Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1969 volume:

i - tT :- . : M. nM -v ! MASMID 7969 YESHIVA COLLEGE NEW YORK, NEW YORK Yeshiva ' s essence is eclectic. Composed of so many diverse elements, it presents varying images to different groups. Four years out of our twenty-one hiave been spent Inere; four years of fulfillment, frustration, enlightenment, and education. It is man ' s nature to comment on wfiat has been familiarto him: so it has always been; so it is with us. We have had the opportunity of living Yeshiva, indeed, of being Yeshiva. As the characters most completely immersed and involved in the Yeshiva scene, we feel qualified to comment on what Yeshiva is, and if not that, certainly on what Yeshiva has been to us. We know. We ' ve been there. What has it been? What has it meant? What have we made of Yeshiva? A warm, living, meaningful form of Judaism was expounded in certain classes — but honest effort was needed to benefit from such instruction. Those of us sincerely interested in strengthening religious feelings found here a source of knowledge and inspiration. Yet there were others, unwilling, unable — uninterested. For them it was sufficient to go through the motions of cramming facts into their heads and regurgitating them into examination booklets. Some sought knowledge, others— grades, and yet others — nothing. To each of us Yeshiva meant just what he wanted to make of it. If we are to share the credit for our academic success, we must also accept our share of the blame for what failures we have suffered at the hands and minds of Yeshiva. Yeshiva ' s idea of synthesis is to combine a half day of intensive Jewish studies with a full load of college courses. Assumingthat the average student can, somehow, succeed in school under this burden, what of the effect on his personal philosophy? To whom should he turn for guidance, his religious studies teacher or his college professor? In answer to any specific problem one might be given advice ranging from the most unyieldingtraditionalism to the most liberal rationalism. This, then, is the fallacy behind Public Relations ' claim to synthesis — no unified, workable and cogent philosophy of synthesis exists. Until one is formulated, Yeshiva will be but a spiritual and intellectual cafeteria, where one may pick that which suits him best. During our time here Yeshiva has expanded. Yet, even within the narrow context of Yeshiva, the word expansion is metaphorical. Does it aggrandize the University ' s name at the cost of subverting the Yeshiva, or does it bring badly needed money at the expense of harming the college? Doubtless it does both in varying degrees. Regardless of which is its most salient effect, expansion has become an integral part of our Yeshiva experience. We have welcomed it and opposed it; welcomed it when it seemingly made Yeshiva a better place to learn and grow, opposed it when the growth appeared uncontrollable and pointless. The crossroads have been reached; growth without purpose, consolidation and foresight must be checked. Yeshiva will grow; of that we are certain. Perhaps the growth will lead in the direction of new spiritual and educational heights — perhaps not. There are difficulties involved in managing a Yeshiva University administration. Complaining students, unimaginable heaps of paperwork and a general lack of facilities make life miserable for countless secretaries and administrators. From the students ' point of view, however, the Administration is often more than justifiably uncooperative. The outdated bulletin boards, the fouled up transcript requests, the bureaucracy, the occasional sneakiness, the paternalism, the well-intentioned bumbling, the unyielding and unprogressive regulations, the red tape— these are our impressions of the Yeshiva administration. Yet each of us has experienced some moment when an administrator or secretary went out of his or her way to get us into a closed section, clear us with our draft board, or expedite matters through some mysterious high-echelon channel. Though we realize that the Administration under its present circumstances could not be much different from what it is, our feelings remain, at best, ambivalent. Take eight hundred young males and place them in the synthetic atmosphere of Yeshiva, mix in unequal portions of pressure, minyan, alienation, and Cousin Brucie, and a sketchy image of dorm life emerges. Add monumental waterfights, overly-conscientious dorm counsellors, overcrowded rooms, twanging guitars, and the most obstreperous maids in the world. A more f- definite picture of the Y.U. dorm appears. t Dorming, like the rest of Yeshiva life, was a study in contrasts. A typical evening might begin with the cooperative fudging of an overdue term paper, go on to a heated discussion of contemporary mores and culminate in the difficult choice of Carson over The Late Show. Yet something emerged from the disjointed scene — the relationships formed during our stay at Yeshiva. Living with friends, helpingthem resolve personal crises, and sharing in their joys was a collective experience that elevated Yeshiva life from the strictly academic. The Yeshiva dorm breeds pressure as naturally as its alternative, the Washington Heights apartment, breeds roaches. No one who experienced it will ever forget having spent the night before a major exam in the dorm. The hectic, often panic-ridden waking nightmare, with its arsenal of sleep fighters — coffee. No Doz, Verve, Murine, tooth picks, cigarettes — the sight of dawn ushering in doom, the desperate last minute cramming, the dejected walk across Amsterdam Avenue towards the inevitable. In our pressure-filled life, we sought release, we sought temporary amnesia, temporary freedom, escape from the oppressive heaviness of classes, tests, and restrictions. We are alive and we shall prove it! Thus we plunge into the twilight world of New York outside Yeshiva: museums, bimbos, Broadway, Central Park, the Village— an existence of which many of us were unaware. The world, the people, with neon the saving grace, preventing blackness from dominating — neon allowing us to stay awake and visit outside. Every Saturday night some of us took the A train down to Stern. Black, grimy, malodorous cars jouncing and bouncing our Shalosh Seudot stomachs about. With visions of grandeur and castles in the air we planned and schemed for a night of ecstasy. Some nights were disappointing, others happy — some even completely satisfying. Elevators disgorged girls, all forms and shapes of girls; red, yellow, green ones; pretty, unattractive, plain girls. Some girls were beautiful and ugly at the same time. We picked them up, brought them back, put on their coats for them, took them off, held the door open while they signed in and out, out and in, likesmilingautomatons. We — the brave ones — held hands with them in the lounge, but sneaked kisses around cold windy street corners. We saw our friends and met their girls: Hello, how do you do, pleased to meet you, how do you like New York, what ' s your major, where ' d you go, isn ' tthat nice, and all that. Finally; Boy meets girl, boy likes girl, girl likes 22 boy, boy and girl go steady, engage, and get married in Who ' s Whose. g , «,.t„!f„ M ■mmf ' «k. «• - - •-«ifar- 5ff%«S .,. .