Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1967 volume:

4i Ittb Ule hiva. K olleai r mmi ' i V DR. HYMAN B. GRINSTEIN To a man ivho has dedicated himself with absolute kindness. sincerity, love and compassion to instilling these same qualities in us, his students. To a man whose constant devotion to, and interest in our affairs has endowed them with worth and meaning. To a man ■who has never been too busy or felt it beneath his dignity to provide moral or material support to a student in difficulty. To Dr. Hyman B. Grinstein We Dedicate this Masmid, with heartfelt affection, with deep-seated respect, and most of all with our thanks. r-2 ri c fc k KVni • . ,; .? , J .. ! •-• ' •■•- Z yW j « $ V i fc Hft. ; ■ - ■ ts ! gjss ,  r J ■ ' . « , ■ • .Tk ! w ,, :Vo- S jMPB v « M ■ -•£ •%,•■  £ U-JllM sW- But we shall Step from Spire to star, and ■ ■ ill i III Star to universe .-.«••,• i ' • ; ' r 2 ,?i 4 ' i %!•« •« r 32 „ w 3n fflemaxmm Rabbi Moshe A. Poleyeff (1888-1966) Professor Bruno Kisch, M.D. (1890-1966) Dr. Samuel Soloveitchik (1909-1967) 12 ADMINISTRATION v B4-- ' ; - f|i YESHIVA UNIVERSITY AMSTERDAM AVENUE 1B6TH STREET NEW YORK 33, N. Y. OFFICE OF THE ' « ' «• LI To the Yeshiva College Class of 1967: I am pleased to extend my sincerest congratulations to the Yeshiva College Class of 1967. May you have every success in your future endeavors. Yeshiva College stands as the embodiment of a concept at the heart of our faith: theory must be translated into practice, learning must lead to ethical conduct based upon the Divine laws of Torah. The pursuit of knowledge is fruitless unless it relates to the world around us. Without moral guidelines and constraints, life cannot achieve the spiritual fulfillment of which our sages spoke . Here you have studied the traditional disciplines of the yeshiva and the college, the teachings of Judaism and the liberal arts and sciences. More than this, you have experienced this duality so intensely that all elements merge into a unified approach to life . I trust that you will continue to grow from strength to strength in the consecrated service of our people and the further development of your innate capacities. Sincerely yours, 4 «  . 3 Samuel Belkin President June 12, 1967 13 Y E S H I VA UNIVERSITY YESHIVA COLLEGE id 186th Street New York, N.Y, 10033 (212) LOrraine 8-8400 OFFICE OF THE DEAN TO THE CLASS OF 1967 You had the privilege of living for four years in an atmosphere which fosters exchange of ideas and self -generated inquiry. The unique aspect of your education at Yeshiva College was that, in addition to majoring in one of the subjects traditional in an American liberal arts college, every one of you also took a major in the humanities in the form of Jewish studies, constituting at least one half of your total program. This dual program helped to sharpen your intellectual acuity and to raise the limits of your potential. The special nature of your morning studies reinforced by those in the afternoon deepened your moral, ethical and philosophical insights, broadened your attitudes, and, thus, conditioned you for a richer and more fruitful life. As you, members of the 36th graduating class, leave the sacred halls of Yeshiva, the best wishes of the faculty and the administration go with you. I hope that whether you be far or near you will always retain interest in your Alma Mater and her concerns, and I wish each and every one of you farewell in the sense that you may truly fare well. Dr. Isaac Bacon Dean June 12, 1967 left to right: Mrs. Atlas Mrs. Streich Mrs. Fischman Mrs. Epstein Mrs. Kaprow Mrs. Sheinman Miss Hines Mrs. Levenson Miss Sarah Meyer Dr. Emanuel Rackman Assistant to the President Rabbi Jacob Rabinowitz Dean of Men Dr. Saul Wischnitzer Assistant Dean i i Dr. Seymour Lainoff Assistant to the Dean • Rabbi Milton Furst Assistant to the Dean Office of Admissions Professor David Mirsky Dean of Admissions Rabbi Abner Groff Assistant to the Dean Rabbi Jerry Witkin Assistant to the Dean right to left: Mrs. Gans Mrs. Glass Mrs. Frischling and Dodi Office of Student Finances Mr. Gary Kornspan Assistant to the Director Mr. Jack Nussbaum Assistant to the Director Mr. Sheldon E. Socol Director of Student Finances Office of the Registrar Rabbi Meyer Edelstein Assistant Registrar Professor Morris Silverman Registrar Rabbi J. Mitchell Orlian Assistant to the Registrar left to right: Mrs. Liss Mrs. Greenberg Mr. Larry Wachsman Mrs. Feeney Mrs. Fischel Mrs. Bond Mrs. Sachs Libraries Mr. Samuel Mandelbaum Ben Zion Beth Medrash Librarian Dr. Abraham G. Duker Director of Libraries Pollack Library Gottesman Library Mr. Solomon Zeides Instructor — Librarian Mr. Jacob I. Dienstag Lecturer — Librarian Mr. Phillip Fairstone Reference Librarian Mr. Aaron Gursky Library Clerk Mr. Joseph Shapiro Library Clerk 19 Is ll o 03 0X3 •- 2 . n I o c p p o 0s s- Is Cs re S 3 2 c si pfc- ■fiEi i -jw S nI S _ _ ' ( Sh L . Vfs 20 • maun i 22 RELIGIOUS DIVISIONS Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary HaRav Joseph B. Soloveitchik 23 Rabbi Emanuel Rackman Assistant to the Pre ski era Mr. Norman B. Abrams Administrative Director Rabbi Jacob Lessin Mashgiach ruchani Rabbi Mendel Zaks Bochain 24 Rabbi Avigdor Cyperstein Rabbi Joseph Weiss Rabbi David Lifschitz Rabbi Joseph Arnest Rabbi Moishe Hershler 25 Rabbi Samuel Volk Rabbi Henoch Fishmanz Rabbi Ephraim Steinberg Rabbi Noah Borenstein Rabbi Aaron Soloveichik Rabbi Jerucham Gorelick Rabbi Aaron Shatz kes Rabbi Michael Katz Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein 76 Rabbi Feivel Paretzky Rabbi Julius Parnes Rabbi Meyer Feldblum ! — Ak_J L -.ji_SP uJI- _!I ■ i5B l| ' wiiiwjj Mi M i Bt 1 Erna Michael College Dr. Hyman B. Grinstein Director 2? Rabbi Simon Romm Rabbi Aron Kreiser Rabbi Chaim Gulevsky Rabbi Abraham Krupnik Rabbi Moishe Hershler Rabbi Chaim Zimbalist Rabbi Joseph Lerner 29 Dr. Menachem Brayer Dr. Irving Agus Dr. Hayim Leaf Dr. Norman Lamm Dr. Mayer Herskovics m Dr. Moshe Carmilly Dr. Meir Havazeler Dr. Moshe Reguer Dr. Eric Zimmer Rabbi Israel Wohleelernter 31 Dr. Abraham Stern Dr. Sampson Isseroff Rabbi Philip Raymon Rabbi Mitchell Orlian Cantor Macy Nulman Mr. Joseph H.iusner Dr. Isidor Margolis Rabbi Itzhak Kerstein Rabbi Abraham Zimels Dr. Harry Wohlberg Mr. Harold Reich Dr. Herman Axelrod Rabbi Shmuel Raphael Rabbi Asher Murciano 33 James Striar School Rabbi Morris Besdin Director 34 Rabbi Meyer Berglas Dr. Andre Neuschloss Rabbi Leonard Rosenfeld Rabbi Manfred Fulda Rabbi Samuel Berman Rabbi Aaron Gelman % Rabbi Phillip Reiss Rabbi Oscar Wachstock Rabbi Pesach Oratz Rabbi Melech Press Dr. Eric Zimmer Rabbi Steven Riskin Dr. Moshe Reguer Rabbi Abba Zions Eh, and these are my favorite talmidim! ? Rabbi Aaron Gewirtz Rabbi Benjamin Blech Dr. Asher Siev ■ m Rabbi Bernard Goldenberg Rabbi Sherman Siff Rabbi Israel Wohlgelernter 38 Rabbi Morris Chait Dr. Aaron Skaist r r (n:2D Own) 40 YESHIVA COLLEGE FINE ARTS CLASSICS Dr. Maurice E. Chernowitz Professor Dr. Louis H. Feldman Professor BIOLOGY Dr. Moses D. Tendler Professor Dr. Saul Wischnitzer Associate Professor Dr. Max Hamburgh ' ting Associate Professor Dr. Myron Jacobs Visiting Associate Professor Dr. Herman Dlugatz Visiting Instructor Dr. Meyer Atlas Z Professor Mr. Rudolph Stern Assistant in Biology Mr. Simon Wiener Laboratory Assistant Mr. Morris Klein Instructor Mr. Joseph Levovitz Laboratory Instructor CHEMISTRY ax Lipsicus ' paciate Professor PHYSICS Dr. Aaron Krumbein Visiting Assistant Professor Dr. Leon Landovitz and Dr. Ralph Behrends Associate Professors 41 Dr. Gerald Horwitz Assistant Professor Dr. Arthur Woodruff Assistant Professor Mr. Leonard Brandwein University Electronics Engineer Dr. Yakir Aharanov Associate Professor 47 MATHEMATICS Dr. Harvey Senter Visiting Assistant Professor 48 Mr. Bernard Pinchuk Teaching Fellow Mr. Robert Feinerman Teaching Fellow Miss Devora Kasachkoff Teaching Fellow pw 1 I Mr. Eli Passow Teaching Fellow Mr. Jonathan Ginsberg Teaching Fellow 49 ENGLISH Dr. Manfred Weidhorn Assistant Professor Dr. David Fleisher Professor Mr. Martin Glass Visiting Lecturer Mrs. Judith Watts Visiting. Lecturer Rabbi David Mirsky Professor Dr. Seymour Lainoff Associate Professor Miss Sheila Hershow Visiting Lecturer Dr. Maurice Wohlgelernter Assistant Professor 51 Dr. Ernest Simon Associate Professor Mrs. Selma Glanz Visiting Lecturer Dr. Maurice Baudin Visiting Professor LANGUAGE ARTS 52 Dr. Nina Syniawska Visiting Lecturer Miss Jeanette Camus Visiting Lecturer Mr. Thomas Knudson Visiting Lecturer Dr. Ralph Rosenberg Professor Dr. Murray Feder ' isiting Lecturer Dr. Ephraim Cross Visiting Professor Dr. Louis Sas Visiting Professor HISTORY Dr. Meyer Feldblum Assistant Professor Mr. Daniel Gasman Instructor Dr. Irving Greenberg Associate Professor Mr. Harold Gastwirt Instructor Dr. Phyllis Barzillay ' siting Assistant Professor Dr. Aaron Skaist Assistant Professor Dr. Alexander Brody Professor Mr. Thomas Frazier Visiting Assistant Professor Dr. Mayer Herskovics Associate Professor Dr. Hyman B. Grinstein Professor Dr. Irving Agus Professor 55 - ' s SOCIOLOGY I Dr. Jerry Hochbaum Assistant Professor Rabbi Gilbert Klaperman Visiting Assistant Professor Mr. Domingo Clemente Visiting Lecturer Dr. Alexander Litman Professor PHILOSOPHY w i I + L f I Dr. Arthur Woodruff Assistant Professor HlMHi % y Dr. Arthur Hyman Associate Professor A Mr. Jerome Gellman Instructor it. Harvey Lesser Visiting Lecturer Rabbi Menachem Brayer Associate Professor Rabbi Michael Katz Assistant Professor Rabbi Elazar Hurvitz Assistant Professor BIBLE Rabbi Mayer Herskovics Assistant Professor Rabbi Moshe Reguer Assistant Professor Dr. Moshe Carmilly Associate Professor Rabbi Aaron Skaist Assistant Professor Rabbi Morris Gorelick lnstrtictor 61 ECONOMICS Dr. Hyman Sardy Visiting Assistant Professor Dr. Alexander Brody Professor Mr. Abraham Desser Visiting Lecturer Mr. Roger Conant Visiting Lecturer SPEECH Mrs. Anita Lande Visiting Lecturer Dr. Abraham Tauber Professor Mr. Anthony Beukas Instructor Miss June Tauber Instructor Mrs. Aurel King Instructor 63 E D U C A T I O N Dr. Sidney Pleskin Professor Mr. John Halsey Visiting Lecturer HYGIENE Professor Arthur Tauber Visiting Assistant Professor Professor Abraham Hurwitz Professor 3 « 5 )3 h— I n 5:0 OX) ... lOK ' l l tfQ XG?  