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

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Much sludy is a weariness of lhe flesh ALAN ABRAMOWITZ Allhough he has rarely come +o shiur on lime lhe has no+ cliscriminaled wi'rh re- specl' 'ro olher classes ei+herl, Al is one of 'rhe mosl' accomplished lamdanim in +he class. His abilily fo recall in lighfning fash- ion Talmudic principles 'rhal he has already analyzed complelely has amazed all of his rabbis. The incisiveness of in+elIec+ Al dis- played in +he morning was also manifesled in 'rhe affernoon and enabled him 'ro com- plefe a fafiguing calculus course. Noi' one 'lo allow his muscles +o grow flaccid, Al spenl' his lunch periods playing baskelball in 'rhe park. His forceful husfling and pass- ing +ac1'ics made him a valuable backcourf man on 'rhe senior in+ramural Ieam. Al is one of l5O people who can call Hurley- ville home a+ leasl' during some parl of +he year. Living in +he counlry, he has be- come in+eresfed in farming and plans +o s'l'udy agricullure before se'Hling in Israel. mm-M W, 3-uv. FQ-an fgllli W' Zyl 45 - ' .f ' 2 ' Mi g -. u- , -we ' 'gif 3 ' 4' , ., H f , zintsm KQV' I ,.-, w , -- , Q. sw, I -4, , gi,,,,,, , D, , ,, ls L .155 1 .. ' I -by - ., ,, ZW, f f ww + if : v -Q La Y .4445 . V .,. ,,.,f,- -V., L... v! llfcclesiasles XII JUSTIN BERGMAN Jusfin is Ihe human counferpari of 'Ihe No-doz pill, a+ leasi wi'Ih respecl' +o Rabbi Bernslein. Jus+in's verbal barbs were hearlily apprecialed by all members of fhe Daled-Aleph class, including +he per- sonage a+ whom 'rhey were mosl' offen di- recled. His sly re+or+s were offen made in reaclion +o depreca+ory remarks concern- ing his enfhusiasm for a+hIe+ics. Juslin is, in all seriousness, omniscienl in sporfs maf- fers. While yel' a junior, he was selecfed 'Io edil' 'Ihe spor+s column of Ihe Academy News and he acqui++ed himself well in fhis posifion. Jus+in also served +his year's Academy News as i+s News Edilor. As a senior, he held l'he posifion of I.il'erary Edilor of I'he Halchiah, somefhing quile no'l'ewor'Ihy considering fhaf his earliesl' experiences as a Yeshiva s+udenl' were gleaned a+ our school. Juslin will enfer college, wi+h a medical career in mind. 28 I said of laughfer, 'll is lo be praised' llfcclesiaslres Ill.