% z • ' - ' v.%: ' ' f . 1 ' ' -r., M-- Yet there were moments that made the whole routine worthwhile. One special person entered and suddenly gamesceased, barriers lifted, all made way before the warm glow of real communication. Onetouch, one smile, and life took on a new direction, a new dimension. And this, too, was part of Yeshiva. nlElf During the last few years, death has entered Yeshiva if not as a force or motivation, at least as a consideration. Before, there was simplicity. Graduate schools and a career followed logically from the college experience. Now the cloud of war has obscured not only graduate schools, but the whole future. Our decisions and plans must be tempered and shaped by the omnipresence of the draft. The pre-meds are the lucky ones: by the time they finish their protracted education, Viet-nam may be forgotten. The rabbinic students are also lucky: at least those who really planned on semicha are. The rest may regret their postponed goals: they may not. Safety they have gained: but what about intellectual honesty, peace of mind, morality? Situation ethics turn plans for the future into a series of strategems designed to help us stay out. One prays for ulcers, slipped discs, heart conditions, tuberculosis. And through it all, one fears.  o«iv ' uNiy  n nt 1« ' Sytt «- ' ' V . ■ — -.-• ' .r at the n . ■ in fl2 tha beglonltt oi • ' ,. indicated below (r« th« counte , th i office prmptly. STUDEKTS KQT SUBJECT lO St irOin (tho « vtM «M lorelgn, f ! 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' ii.iS , T •rjroi.ed (or the five-year plan are ' t o add tba (ollnwlag itotaaca li Itaa , fflT IS W A sraOAL BWOIB PIOCRAI IM WBIOi tlVt TUM DISTIU) Of «■ nsuu. m ,   « to owirn gojmuxa-re po« ira BACHtujt ' S nauB. ™ . . ttadeau i ■ ' niaOTs 1.1 oiiE scHoor. owa ., . l «t .ttendlr „,!, „,,, , |„oi „( ,|,, DnlverallT ««t U t«l .i;«, on. cep, of tk« •W « l«.W) ,«   -;« 5 ' la addldoa ga What lies in store for the students of a school which intentionally turns its back on the external world? Our view of the world is not reactionary, yet it has asserted itself in ways not common to the American college scene. We are not the Yeshiva administration, nor are we the Columbia student body. Our riots are big, friendly, rambunctious water fights. We throw toilet tissue out the windows and yell Josh must go! but all we want is less pressure on our psyches and the end of a cenozoic educational process. We are different, but not afraid; we have been sheltered, but not made unaware. The pressures which affected our countrymen and co-religionists have also affected us, if to a somewhat lesser degree. Some of us transcended the pervasive spirit of anonymity and indifference which heretofore marked our campus. Some tried to improve the world, to shape it to their varied ideals. We are prepared to enter a society not of our own making, though not to worship at the shrine of others ' conception. Guarded and guided by our principles, we shall survive, and, perhaps, prevail. It is somewhat amazing that the frailties and failings of Yeshiva most characterize the school to the students, while its unique as- sets often go disregarded. Yeshiva ' s approach may be a solution to many problems faced by the American Jewish community. Perhaps it is our appreciation of this potential, combined with an intimate knowledge of Yeshiva reality that makes us such unabashed critics. For what Yeshiva does, we are grateful and appreciative; for what it could but does not do, we are disappointed and disgusted. We are jealous of Yeshiva ' s pride and reputation, for it is ours. Certainly Yeshiva has not achieved a true synthesis, but it has tried. In some cases it has come close. Thus, many unique attitudes and conditions pre vail at Yeshiva. These remain with us. To live as a Jew, one must be trained and conditioned to appreciate Judaism and Jewish values. We have so been trained and conditioned. If this sounds sentimental, so be it. One cannot attend any institution, certainly not brie as insulated as ours, Vithout developing lasting ties and associa- tions, deep feelings and memories. Our lives were shaped here at Ye- shiva, pertiaps to our detriment but more probably to our ' great benefit. Weleave Yeshiva, aware of its shortcomings, yet grateful. ., . Rj5ji,r;si w - . ' ' ' ' •i i Jl l ' pSf c -. • • , , Dedication Oh hi A warm simple part of the phenomena that carries one through the weeks of stress and frenzy that surround the Yeshiva experience. Friendship- the singular allegiance here that tempers cold academics and personal disappointments, makingthings more relevant, more tolerable. The lonely hours. Walking to the library in the cold late evening or sulking at a fluorescent-lit desk in the dorm. It is the only remedy that heals the tension, and restlessness. Gary has helped make our experience at Yeshiva rewarding and though beset with his own malaise, he is always there; there to listen to our embarrassing personal and financial problems, there to offer advice when things look bad, there to secure employment for us when the deadline was two weeks past. His conversation, guidance, and humor are part of us. Dissatisfaction or depression cannot escape his scrutiny. His sensitive words challenge a drawn face, and somehow things are better. At his office, in the dormitory, walking down Amsterdam Avenue, Gary is a very close friend to all of us. Gary L. Kornspan Assistant To The Director Of Student Finances. 