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

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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.

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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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--M-M I if is l ' ' ' ' ' 2 , ,,,?5'1gfffQ? 1,7 . L W ff M- , ,Q ' .Qu ., T .Wi-.,' , We may not do so, for we havea grave E responsibility to ourselves, to others, and to Him Who is above all goals. l l w l I 1 We go now more and more into the world, Q more and more our separate ways, yet to stop or to stray too far from the main path is to let the world, or at least our portion of it, lapse into chaos.