Vleinsfein, G. Goodsfein. Manager: D. Weinberg. Kneeling: J. Habib, J. Falkenslein, S. Regeur, J. Gluck, J, Miller. Firsi' Row, Slanding: A. Racquei, D. Weinberg, M. Brown, K. Bander, P. Wefzler, H. Kaplowiiz, I, Klein, S. Weinsfein. Second Row, Sfanding: B. Mayers, S. Zuckerman, G. Goodsfein, K. Gribeiz, S. Sender. VARSITY TRACK Sfarfersz A. Abramowilz, L. Eisner, N. Kah, K. Gribeiz, J. Luger. Record: 2-I Wins: RJJ, HlLl. Losses: RJJ, Ou'l'look: The loss of L. Eisner and N. Kalz will have a disasirous efieci' on nexi' year's chances 'for vicfory. . , , ,L . J T gp lil L . 1 1 . S w i L , .:,.- VARSITY TENNIS Slarfers: K. Bander, G. Goodsiein, I. Klein, J. Miller, B. Mayers, P. Wehler. Record: 2-3 Wins: HILI, YUHSB. Losses: Flaibush i2l, HILI, Oulloolcz A lack of promising under- graduaie compounded by ihe Slu- denl' Council's reluclance fo ap- propriale an adequaie sfipend 'lo cover ihis 'I'eam's expenses, indi- caie a bleak fuiure. .ww nies: Ns J fr Q W i ff f 1 Capfains: N. Kalz, L. Eisner. Managers: I. Novich, L. Silverman. Kneeling: A. Abramowiiz. J. Gluck, L. Eisner, N, Kafz, J. Luger, B. Mayers Furs? Row Sfanding: L. Silverman, D. Shain, L. Wefzler, G. Ronimo, S. Weihman, D. Finer A Sond heimer. P. Welzler, A. Lemish, K. Gribeh, l. Novich. Second Row, Sianding J Miller G. Nasser, B. Gurion, W, Newman. H. Kafzolii, I. Run, J. Rubel, H, Wasserman VARSITY HANDBALL Van, Siarlersz R. Bree, N. Kalz, B. Rubin, C. Tarlowe. Record: 2-I Wins: YUHSB, RJJ. Losses: HlLl. Ouilookz A minor miracle musl' be accom lished before +his ream will be able 'lo escape 'lhe lhroes of mediocrily. Capfains: R. Bree, B. Rubin. Kneeling: M. Leiber, R. Bree, B. Rubin, N. Kalz, T. Aranoff, L, Silverman. Firsf Row Siand ing: H. Wasserman. S. Fass, A. Hand, H. Kafzoff, J. Gluck, M. Schleider J Luger M. Fine, S. Posner. Second Row, Sfandingz M. Kohn, D, Finer, J. Falkensrexn Y Noi' L. Pomeraniz. Capiains: L. Pomeranh, H. Kaplowih. Kneeling: C. Tarlowe, D. Finer, L. Pomeranh, H, Kaplowilz, J. Gluck, J. Falkenslein. Firsl' Row, Slanding: l, Novich, G. Goodsrein, S. Zuckerman, S. Fass, S. Malamud, M. Spierer, l. Gaslman, H. Unlerman, H. Kaholif, J. Luger, C. Brown. Second Row, Flzndiailg: L. Eisner, P. Culiar, S. Posner, A. Wake, G. Whiz, M. Kohn, B. Mayers, . ma . 84 VARSITY BOWLING Srarfersz J. Gluck, D. Finer, J. Falken- slein, H. Kaplowirz, L. Pomeranlz, C. Tarlowe. Record: 5-3 Wins: HlLl l2+l, RJJ, YUHSB, Fla'l'bush Losses: Mesi 'la Boro Park, Ramaz, RJJ. Ouflookz The loss of many ouisland- ing keglers 'rhrough graduaiion all bui' eliminaies +he Bowling Team's chances for furiher vicrories. ?'fQ ,U.A 1 Q f 1 X1.':,5' ADVERTISEMENTS VVe are adverHsed by ourlovhg fdends Shakespeare 95 W CONGRATULATIONS TO STEVEN