1 ff Dr. Samuel Belkin Yeshiva University, since the time of its inception, has been seen by its leadership as a confrontation between the old and the new. Many were the skeptics who foresaw that the conflict arising from the head-on collision of secularism and traditional Judaism would mean disaster for the fledgling institution. Yet, Yeshiva has grown from its humble beginnings in a manner that has surprised even the optimists. Certainly, the major factor in this growth has been Dr. Samuel Belkin. Since 1943. when he assumed leadership, Dr. Belkin has directed a program of expansion that has made Yeshiva a major reality on the American Jewish scene . He has directly influenced the lives of thousands of students by assuring that the philosophy and guidance they encountered at Yeshiva remained unwaveringly within the bounds of Daas Torah. Every decision made at Yeshiva. no matter how minor, bears the imprint of his guiding hand; everything that Yeshiva is today, we owe to him. It is thus with respect and gratitude that we note the twenty fifth anniversary of his Presidency. Mr. Morris Silverman University Registrar ADMINISTRATION Dr. Emanuel Packman Assistant to the President for University Affairs Rabbi Israel Miller Assistant to the President for Student Affairs Rabbi Reuven Aberman Acting Administrative Director, RIETS Mr. Sheldon E. Socol Director of Student Finances Dr. Isaac Bacon Dean, Yeshiva College Rabbi Morris Besdin Director, JSS Rabbi Jacob Rabinowitz Director, EMC Rabbi Abner H. Groff Acting Director of Admissions Rabbi Jerry Witkin Assistant Director of Admissions Dr. Abraham B. Hurwitz Director of Student Services Mr. Gary Kornspan Assistant to the Director of Student Finances Rabbi Joshua Cheifetz Director of Residence Halls Rabbi Meyer H. Edelstein Assistant Registrar Mr. Jacob Blazer Director of Buildings and Grounds Rabbi Jack Nussbaum Assistant to the Director of Student Finances Mr. Solomon Zeides Librarian, Pollack Library Associate Professor of Library Science i -m w Mr. George Finkelstein Assistant to the Administrative Director, RIETS Dr. Eli Sar Director, Medical Services Mr. Bernard Sarachek Director of Athletics RABBI ISAAC ELCHANAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY am ' ' J i Jy i, si | w . Jm H H Rabbi Joseph Arnest Rabbi Avigdor Cyperstein Rabbi Michael Katz Assistant Professor of Bible— YC Rabbi Ahron Lichtenstein Rabbi Jacob Lesin Mashgiach Rabbi David Lifshitz Rabbi Harold Kanatopsky Rabbi Philip Paretzky Rabbi Julius Parnes Rabbi Aaron Shatzkes Rabbi Herschel Schachter Rabbi Zelo Schussheim HaRav Joseph B. Soloveitchik Rabbi Samuel Volk Rabbi Mendel Zaks Bochain ERNA MICHAEL COLLEGE OF HEBRAIC STUDIES Rabbi Joseph Hausner Instructor in Bible Dr. Meir Havazelet Instructor in Hebrew Rabbi Louis Bernstein Dr. Moshe Carmilly Instructor in Jewish Studies Associate Professor of Jewish Studies EMC YC Rabbi Chaim B. Gulevsky Instructor in Talmud Rabbi Baruch Ehrlich Instructor in Talmud Rabbi Aron Kreiser Instructor in Talmud Dr. Sampson A. Isseroff Instructor in Jewish Education Dr. Hayim Leaf Professor of Hebrew EMC and YC Dr. Norman Lamm Erna and Jakob Michael Professor of Jewish Philosophy Rabbi Joseph L. Lerner Instructor in Talmud Dr. Mayer Herskovics Associate Professor of Jewish Studies EMC YC Rabbi Abraham Krupnik Instructor in Talmud Rabbi Itzhak Kerstein Instructor in Hebrew Dr. Isidor Margolls Visiting Associate Professor of Jewish Education Professor Pinchas Peli Assistant Professor of Hebrew Literature, EMC and YC Rabbi Simon Romm Assistant Professor of Talmud Rabbi Asher M. Murciano Rabbi Mitchell J. Orlian Instructor in Sephardic History Instructor in Bible Professor Shmuel Raphael Visiting Assist. Professor of Hebrew, EMC and YC Dr. Pincus B. Soller Instructor in Jewish Studies Dr. Harry Wohlberg Assistant Professor of Bible Rabbi Israel Wohlgelernter Instructor in Talmud Rabbi Abraham Zimels Instructor in Hebrew. YC and EMC JAMES STRIAR SCHOOL OF GENERAL JEWISH STUDIES Rabbi Ronald Agus Instructor in Jewish Philosophy Rabbi Zevulum Charlop Instructor in Rabbinic Literature Rabbi Solomon Berl Instructor m Jewish Music JSSandEMC Rabbi Morris Besdin Director Professor of Bible Rabbi Benjamin Blech Instructor in Talmud Rabbi Meyer Berglass Instructor in Talmud Rabbi Bernard Goldenberg Instructor in Rabbinic Literature Rabbi Morris S. Gorelik Instructor in Talmud Rabbi Joseph Grunblatt Instructor in Philosophy Rabbi Abraham Berman Instructor in Bible Rabbi Groinom Lazewnick Instructor in Bible Mr. Justin Lewis Instructor in Bible Dr. Asiier C. Siev Professor of Hebrew, JSS and YC Rabbi Steven Riskin Instructor in Talmud Rabbi Sherman Siff Associate Professor of Talmud Rabbi Solomon Skaist Instructor in Rabbinic Literature Dr. Eric Zimmer Assistant Professor of Bible, JSS; Assistant P rofessor of History, EMC Rabbi Pesach Oratz Assistant Professor of Bible YESHIVA COLLEGE Dr. Helmut E. Adier Dr. Irving A. Agus Professor of Professor of Jewishi Psychology History Dr. Ralph E. Behrends Professor of Physics Mr. Elliot Beller Teaching Fellow in Mathematics Mr. Anthony Beukas Instructor in Speech Mr. Herbert Dr. Samuel Blackman Mr. Leonard Brandwein Mrs. Raquel Dr. Ruth Bevan Bienstock Visiting Lecturer in Electronics Laboratory Chang-Rod riquez Instructor in Visiting Lecturer Chemistry Technician Visiting Lecturer in Political Science in Economics Spanish ■ ' ' f 1 p mm 1 ttil mJttB ffiS i K v 1 iL k: Mr. Zevulun Charlop Visiting Lecturer in History Dr. Maurice E. Chernowitz Professor of Art Dr. William Etkin Professor of Biology Dr. Sasha Englard Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Jack Cohn Visiting Lecturer in Education Mrs. Ida Dobkin Instructor in Chemistry Dr. Joseph Dunner David Petegorsky Professor of Political Science Dr. Gershon Churgin Professor of Hebrew Dr. Murray H. Feder Visiting Lecturer in German Dr. Meyer Feldblum Associate Professor of Jewish History Dr. Louis H. Feldman Professor of Classics Dr. David Finkelstein Young Men ' s Philanthropic League Professor of Physics Mr. Jerome Gellman Dr. David Fleisher Instructor in Professor of English Philosophy Mr. Marvin Gelfand Mr. Michael Gartenberg Visiting Lecturer in Teaching Fellow in Mr. Arabinda Ghosh Economics Mathematics Instructor in Economics Mr. Jonathan Ginsberg Instructor in Mathematics Dr. Irving Greenberg Visiting Associate Professor of History Mr. Joseph Greenblum Instructor in Sociology Dr. Hyman B. Grinstein Professor of Jewish History Dr. Emil Grgin Instructor in Physics Mr. Daniel Gasman Instructor in History Dr. George Haefner Dr. Benjamin Gross Dr. Max Hamburgh Associate Professor of Visiting Associate Visiting Associate Speech Professor of Mathematics Professor of Biology Mr. Warren Harvey Visiting Lecturer