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

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All decisions must reflect the pattern of a greater decision: that decision which a person has made as to how he will live. hls life. . lt ls not an easy task. for the road is fraught with pitfalls. Living is an art and an individual can be said to be truly- creative only when he has taken the Tohoo Vavohoo that sur- rounds him and has transformed it into something both significant and substan- tial: sornething that transcends the petti- ness of the individual existence. f x ' l 1' t, -- -.- -- I .' L ': 1. . ,'1., ' ' . , . 'viz 'M :.u'-'.,I- -- . ' v 4 . .,. . .. . . ,.-1'-to '- I ,. It ., -I: ', ,.! vw ..,., -.J-..,,.4,'., I, I . ., 4,-'RL 1 .. ,. ,... .f. .'- 3 r ' A l r

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It is this challenge that makes life worth-while and ignoring it can only mean disaster. q.:Ti499 9..-

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, I' 'ln I y il- . ll Ill li in ni I -- -.. II as :aa :E ll Ill IE I: I -E :: ::: :: '- if ' IE Ili i ll Ill e ll an :E EE IIE IE IE EEE I: I1 I llll !I I- I llll 1 - The one who thinks himse f near may yet . be far and he who thinks himself far may ' nonetheless be closer than he can realize, for the same destiny may be reached by many different paths. Then, too, inthe choice of goals, there is A . such diversity as to make the individuaI's choice all the more bewildering. l I, 1.5 'i Ill Q- I B If III I- I E III I- - ll I III I' ll I III Ii' ll I III I E I I III F ll - I III I- rf 1 In ll WeQ the graduates of YUHS, Class of '68 believethat we have been set along the path that leads through Iife's maze.