ZUCKERMAN UPON HIS GRADUATION AND FONDEST IIOPES FOR HIS CONTINUED SUCCESS Mr. and Mrs. Philip Zuckerman Howard and Rochelle 'Mi L C? Q ,.,, 1 4 V v,,.. I I BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE TO JONATHAN GREER FROM HIS PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Moses Greer Ann ms Bnomsn Daniel , 1 .. Jw P -.A... g ' V' , s f- ,.., v .T . ','- 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR NEPHEW JONATHAN GREER ON ms GRADUATION Mr. and Mrs. Israel Cummings CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES T0 SHELDON FINK A'rlas Confainer Company 115-119 EAST MARKET smear WILKES-BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA Meyer ancl Molly Fink and Family -'M lf - I J V 7.51 Kgs j, .5 is 1 .422 MP' .Aff 2, f st, pf ng? fyd 'C 4141? fy-I T hf,f'i:ff,2Zi1'L-2 f fM ' - . 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SIGMUND KATZENSTEIN THE FRIENDS OF sl-IELDQN WEINSTEIN CDNGRATULATE HIM ON HIS GRADUATION AND WISH HIM SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE I.:-.-ex, w:v..,:- -- .,M::uxw:.v:.::-,:..i':-1+-' Y , ,. 3' -Q: ,, '. 22. . , x. .,,':-:-.:.,. ..1, .' I YWWRW X N WVR mb Y I IX ' IW K4 U' I A 1 I 1 -.M ' 5. ,,.,--gm guys: MQ ' -- 1 1 I 'W-'wII5f:,,5. ' zhfvfk A , 1 ' Ny- wg' N A-:. -- U '4 .f,A:fT.5,y-aff' 5 'S-fm: ,QL N 3-Lvqh L4 4,i,,,,z.-'f, I I.Gw x.f '+'v31f3g fam ' wx, - v .::-M. 1-jf' eff- ' ' .,g4.f 1'f, ,. ,- x -- i. e. - - 11-af? '1' 'r TO JAY IRA LUGER A FEW WORDS OF CONGRATULATIONS AND ENCOURAGEMENT TO Y.U.H.S. GRADUATES I SPEAK FOR ALL Aun+s, Uncles and Loving Cousins YOU HAVE MADE US PROUD: NOW GO ON TO BIGGER AND BRIGHTER GOALS EARN THE RIGHT TO BE CALLED A WORTHY .IEW GOOD WISHES AND SUCCESS TO GERALD GOODSTEIN FROM THE OFFICERS OF The lndependen+ Lock Company AND Lockwood Hardware Mfg. Co. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES T0 Doron Weinberg ON I'IIS GRADUATION Dad and Jack BEST WISHES T0 Irving Klein mom Hls Friends and ReIa+ives 7'8 CONGRATULATIONS TO Jonalhan Greer mom Easllancl Woolen Mill Ellllllllll PRESS, nc. Letterpress - Offset Printers 33 Flatbush Avenue o Brooklyn 17, N. Y. Ulster 8-2500 SINCE 1915 we have been serving high schools and colleges of Greater New York . . . We take pride in having at your service our staff' of expert lypographers, artists and advisors . . . PRINTERS OF ELCHANITE n 185 . A. , ,. : ,:r,. N. i 2231-235 Sf' I'-'-ei if T :iFf'Q2' csf ', ifiiif-2s5QI ' iii O' 1 iii: fy 5 X553 Rig? if 'E ' Q-5? 5 22 N222 3' gn ,Q s R SX? Vi X 'f WG . fsTxv,N5,.i-Siszrq , N .. , ' ' s'E'Q1f Hff1:.S-L Q 'Vxrfksix - 1'3 ' Qlwb law? , 1- g- ,. gs-, ' ,,,: 232' A we--ei I figasiilji wg .' ' 9. :P-5,1 , y ifjggfi' X- . um-1 ' P,-,152 - 1 .4 -'Av 5 s ' A w ' wi -- f ' '--rn W-:wg-,Q Q- :ws -X rm -4- , 4, 'V lfiiw'-:f Fig' fx9g,1i'w.N:qgEgq5i1ge'f'-35.' ' qw- . 