in Philosophy B III V I a ill wmms Miss Sheila Hershow Dr. Jerry Hochbaum Dr. Elazar Hurvitz Dr. Arthur Hyman Dr. Abraham B Instructor in English Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of Professor of Philosoph y Hurwitz Sociology Bible Professor of Health Education Mr. Athanasios Kavgalakis Visiting Lecturer in Economics Dr. Herman Kaufman Associate Professor of Mrs. Aurel King Chemistry Instructor in Speech Dr. Arthur Komar Professor of Mathematics Dr. Pauline Kra Professor of French Dr. Seymour Lainoff Associate Professor of English Dr. Judah Lando Dr. Arnold Lebow Visiting Lecturer Associate Professor of in Chemistry Mathematics Mr. Thomas Knudsen Visiting Lecturer In German Mr. Joe Levovitz Laboratory Assistant In Chemistry Dr. Ezra Levy Assistant Professor of Music Dr. Edward Levy Dr. Charles Liebman Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of Music Political Science Dr. Aaron Krumbein Visiting Assistant Professor of Physics Dr. Irving Linn Professor of English Mr. Morris Klein Dr. Eli M. Levine Instructor in Biology Professor of Chemistry Dr. Leon F. Landovltz Professor of Physics Dr. Aaron Lichtenstein Visiting Lecturer in Bible Dr. Henry Lisman Dr. Albert Marrin Professor of Mathematics Assistant Professor of History Mr. Aaron Mayeroff Visiting Lecturer in Russian Miss Patricia Minichino Visiting Lecturer in English Dr. Aage Peterson Associate Professor of Physics Mr. James Montesinos Instructor in Spanish Dr. David Plank Assistant Professor of French Mr. Henry Morgenstein Instructor in English Dr. Sidney Pleskin Professor of Psychology Dr. Sol Roth Dr. Emanuel Packman Visiting Lecturer Associate Professor in Philosophy of Political Science Dr. Jonas Prager Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics Dr. Norman Rosenfeld Associate Professor of Mathematics Dr. Nathaniel Remes Associate Professor of Chemistry Prof. Peretz Rosen Dr. Mordkhe Schaechter Assistant Professor of Visiting Assistant Physics Professor of Yiddish Rabbi Joshua Shmidman Prof. David Mirsky Instructor in Philosophy Professor of English Dr. Ralph Rosenberg Professor of German Mr. Beryl Shaw Teaching Fellow in Mathematics Dr. Harold Shulman Dr. Robert Segal Dr. Joan Scherer Visiting Assistant Assistant Professor Instructor in Biology Professor of of Mathematics Mathematics Dr. Harvey Senter Visiting Associate Professor of Mathematics Dr. Ernest Simon Associate Professor of French: Director of Academic Guidance Prof. Hyman Wettstein Visiting Assistant Professor of Health Education Mr. Rudolph Stern Assistant in Biology Dr. Saul Wischnitzer Professor of Biology Assistant Dean : , Dr. Abraham Tauber Professor of Speech Dr. Annette Thau Assistant Professor of French Mr. Morris Snow Teaching Fellow in Mathematics Mr. Michael Weinberg Instructor in History Dr. Walter Wurzburger Visiting Associate Professor of Philosophy Dr. Dan Vogel Dr. Maurice Wohlgelernter Associate Professor of Visiting Assistant Professor of English English Mr. William Woolfson Visiting Associate Professor of Speech Mr. Martin Wolfe Dr. Arthur Woodruff Laboratory Assistant in Associate Professor of Physics Physics Mr. Daniel Ziff Instructor in Music Mr. Stephen Zager Laboratory Assistant in Biology MR. NORMAN B. ABRAMS To those students who didn ' t know him well, he was a distant and powerful figure. But the vast majority of students and alumni recog- nized him as one who was genuinely interested in the welfare of the talmidei hayeshivah. He had the reputation of being one of the most dedicated members of the administration and — while not one of their own — a true friend of all the roshei hayeshivah. He took special interest in encouraging promising students in RIETS to go into chinuch after receiving ordination. Today some of them are among the most successful Jewish educators in America. Al- though students tend to remember the many incidents through the years when he seemed a harsh disciplinarian, upon reflection many realize his concern for their problems. A close friend of Dr. Belkin, he had a significant role in shaping YU and RIETS. During his over forty years of service to the University, he rose from secretary in Tl to Administrative Director of RIETS. He went about his work in a diligent, quiet, and unglorified manner. He did not seek honor nor pursue prestige. His testimonial is the memory students will always have of his love of Torah and devotion to Yeshiva. DR. ALEXANDER BRODY It would be presumptuous to attempt listing all of Dr. Alexander Brody ' s academic achievements. An eminent social scientist, he was of nationwide reputation in such diverse fields as economics, history, law and biblical scholarship. Yet, overshadowing his professional acclaim were his personal characteristics. He was a sincere and humble man. He thought of others at times when others thought only of themselves. He al- ways stuck to his ideals, even ' to the point of rejecting material ad- vancement. At his funeral certain images came to mind: a frail and sickly teacher lecturing after having spent the morning in treatment for his fatal illness; a professor being personally affronted by a freshman who did not know that saving equals investment; a counsellor ad- vising his troubled student, that ' s right, young man. Of Dr. Brody it can be said that he was an ethical model, reminis- cent of a gentle age, an age gone by and unlikely to appear again in our complex, troubled world. Mr. Norman Abrams of blessed memory. Dr. Alexander Brody of blessed memory. Philip Lieberman of blessed memory The Philip Lieberman IVIemorial Award is presented by the graduating class to the senior it considers highest in character and personality and who has offered outstanding service to his class. This year, the class of 1969 has chosen Kenneth N. Main of Danville, Virginia, as the recipient. A RIETS student majoring in English, Kenny was elected President of Yeshiva College Student Council during a crucial period of transition for students in general and Yeshiva stu- dents in particular. Equipped with a keen, sensitive mind and a natural ability for leadership, Kenny was highly qualified to lead our struggle for an increased student voice in University affairs. The Class of ' 69 is certain that his abilities will carry Kenny to a role of leadership in the American Jewish Community. Philip Lieberman Award Kenny Main Aboff, Ray EMC Political Science Judge on EMC Student Court, Mem- ber College Election Committee, EMC Canvassing Committee, Bas- ketball Team, Baseball