V 66 SENIORS MOSHE E. ABRAMOWITZ Valley Stream New York Jewish Studies Choral Society of Yeshiva U . SHLOMO APPEL Kew Gardens New York Mathematics Dean ' s List PI MU EPSILON RIETS GERALD ARANOFF Miami Beach Physics EMC Director ' s List Chess Team — Captain Florida EMC EDWARD S. AUERBACH New York New York HARVEY BACHMAN Brooklyn New York English EMC Director ' s List EMC Psychology Psychology Club — Judo Team Intramural Sports Vice-President 67 STEPHEN BAILEY Ventnor New Jersey Psychology Dean ' s List THE COMMENTATOR - Editor-in-Chief SIGMA TAU DELTA PSI CHI EMC MYRON H. BARI New York New York Mathematics Dean ' s List PI MU EPSILON Student Court Chess Club RIETS HAROLD H. BELL New ttatn Hebrew Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List ETA SIGMA PHI - EMC Student Council President DAVID BENOVITZ Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Mathematics RIETS Dean ' s List PI MU EPSILON — President Calculite — ■ Editor Kol — Associate Editor Dean ' s Reception — ■ Author, Director DAVID M. BERNSTEIN Far Rockaway New York Political Science Varsity Basketball Team Young Men ' s Democratic Club JSS 68 ROBERT BERSSON Far Rockaway New York NATHAN BERNSTEIN Brooklyn New York Economics EMC Biology ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Hamevaser — Governing Board Freshman Guidance Committee RIETS MOSHE BESSIN Ontario Political Science Political Science Club EMC Director ' s List EMC 69 HARRY BIALIK New York New York Mathematics RIETS Blood Drive — Chairman Safety Drive — Chairman DOV J. BIN-NUN Brooklyn New York Jewish Studies RIETS MILTON BRAFMAN Belle Harbor New York Mathematics RIETS SSSJ — President Math Club Physics Club Dean ' s Reception — Author of Play 70 DAVID B. BROTH Sociology Dramatics Society Sociology Club BARNETT S. BRICKNER Rochville Center New York Mathematics EMC Bridge Club HAROLD BRANDWEIN New York New York Psychology EMC PSI CHI EMC Student Council Swimming Instructor SSSJ — Member EPH RAIM Z. BUCHWALD New York New York History EMC FRANK M. BRUECKHEIMER New York New York Biology Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List Biology Club RIETS 71 DAVID CARMEL Paterson New Jersey DAVID CARE. Pittsfield Massachusetts English Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List PI DELTA PHI SIGMA TAU DELTA Dramatics Society — Secretary Varsity Tennis Team EMC Hebrew Varsity Wrestling Team EMC LARRY M. CIMENT Miami Beach Pre-Medical Dean ' s List ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Student Council RIETS RUBIN S. COOPER Brooklyn Nei Pre-Medical Dean ' s List ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Student Council Hamevaser — Governing Board Senior Guidance Committee Dormitory Representative ROBERT W. DANZGER Brooklyn New York RIETS History Varsity Fencing Team RIETS 72 WALLACE DAVIDOWITZ South Fallsburgh New York Political Science Student Council — Political Science Club Vice-President JSS STEVEN M. DOSTIS Jericho New York Biology JSS Varsity Wrestling Team FRANK D. EISENBERG Mathematics Math Club SOY Representative Washington RIETS . . and work will resume during finals week. DAVID H. EPSTEIN Flushing New York Psychology Dean ' s List PSI CHI — President Psychology Club — President SSSJ — Vice-President RIETS ABIE Z. FEINTUCH Toronto Mathematics PI MU EPSILON Physics Club Student Faculty Judiciary Committee RIETS CARL C. FEIT Biology Honors work in Biology New York JSS 74 Silent Night? HOWARD FELDMAN Brooklyn New York Jewish Studies EMC — Varsity Fencing Team Bnei Akiva Club — Vice-President JSS GEORGE B. FINKELSTEIN Bronx New York History RIETS Dean ' s List SOY — ■ President; Vice-President Melaveh Malkeh Committee MARTEST J. FISCH Brooklyn New York History Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List PI GAMMA MU SIGMA TAU DELTA EMC MORTON FRANK Dorchester Massachusetts Psychology RIETS PSI CHI Chess B Team Hamevaser — Assistant Layout Editor Seforim Exchange Kashrut Committee PINHAS FRIEDENBERG Brooklyn New York Political Science EMC Student Court — Chief Justice Student Council Audio-Visual Committee — Chairman Soccer Team — Cap tain ; Manager Blood Drive — Assistant Chairman Yom Ha ' atzmaut Celebration — Chairman 75 PHILLIP FRIEDMAN Chicago Illinois Pre-Medical EMC — RIETS EMC Director ' s List ALPHA EPSILON DELTA — Vice-President NISSEN M. FRISHMAN Bronx New York Psychology JSS JSS Student Council THE COMMENTATOR - Business Staff Psychology Club Weight Lifting Instructor HOWARD FUCHS New York New York Economics THE COMMENTATOR — Circulation Editor Chess Team Bowling Team Intramural Basketball EMC BERNARD H. FURMANSKY Brooklyn New York History EMC Yeshiva Handbook — Associate Editor Curriculum Evaluation Committee Blood Drive Committee Pre-Law Club MICHAEL GOLDBERG Bayside New York History EMC EMC Director ' s List Judo Team 76 MYRON GOLDBERG Forest Hills New York WALLACE GOLDBERG Brooklyn New York Mathematics RIETS Dean ' s List PI MU EPSILON PI DELTA PHI Varsity Fencing Team Pre-Medical Dean ' s List SIGMA TAU DELTA MASMID — Business Manager Chemistry Club EMC SIMCHA S. GOLDMAN Chicago Illinois EMC English SIGMA TAU DELTA THE COMMENTATOR — Associate Feature Editor Dramatics Society — Assistant Director Bnei Akiva Club Soccer Team Seek and you shall find. 7 7 ELI GOLDSCHMIDT Hartford Connecticut History PI GAMMA MU THE COMMENTATOR — Associate Feature Editor Student Court — Justice RIETS ELIHU GOLDSMITH Bronx New York Sociology Chess Club Sociology Club EMC Yeshiva ' s Finest MICHAEL A. GOLDSMITH New York New York Pre-Medical RIETS Dean ' s List ALPHA EPSILON DELTA THE COMMENTATOR — Copy Editor Student Council 78 JACOB GROSS Springfield New Jersey FREDERICK L. Charleston GORSETMAN West Virginia Mathematics PI MU EPSILON Physics Honor Society RIETS MURRAY GOLDSTEIN New York New York Political Science Varsity Tennis Team Hamevaser — Contributing Editor Dormitory Committee — Chairman SCW Minyan — Chairman Psychology Psychology Club Intramurals EMC MELVIN LEE HALLER ISAAC HAGLER Brooklyn New York Bronx Pre-Medical Dean ' s List ALPHA EPSILON DELTA SIGMA TAU DELTA Intramural Sports New York EMC History EMC EMC Student Council — Vice-President Nir — Business Manager Chagiga Committee — Chairman 79 MARTIN V. HASPEL Forest Hills New York MITCHELL J. HEIFETZ Cleveland Ohio Psychology Dean ' s List PSI CHI — Secretary -Treasu Biology Club SSSJ JSS Political Science RIETS Dramatics Society — Vice President Hamevaser — Feature Co-Editor Bnei Akiva Club — Vice-President Sophomore Dean ' s Reception Play Megadim — Editor WILLIAM B. HELMREICH New York New York Sociology EMC Dean ' s List THE COMMENTATOR — Assistant Editor of Arts Pre-Law Club Sociology Club Young Democrats Club Chess Team — Co-Captatn Bowling Team — Co-Captain JACOB HERSH Brooklyn New York Physics RIETS AVRAHAM Z. ISSEROFF Brooklyn New York Psychology RIETS Dean ' s List ALPHA EPSILON DELTA PSI CHI — Vice-President Psychology Club — Secretary Hamevaser — Associate Neil ' s Editor 80 JACOB W. JACOBOWITZ Brooklyn New York Political Science RIETS Political Science Club Pre-Law Club MURRAY JACOBSON Long Beach New York Mathematics YC Student Council — President; Secretary -Treasurer JSS Student Council — President Varsity Tennis Team JSS SIDNEY J. JAKUBOVICS New York New York Biology — Pre-Medical RIETS Dean ' s List ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Math Club SIDNEY J. KALISH Elizabeth New Jersey Pce-Medkal RIETS Dean ' s List ALPHA EPSILON DELTA THE COMMENTATOR — Senior Editor Student Council Varsity Fencing Team — Captain Elections Committee — Chairman SHOLOM M. KAMINETZKY Brooklyn New York Psychology RIETS Seforim Exchange — Manager Psychology Club AVI J. KASTEN Oceanside New York Economics RIETS Economics Club — President Economics Journal — Associate Editor Hamevaser — Executive Editor 32 And the proportion of boys to girls here today is LOUIS KATZ Riverdale New York Pre -Dental EMC Director ' s List MASMID — Operations Editor THE COMMENTATOR — Executive Editor Varsity Fencing Team EMC STANLEY KATZ Biology THE COMMENTATOR — Business Manager Maryland JSS LESTER R. KAUFMAN New York New York Sociology Dean ' s List Sociology Club — Sociology Journal Varsity Tennis Team Vice-President — Manager RICHARD E. KAUFMAN Brooklyn New York Pre-Medical Dean ' s List MASMID — Editor-in-Chief SIGMA TAU DELTA — ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Kol EMC JAY KIMMEL Far Rockaway Physics Dean ' s List Student Council Student Court — Justice New York RIETS 83 HARVEY A. KLEIN Brooklyn New York Sociology Sociology Club Judo Team EMC STANLEY A. KLEIN New York New York Jewish Studies RIETS ROBERT KLINGS-HOFFER New York New York Mathematics MASMID — Technical Editor Kol — Copy Editor Bnei Akiva Club SSSJ SOY RIETS STEVEN R. KOBLIN Bronx New York Psychology EMC Director ' s List SAMUEL KOHN New York Mathematics Dean ' s List PI MU EPSILON THE COMMENTATOR - Typing Staff New York RIETS ROBERT KOLB URI KOPPEL New York New Yor Mathematics