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Katz A Captain, 1958-59 Basketball Team COMPLIMENTS OF General Crganizalion of Y.U.H.S Fall Term I960 - Spring Term l96l CONGRATULATIONS TO Jackie Gluck Mr. and Mrs. MiH'on Gluck sions: IVAN aossv CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR ALUMNI Harold Chopp Jack Gluck Jonathan Greer Kenneth Kay Irving Klein Ronald Penn Norman Skydell Adrian Sondheimer Charles Steinberg MANHATTAN DAY SCHOOL BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE TO IRA NOVICH from MR. 8. MRS. A. NOVICH LOIS, DANIEL 8. ROBERT CONGRATULATIONS TO CHARLES TARLOWE TARLOWE BROTHERS, INC Furniture and Appliances 815 Elizabeth Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. EL 5-5554 CONGRATULATIONS TO CHARLES TARLOWE from A FRIEND We BEST WISHES TO SHERWOCDD MALAMUD from MOM 8. DAD PAULA STAN PHYLLIS STEVE WAYNE CONGRATULATIONS TO LARRY SILVERMAN tram HIS FAMILY BEST WISHES TO LARRY PCMERANTZ from POMMY TEXTILES 251 West 39th Street New York 18, N. Y. MR. 8. MRS. CHARLES GOLD In Honor of Our Grandson RICHARD KURZ rf' Q . af if i:l. I:f-??4 1:'I V - V , 1 ' . ' X . ..I- ,- I-Aff, .1 J..-M - CONGRATULATIONS TO HAROLD CHOPP and His Entire Class from MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL CHOPP AND FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO HAROLD WASSERMAN from MOM 8. DAD GRANDMA 8. GRANDPA THE ENTIRE FAMILY BEST WISIIES TO GERALD GOODSTEIN from MOTHER 8. FATHER SISTERS 8. BROTHERS ln.. GOOD LUCK TO GERALD GOODSTEIN from THE CHARLTON CO., INC. i SSW? :lla ssr iw m. V- R, '. C M 3 q X . . 1 -I gg 41 'N , -1 -A Q. , :' ' ., I ' ' . . 'f ,1., 'N' vm... A A 1. gm ' 1 :dw . , 'vu-' LSR? -rf 5 A L . .. , -f . . vv S I A, SQ pl --:f,., Q.,L.':....,,:4,g-,.-153935. V L14 93 .h Q . ,..ji-.fx-.'..,'3,.::.gjg.Ef..'f-HER X -va. -, 1fwz'.'-.'f f,' ,' 14-A ' ' -' '. UQ CONGRATULATIONS TO ROBERT BREE . from AUNT ROS, UNCLE HERB RENEE 8. SHELLEY GOOD LUCK TO LESTER MALINA from MOM 8. DAD Best WISHES TO LESTER LEVINE ' from MOM 8. DAD SISTER THELMA CONGRATULATIONS TO JOSEPH HIRSCH from HIS PARENTS 8. FAMILY MR. 8. MRS. ISIDORE ECKHAUS MISS JANET ECKHAUS Mr. PAUL REISCH MR. 8. MRS. PAUL REISCH MR. 8. MRS. ERICH REISCH SHERRY 8. JOANNE BEST WISHES TO STEVEN LERMAN ON HIS GRADUATION from MOM 8. DAD ROZZY 8. SHELLY CONGRATULATIONS TO STEPHEN WEITZMAN WEITZMAN BOYS 102 Delancey Street New York, N. Y. MR. 8. MRS. J. WEITZMAN GOOD LUCK TO OUR SON FRED HALPERN MR. 8. MRS. JACK IIALPERN BEST WISHES TO HOWARD MOSKOWITZ from MR. 8. MRS. MOSES MOSKOWITZ AND JUDY W ,. , . ' . ...L-,cel . , . ' .Misaf- zQ'L:5.L 4 ,, Pfam ' --,512 ,. Y ' f ',...g., , V 5' ' '-6.51. ,'L.,.x4 -- :a ' ' ., ?1,1iI4.f ,-1. Q. 3. :vii f:':'.,, A 232' . 