Club Instruc- tor. Dean ' s List, Director ' s List EMC, Social Science Honor Society, Policy Planning Committee — EMC Abramson, Edward Y. JSS English Commentator — Feature Editor, Man- aging Editor Adier, Joshua JSS Pre-med Alpha Epsilon Delta, JSS Journal, Dean ' s List Adler, Mark RIETS Economics Hamevasar, SOY, Masmid, Student Directory, Economics Club RAY ABOFF EDWARD Y. ABRAMSON JOSHUA ADLER MARK ADLER SOLOMON Z. ADLER MARVIN AMMER DAVID ANFANG MMd ERIC ROBERT AUSTEIN JACK BABANI NOAH BAER MYRON BAGAN MICHAEL BASHEVKIN Adier, Solomon Z. RIETS History SOY Ammer, Marvin EMC Sociology See. Club. Intramurals, EMC Student Court Anfang, David EMC Pre-med Alpha Epsilon Delta. EMC Director ' s List. Dean ' s List. By-laws Revision, Editor-in-chief— Nir. EMC Student Court, Soccer. SSSJ. ACS Austein, Eric Robert JSS Psychology Psychology Club. Sports Editor — Tempo. Intramurals Babani, Jack JSS Mathematics Dorm Council, Sephardic Club Pres., Technical D irector — WYUR. Dean ' s List. Pi Mu Epsilon Baer, Noah EMC Philosophy Contributing Editor — Commentator, Station Manager— WYUR. Dean ' s List Bagan, Myron JSS Sociology Sociology Club Bashevkin, Michael JSS Pre-med Hamevaser, Alpha Epsilon Delta, JSS Journal Bell, Richard EMC Political Science Intramurals, Poli-sci Club Bennett, Leslie RIETS Pre-med Alpha Epsilon Delta, YU Drive Chmn., SOY Pesach Provisions, Physics Club, ACS Berezin, Herbert JSS English Tennis Co-capt., Dean ' s List Berkenwald, John JSS Psychology Photography Club— V.P. RICHARD BELL LESLIE BENNETT HERBERT BEREZIN JOHN BERKENWALD Berkowitz, Harry T. EMC History Editor-in-Chief— Hamashkif, EMCSC — V.P., YD Choir, EMC Charity Drive Chairman Berkowitz, Mark William JSS Psychology Bnei Avram, Dramatics — V.P. Sec ' y Treas., Fall Spring Talent Shows— Chmn., Typing Editor- Tempo, Film Committee — Co-chmn., WYUR, YCSC Receptions, Student Di- rectory, Kashrus, Masmid Berman, Harvey JSS Economics Sociology Club Bertram, Norman EMC Political Science EMCSC— Pres., Political Science Club, Intramurals, EMC Director ' s List, Commentator, Presidents ' Coun- Bieier, Jack RIETS English Dean ' s List, Fencing Team, Hame- vaser — Feature Editor, Pi Mu Epsilon, Kol Birn, Joseph EMC Biology Commentator — Photo Staff HARRY T. BERKOWITZ MARK WILLIAM BERKOWITZ Bleicher, Jeffrey RIETS Biology Bloomberg, Jon RIETS English Hamevaser— Asst. Feature Editor and Editor-in-Chief, Judiciary Committee Braun, Emi . JSS Chemistry Physics WYUR— Managing Board Brick, Gary RIETS Mathematics Commentator— Assoc. Copy Editor Exchange Editor, Jr. Justice— Stu- dent Court HARVEY BERMAN NORMAN BERTRAM JACK BIELER JOSEPH BIRN JEFFREY BLEICHER JON BLOOMBERG EMIL BRAUN GARY BRICK SHALOM BRILLIANT HARRY M. BROWN AARON E. BULMAN NATHAN CHASAN KENNETH CHELST PHILIP CHERNOFSKY iiMM STEVEN CHALFIN CHAIM COHEN KENNETH L. COHEN Brilliant, Shalom ElVIC History A.D.A..- ' Disserif, WYUR Brown, Harry RIETS History Dean ' s List, YCSC, Masmid— Assoc. Editor, Pi Gamma Mu, Hamevaser — Contributing Ed. Bulman, Aaron RIETS Mathematics Commentator, Tempo— News Editor, Pi Mu Epsilon Chasan, Nathan EMC Sociology Sociology Club MICHAEL COHN SHELDON JAY DAVID Chelst, Kenneth RIETS Physics Math Pi Mu Epsilon Chernofsky, Philip RIETS Pre-Med SOY, Fencing Team, Bnei Akiva Club, Kashrus Comm. Chmn. Cohen, Chaim RIETS Economics Tempo — Cultural Events Editor, Ec- onomics Club, Dramatics Society. Cohen, Kenneth L. JSS History LEONARD DAVIDMAN SHMUEL DAVIDOVICS Cohn, Michael EMC Economics Soccer Team, Economics Club, Eco- nomic Mind. David, Sheldon Jay EMC Economics Sec ' y.— Treas. YCSC, Masmid— Managing Editor, Freshman Presi- dent, Pi Gamma Mu, Intramurals Captain, Dean ' s List, Associate Chief Justice — Student Court. Davidman, Leonard EMC Psychology Photo Club. Psych Club. Commenta- tor—Photo Staff. Davidovics, Shmuel RIETS Physics Dean ' s List, Dramatics, Photogra- hyClub, Physics Club Davis, Perry RIETS Political Science President— Pi Gamma Mu, SOY Kash- rus, Sounding Board, Assistant Con- tributing Editor — Commentator de la Fuente, Maurice RIETS English Dormitory Committee Diamond, David RIETS Pre-Med Alpha Epsilon Delta — Program Co- ordinator, Chairman of Commuter Affairs Committee PERRY DAVIS MAURICE DE LA FUENTE DAVID DIAMOND HOWARD L. DIAMOND Diamond, Howard L. JSS Psychology Young Americans for Freedom, Psy- chology Club Dickman, Elliot R. RIETS Chemistry Alpha Epsilon Delta, Dean ' s List, American Chemical Society Distenfeld, Fred H. RIETS Pre-Med Dean ' s List, Alpha Epsilon Delta, American Chemical Society Eichenbaum, Joseph JSS Pre-Med Tennis Team, Editor — Sounding Board, Editor— JSS Bar Mitzvah Jour- nal, Alpha Epsilon Delta Ehrenreich, Leonard JSS Biology Bnei Akiva Club, Pre-Med Club, WYUR Epstein, Gary EMC English Commentator — Copy Editor Asso- ciate Editor, Masmid — Literary Edi- tor, Pi Gamma Mu Vice President — Debating Honor Society, Varsity De- bating Team, Student Faculty Judici- ary Committee, Dean ' s List, EMC Di- rector ' s List Eres, Michael EMC Political Science EMC Director ' s List, Editor — Hama- shkif ELLIOT R. DICKMAN FRED H. DISTENFELD MICHAEL ERES MICHAEL ESERNER IVAN ESTERMAN STUART ETTINGER BRYAN FALK ISRAEL FARKAS EDWARD SOL FEIGELMAN KALMAN NEIL FEINBERG DAVID FIALKOFF Eserner, Michael EMC Sociology Esterman, Ivan RIETS English Dean ' s List. Commentator. Kol Mas- mid, Pi Gamma Mu, Sigma Tau Delta Ettlnger, Stuart RIETS Political Science Fencing Team. Pi Gamma Mu. Neigh- borhood Youth Corps. S.S.S.J., Ass ' t Copy Editor— Hamevaser Falk, Bryan EMC Pre-Med EMC— Class Sec ' y Treasurer, WYUR, Soccer Team, Nir — Business Man- ager, Dean ' s List Farkas, Israel EMC Chemistry Dean ' s List, EMC Director ' s List, Cor- responding Sec ' y — YCSC, Junior Senior Justice — Student Court, Co- Chairman — Athletic Committee, Can- vassing Committee, American Chem- ical Society Feigelman, Edward Sol RIETS Music Cantor, Talent Show, Dean ' s List Feinberg, Kalman Neil EMC Pre-Engineering Commentator— Photography Staff Fialkoff, David RIETS History Finkelman, Louis RIETS English Dean ' s List Finkelstein, Henry RIETS Math Pi Mu Epsilon — Sec ' y Treasurer, Masmid — Coordinating Editor, Eco- nomic Mind — Associate Editor, Tem- po — News Editor. Dorm Committee — Co-Chairman, Curriculum Evalua- tion Committee LOUIS FINKELMAN HENRY FINKELSTEIN CHAIM FISCHGRUND ALLEN FISHMAN THOMAS PETER FODOR DAVID C. FRENKEL JOSEPH FRUCHTER LAZAR FRUCHTER Fischgrund, Chaim EMC History EMC Director ' s List. Dean ' s List. Pi Gamma Mu. Nir Fishman, Allen EMC Psychology Pres.