EM( EMC Director ' s List Nir — Editor-in-Chief Soccer Team New York Political Science Political Science Club EMC LOWELL S. KRONICK Brooklyn New York Political Science RIETS 85 DANIEL L. KURZ White Plains New York English Baseball Team EMC SHELDON Z. KURZ West New York New Jersey English Dramatics Society President ARTHUR B. LACHER Brooklyn New York Pre-Medical JSS Dean ' s List ALPHA EPSILON DELTA — Historian Kol — Contributing Editor Swimming Instructor 86 Yes — it ' s been a very good year. JACOB S. LANDAU Brooklyn New York Mathematics RIETS LEON LANDAU New York New York Pre-Medicat ALPHA EPSILON DELTA THE COMMENTATOR — Circulation Editor EMC Student Council EMC GARY J. LAVIT Bridgeport Connecticut MICHAEL S. LANDAU Kew Gardens New York Sociology Sociology Club Bnci Akiva Club EMC BENNY LEBOVITS Bronx New York Physics SOY RIETS History JSS Student Council JSS 87 HARVEY LEHRER New York New York SOLOMON L. LERER New York Psychology Jewish Studies RIETS New York RIETS MELVIN L. LERNER North Miami Beach Chemistry Dean ' s List American Chemical Society MASMID — Associate Sports Editor Varsity Fencing Team — Co-Captain Student Council Pre-Dental Student Council — Student Council — Corresponding Secretary Co-op Governing Board Canvassing Committee JSS Secretary -Treasurer BARRY LEVY Haddonfield New Jersey Hebrew EMC Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List EMC Student Council Varsity Wrestling Team — Captain MYLES ROBERT LONDON Maiden Massachusetts Mathematics JSS PI MU EPSILON Math Club Physics Club — Secretary Chemistry Club SANFORD LURIE Psychology Psychology Club New York JSS MORRIS A. LUSTMAN Baltimore Maryland Biology THE COMMENTATOR — Communications Manager Dormitory Committee EMC HENRY S. MACKLER Hartford Connecticut Psychology SOY Dormitory Committee Mizrachi Hatzair Club RIETS Y.U. Chagiga — Before SQ ARTHUR MANTEL New York New York History — Pre-Law Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List EMC Student Court — Varsity Fencing Team Kol — Copy Editor Pre-Law Club Political Science Club EMC Associate Justice MILTON M. MARKOVITZ Cleveland Ohio Hebrew EMC STEVEN METAL New York New York Political Science Judo Club RIETS 90 JOSEPH I. MEZRAHI Brooklyn New York Political Science EMC Hamevaser — Assistant Editor Used Book Exchange — Manager Political Science Club ERNEST MILLER RICHA1 Prairie Village Kansas Bronx History JSS Economics JSS Student Council Economics Club Oneg Shabbat Program — Chairman SSSJ Economics Club Bowling Team York JSS DAVID M. MIRVIS Hampton Pre-Medical Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List ALPHA EPSILON DELTA THE COMMENTATOR — Make-up Editor Student Council Virginia EMC New York JAMES MOND New York Chemistry Dean ' s List ALPHA EPSILON DELTA MASMID — Assistant Photography Editor Chemistry Club — President Student Court — Justice RIETS 91 SAMSON MONDERER Kew Gardens New York Jewish Studies EMC SANFORD J. MOOS Westbury New York Biology JSS Varsity Tennis Team Biology Club — Secretary MILTON MOSES New York Psychology Psychology Club Bnei Akiva Club New York RIETS HOWARD S. NADATA Far Rockaway New York Psychology Psychology Club EMC FRED S. NAGLER Liberty New York Political Science JSS Dean ' s List PI GAMMA MU THE COMMENTATOR — Business Manager; Assistant Sports Editor JSS Student Council — President: Vice-President Political Science Club n MARIUS L. PESSAH Bronx WILLIAM H. PATOW Bayside New York History History Club Biology EMC Director ' s List THE COMMENTATOR — Exchange Staff EMC Student Council Pre-Med Club Biology Club New York EMC MICHAEL PAIKIN Syracuse New York Political Science JSS THE COMMENTATOR — Business Manager Yeshiva Handbook — Editor Polis — Senior Editor Political Science Club Pre-Law Club ROBERT Y. PICK Jackson Heights New York Pre-Medical EMC Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List MASMID — Editor-in-Chief ALPHA EPSILON DELTA — President EMC Student Council — Vice-President THE COMMENTATOR — Hebrew Supplement — Associate Editor JEROME PINTER Bronx New York History RIETS Seforim Exchange — Manager Hamevaser — Assistant Composing Editor Dramatics Society — Associate Board 95 AARON RABIN Brooklyn New York Mathematics Dean ' s List PI MU EPSILON Physics Club — President RIETS SHALOM R. RACKOVSKY Bridgeport Connecticut Chemistry EMC — RIETS Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List MASMID — Literary Editor PI MU EPSILON Chemistry Club Varsity Fencing Team Kol — Senior Editor WILBUR REINFELD Brooklyn Psychology PSI CHI Psych-Paths — Psychology Club EMC Student Council Karate Instructor Editor-in-Chief SHLOMO RON Ein Ayala Physics EMC Director ' s List Nir — Copy Editor Israel EMC HOWARD ROSMAN Woodside New York Pce-Medical Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List MASMID — Associate Editor THE COMMENTATOR — Associate Editor ALPHA EPSILON DELTA EMC Student Council Varsity Fencing Team EMC 96 BARRY ROSNER Brooklyn New York Sociology EMC Sociology Club — Secretary Law Club Sociology Journal — Assistant Editor By-Laws Revisions Committee Intramurals AARON Z. ROTHSTEIN Philadelphia Pennsylvania Biology RIETS Kol — Copy Staff Zamir Chorale Albany FRED RUBINGER Political Science JSS — EMC JSS Student Council — Secretary SSSJ — President 97 ARTHUR L. SASLOW Saratoga Springs New York Psychology Dean ' s List SOY — Mezuzah Committee Synagogue Committee — Dormitory Gabbai RIETS STEPHEN J. SAVITSKY Brooklyn New York Economics RIETS Economics Club — Vice-President Economics Journal — Editor Varsity Tennis Team Chagiga Committee BARRY J. SCHIMMEL Forest Hills New York Psychology EMC SIGMA TAU DELTA Psychology Club — Vice-President Psych-Paths — Editor Registration? BARRY SCHNEIDER Brooklyn New York MICHAEL H. SCHRECK Brooklyn New York RIETS JOSEPH SCHWARTZ Brooklyn New York Chemistry RIETS Hamevaser — Associate Copy Editor Chemistry Club Chemistry Journal — Assistant Editor Mathematics THE COMMENTATOR — Operations Editor Mathematics Club Dormitory Representative Chagiga Committee Bike Club Physics Varsity Fencing Team RIETS Manager Bronx JEROME SEIDENFELD Chemistry MASMID — Activities Editor American Chemical Society Swimming Instructor Dean ' s Reception New York RIETS MARK M. SEREXS Bronx New York Psychology EMC — BRGS Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List Nir — Art Editor Psychology Club Varsity Fencing Team 99 DAVID I. SHAPIRO Miami Beach RIETS Assistant English SIGMA TAU DELTA THE COMMENTATOR News Editor Hamevaser — Senior Editor Kol — Contributing Editor Student Court Varsity Tennis Team — Co-Captain Dormitory Committee JECHIEL SHATZKES New York New York Psychology Psychology Club Curriculum Evaluations Committee Swimming Instructor Dean ' s Reception RIETS PHILIP S. SHELNITZ Bridgeport Connecticut Pce-Medical EMC Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List MASMID — Typing Editor ALPHA EPSILON DELTA — Secretary EMC Student Court CHARLES SHERMAN Philadelphia Pennsylvania History PI DELTA PHI Le Cercle Francais EMC MICHAEL SHEVLIN New York New York Chemistry MASMID EMC Photography Staff TOO JOEL H. SILVER Jamaica New York Mathematics JSS ALEXANDER T. SINGER Brooklyn New York Political Science THE COMMENTATOR — Business Manager Political Science Club Pre- Law Club EMC EDWARD M. SONNENBLICK Bronx New York Physics Dean ' s List PI MU EPSILON Physics Club — Vice-President Bnei Akiva Club RIETS ' Who ' s taking care of the building? 101 Bronx IRA J. SPILER Pre-Medical Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List MASMID — Managing Editor ALPHA EPSILON DELTA EMC Student Council ABRAHAM J. STAVIN New York New York Biology — Pre-M Biology Club Swimming Instructor First Aid Instructor Intramurals JSS NACHUM STEIN Montreal Pre- Law PI DELTA PHI Raconter — Editor Yavneh RIETS 102 MALCOLM D. STERN Brooklyn New York Sociology JSS New York JACK STERN New York HARVEY STERN New York New York Biology Dean ' s List M ASM ID — Managing Editor ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Kol — Managing Editor JSS Student Council JSS Biology El Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List MASMID — Associate Editor SIGMA TAU DELTA EMC Student Council — President THE COMMENTATOR — Theater Editor SAM D. STERN Brooklyn New York History JSS Varsity Basketball Team — Captain History Club MARVIN J. STERN New York New York Mathematics Chassidut Club — Director RIETS 103 HARVEY C. SUGARMAN Syracuse New York Sociology JSS MASMID — Art Editor Seforim Exchange Literary Society NORMAN TEMAN Flushing New York Sociology Sociology Club — Vice-President MARTIN TROPPER Brooklyn Neio York Political Science Dean ' s List THE COMMENTATOR — Assistant Copy Editor P ' eylim Committee — Chairman Curriculum Evaluations Committee Blood Drive JSS MELVIN M. TWERSKY New York New York Psychology EMC EMC Canvassing Committee Oneg Sbabbat — Director First Aid Instructor LEONARD M. WEINER Maiden Massachusetts History Dean ' s List Hamevaser — Associate Board Seforim Exchange Dormitory Committee RIETS 104 DAVID WEIDER WILLIAM N. WIENER LAWRENCE A. WILK Bronx New York Holyoke Massachusetts Brooklyn New York Biology Biology Club RIETS Physics JSS English RIETS Literary Society — Secretary Hamevaser — Technical Manager Dean ' s Reception Used Book Exchange — Manager WJFfT - ■• 7fc j ' J -:; ■ ! M I If i l ,0 ' 3 Sf •• s ml ' ' (U . ' MORRIS A. WOHL Brooklyn New York History RIETS MASMID — Business Manager Co-op Governing Board ROBERT A. WOLF Brooklyn New York Sociology EMC Sociology Club — President ABRAHAM ZABLOCKI Brooklyn New York Jewish Studies YU Chorus Dean ' s Reception Bnei Akiva Club RIETS We will bury o K M, ' ' f ' ' ' ' f ' ! ■WlWVVIi ' ' ' ' 106 w m i III JOSHUA ZILBERBERG Brooklyn New York History RIETS Dean ' s List MASMID — Photography Staff Hamevaser — Circulation Manager DONALD P. ZISQUIT Miami Beach Florida Pre-Medicat EMC — RIETS Dean ' s List EMC Director ' s List Debating Honor Society Varsity Debating Team Student Court — Associate Chief Justice EMC Student Court Student Council Varsity Tennis Team — Captain HANOCH M. ZWEIG Baltimore Maryland Mathematics Dean ' s List PI MU EPSILON — Secretary -Treasurer PJETS 107 108 ACTIVITIES PUBLICATIONS EDITORIAL BOARD RICHARD KAUFMAN ROBERT PICK EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Howard Rosman Jack Stern Associate Editors Ira Spiler Harvey Stern Managing Editors Leon Pachter Jerome Seidenfeld Activities Editors Myron Goldberg Morris Wohl Business Managers Louis Katz Operations Editor Shalom Rackovsky Literary Editor Philip Shelnitz Typing Editor David Gitler Photography Editor STAFF Solomon Lerer Sports James Mond Joshua Zilberberg Photography Bernard Rubin Managing Robert Y. Pick Richard E. Kaufman 109 0pOTMMMP m r •  v £na i tcew • . ( Witt €mmmfatm Official Undergraduate Newspaper of Yeshiva College Stephen Bailey Editor-in-Chief 112 Louis Katz Executive Editor Sidney Kalish Senior Editor QlJjtf (Hfltttutentatnr GOVERNING BOARD STEPHEN BAILEY Editor-in-Chief HOWARD ROSMAN SIDNEY KALISH Associate Editor Senior Editor LOUIS KATZ Executive Editor TED MILLER Contributing Editor WILLIAM BRUSTEIN Copy Editor GARY ROSENBLATT Feature Editor ALLAN FRIEDMAN Make-up Editor GARY SCHIFF Managing Editor BURTON RABINOWITZ Contributing Editor MICHAEL GOLDSMITH Copy Editor RICHARD CHAIFETZ News Editor HOWARD BODNER Sports Editor ASSOCIATE BOARD Typing Editor: Arthur Levingllck; Business Managers: Wilbur Reinfeld, Sheldon Weinreb, Stanley Katz; Exchange Edi- tor: Chuck Parker; Photography Editors: James Szmidt, Israel Stein; Circulation Editors: Leon Landau, Howie Fuchs; Israel Correspondents: Earl Lefkowitz, Jeffery Roth; Rewrite Editors: Morton Landowne, Harry Weisman; Assistant Copy Editors: Gary Epstein, Jacob Ackerman; Assistant Feature Editors: Edward Abramson, Joseph Kaplan, Samuel Kapustln, Sim Goldman; Assistant News Editors: Barry Her- man, Raymond Reich, Howard Klein; Assistant Make-up Editor: Michael Stein, David Savitsky; Assistant Sports Edi- tors: Bruce Spinowitz, Kenneth Koslowe; Theater Editor: Jack Stern; Communications Manager: Morris Lustman. 113 KOL Left to right: R. 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THE SOCIETIES ALPHA EPSILON DELTA PremeJical-Predental ETA SIGMA PHI Classical Languages PSI CHI Psychology PI DELTA PHI French PI GAMMA MU Social Sciences PI MU EPSILON Mathematics SIGMA TAU DELTA English TAU KAPPA ALPHA Debating 117 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Yeshiva College Student Council rz Left fo ng il: I. Tuchman. L. Frutcher. D. Savitsky, L. Kline, S. Lerer. M. Berent, M. Jacobson. V. Davidowitz, R. Gross, A. Kinder- lehrer, M. Goldsmith, H. Werblowsky. Executive Council Student Court Left fo right: M. Jacobson. President, R. Gross, Secretary-Treas- urer, W. Davidowitz, Vice-President. Seated, left to right: P. Friedenberg, R. Reich. First row: L. Langer, M. Miller, E. Goldschmidt, N. Stark. D. Shapiro. Second row. M. Bari, P. Palefski. D. Zisquit, J. Mond. E M C S C J s s s c Left to right: M. Neumann, Secretary-Treasurer. J. Stern, President. I. Hagler. Vice-President. Left to right: E. Glazer, Vice-President, F. Nagler. President. M. Witkes. Secretary-Treasurer. 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Goldsmith, S. Daiell. A. Fishman, T. Walfish. Left to right: E. Goldsmith, F. Rubinger, M. Eserner. Bike Club Blood Drive Left to right: H. Bachman, S. Kalish, J. Novick, S. Savitsky, M. Goldsmith, M. Schreck, L. Katz. Left to right: Donor, Nurse, S. Weilgus, H. Bialik, Chair- man. 121 SPORTS 122 BASKETBALL TEAM RECORD BrookIvn 51 82 Adelphi 66 100 Queens 76 71 Sacred Heart 73 57 C. W. Post 56 86 Kings (Pa.) 65 66 Pace 60 86 BrookIyn Poly 84 59 Paterson State 70 86 C.C.N.Y. 41 82 L.I.U. 40 82 Hartford 68 77 Stony Brook 45 59 Monmouth 69 86 Marist 57 61 Kings Point 73 76 Pratt 63 54 Hunter 48 82 Drew 74 73 Knickerbocker League Game Season ' s record 5-15 (3-4 League) Coach Bernard Sarachek ' Stern Fischer Shiman Hershk, Koenig Winde Zuroff Kurz Singer Wien Blumen Team Oppon Team Team INDIVIDUAL SC( G 12 DRES TP 215 144 115 92 44 44 43 5 7 3 1 713 950 FTM 151 FGM 281 Avg. 17.9 12.0 9.6 7.6 3.7 3.7 3.6 0.8 0.8 0.6 0.5 59.4 79.1 Pet. .565 Pet. 39.6 12 sky 12 12 12 12 12 6 8 5 thai 2 12 12 FTA 267 FGA 709 123 FENCING TEAM RECORD N.Y. Conimunity College Rutgers (Newark) Fairleigh-Dickinson N.Y. Maritime 18 — 9 14 — 13 15—12 17—10 Drew Jersey City State Brookkn 15—12 1 6—1 1 14—13 Brandeis Brooklyn Poly Paterson State Fordnam St. Peter ' s 11 — 16 11 — 16 14—13 17—10 15—12 Season ' s record 10 — 2 INDIVIDUAL SCORES Weapons Nc . Matches Bouts Fenced Fenced Score Bernstein, David E 9 8—11 Bieler. Jack E 6 1 — 5 ChernoFsky. Philip S 4 1— 3 Ettinger. Stue F 5. 1— 2 Feldman. Howard S 10 14—15 Fodor, Thomas S 1 0— 1 Frurhter. Lazar F 5 1— 5 Gluck. Mauricio E 11 7—10 Hametz. Irwin S 3 0— 3 Kalish. Sidney. Capt. F 12 24 — 9 Kopf. Drew S 7 5— 5 Lazarus. Jack F 4 3— 1 Lerer. Sol, Co-Capt. E 12 6—11 Lipman. Bernard FSE 7 5— 7 Mandel. Adley S 12 26— 8 Nunberg, Samuel S6E 2 1— 1 Peterseil, Jacob E 12 21— 9 Rackovsky. Sbalom S 11 6— 9 Schwartz, Jeffrey E 10 6— 6 Seidenfeld. Norman F 10 17—10 Waltuch. Arthur S 8 3— 8 Zauderer. Alex F 12 23— 8 125 WRESTLING Coach Henry Wittenberg TEAM RECORD Columbia (J.V.) 15—26 Drew 52— 8 N.Y. Maritime 5—54 Bridgeport 5—55 Hunter 27— 6 L.I.U. 5—30 Marist 13—25 Suffolk C.C. 2—40 C.C.N.Y. 5—54 Brandeis 11—26 Brooklyn Poly 25—15 Bronx C.C. 51— 5 Season ' s record 4 — 8 126 TENNIS D. Shapiro, Co-Captain a i « 6 - D. Zisquit, Captain D. Carmel TEAM RECORD Pace 6— 3 c.c.N.y. 2— 7 Brooklyn Poly 7— 2 Manhattan 7— 2 St. Francis 9— L.I.U. 0— 9 Season ' s record 4 — 2 Coach Eli Epstein 127 Left to right: D. Carmel, S. Kurz, President, S. Goldman, M. Ross, S. Stern, M. Groob, D. Kopf. LITERATURE AND AWARDS EPHRAIM AND SARAH FLEISHER MEMORIAL AWARD JDB, THE HOLOCAUST MM: The Dilemma of Job in the Literature of the Holocaust by Richard E. Kaufman I How I sympathized with Job! I did not deny God s existence, but 1 doubted his absolute justice, ' ' cries Elie Wiesel in his lyric, haunting memoir of the Holocaust, Night. Throughout the history of thought the Job figure has served as the paradigm of the alienated man. Job is the archetypal image of man engulfed by his insignificance in the cosmos. He is the man from whom God has turned away, leaving between them only the infinite chasm of invulnerable silence. In modern times the Job figure has realized a unique relevance, for with the advent of the Third Reich and the slaughter of European Jewry Job takes on a new aspect: that of the Holocaust man. When Job cries out in anguish: If indeed you wish to quarrel with me and justify the humiliation I have suffered Know then t hat God has subverted my cause and surrounded me with his siegeworks. Behold, I cry ' Violence! but I am not answered; I call out but there is no justice. 2 (19:5-7) the cry is that of the victim of greatest of modern tragedies — the Holocaust man. He stands fearfully alone. His possessions stolen, his children killed, all that is left him — an illness-ravaged body, a soul that can no longer find joy in existence — cries out in pain. But that which began as a cry of pain swiftly begins to metamorphose: from the cries come the questions — the search for a rationale. Why? How? Why has God afficted man with such evil? How could there exist even the possibilities of such redoubtable evil in the presence of a God of divine justice? Unable to find the answers within himself, or in an alien natural order, our Holocaust man ' s cry metamorphoses further — it becomes an accusa- tion, a rebellion: I am blameless — I am beside myself — I loathe my life. It is all one — I say — The blameless and the wicked he destroys alike. When disaster brings sudden death He mocks the plea of the innocent. The land is given over to the hand of the evildoer who is able to bribe the judges. not He who then is guilty? 