34 ti? ' '1'1siQS'5iiL Q. '1II'x 1 A 1. .-1 -r 5--gsswg X Q , , : '--. .K ' '-T NTIR ,, - .5 'ff 5 -I. '- ' l T 'R1 Nz 1 ,Yi P , ,T , 13.13, K -if S fls . PTJ, 'A ' 5sfi ,Qu-1 f N -,, gf . -E 53 .f52i ,i:E-,g.- . .A gf fgg ,gi - .-.'..f1v1-:Vs ' eg ,- , L - f -- 2 - - --Q- l .sr -- Y 1' . r ' 'Wi'f:1-ggxe-rY f,f.-F L 11. 1 .-, ' 'f of - l GOOD LUCK TO LEONARD AND PETER WETZLER from MRS. 8. MRS. H. WETZLER COMPLIMENTS OF GREENHAVEN PHARMACY 591 East Boston Post Road Mamaroneck, N. Y. M. Platt, Ph.G. Compliments ot GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL 118 WEST 57th STREET New York 19, N. Y. I. Krokowski, Managing Director If ff? V27 ., n 55555: .Wm ' .V ff4zf,Wz7W52fG2f-1' ' ' f. , T '.' 1. ff? -33?.5?' v . zo., V ' Q ' ri r fi :wi , :zz'L,,,f,'L:'r J, :w'?3r - J? '15 , xfaf ,e .-gpg? , ' . 4 YQ-gg V- T 1 1 - Mi: za 4-M 5? Preparation for College Boards by Editor, Author of How to Prepare for CEEB and You Can Win a Scholarship STANLEY KAPLAN 'l7O'l OUENTIN ROAD Brooklyn, N. Y. DE 6-5300 Fall, Spring, and Summer Courses for Seniors and Juniors Congratulations to Kenneth Gribetz MR. s. Mas. DENNIS enlnirz wb ' '16 fff:'I'r' I flirt 9 6 rf QI it as , 4 S 1' 1 I , New Best Wishes to Jack Gluck from HIS FRIENDS Best Wishes to Les Deutschman MDM 8. DAD GRAMPS 8. GRANDMA AUNT DEBBIE 8. UNCLE MILTIE Best of luck to Doron Weinberg from HIS AUNTS 8. UNCLES CHEBRA ANSHEI PONIDEL NUSACH Hearty Wishes for Future Success Hom sAL 'O 01 50 Congratulates Ch a el Larry Silverman and Wishes Him the Best ot Luck and His Fellow Graduates MR. 8. MRS. HENRY WIMPFHEIMER and Vivian Good Luck to Jack Gluck AZRAK-HAMWAY, INC. 'I84 Fifth Avenue New York 10, N. Y. Compliments of The Pai-Aleph Club D. WEINBERG N. SKYDELL Founding Fathers ff? iq is 'se ff IPF 'liieliif ' Re f T1'+r'ffW '221:s'S ai if V -B.: . s I 55:5 A ' .-'Has s ew ,,.,e- I I gliiiifif I W -T ' . if may K Wf3'i '3 'r 'xbx Y Q X ,I 5 S X Y 'Q Ni my I 6 wdf' .. if X , ' I S 'M ,gf Y Good Luck to Irv Klein from COUSIN LESTER Congratulations and Best Wishes to Charles Strober MOTHER, DAD s. SISTER Best Wishes to Joel Miller MR. 8. MRS. MILLER and Family Congratulations to Elliot On His Graduation MR. 8. MRS. SAM KATZ MR. 8. MRS. L. DEYER DR. JACK KATZ Congratulations to Sol Sheinbein from HIS FAMILY IN ISRAEL Best Wishes to Steven Schneid from MOTHER 8. DAD Carolyn 8. Mark Congratulations to Kenneth from His Parents MR. 8. MRS. I. BANDER and Grandmother Mrs F Horowitz Good Luck to Jay Ira Luger ., VN.