— Photo Club, Pres. Mizrachi Hatzair Club, Organize June War Rally. Audio Visual Comm.. YCSC ShowComm.. SSSJ Fodor, Thomas Peter JSS Philosophy President— Yeshiva Motorcycle Club i Frenkel, David JSS Psychology Masmid— Editor-in-Chief, Dean ' s List, Pi Gamma Mu, Psi Chi. YCSC, JSSSC, Karate Team— Purple Belt, Tempo- Managing Editor Fruchter, Joseph EMC Pre-med YCSC, Tempo, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Soccer Team Fruchter, Lazar RIETS Pre-med YCSC— V. P., Co-Capt. Fencing Team, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Director of Committees, Class Pres., Historian —Alpha Epsilon Delta Frydman, Chaim EMC Pre-med Secretary— Treasurer— EMC. Cap- tain — Soccer Team Fuhrer, Harry RIETS Psychology Psych Club— Secretary Treas.. Dean ' s List, Blood Drive Furst, Zev RIETS Political Science Bnei Akiva Club, Pi Gamma Mu giga Committee— SOY, Poli. Cha- Sci. BClub i Galbut, Robert N. RIETS Pre-med Dean ' s List, YCSC, Alpha Epsilon Delta— V. P. and Treas,. American Chemical Society— V. P., Hamevaser, Masmid— Editorial Asst., Y.C. Rep- resentative—NYC Youth Board CHAIM FRYDMAN HARRY FUHRER ZEV FURST ROBERT N. GALBUT Geldwert, Josef J. JSS Pre-med JSSSC, Co-Chairman Theater Party — JSS, Co-Chairman — Big Brother Program, Pre-Med Club, Baseball Club, Soccer Club, Pulse, Masmid Gewirtz, Gershon C. RIETS English Gevrirtz, William L. RIETS Mathematics President — Math Honor Society Dorm Committee — Co-Chairman, ADA— Vice-Chairman Goldberg, Harold RIETS History Pulse — Chairman, Head Start Goldberg, Michael JSS Psychology Psi Chi, Psychology Club, Betar Club . Goldenberg, Herbert JSS Psychology SSSJ Goldstein, Marc David RIETS Chemistry Chem Club, Parliamentarian — JSSSC, Debating Team, National For- ensic Society Goldstein, Sheldon RIETS Physics Math Honor Society, Dean ' s List, Physics Honor Society Gordon, Daniel T. EMC English Assistant to the Editor— Masmid ' 687 Associate Editor — Masmid ' 69, Stu- dent Head of Swimming, Student Registration Coordinator, Chair- man—Student Work Placement Bur- eau Gottlieb, Charles ,« EMC V History Director ' s List— EMC, Dean ' s List, In- tramurals, Bowling Team Grant, Stuart RIETS History President— Yolanda Benson Honor Society, Dean ' s List, Youth Bureau JOSEF JONATHAN GELDWERT GERSHON CHAIM GEWIRTZ WILLIAM L. GEWIRTZ HAROLD GOLDBERG Green, Joel RIETS History MICHAEL GOLDBERG HERBERT GOLDENBERG MARC DAVID GOLDSTEIN SHELDON GOLDSTEIN DANIEL T. GORDON CHARLES GOTTLIEB STUART GRANT JOEL GREEN Gross, Hyman EMC Biology Art Editor— Kol, Curriculum Evalu- ation Committee, Frosh Fencing Grossman, Avi JSS History Grossman, Theodore RIETS Jewish Studies Dean ' s List HYMAN GROSS AVI GROSSMAN THEODORE GROSSMAN KENNETH HAIN Hain, Kenneth RIETS English President— YCSC, President— Junior Class, Dean ' s List, Managing Editor— Kol, Sigma Tau Delta, Dramatics Soc. Halbfinger, Martin EMC Political Science Chief Justice Student Court EMC, Policy Committee EMC, Chairman Public Affairs Committee, EMC Elec- tion Committee, Poll Sci Club, Intra- murals Hamaoui, Elie RIETS Pre-med Pres.— Sephardic Students Activities Club, Alpha Epsilon Delta, French Club— Secretary-Treasurer Hamerman, Alfred EMC Mathematics Director ' s List— EMC, Dean ' s List, Dorm Committee Hametz, Irwin JSS Pre-med Fencing Team, JSS Journal Hellman, Robert EMC Chemistry Cha irman— Canvassing Committee, Co-Chairman— Intramurals, Presi- dent—American Chemical Society Herman, Barry EMC Pre-med Bible Editor— Hamashkif, Pre-Med Club, Dean ' s List, EMCSC Herman, David EMC Pre-med MARTIN HALBFINGER ELIE HAMAOUI ALFRED SHIMSHON HAMERMAN IRWIN HAMETZ ROBERT HELLMAN BARRY HERMAN Hersh, Sheldon P. JSS Psychology Intramurals, Psych Club, Team, Big Brother Soccer SHELDON P. HERSH DAVID HERSHKOVITS Hershkovits, David EMC English Varsity Basketball, Senior Editor — Tempo, Secretary — EMC Student Court Horowitz, Harvey JSS English Horwitz, Bruce JSS Philosophy Dramatics Society— President Tu- toring, WYUR, Students Opposed to War in Vietnam, ADA, Editor— Com- mentator Supplement Isaacson, Yisrael RIETS Pre-med Secretary-Treasurer Chemistry Club, Karate Club Jacobow itz, David RIETS Mathematics Masmid— Literary Editor, Tempo — Feature Editor, Dorm Representative, English Honor Society, Math Honor Society, Math Club Jacobs, Jay JSS-RIETS History Pi Gamma Mu, SSSJ, Hamevaser Jacobs, Morris EMC Political Science Hamashkif— EMC News Editor, YAF Jankelovits, Jacob EMC-RIETS Physics Hamashkif— History and Talmud Editor, Director ' s List— EMC, Dean ' s List Josefovitz, Larry JSS Music Tempo— Music Editor, WYUR HARVEY HOROWITZ BRUCE HORWITZ YISRAEL ISAACSON DAVID JACOBOWITZ JAY JACOBS MORRIS JACOBS JACOB JANKELOVITS LARRY JOSEFOVITZ HARRY KATZ STEVEN CHARLES KELTER DAVID KESSELSCHMIDT STEVEN ALAN KEVELSON MICHAEL KIERMAN Kahan, David H. JSS Physics Dean ' s List. Physics Club— Secretary- Treasurer. WYUR. Sigma Pi Sigma — Vice.Pres. Kahan, Sam David RIETS Economics Economics Club. Pi Gamma Mu Kasdan, Menachem B. RIETS Psychology B ' nei Akiva Club— V.P., Psych Club- Secretary Treasurer, Dorm Repre- sentative Katz, Harry EMC Economics Director ' s List— EMC, Class Presi- dent— EMC. Economics Club Kelter, Steven Charles JSS History YU Neighborhood Youth Corps, SSSJ, Residence Hall Comm. Kesselschmidt, David EMC Pre-dent Photography Staff. Commentator Kevelson, Steven Alan EMC Psychology Dean ' s List. Director ' s List— EMC, Pi Gamma Mu, Psi Chi— Secretary Trea- surer Kierman, Michael JSS Economics Pi Gamma Mu, Economics Club. Mas- mid, Business Manager— JSS Journal KInderlehrer, Aaron C. RIETS Political Science Weekend Committee, Copy Editor— Hamevaser, Class Secretary-Treas- urer, Pi Gamma Mu, Intramurals, Chief Justice Student Court, Politi- cal Science Club, Chairman— Sen- ior Dinner, Dean ' s List Kinstlinger, Abraham RIETS English Literary Editor — Hamevaser, Associ- ate Editor— JSS Journal. AARON C. KINDERLEHRER ABRAHAM KINSTLINGER SAM KIRSCHNER DAVID KLAVAN HOWARD KLEIN MICHAEL KOENIG BARRY KOHN MITCHELL KORNSPAN MICHAEL KOSE KENNETH C. KOSLOWE JERRY KRANSON IRA KRONENBERG ELY LAMDAN SAUL LANDA Kirschner, Sam RIETS Psychology Dean ' s List. Psi Chi— Pres, ADA, Psych Club, WYUR Klavan, David RIETS Mathematics Pi Mu Epsilon, Copy Editor— Gesher Klein, Howard RIETS Pre-med. President— Alpha Epsilon Delta, As- sociate Contributing Editor— Com- mentator, YCSC— Corresponding Sec ' y Koenig, Michael EMC Mathematics Basketball Team, EMC Canvassing Committee Kohn, Barry EMC Pre-engineering Kornspan, Mitchell RIETS