3 (9:21-4) With the accusation comes the challenge: if God is not guilty then let him come forth and explain this incalcul- able evil to man. If He has inflicted some punishment upon man with Not even then consciousness of crime to comfort him — the rags of reason 4 then, in the face of man s challenge, it becomes more than God s prerogative, it becomes his divine duty — as the God of absolute justice — to give at least some hint of a reason behind the horror he has made man bear. Job, as it were, commands God to explain himself to man. And the explanation, if it is to be had at all, must be for all Jobs, for all Holocaust men; it must be for all time — as long as the conscience and consciousness of man must cope with the problem of theodicy. In the cry for justification of his singular afflic- tion, Job — the Holocaust man — at the same time cries out for, demands, justification for the collective woe. Justify! Justify the death of six million! Let us know that there is a divine justice! What comes, however, is not a divinity, but men convinced of the power of pure reason to explain the order of the world: Job ' s comforters. In response to Job ' s anguish- ridden pleas they offer him standard theological banalities, all of which do little more than exacerbate Job ' s anguish. In their failure to convince, the friends become accusers, but this time it is Job who is accused. Since God is just. Job would not be allowed to suffer for no reason; he 129 must then, a priori, be guilty of some hidden sin. How- ever, in the face of Jot ' s character — even God speaks of him as a man blameless and upright, fearing God and avoiding evil (1:8) — the accuser- friends know their argu- ment is not enough. They must look elsewhere to explain man ' s suffering. II Each of the friends must explain or attempt to ex- plain, in God s stead, the natural order. Because they are men and not Gods, their answers, if they are to be more than metaphysical speculations, must be both intel- lectually defensible and pragmatically tenable. They must explain rationally how man can live with a Holocaust burdening his soul. They must explain how God might allow the impossibilities of the Holocaust, not only to become possibilities, but realities. For Eliphaz, the first to speak, the answer seems simple. The problem of evil has nothing to do with God, it is purely a human invention, and, as the progenitors of this evil, we must be prepared to suffer for it. If it seems, he goes on, that too often the victims of evil are the righteous, it is because man, by virtue of his humanity, cannot be perfect before God. Bildad, however, unable to refute Job s picture of injustice rampant everywhere in the life of man . . . takes refuge in an eloquent descrip- tion of the glory and power of God as manifest in the process of Nature. 5 And Zophar, unable to muster up even the semblance of intellectual force, retreats into describing the lot of the evil-doer. The answers of both Bildad and Zophar have no real significance for a Job, biblical or modern. Bildad s bucolic can explain little to a spiritually debilitated Job. On the contrary, it is because we are so steeped in the meaning of God ' s glory that we are compelled to ask: Who are You, my God, compared to this afflicted crowd, proclaiming to You their faith, their anger, their revolt? What does your greatness mean Lord of the Universe, in the face of all this weakness, this decomposition, and this decay? Why do You still trouble their sick minds, their crippled bodies? 6 Zophar says even less than Bildad, for we know that evil-doers suffer, but that does little to account for the suffering of the rigliteous. Job ' s question remains yet unanswered. Of the first three comforters, it is Eliphaz who, on the surface at least, presents the most appealing argument. Even this, however, will not suffice, for assuming man to be the creator of evil, God is still the creator of man — of every facet of man including his propensity for evil. But it is not only the philosophical mechanics of Eliphaz ' s argument that one finds objectionable, it is the Weff- anschauung that a rationale such as this implies. The implication is one that rings familiar; it comes right out of the Eichmann in Jerusalem 7 controversy. W ' hat Eliphaz intimates is that man is the cause of his own destruction and his sufferings are little more than the just deserts of his natural tendencies. This is only a syllogistic step away from the terrifying self-indictment of some of our Holocaust survivors. It is only a step away from saying of the Holocaust, as Hannah Arendt has, that the role of the Jewish leaders in the destruction of their own people is undoubtedly the darkest chapter of the whole dark story. Eliphaz ' s argument at its most elementary level, and at the diabolical conclusion to which Miss Arendt has carried it. must be rejected on all grounds. It is untenable intellectually, pragmatically and, perhaps in this case most importantly, emotionally. The three comforters have done and have failed. It is at this point that Elihu. a fourth friend, appears on the scene. Of all Job ' s friends it is Elihu alone who adumbrates what I believe to be the answer implied in the theophany. Behold, all these things does God do twice — yes, three times — with a man to bring him back from the pit that he mav bask in the light of life (33:29-30) For Elihu the existence of evil and the problems of man s suffering are inextricably bound up with the quest for life ' s meaning. Job, the Holocaust man, must view his suffering as an essential component in the purposive development of life. Therein lies a therapeutic value: When a man finds that it is his destiny to suffer, he will have to accept his suffering as his task: his single and unique task. He will have to acknow- ledge the fact that even in suffering he is unique and alone in the universe. No one can relieve or suffer in his place. His unique opportunity lies in the way in which he bears his burden. ' Suffering is one of the keys to meaning, and according to Logotherapy . a form of psychotherapy having its intel- lectual origins in the extreme suffering of the Holocaust, the striving to find a meaning in one ' s life is the primary motivational force in man. 10 For Elihu, as for the Holo- caust-conscious logolherapist. Job ' s dilemma and the problem of theodicy are educative: they are designed to help one extricate a meaning from a seemingly absurd existence. In the end, though, even the solution of Elihu will not suffice, for Elihu ' s philosophy is a philosophy of life — a life fraught with pain, but a life nonetheless. It teaches that suffering adds to life ' s meaning. In theologi- cal terms it may be said to mean that punishment is a guide to repentance. Neither in psychological nor theo- logical terms, however, is this enough for the Holocaust man. The Holocaust man cannot survive on the philoso- Dnv of life alone. This is to say, suffering may give life meaning but if there is no life to which we can apply the lessons of suffering then the lessons are useless; and this is what our Holocaust man is confronted with: suf- 130 fering that ends not in a sense of moaning, but in trie senselessness of death. For Jon the Holocaust man Mv days are swifter than the weaver ' s shuttle: thev end in tne absence of nope (7:6) As a cloud fades and disappears, so he who goes down to Sheol rises no more. (7:9) Eliphaz ' s rationale will not suffice because its validity in the face of death, rests upon the assumption of an eschatology. But for Job there is no eschatology. He is corporeally bound, and thus he demands an ontology — an ontology that, paradoxically, gives death, as an end, meaning. Ill The demand remains unanswered. The solutions posited by the friends provide neither anodyne nor answer. Job is utterly alone in his suffering. It is his darkest hour. It is then, when the Holocaust man, Job, bereft of all joy, can only see the transcendence of God, that God s answer comes. When all Job can see is tragedy, when he loses sight of God s glory in creation, loses sight of the fact that creation, the whole cosmogony, was an act of love, then God appears out of the whirlwind to remind him otherwise. This is what Job has pleaded for, has demanded, but when the confrontation is finally realized it is on vastly different terms than those he imagined. It is not, as Job had ashed, a dialogue, it is a divine soliloquy — a theophany. This theophany must contain Job ' s answer, the answer that will direct his life and give meaning to his suffering and death: it must be more than a guide, it must be a world-view by which he can endure. God ' s answer comes, not as an arcane, pleromatic eschatology, but, on the surface at least, as a poetically overwhelming yet simple descriptive paean to the mani- festation of God in the natural order. It is the ode to immanence. To a Job who is only able to see transcend- ence the voice out of the whirlwind savs: 11 Hast thou commanded the morning since thy days began Hast thou entered into the springs of the sea? Or hast thou walked in the recesses of the deep? Hath the rain a father? Or who hath begotten the drops of dew Canst thou bind the chains of the Pleiades Or loose the bonds of Orion? (38: 12. 17, 28, 31) God answers Job with questions: questions that are the poetry of creation, questions that testify, not only to his power, but, more importantly for Job, to God ' s presence. To a Job who asks ' Let me know my transgression and my sin ' ( 13:23) God answers, that you have darkened counsel by words without knowledge (38:2) you have suffered and in your suffering you have forgotten my love: In his wrath He has torn me apart, for He hates me. (16:9) It is in reaction to this that God gives Job his world- view. He tells him that for man there can be no absolute answer, only questions — the quest for meaning — and perhaps, ultimately the subtle intimations of a meaning. And in this quest Job must remember to look with the mind, and even more so with the heart of the poet. Even in the infinitely abysmal gulf of despair, he must search for the meaning, search for the love. He must remember that in God ' s ultimate act of love, his unfathomable creation : the same segment of eternity should contain the outcry of the tortured prisoner and the song of the forest. Both belonged to the same ancient and secret design and bore witness either for, either against but their testimony was clear: perfect harmony between me and this design, between me and this witness. Our Holocaust man must remember that in the divine harmony the true reality, the true meaning, is that of the poet. He must remember a stream then a cascade, an irrepressible majestic torrent, the poem that through the smoke of fires and above the funeral pyres of history the Jew had traced in letters of blood on the earth ' s hard crust — that old love poem unfurled in the gas chamber, enveloped it, vanquished its somber abvsmal snick- ering: SHEMA YISRAEL ADONOI ELOHENU ADONOI EH ' OTH. NOTES 1 . Wiesel, Elie Night p. 53 2. Except where indicated as otherwise I have used Robert Gordis ' translation of Job: The Booh of God and Man — A Study of Job. What it lacks in lyric power it makes up in clarity. 