- l 1, j 0 o ' e 44 p. 3 ' 3, ' 2511311 Sf! 1 1 '- -31525. .gl 'V 1. eg-1.3 I 1-5. . '?1i1:I:f'5,i rf:-2.595-E::,-. I 1 In Loving Memory of My Beloved Husband A. L. HAMAN In Honor of Marshall Brown RABBI a. Mns. ALEXANDER Gnoss Congratulations to Adrian Sondheimer from Mn. s. Mas. JAKOB MICHAEL Best Wishes for Future Success to Best Wishes to Ira Riflcin from THE RIFKIN FAMILY Congratulations to lra Rifkin Our Son Norman from MR. s. Mns. M. LAMPERT THE BERGER FAMILY Best Wishes to Lester Malina from His Grandmothers MRS. FANNIE MALINA MRS. HELEN WEISSMAN The Administration Wishes to Express Its limitlesslloy on the Graduation of Doron Weinberg ' any , is E I v J, x 3 55 2 3? Lx L js' Lf I jlQ.'f5l',kf5 . Q f l ' , .. .b i H. Teicltman consrvfvlvfivns 19 : '2 Strictly Kosher Meat and . Poultry Market Ben lVlIlCl'lm6I'l 2385 BROADWAY 'mm New York 24, N. Y. Hls MOTHER, FATHER TR 4478' and SISTER Compliments of A 8: E Furniture Corp' Morris Park Farms, lnc. Milk and Milk Products 4044 BROADWAY New York 32, N. Y. L0 8-0535 1082 INTERVALE AVENUE Bronx, N. Y. . . New Jerse Floor Siegfried Homburger .Y Cove rung Insurance , lmoleum, Rugs, and Broadloom Carpets 54 AunuBoN AVENUE New York 32, N, Y, 6100 BERGENEINE AVENUE WA 3,5904 West New York, N. J. UN 7-7930 Mottel Sugar and Allied Foreign Bakers' Products, lnc. Car Parts 77 BEACH STREET 73-14 NORTHERN BLVD. New York 13, N. Y. Jackson Heights 72, N. Y. 3 7 WA 5-9933 HI 6-6617-8 1 .Q From a Well-Wisher of Harvey Oppenheim and His Family Best Wishes to David Glicksman from RABBI 8. MRS. S. WERNICK Congratulations to Kenneth Kay on a Job Well Done YOUR PARENTS AND BROTHER I9Ist Street Arcade Review Books - Candy Soda - Stationery Congratulations to Henry Schmuclcler and His Classmates MOM, DAD 8. DAVID Best Wishes from the Officers of The Independent Lock Company of Alabama Good luck to Seth Gold MR. 8. MRS. MURRAY GOLD leon 8. Toni Congratulations to Murray Kohn from HIS PARENTS, SISTER 8. BROTHER . 1 ,f v, YY x X . J saw i2 3 , r- We 7. i:..1 we . w ..f ' 2-3.5, N ..., Y, Q- V if ' in Wm-in . -f'H4+, 5 1 Hyun- ' f a Klip:- 1 f ,. .'F1 ?VT'f H ' J Ag'5a3,iYa' ', , 91 ,3 F 21iI'?l '.WE,Q wifi.-,g ff gf, -4 me . - up-, Li 5 1 ' ,, gli:-51 is eff- Q v ifiktff- R 121 H l?l 5 ii2 f - R - V ' f?f in 'pl' i ' if .-132. ', ',l CT' V A 'cfgifi' ' Le' H La,-'J' . ,ff R. ' -Q' .. 4453- ' NAgmai :ff,w . ,,,Y,h ,,ia.,X gg 'ix 'Airw-. ME . mei E . lc r 1 E ,' fx 1 .,'f l,vl Q Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. J. KIMMEL MR. 8: MRS. S. OKON Good Luck to CHARLES STEINBERG BOULEVARD KOSHER MEAT MARKET 97-77 Queens Boulevard Best Wishes to PAUL OKON On His Graduation MR. MARIO GRANADO Congratulations to BENJAMIN LESIN And His Classmates from A FRIEND Compliments of DR. 8: MRS. FELIX GLAUBACH AND soN Congratulations to LOUIS EISNER DAVID HARRIS at soNs Compliments of ZUNDER'S GROCERY STORE 2551 AMSTERDAM