English Tennis Team Kose, Michael EMC English Soccer Team, Baseball Club Koslowe, Kenneth C. EMC Pre-med. Commentator— Sports Editor Kranson, Jerry RIETS Sociology Sociology Club— President, Pi Gam- ma Mu, Youth Corps, JSS Journal — Associate Editor, Hamavaser, Dean ' s List Kronenberg, Ira RIETS Mathematics Tempo, Baseball Team Lamdan, Ely EMC English Drama Club, Wrestling Team Landa, Saul EMC Pre-dent. WYUR, Soccer Team, SSSJ, Dean ' s List Landau, Arthur JSS Biology Photo Staff — Commentator, Manager —Fencing Team, WYUR, Photo Club Landowne, Morton JSS English Commentator — Editor-in-Chief Lazaros, Jack RIETS Economics Editor-in-Chief — Economic Mind, President— Eco Club, Fencing Team, Dramatics Society Lebor, Avram EMC History Lebowltz, Eugene JSS Speech Lee, Jack EMC Mathematics Leib, M artin L. JSS Biology Alpha Epsilon Delta, Masmid— Sen- ior Editor, SSSJ, Dean ' s List, ADA, Youth Corp, Pulse Lerner, David I. RIETS Chemistry Dean ' s List, American Chemical So- ciety Le Vee, Eugene EMC Speech Photography Staff — Commentator, Dramatics Society, WYUR Levenglick, Arthur RIETS i| Mathematics Pi Mu Epsilon, Typing Editor— Com- mentator, Copy Editor— Gesher ARTHUR LANDAU MORTON LANDOWNE JACK LAZAROS AVRAM LEBOR EUGENE LEBOWITZ JACK LEE MARTIN L. LEIB DAVID I. LERNER EUGENE LEVEE ARTHUR LEVENGLICK CARL LEVENSON BARRY M. LIFSCHITZ EDWARD LIPSITZ FRANK MANDEL JOEL JAY MEYERS JOHN A. MEYERS ALBERT MILSTEIN BERNARD MONDERER Levenson, Carl RIETS Dean ' s List Chemistry Lifschitz, Barry M. EMC Pre-med. Alpha Epsilon Delta, Dean ' s List, Soccer Team, WYUR Lipsitz, Edward EMC Bowling Team History Mandel, Frank RIETS Political Science Fencing Team, Commentator, Kol, Pi Gamma Mu, Dean ' s List, Tempo, Political Science Club, Chairman — Curriculum Evaluation Comm. Meyers, Joel JSS Pre-dent. Editor-in-Chief — Tempo, Bnei Akiva Club Meyers, John A. JSS Political Science Masmid ' 69, — Circulation Manager, JSSSC, Election Committee Chair- man — JSSSC Milstein, Albert RIETS Economics Dean ' s List, Pi Gamma Mu, Hame- vaser. Debating Society, Tempo — Copy Editor, Vice President Econom- ics Club Monderer, Berny JSS Biology Masmid — Typing Editor, JSS Journal — Associate Editor, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Dean ' s List, Karate Club Moskowitz, Israel RIETS Mathematics Moskowitz, Nelson RIETS Physics Dorm Committee, President — Physics Club ISRAEL MOSKOWITZ NELSON MOSKOWITZ Muhlbauer, Sheldon RIETS Pre-med. Alpha Epsilon Delta, Sigma Tau Del- ta, Tempo — Feature Editor, Soccer Team, Dean ' s List Naierman, Morty EMC Economics Baseball Club, Pulse, Economics Club Nelson, Nathan EMC Mathematics Chairman— Blood Drive, EMC Class Vice President SHELDON MUHLBAUER MORTY NAIERMAN Norden, Ralph RIETS— EMC Mathematics Dean ' s List, Pi Mu Epsilon, EMC rector ' s List, EMCSC Oboler, Jeffrey EMC History YU Neighborhood Youth Corps, EMC Director ' s List, President— Mizrachi HatzairClub Orner, Israel JSS Pre-engineering Photography Editor— Hamas hkif, JSS Journal Pickholtz, Herschel EMC Psychology WYUR, Motorcycle Club Pludwinski, Alexander JSS Political Science Captain— Judo Team, Chairman- Student Welfare Committee, Politi- cal Science Club Pogrow, Yitzie RIETS Pre-med. YCSC, Physics Club, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Pi Mu Epsilon Polinsky, Milton RIETS NATHAN NELSON RALPH NORDEN Political Science JEFFREY OBOLER ISRAEL ORNER HERSCHEL PICKHOLTZ ALEXANDER PLUDWINSKI YITZIE POGROW MILTON S. POLINSKY BP w 1 ■ H BTT , ' ? ' LOUIS PONCZ TIBERIU POLLACK DAVID HOWARD POSY STEPHEN J. POWITZ JOSEPH ROBERT RACKMAN m f (hi id ALAN RADZIN Poncz, Louis JSS Dean ' s List Chemistry Pollak, Tiberlu ElVIC Mathematics Director ' s List — EMC. Math Honor Society, Pi Mu Epsilon. Judo Team, Dean ' s List Posy, David Howard EMC History Dean ' s List, Director ' s List— EMC. Pi Gamma Mu.WYUR Powitz, Stephen RIETS Music Music Ensemble, Choral Copy Editor — Hamevaser Society, 4 Packman, Joseph Robert RIETS English Sounding Board — Editor. Tempo, Kol, Sigma Tau Delta, Tennis Team — Manager Radzin, Alan JSS Psychology News Staff; Business Manager — Com- mentator, Campus Editor — Tempo, Frosh Fencing, Dean ' s List, Psi-Chi Rapaport, Murray Israel EMC Economics Economics Club. EMCSC MURRAY ISRAEL RAPAPORT HENRY RAPPAPORT Rappaport, Henry JSS History Soccer Team Raymon, Hillel RIETS Mathematics Masmid — Managing Editor. Chair- man — Campus ADA. Director ' s List — EMC. Intramurals.WYUR Reich, Raymond RIETS History Dean ' s List. Pi Gamma Mu, Com- mentator Executive Editor; News Edi- tor, Student Court Senior Justice, Tempo Public Affairs Committee, Chairman — Commission on Atten- dance Regulations. AP Correspon- dent to YU HILLEL RAYMON RAYMOND REICH Reinrnan, Martin RIETS Mathematics Fencing Team, Co-Chairman Audio- Visual Squad, Dorm Committee, Math Club Reznick, Samuel David JSS History Tennis Team, Pulse Roc[(, Meivin RIETS Mathematics Secretary Treasurer— SOY Rosenberg, Bernhard Howard JSS x Speech Editor-in-Chief, Sounding Board, Chairman— JSS Shabbaton Commit- tee, JSSSC, WYUR, Dean ' s List, Sigma Tau Delta. Debating Society Rosenblum, Robert RIETS Hebrew SOY Rosenfeld, Joel EMC Psychology Psi Chi, Soccer Team, Dean ' s List Ross, Michael Ira Dramatics, Soccer Team, Director ' s List— Emc, EMCSC Rostker, Eugene RIETS Pre-med. Hamevaser, Commentator, Tempo, Athletic Committee Rubin, Bernard EMC Pre-med. Director ' s List— EMC, Alpha Epsilon Delta, EMCSC Sadowsky, Stephen B. JSS English Students Opposed to War in Vietnam — V.P., YU Youth Corps, Dean ' s List, General Agitator Safran, Eliyahu RIETS Jewish Studies President— SOY MARTIN REINMAN SAMUEL DAVID REZNICK MELVIN ROCK BERNHARD H. ROSENBERG Saiman, Yechiel EMC Chemistry ROBERT ROSENBLUM JOEL ROSENFELD MICHAEL IRA ROSS mm .ii EUGENE ROSTKER BERNARD RUBIN STEPHEN B. SADOWSKY ELIYAHU SAFRAN YECHIEL SAIMAN Satosky, Jack RIETS Psychology Sauer, Neil RIETS Biology SOY Halacha Committee, Dean ' s List Savitsky, David RIETS History YCSC, Managing Editor — Tempo, Commentator, Chairman — Publicity Committee, Blood Drive, Chairman — Student — Faculty — Alumni Com- mittee, Student Advisory Committee on Finals JACK SATOSKY NEIL SAUER DAVID SAVITSKY Schenker, David JSS History Schloss, Martin A. RIETS Sociology Chairman — YU Zeirei, Vice President —SOY Schnall, David RIETS Political Science Dramatics Society, WYUR, Pi Gamma Mu Schneider, Michael EMC Psychology Vice President— Psi Chi, EMCSC, Psych Club Schnur, Joel Lewis RIETS Psychology SOY— Chagiga Committee, Psych Club, Editor— A