3. Italics are mine. 131 4. MacLeisb, Archibald J.B. p. 9 5. Gordis, R. ibid. p. 274 6. Wiesel, E. ibid. p. 72 7. For tbe most lucid explication of tbis controversy see Norman Podboretz ' Hannab Arendt on Eicbmann — A Study in tbe Perversity or Brilliance in Com- mentary, September 1963. For a more general resume see Eicbmann in Jerusalem: A Retrospect by Ricbard Kaufman in Kol ' 65. Arendt. Hannab Eichmann in Jerusalem p. 104 Franlcl, Viktor Man ' s Search for Meaning — An In- troduction to Logotherapv p. 125 Franlcl, V. ibid. p. 154 Tn tbis case I bave used tbe Revised Standard Version Wiesel, E. The Gates of the Forest p. 61 Schwarz-Bart, Andre The Last of the Just. p. 375 132 JEROME ROBBINS MEMORIAL AWARD THE DECISION by Solomon Appel Sub-zero arctic weather was not strange in the town of Vitebsk, and the snowdrifts that made a rugged hem- line against the tiny houses were in proper accord. The room that housed the family of twelve was warmed by an open fireplace, and a big pot of soup boiled furiously over the constant flames. The girls wore long wool stock- ings, wool skirts, sweaters, and shawls, while the boys dressed in coarse pants, homemade shirts and sweaters, and heavy leather boots. A large warm black bread placed in a cloth on the wooden table was eyed with eagerness: the aroma of the freshly peeled garlic made mouths water. This was the home of a Russian Jewish family in the early 1900s. a home warmed more spiritu- ally than physically, but a home nevertheless. The family of Rabbi Joseph Feldman had a great decision to make. For that reason all twelve members were gathered in- doors, away from the many back-breaking chores that were their daily lot. Rabbi Joseph and his sons finished their prayer of thanksgiving and ceremoniously washed their hands. All looked with reverence and solemnity for the good Rabbi to spealc. Be seated and partake of your meal. The decision we ' will make will require great strength and prayers. Harry Feldman. the Rabbi ' s youngest son, could hardly control his desire to speak, but knew from past experience he would have to wait, be patient and hope. The thick soup and black bread rubbed with garlic was eaten with zest, for it was the main meal of the day and would have to sustain them till tomorrow. After the older girls. Busha and Mollie. had cleared the table and the men of the family prayed, a clean tablecloth was spread and a small wooden box carefully placed in the center. Everyone sat, waiting for Rabbi Joseph to speak. Busha s dowry has been fulfilled. The wedding will take place on the evening of the third Sabbath of next month. This will be a joyous occasion, and other problems should not pre-occupy our thoughts. Busha and her husband-to-be, God willing, will fix up the small room over the barn and that will be their home until the spring. Then we will build them a house Tike our own near the grape arbor. Tf Busha ' s husband-to-be has other plans he will have to bring them to my attention before the wedding date. Busha ' s face flushed, and she bent her head so that her blond-braided hair shadowed her sweet wistful face. Zelig and she had so many plans, and her father had heard rumors of them, but these he ignored because Zelig had not the courage to confront the good Rabbi. Suddenly, Harry burst forth. Father, let me speak. Please! T don ' t want to be rude but I must speak now. Rabbi Joseph removed his glasses, rubbed his eyes, and squinted at the young rebel. Very carefully, the Rabbi replaced his glasses. Now we will come to a decision about our rebel, my fiery-tongued son. whose patience is that of a bee ' s on a beautiful spring day. Every eye turned to Rose Feldman, who had sud- denly sighed so sorrowfully that even the rebel felt a lump grow in his throat. Harry was nineteen years old and eager for adventure. For him the decision was so vital that beads of perspiration rolled down his forehead and he nervously coughed. Rabbi Feldman picked up the wooden box and slowly raised the lid. Busha ' s dowry was taken care of. There would surely be some other expenses, but the rebel must not be disappointed. The father removed the con- tents of the box, closed the lid. put the box back in the center. He looked at the rebel. The hint of tears in his deep-set eyes made the children tremble. Mollie adjusted her shawl, while little Miriam and Sadie, the twins, held hands so tightly they ached. For once the rebel was silent at the right time and Max. the eldest son, asked his father if he would like a small cup of wine. Rabbi Joseph smiled, My son, the decision will be made without wine, for it is not a sweet thing we must do. Max sat down next to Saul, who was so tall for his twenty years that the people of the village called him the young giant. Yaakov and Peretz, the village blacksmith and shoemaker, kept their eyes transfixed on their father s. All their love for this man was etched on their faces. Here was a man who walked with truth and kindness. His decision was so difficult a one that each wished the minutes away to bring it to an end. Rabbi Joseph looked from one face to another, gath- ering the sweetness from each one and storing it in his heart. He reached for the pile of colored paper on the table and counted. There were thirty-four rubles left, hardly sufficient to meet the problem. It wasn ' t enough! but it would do: it would have to do. The decision is made, my son. You may have the money with our blessings and love, but remember God and the family you leave; remember the teachings of truth and kindness you have learned in this house. Fill your new home with the love you have lived with here. It is difficult for me to say yes, for as sweet as the grape on the vine is when its sugars crystallize on its skin, so sweet is each of my children to me. Rabbi Joseph turned slowly and with soft voice said, Busha and Zelig are dreamers, too. Tell Zelig I am ready to wish you both a good journey to the new world. ' So it came to pass, that the young rebel, and later his sister and her husband, brought an old, beautiful culture to an adventurous new world. 133 Awards And Honors Yeshiva College Valedictorian David Epstein Professor Meyer Atlas Memorial Prize for excellence in Biology Michael Goldsmith Bitzaron Prize for excellence in Hebrew B. Barry Levy Jacob Blackman Prize (given by Premo Pharmaceutical Laboratories, Inc.) to the graduating premedical student with the highest average in Chemistry Sidney Kalisn Professor Daniel Block Memorial Prize for excellence in Mathematics David Benovitz Mushe Cohen Memorial Prize for excellence in Bible Jacob Landau Professor Kenneth F. Damon Memorial Prize for excellence in Debating Marc Angel George and Bertha Fisch Prize for excellence in French David Carmel Harry and Jane Fischel Memorial Prize for excellence in American Jewish History Charles Sherman Ephraim and Sarah Fleisher Memorial Prize for the best essay in English on a Hebrew Prophet Richard Kaufman Professor Bernard Floch Memorial Prize for excellence in Classical Languages Marc Angel Professor Jekuthiel Ginsburg Memorial Prize for excellence in Mathematics Jacob Gross Mendel and Sarah Gottesman Memorial Prize for scholarship, ethics, and character Donald Pincus Zisquit Joseph Gunner Memorial Prize for excellence in Mathematics Myron Bari Hamilton Walcli Company Prize to the graduate who has most successfully combined proficiency in his Science major with achievement in the Social Sciences or Humanities Robert Y. Pick Histadruth Ivrith Prize for excellence in Hebrew Language and Literature Dov Bin-Nun Jewish Academy of A r t s and Sciences Prize to the graduate ranking highest in his college studies Sidney Kalish Benjamin Lebzelter Memorial Prize for excellence in Bible Edward Sonnenblick Samuel and Emily Granet Lemler Prize for excellence in Premedical Studies Howard Rosman Professor Eli Levine Prize for excellence in Chemistry Shalom Rackovsky Professor Arnold N. Lowan Memorial Prize for excellence in Physics Edward Sonnenblick Professor Aaron M. Margalith Memorial Prize for excellence in Political Science Louis Narotsky William Orbach Mutual Benevolent Society of 1865, Inc. Prize for excellence in Sociology Norman Teman Ya ' akov Yehuda Nirenstein Prize for excellence in Hebrew David Carr Gertrude JSissenbaum Memorial Prize (given by Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Nissenbaum in memory of their daughter) for excellence in Mathematics Wallace Goldberg Emile Offenbacher Memorial Prize for excellence in Physical Education Mel v in Twersky Norman Palefshi Memorial Prize for excellence in Safety Education Harry Bialik Jerome Robbins Memorial Prize (given by the Class of 19 3) for the best original short story) Solomon Appel, 69 Irving R. Shull Memorial Prize (given by Brith Sholom) for achievement in human relations Douglas Elkin Aron Halberslam Gary Lavit Bernard Sussman Memorial Prize for excellence in Chemistry James Mond Rabbi Murray Tobias Memorial Prize (given by the Rabbinic ™lumni) for character ana 1 piety George FinKelstein T ouis W erf el Memorial Prize [given by the Yeshiva College Alumni Association) lo the liighest ranking junior nezalel Sarran, ' 68 Wompn ' s Branch of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America Prize for excellence in Jewish Studies Shlomo Appel Yeshiva University omen ' s Organization Prize for excellence in English Marc Angel Simcha Goldman National Council of Young Israel Prize for excellence in History Martin Fisch Mom ' s and Chaya Zuckerman Memorial Prize for the best research paper in lewish History Mitchell Heifetz YESHIVA COLLEGE - DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Economics Avi Kasten History Leonard Weiner Leadership in Student Recreational Activities — the Mortimer Kogan Memorial Prize Harvey Klein Patriotic Service — the American Legion Medal, given by Richard ]. McNally Post 263, New York Solomon Lerer Psychology David Epstein Service and Devotion lo the School — the Mina Belkin Memorial Prize Jay Kimmel Speech and Dramatics Sheldon Kurz YESHIVA COLLEGE STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD Philip Lieberman Memorial Prize (given by the Class of 1966) to a Senior chosen by his classmates for his Character, Personality, and Special Services rendered to the Class Rubin Cooper NATIONAL and STATE AWARDS VJ oodrow Wilson Fellowship Shalom Rackovsky New York State Regents Medical Scholarship Michael Goldsmith 135 SENIOR DIRECTORY ABRAMOWITZ, Moshe A. 30 Todd Road Valley Stream. New York 1 1 580 (516) LO-1-0272 APPEL, Shlomo 82-65 116th Street Kew Gardens, New York 11418 HI- 1-4351 ARANOFF. Gerald 1401 Bay Road Miami Beach, Florida 3313P (305) 531-7956 AUERBACH, Edward S. 1274 5th Avenue New York, New York 10029 EN-9-0366 BACHMAN. 