AVENUE WA 3-2910 Best Wishes to OUR SON JACK MR. 8z MRS. F. RUBEL Good Luck to BILL NEWMAN On His Graduation MR. Sz MRS. I. NEWMAN Compliments o f MR. 8: MRS. MILTON EISNER SHULAMITH Sz BOBBY Best Wishes to CHARLES STEINBERG And His Classmates ELI 8: CELIA FULD Congratulations to Our Nephew CHARLES STEINBERG MR. at MRS. T. BROWAR Congratulations to OUR SON CHARLES MR. si MRS. MAX STEINBERG TO F.G. F.Y. J.G. Compliments of NORMAN 8: SHELLY R. COX Congratulations to WILLIAM SCHWARTZ On His Graduation from HIS PARENTS rien s o 7'LS7l'l'0,7'lC6 III F I I I EN. A I I if I i I W? 4. 5.- F d f M is MAX OPPENHEIM AND FAMILY C. L. HARGERT 81 CO. 2 EAST RIDGEWOOD AVENUE Ridgewood, N. J. Best Wishes to THE 4-2 CLASS from RABBI I. GOODMAN Compliments of THE SCHILLER FAMILY Compliments of FORMILL STATIONERY 589 E. BOSTON POST ROAD Mamaroneck, N. Y. Best Wishes to Our Grandson MICHAEL WIMPFHEIMER MR. at MRS. AARON RAPP Congratulations from FRANK E. D. NICOLA Congratulations to DAVID FINER from THE C.J.'s Best Wishes to Our Grandson STEVEN SCHNEID MR. at MRS. J. MUSCHEL FLAMINGO CLEANERS 149 NORTH AVENUE New Rochelle, N. Y. BE 5-1591 MORGLANDER 81 COHEN Butchers 648 AMSTERDAM AVENUE New York 25, N. Y. STERNFIE-LD'S HOTEL Strictly K Osher 254 NORTH MAIN STREET Spring Valley, N. Y. Congratulations to ELI TURKEL from HIS ENTIRE FAMILY In Memory of My Father SAMUEL SHULMAN BEN SHULMAN Compliments of the FLEETWOOD SYNAGOGUE D. GRUENSPECHT 81 SONS Strictly Kosher Meat 3828-30 BROADWAY New York 32, N. Y. , J ml . K M y .. . V --J: A: 9-1.-eg - A .1 ZY5 ' 5, I-sf. -I . 115: Q - Yiwu: t ' 9-nw 4 W . tears B ' .I Q-gg: 1 W 39:25 x 'V' . . . -v- 4 Q.. ,. 1.2 ..'. .Y is 1,9 I S' NIE?-ilI?-Ii ,T A - V-...V T Au. A R Congratulations to LEH'ggL2gREgEg1LTU E CHARLES STEINBERG On His Graduation LEHIGHTON' PA' MARTIN Sz EVA LESSER GILBERT 8: KATKIN REISMA POULTRY FAR Kosher Delicatessen M and Resmwmnt Fresh Farm Eggs ROOSEVELT ML 1446ST-NfLCg21fiAgitQVENUE Vimsand, N. J. - OX 2-5521 In Memoriam: HOTEL GARTNER Kashruth and Sabbath Observed fE.S.J SPRING VALLEY, N. Y. EL 6-0875 Congratulations to BENJAMIN LESIN A Fwd of On His Gracluation PERFECTA SEWING COMPANY Best Wishes to Congratulations to BENJAMIN LESIN HQWIE gt STEVE MR- SL MRS- MOHL MR. at MRS. NATHAN COHEN Good Luck to Good Luck to BENJAMIN LESIN MURRAY KQHN from from A FRIEND HIS PARENTS Best Wishes to C f zplione .t' f on 71 6 O HARVEY OPPENHEIM from HIS FAMILY TO THE SENIOR CLASS: Compliments of HUMANITY IS A PRIVILEGE T a NOT AN EXCUSE. S F 79-81 SCHOOL STREET :-12'f Yonkers, N. Y. , -A T,, :Leif ,V:,, ' -71-.. Congratulations to Best Wishes to JOEL SHAIN IRA RIFKIN MOTHER and DAD from MARILYN and JUDY SISTER SHEREE Best Wishes to CHARLES TARLOWE from GRANDMA Sz GRANDPA FORT WASHINGTON LAUNDRY 4126 BROADWAY New York City NVA 9-5959 Best of Luck to OUR SON EDWARD MR. si MRS. J. TOKARSKY Hearty Wishes for Future Success to OUR SON JOSEPH MR. at MRS. HANS FALKENSTEIN Good Luck to LARRY POMERANTZ from MOM AND DAD PARKSTYLE FOOD SERVICE MOUNT VERNON, N. Y. Compliments of MR. 8: MRS. MOE POSNER AND FAMILY Congratulations to KENNETH BANDER and His Family CONG. BETH HOMEDRASH HAGODOL EISNER 8: SONS, INC. 320 PENN AVENUE Scranton, Pa. Best Wishes to MY BROTHER NORMAN FRAN LAMPERT Best Wishes to FRED HALPERN UNCLE HENRY, AUNT GUSSIE and COUSIN SAMMY Congratulations to JACKIE GLUCK from THE C.J.'s Congratulations to DAVID GLICKSMAN MR. at MRS. 1. GLIOKSMAN Compliments of MR. 8: MRS. J. CHEIFETZ Q ?I'3if5Q f ' ir: ig' . iv? JN x 3 5 ag if P J. 5.x- Congratulations to BILL SCHWARTZ On His Graduation from THE DORM COSMO REALTY CO. 110-20 LIBERTY AVENUE Richmond Hills 19, N. Y. MI 1-3310 Best Wishes to MARTIN LEIBER from MR. Sz MRS. DAVID LIEBER St SON Good Luck to KENNETH BANDER BIRNBAUM BROS., INC. New York, N. Y. Compliments to IRVING GASTMAN from HIS PARENTS ELSMERE CATERERS 284 EAST 170th STREET New York 56, N. Y. LU 8-6610 THE CONTINENTAL DELICATESSEN RESTAURANT 732 WEST 181st STREET New York 33, N. Y. Congratulations to EDDIE KRUPNIK S. KRAKOWSKI Park Plaza Hotel D. 8: S. PRODUCE 12-14 SCHOOL STREET H Yonkers, N. Y. im-gvm4xaz22f: a5 I' ' - ,,, :,,yq,.' , 'f M: , ' '- : ' - '- 'f. 1. f .' ':3 .f r 5525-5 .egg-, -A1 'ff ...xx 1231259 , 5 1: 5,1 J '.,15 1g . gg-fi It 1 ' I . . , Q I we E Q 25 , ' . ,Z ,-3.1, , . 4' ,,,.., .1ff. ,,.,.f.. 42 4-2' - . ' - , 1 fe,-t . . - v 475- -,.3 Q , ,, fp.. 5 l 2.7 -3 1.1.22 Q. 'ef-I A f-'i:':: J.. , g, H APOLLO DRESS SUIT CO. 552 WEST 181st STREET New York 33, N. Y. WA 8-9862 Best Wishes to JACKIE GLUCK from THE BOYS MOUYIOU CO., INC. 5 SCHOOL STREET Yonkers, N. Y. I Congratulations to STEVEN LERMAN from THE GANTZE MISHPOCHA Best Wishes to LESTER LEVINE from UNCLE ALVIN Sz AUNT BERTHA Compliments of STAR SOAP AND CANDLE CO. CHARLES FUCHS 8: CO. Sugar Brokers 120 WALL STREET New York 5, N. Y. ompbmenfs o The Elchanire Edi+ors G 8: N Wool Clips Meyer Bree Franlc's Pasiry Shop Mr. 8: Mrs. Jacob Edinger Simon's Meal' Marker Samuel Smifh Dr. 8: Mrs. B. Schoeneman Na+'Harris Charles U. Farley A Friend of Irving Klein Doron Weinberg Shaller Book Srore U.S. Draff Board Warren Plaul' College LuncheoneH'e Arrhur Gurman Joseph Klein 8: Son The L. Corsel Shoppe Spivak Hardware A Friend of H. Moskowirz Blaine's Work Clorhes Alexander Alierman, D.D.S. Jacob Finer Dr. 8: Mrs. Curl' S. Slrauss A Friend of R. Bree Fleischmann 8: Heyman A Friend of D. Weinberg Arnold J. Toynbee Elmer F. 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