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Joshua 927 46th Street Brooklyn. New York 11219 635-9591 ZISQUIT. Donald P. 1315 Lenox Avenue Miami Beach. Florida 33139 (305) JE-8-6388 ADVERTISEMENTS To the i STATE of ISRAEL Upon Its Glorious Victory and the Reunification of JERUSALEM the Capital % }tx Okite % }txx %xte% 139 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to DAVID BROTH on HIS GRADUATION from MOM and DAD UNCLE DAVE SCHMELZER and FAMILY MR. and MRS. IRVING STONE RABBI and MRS. N. W. DESSLER HEBREW ACADEMY OF CLEVELAND MR. and MRS. WM. HIMMEL DR. and MRS. GOLDBLATT MR. and MRS. E. HEISER MR. and MRS. LEON MILLER MR. IRV CHAPMAN and RELATIVES AND FRIENDS FROM CLEVELAND 140 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO EPHRAIM Z. BUCHWALD jD ' ywyt? tV- on ,d  13k  b vp ' 72:1 ,my IJIDTK TI3T in ' 121 ' 10  D .iV  ya lan jd Vy Ephraim is our favorite son, our beloved child. As often as we speak of him we remember him fondly. 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HERB SPIEGEL KAREN AND MITCHELL 146 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 LORSTAN STUDIOS OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS 1503 THIRD AVENUE (AT 85TH ST.) NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10028 212— LE 5-5790 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 YESHIVA COLLEGE STUDENT COUNCIL Murray Jacobson, President Wally Davidowitz, Vice-President Ronald Gross, Secretary-Treasurer 147 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 We Are Happy to Welcome You to Our Midst YESHIVA COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Alfred Roth ' 51 President Sheldon Rudoff ' 54 Vice-President Gilbert Davidoff ' 55 Vice-President Irving Ribner ' 37 Vice-President Morris Silverman ' 45 Treasurer Sam Bloom ' 46 Corresponding Secretary Abraham Shapiro ' 58 Recording Secretary Joseph Sokolow ' 42 . . . Chairman, National Council Yaakov Zev ' 54 Director, Alumni Activities William H. Rothchild ' 61 . . 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Authorized Oldsmobile Dealer 281 West Fordham Road Bronx, New York 10468 CY 8-0200 157 Congratulations and Best Wishes to BRUNO BIELER BARNETT BRICKNER LAWRENCE CHERNIAK MURRAY JACOBSON CHAIM JERUCHEM ROBERT MARK SANFORD J. MOOS MOSHE MORDUCHOWITZ FRED RUBINGER ARNOLD RUND HARVEY SILBERSTEIN WILLIAM WIENER JOSEPH ZITTER from JOSEPH ISAIAH BERLIN NORMAN JAY NOVOSELLER Friends of Yeshiva University Congratulations and Best Wishes to WILLIAM HELMREICH from THE ENTIRE FAMILY In Honor of ALEXANDER from LOVING PARENTS and SISTER 158 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1967 for a Successful Future from A FRIEND Congratulations and Best Wishes to RICHARD E. KAUFMAN HOLLAND FARMS Congratulations to CHARLES STEVEN SHERMAN On His Graduation MOTHER and DAD Congratulations to NACHUM STEIN from YOUR LOVING PARENTS Mazel Tov to 1 DOV BIN-NUN On the Occasion of His Graduation ABBA IMMA SABTA MARVIN ATARA SHALOM AVIVA Congratulations and Mazel Tov to STANLEY KATZ from His Parents MR. and MRS. DAVE KATZ Congratulations to MARTIN TROPPER On His Graduation from THE PIN MAN Congratulations to HARVEY LEHRER On His Graduation from MOM and DAD Congratulations to JEFFREY ERBER In Honor of His Bar Mitzvah Parshat Vayerah E S NOVELTY 627 Broadway New York City 159 IN HONOR OF OUR SON DANIEL KURZ MR. MRS. ISRAEL KURZ MAZEL TOV BEST WISHES TO WALLY AND TO ALL THE GRADUATES MR. MRS. HAUSER, RENEE AND CAROL 1 BETH HON— BETH ISRAEL KEREN AMI PHILADELPHIA, PA. CONGRATULATIONS TO MICHAEL AND HIS FELLOW GRADUATES MR. MRS. LOUIS GOLDBERG MAZEL TOV AND BEST WISHES TO HANOCH MICHAEL ZWEIG SON OF REV. MRS. ISAAC ZWEIG BETH JACOB CONGREGATION, BALTIMORE CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO SANDY AND HIS CLASSMATES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE MOTHER DAD UNCLE CHARLIE AUNT IDA LURIE CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON LOWELL KRONICK UPON HIS GRADUATION FROM MOM AND DAD 160 Yorkville Metal Products Co. 627 GREENWICH STREET NEW YORK 14, NEW YORK MAZEL TOV TO OUR FORMER CLASSMATE ELIAHU GOLDSMITH STUDENTS FROM CLASS A2 YESHIVA MERCAZ HARAV, JERUSALEM TO MENACHEM HASPEL CONGRATULATIONS UPON YOUR GRADUATION BEST OF LUCK THE STRACHMAN FAMILY MOM, DAD, AND JOANNIE CONGRATULATIONS TO HESHIE KLEIN UPON HIS GRADUATION FROM MR. MRS. ABRAHAM KLEINER GOOD LUCK TO BARRY FROM HIS MOTHER, FATHER, SISTER CONGRATULATIONS TO DAVID AND THE CLASS OF 1967 FROM MR. MRS. CARMEL BROTHER ABRAHAM BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE TO SIDNEY KALISH FROM MOM, DAD, AND GRANDMA NORMAN AND HELENE VIVIAN AND LINDA AUNT FLORENCE AND UNCLE DAVE CONGRATULATIONS AND FELICITATIONS TO MY DEAR COLLEAGUE AND FELLOW CLASSICAL GUITARIST MARIUS PESSAH ON HIS GRADUATION FROM COLLEGE God Has Laid A Finger On His Brow, And It Will Not Be Long Before His Name Becomes A Byword Here And Abroad. — Good Luck Mar! FROM Andres Segovia, Mike Shevlin, Julian Bream, Mel Haller, The Whole Pessah Masliah Family MAZEL TOV BEST WISHES FOR A WONDERFUL FUTURE TO MOSHE YAAKOV From Parents: Rabbi Mrs. R. Stern Sisters: Phyllis And Carol Brothers: Avraham Alexander Aunt Uncle: Mr. Mrs. Samuel Goldblum 161 MAZEL TOV BEST WISHES TO OUR DEAR SON AND BROTHER HANOCH MICHAEL REV. MRS. ISAAC ZWEIG SHLOMO CONGRATULATIONS TO HARVEY LEHRER Upon His Graduation SPEEDY BELT COMPANY, INC. 62 WEST 36 STREET NEW YORK, NEW YORK EASTERN ELEVATOR CO. CONSTRUCTION— MAINTENANCE— REPAIRS LICENSED ELECTRICIANS 481 DRIGGS AVENUE BROOKLYN, NY. J 727 7 E V 8-5292 HOWARD CLOTHES 564 W. 181 STREET NEW YORK CITY NO CHARGE FOR SHATNES TEST COMPLIMENTS OF CONGREGATION SHAARE HATIKVAH (GATES OF HOPE, INC.) 711 WEST I79TH STREET NEW YORK 33, NEW YORK IN MEMORY OF LOUIS and LENA BRODSKY MAZEL TOV AND BEST OF LUCK TO MOSHE YAAKOV STERN FROM Parents Rabbi and Mrs. Ralph Stern and Family Phyllis and Carol Avraham and Alex Grandfather Aaron Goldblum Aunt and Uncle Mr. and Mrs. C. Goldblum and Cousins 162 IN MEMORY OF CHARLES GOLD LOVING GRANDFATHER OF DANIEL KURZ Congratulations to MEL HALLER MYRON GOLDBERG MARIUS PESSAH LEON LANDAU from JOHN, PAUL, GEORGE, and RINGO Congratulations to MEL HALLER from JOHN and ZAL Congratulations to MYRON GOLDBERG on his graduation fro m AMERICAN KOSHER CATERERS Congratulations to LEON LANDAU from MOTHER and FLORENCE Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to our nephew HANOCH MICHAEL ZWEIG upon his graduation from RABBI and MRS. M. H. LEVINSON Congratulations to our son FRED and his entire class on their graduation MR. and MRS. H. NAGLER RIDGE MOUNT HOTEL | Parkville, N.Y. 12768 Welkowitz Family Phone 914-292-8822 Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to FRED NAGLER from HARRY PASTORINSKY 163 TO OUR SON ROBERT W. MAZEL AND BRACHA mo ?T3 yenrp m n- n ' -iK-pns i -]ij;i pa ' 3ii-Drn2s CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO JOSHUA ZILBERBERG MR. MRS. DAVID ADLER SOLOMON, ISAAC YOCHEVED B. CONGRATULATIONS TO JERRY SEIDENFELD FROM MOTHER, DAD, AND SHELDON CONGRATULATIONS TO JERRY ON HIS GRADUATION from UNCLE NAT, AUNT GOLDIE AND COUSIN NORMAN P.O. BOX 46695 LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 99046 TELEPHONE: 213-936-0247 ISRAEL I. BICK WHOLESALE — RETAIL POSTAGE STAMPS FOR COLLECTORS MEMBER: ASDA — ATA — JPS BERTNER THREAD CO., INC. 530 BROADWAY NEW YORK, N.Y. 10012 CA 6-7806 DISTRIBUTOR OF RELIGIOUS GOODS ROSENBERG HEBREW BOOKS 4939 N. BROAD ST. 6408 CASTOR AVENUE DA 9-0947 PI 4-5205 PHILADELPHIA, PA. 164 ?3on anna? riK7 n 3 n : 3. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO JOSHUA S. ZILBERBERG MR. MRS. M. DAVIS RABBI MRS. N. LOMNER MR. MRS. O. LEEDER REV. MRS. A. LEEDER CONGRATULATIONS TO ROBERT YEHUDA PICK RABBI AND MRS. MELECH AUGENSTEIN AND FAMILY RABBI MRS. M. KORB AND FAMILY TO JECHIEL CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES YOUR AUNT AND UNCLE LOTS A LUCK YOU ' LL NEED IT BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 67 DR. AND MRS. ELI SAR IN MEMORY OF DR. HARRY FRIEDMAN HELP SAVE SOVIET JEWRY WE MUST NOT FORGET THEM TEL CHAI MOADON BRONX BETAR 105 CLARKE PLACE CONGRATULATIONS TO AARON ROTHSTEIN AND THE CLASS OF 1967 RABBI AND MRS. JOSEPH ROTHSTEIN DEBBY—CHAIM—JUDAH FRIEND OF ARTHUR LAC HER BEST WISHES TO JACOB LANDAU FROM GERALD D. NEUMAN CONGRATULATIONS TO ROBERT YEHUDA PICK RABBI AND MRS. YAAKOV POLLAK AND FAMILY SHIRA and BENJAMIN DOLLER STUDENTS AT YAVNEH ACADEMY PATERSON, N. J. TO HAROLD BRANDWEIN MY NEPHEW HE WILL GROW AND BE . . . A FRIEND OF YESHIVA GREETINGS FROM A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS TO SOL LERER RABBI AND MRS. MOTEL RABINOWITZ COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. David Spiegelman Shira Tamar Avram CONGRATULATIONS TO SOL MOM, DAD, FLORENCE, CHARLOTTE BRACHAH veHATZLACHAH to ZEV ORBACH FROM HIS PARENTS TO ZEV ORBACH MAZEL TOV and Lots of HATZLACHAH ; in the future Tante Frieda and Uncle Sender CHARLES and MOREL J. FUCHS COMPLIMENTS OF D. NEIDITZ COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 165 DUNWELL KNITWEAR CO. 415 Bedford Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. STELLA D ' ORO BISCUIT CO. 184 West 237th St. New York, 63 N.Y. Home of the Famous Egg Biscuit FUNLAND DAY CAMP, INC. Full Summer Program for Boys and Girls Ages: 5-16 OL 4-2498 CY 4-7040 CY 9-3467 Best Wishes to SANFORD LURIE WILLIAM TAUBE TRAVEL SERVICE 113 West 42 Street BR 9-6670 New York, N.Y. 10036 Compliments of BODIAN ' S BARGAIN STORE 998 Southern Blvd. i Bronx, N.Y.C. Congratulations to TULLY MILTON WALTER NEUMANN from RABBI and MRS. J. NEUMANN JOSHUA and NINA YEHUDA and FRAN RON MANPOWER OF NEW HAVEN, INC. Good Luck to JOSEPH NOVICK from HOME COAL OIL CO. 14 North St. at 8th St. Ave C Bayonne, N.J. Phone FE 9-0333 To SHLOMO RON Congratulations on your graduation MR. and MRS. LUDWIG MANDEL To SHLOMO RON Congratulations on your graduation MR. and MRS. JOSEPH ROSENBERG Best Wishes to JOSEPH NOVICK CHAS. GROTSKY B ' way at 22 St. Bayonne, N.J. Fine Men ' s Wear Since 1902 Congratulations to GERALD ARANOFF from MR. and MRS. ABE ARANOFF DR. and MRS S. ARANOFF RABBI and MRS. Y. ARANOFF MR. and MRS. LINDA ZALTZMAN DANIEL, MARLENE, and JACK MALCOLM Good Luck on your graduation THE METUIG CORPORATION Good Luck MALCOLM on your graduation DE-LUXE VANS, INC. Brooklyn, N.Y. Murray Gordon Best Wishes to JOSEPH NOVICK from DR. and MRS. PHILIP S. GOLDFARB and FAMILY 166 Good Luck to JOSEPH NOVICK HOFFER ' S MEN ' S SHOP, INC. 1383 St. Nicholas Avenue New York, New York 10033 WA 7-0004 L. GREENSPAN Hand Bags — Luggage — Leather Goods — Umbrellas 1391 St. Nicholas Avenue New York, New York 10033 NECEV HOME MADE FOOD, INC. Glatt Kosher Meat, Poultry and Delicatessen Food Just Like Your Mother Made 1211 Avenue I Brooklyn, New York 11230 WA 3-8132 A. O. Saavedra, Prop. SAAVEDRA AUTO SCHOOL 511 West 181 Street N.Y., N.Y. 10033 TEDDY FRIEDMAN WHOLESALE MEATS Congratulations and Best Wishes to WALLY and FRED From Sullivan County Students at Y.U. HARRY KATZ PHIL WALLACH ALAN MOSTOWSKI LEO ZIMMER Best Wishes for a Bright Future to Our Nephew LEON LANDAU MR. AND MRS. JACK LANDAU MR. AND MRS. LARRY SIECEL 19 Corman Road Mattapan, Mass. SENATOR HARMON OF MASSACHUSETTS 23 Hazelton Street Mattapan, Mass. MR. CHAIM KAMINETZKY PELHAM PARKWAY CATERERS We Specialize in House Parties Bar Mitzvahs — Engagements — Sweet Sixteens and All Family Occasions TU 2-4153 JEROME JEWELRY Expert Jewelry and Watch Repairing Diamonds, Watches and Quality Jewelry 3 West 183rd Street Bronx, New York 10453 LOWDES, INC. Jefferson Valley, New York Representatives of Tiffany and Company Fifth Avenue, N.Y. China, Silver, Crystal and Jewelry From All Parts of the World BURNETT BROS., INC. ' Horticulturist Specialists Since 1905 ' 92 Chambers Street New York. N.Y. 10007 BA 7-6138 MEAL MART Your Personal Chef 1UD OK l Compliments of ROSEN BROTHERS 2411 Broadway New York City BATTINO BROS. 594 Broadway New York City M. M. MEAT CO. Zicherman and Zelmanovitz 15 E. Mt. Eden Ave., Bronx, N.Y. ACADEMY LIQUOR CORP. 2648 Broadway (at 100th St.) New York, N.Y. 10025 167 CONGRATULATIONS TO ROBERT WOLF from the WOLF. GREENHUT and SILVER FAMILIES L C FRUIT CORPORATION HERSHEL GOLDBERG, INC. 96 Hester St. New York, New York 10002 CONGO TIRE CO.,INC. 136 Tenth Ave. New York, N.Y. George G. Rothstein KEVINS TAVERN, INC. Amsterdam Ave. 184th St. New York, New York 10033 KOVA HATS 4707 13th Street Brooklyn, N.Y. CAPITOL TYPEWRITER SHOP Eugene Friedman 573 W. 181 St. New York 33, N.Y. Congratulations to AARON ROTHSTEIN MR. and MRS. HENRY HYMAN and FAMILY LOWENSTEIN MEAT MARKET Philadelphia, Pa. JULES RABIN ASSOCIATES Advertising — Franchise Programming — Marketing Rabin Building Fifth St. Valley Stream, N.Y. Compliments of DR. and MRS. LEON KATZ SHAPIRO MOTORS, INC. 631 North St. Pittsfield, Mass. K L BARGAIN TOWN 1455 St. Nicholas Avenue New York, N.Y. 10033 AMERICAN REFRIGERATION CO. 2255 Third Avenue New York, N.Y. 10035 Kenneth I. Cohen MU 7-7783 G.S.A. AUTO MART 444 39th Street Brooklyn 32, N.Y. UL 4-9620 MID-CITY OPTICAL GROUP, INC. 1220 Broadway New York 1, N.Y. Dr. Samuel I. Katz Dr. Marvin S. Fox Optometrists Compliments of BERSON ASSOCIATES LTD. Collection Specialists 152 W. 42 St. N.Y.C. 168 WI 1-1010 Congratulations to JOSEPH NOVICK REITNER ' S KOSHER MEAT MARKET 539 Avenue C Bayonne, NJ. 1. MEDNIKOW JEWELRY CASTING, INC. 64 W. 48 St. New York, N.Y. RULE CLEANERS DYERS 371 E. 204 St. Bronx, N.Y. Compliments of SHOE MODE 1414 East Ave. Bronx, N.Y. RALPH ' S BARBER SHOP 65 W. Broadway New York, N.Y. FOREST HILLS CLEANERS 64-30 108 St. Forest Hills, N.Y. Compliments of PROGRESSIVE SYNAGOGUE ONEC TAKE HOME FOODS 4911 12 Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. CAMP MORASHA Lake Como, Pa. MURRAY ' S HARDWARE STORE 1865 Archer St. Bronx, N.Y. FOTO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 31 Essex St. New York, N.Y. Compliments of BERMAN CLOTHES JOE ' S BARBER SHOP Special Attention to All 2502 Amsterdam Ave. N.Y.C. BILLY ' S A Man ' s Barber Shop 1452 St. Nicholas Ave. N.Y.C. Compliments of DR. ALEXANDER ALTERMAN, D.D.S. CAROL PHARMACY, INC. 64-80 108 St. Forest Hills, N.Y. APICELLA SEA FOOD 1448 St. Nicholas Ave. New York, N.Y. MATAMIM KOSHER PRODUCTS CORP. 4310 16 Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. B. CORDON Clothes of Integrity New York, N.Y. DVORKIN BROS. Kosher Meats Philadelphia, Pa. SOUTH END HARDWARE CO. 183 Washington St. Boston, Mass. FRUIT BOWL 315 204 St. Bronx, N.Y. HERBERT SKLAR, LAWYER 262 Washington St. Boston, Mass. Compliments of HAROLD PDAFSKY, INC. Compliments of TIV TOV STORES FRIEND OF SHLOMO APPEL FLEISHMAN HEYMANN 344 Audubon Ave. New York, N.Y. Good Luck to HESHIE KLEIN from BILL KLEIN Brooklyn, N.Y. Compliments of SEMEL ' S SELF SERVICE GROCERY ADVANCED SEWING MACHINE CO., INC. 521 Broadway New York, N.Y. S. N. SANDERS OPTOMETRIST Closed Saturday 6 Clinton St. N.Y.C. Compliments of DR. AND MRS. ZEV WANDERER ' 54 Beverly Hills, California Compliments of DR. AND MRS. JACK SIMON GOLDMAN 1 169 I FLEISCHMANN-HEYMANN CO., INC. Glcrtt Kosher Meats, Poultry and Provisions 1530 St. Nicholas Ave. New York, N.Y. 10033 Congratulations to BERNARD BERKOVITS In Honor of HARRY BIALIK STATE SENATOR PAUL P. E. BOOKSON Best of Everything to AARON ROTHSTEIN MAX AND MOLLY FRACER AND FAMILY Congratulations to BARRY THE SILVERMAN FAMILY KOOPERMAN FAMILY 23 Sutton Street Mattapan, Mass. MR. AND MRS. BEN KERZINER 9 Willingston Avenue Dorchester, Mass. RAPAPORT FAMILY 67 Poplar Street Roslindale, Mass. MR. AND MRS. MARTIN COLDBERC AND TERRIE SUE Compliments of MR. AND MRS. MATTHEW H. COHEN Compliments of MR. AND MRS. MARCUS LEVIN Compliments of SARATOGA SPRINGS NEW YORK j Sabras Chapter N.C.S.Y. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL PODZIEBA Maze! Tov from the FEINBERG FAMILY Compliments of RABBI AND MRS. A. H. CRIS Compliments of RABBI AND MRS. SHIMON SCHWARTZ Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ABRAHAM SEBOW Compliments of MICHAEL STEIF Compliments of MR. AND MRS. JULIUS KRONICK MR. AND MRS. HOWARD BRAUN 57 Sampson Pkwy. Pittsfield, Mass. MR. AND MRS. MARSHALL RASER 433 Pomeroy Avenue Pittsfield, Mass. MR. AND MRS. HARRY SMITH 70 Sampson Pkwy. Pittsfield, Mass. To NANCY SUE RABBI AND MRS. MARVIN B. PACHINO ' 55 SPARTAN SPORTSWEAR Best Wishes to HESHIE KLEIN from UNCLE MURRAY ISIDORE GOODMAN 77 Elm Street Pittsfield, Mass. ZUNDER ' S GROCERY Across the Street from Yeshiva Compliments of HAL MclNTOSH Compliments of A. CELB To UDA from 170 DVORA LEAH AND YISROEL MEIR To IRA from A FRIEND Symbol of air travel dependability. Of all the airlines, smart travelers know that TWA is the one to fly. It figures. Only TWA can give you one-airline convenience throughout the U.S., across the Atlantic to Europe, Africa and Asia. And no mat- ter where you fly, on TWA you ' ll be on a jet. Then there ' s the service: superb food, wide-screen col- or movies, eight channels of entertainment 1 on selected flights. And of course, on-time schedules to the important business and vacation cities here and abroad. You couldn ' t ask for more from any airline. Next trip, nationwide, world- wide, depend on TWA. Welcome [T WwM to the world of TransWorld Airlines •Service mark owned exclusively by Trans World Airlines. Inc. tFilms presented by Inflight Motion Pictures, Inc. Entertainment optional at nominal cost on transatlantic flights. 171 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rabbi David Mirsky — Faculty Advisor Mr. Bert Jacobson — YU Public Relations Mr. Emanuel Mintz — Yearbook House Mr. Earl McConnell — Yearbook House Mr. George Rubens — Lcrstan Studios Rabbi Y. Zev Mr. W. Rothchild Mr. D. Weinhouse Mr. A. Cohen Mrs. A. Epstein Mrs. H. Feeney Mrs. C. Gordin Mrs. C. Levinson Miss S. Meyer Mrs. F. Streich Bruno Bieler who made this book more colorful ' TWA Cover Desicn by Robert Pick 172