Guide to Kashrus Schoenfeld, Leonard S. EMC English Dean ' s List Schorer, Sheldon EMC English Sigma Tau Delta, Bowling Team, Dramatics Society, Commentator Schreiber, Simeon B. EMC Pre-med. Dean ' s List, Director ' s List— EMC, Karate Team, Student Faculty Com- mittee, Alpha Epsilon Delta DAVID SCHENKER MARTIN A. SCHLOSS DAVID SCHNALL MICHAEL SCHNEIDER JOEL LEWIS SCHNUR LEONARD S. SCHOENFELD SHELDON SCHORER SIMEON B. SCHREIBER Schulhof, Harry RIETS Economics | Editor-in-Chief — Tempo, Managing Editor — Student Handbook, Econom- ics Club, Dramatics Society Schwarz, Ronald Joseph EMC Mathematics Seidenfeld, Norman RIETS Mathematics Senior President, Fencing Team — Captain, Pi IVlu Epsilon, Chairman — Big Brother Program, Dean ' s List Shatz, David RIETS Philosophy Editor-in-Chief — Hamevaser Debating Team, Debating Honor Society, Pi Gamma Mu, Sigma Tau Delta, Dean ' s List Shub, Howard Martin JSS History SSSJ, JSSSC, Hamevaser, Faculty Committee Silverberg, Matthew RIETS Mathematics Fencing Team — Manager HARRY SCHULHOF RONALD JOSEPH SCHWARZ NORMAN SEIDENFELD DAVID SHATZ Sokolow, Moshe RIETS Jewish Studies Dean ' s List, President of Bnei Akiva Club, Debating Team, Judo Team Soil, Robert RIETS English French Club, French Honor Society Solomon, Nathan Andrew JSS Psychology Psi Chi, Student Union, JSSSC Solow, Moshe RIETS Biology Kashrus Division — Chairman, Chag- giga Committee, Pesach Provisions Committee, SOY, Israeli Indepen- ■ dence Day Committee HOWARD MARTIN SHUB MATTHEW SILVERBERG MOSHE SOKOLOW ROBERT SOLL NATHAN ANDREW SOLOMON MOSES SOLOW MARC SPERO BRUCE SPINOWITZ MARVIN SRULOWITZ RICHARD M. STARESHEFSKY NORMAN STARK ISRAEL STEIN JOEL J. STEIN JOSEPH STEIN Spero, Marc RIETS Pre-med. Dorm Representative. Alpha Epsilon Delta, Wrestling Team, Chairman- Student Welfare Committee, Masmid Dean ' s List Spinowitz, Bruce JSS Pre-med. Commentator— Sports Editor Senior Editor. JSS Curriculum Evaluation Committee, Student— Faculty Judi- ciary Committee, Alpha Epsilon Del- ta Sruiowitz, Marvin JSS Mathematics Tempo— Senior Editor, WYUR, Dra- matics Society. Masmid— Business Manager, Dean ' s List, Pi Mu Epsilon, Karate Team — Green Belt Stareshefsky, Richard M. EMC Sociology Israel Independence Day Comm., EMC Curriculum Evaluation Com- mittee Stark, Norman EMC Political Science Student Court— Associate Chief Justice, Masmid— Co-ord. Editor, Pi Gamma Mu Stein, Israel EMC History Masmid— Editor-in-Chief, Commen- tator—Photo Editor, Masmid ' 68- Photo Editor, Photo Club, Dean ' s List, ADA, Pulse, Pi Gamma Mu Stein, Joel J. RIETS Political Science SSSJ, Big Brother. Hamevaser Stein, Joseph EMC Stein, Martin RIETS Dean ' s List Mathematics Political Science Suskewicz, H. Bernard RIETS Physics Hamevaser— News Editor, Managing Editor, JSSSC, Dean ' s List, Purim Chagiga Co-Chairman MARTIN STEIN H. BERNARD SUSKEWICZ ALAN J. SUSSMAN JAMES SZMIDT THOMAS TEICHMAN IRA TRATTNER MARTIN I. TWERSKY MOSHE TWERSKY NEAL M. TWERSKY AMIEL UNGAR Sussman, Alan J. EMC Physics Dramatics Society. WYUR. Debating Society Szmidt, James EMC English Photo Editor — Commentator, Ha- mashkif, V.P. Photo Club. Masmid ' 68 — Photographer Teichman, Thomas JSS Economics Soccer Team, Economics Club, JSSSC Trattner, Ira EMC English Commentator. Canvassing Commit- tee— EMC Twersky, Martin I. EMC English Wrestling Team — Captain Twersky, Moshe RIETS Mathematics Twersky, Neal M. RIETS History WYUR. Senior Justice— Student Court, Tennis Team Ungar, Amiel RIETS Political Science Eta Sigma Phi, Hamevaser, Bnei Akiva Club Unger, Sam EMC Mathematics WYUR, Tempo Wachsman, Abraham EMC Psychology Assoc. Judge — EMC Court, Psych Club iiBfc SAM UNGER ABRAHAM WACHSMAN STEVEN WACHTEL CHAIM WAHRHAFTIG RONALD WARBURG : ; JERRY WAXMAN JOEL L. WAXMAN GERARD WEINBERG MELVIN WEINBERG ARYEH WEIS ARNOLD I. WEISS JOSEPH HARRY WEISS STANLEY WEISSBROT Wachtel, Steven JSS History JSSC, SSSJ. YU Youth Corps Presi- dent Wahrhaftig. Chaim EMC Psychology Dramatics Society Warburg, Ronald RIETS Political Science Poll SciClub Waxman, Jerry RIETS Mathematics Math Club. Pi Gamma Pi Waxman, Joel L. JSS— RIETS Chemistry IVIinyan Committee. Chem Club JSS Journal, Hamevaser — Feature Editor Weinberg, Gerard RIETS Pre-med. Chemistry Club, Alpha Epsilon Del- ta, WYUR, Dean ' s List Weinberg, Melvin RIETS Political Science Pi Gamma Mu, Dean ' s List Weis, Aryeh JSS History Dean ' s List, Tennis Team Weiss, Arnold I. EMC Pre-dent. YCSC, Student Council Correspond- ing Secretary, EMCSC, Judo Team, Wrestling Team — Captain, Athletic Committee — Chairman Weiss, Joseph Harry EMC Political Science President— YU Young Republicans, Editor-in-Chief — Tempo, Senior Jus- tice, Director ' s List— EMC, Pi Gamma Mu, Chairman — YC Lecture Bureau, Political Science Club i BHyH Weissbrot, Stanley RIETS Pre-med. GEORGE WEISZ Business Manager— Masmid, Hame- vaser, ' V.P.— Chemistry Club. Ameri- can Chemical Society Weisz, George EMC History Whitcup, Morris S. EMC Sociology Pi Gamma Mu, Associate Editor— Hamashkif, News Department Head — WYUR Wiederkelir, Irwin RIETS Economics Dean ' s List, Economics Club Winkelman, Stanton I. EMC Political Science BetarCiub, Hamashkif Winkler, Neil N. RIETS History Campus Editor— Tempo, Baseball Club Winkler, Norman EMC Sociology Ass ' t coordinator of Intramurals, Foreign Correspondent— Hamevaser Wolf, Shimon RIETS Economics Wolk, Morris JSS English JSS Journal, Commentator Feature Staff Yablok, J. Benjamin EMC Jewish Studies Yomtov, Yigal EMC Economics French Club, Spanish Club Zeisel, Elliot JSS Economics Senior Editor— Masmid, Eco Club, Karate Club, Pulse MORRIS S. WHITCUP IRWIN WIEDERKEHR STANTON I. WINKELMAN NEIL N. WINKLER NORMAN WINKLER SHIMON WOLF MORRIS WOLK J. BENJAMIN YABLOK YIGAL YOMTOV ELLIOT M. ZEISEL T ' sm s H Mu M , iM H Mr Zheutlin, Michael RIETS Psychology Hamevaser — Associate News EditorT Associate Feature Editor ZIgelman, David RIETS Biology Alpha Epsilon Delta, Talent Shows, Dramatics Society, Dean ' s List MICHAEL ZHEUTLIN DAVID ZIGELMAN n I SPORTS «t )M}Jji 1 btoM I I iw I H B H i You walk into the gym and you ' re in a whole different world. The lights reflect on the polished hardwood floor. The mood is tense; the game is about to begin. The noisy camaraderie in the stands turns into electric silence. Theopeningtap . . . Let ' s go Yeshiva . . . Get that bail. Come on. Come on! COME ON!!! Please!? Put it in! Foul, ref, foul! Put it in! Let ' s go Yeshiva! No, no!! GiveittoStuie! No, give it to Richie!! Pull it Ray! Okay, Dave! Dammit!! This morningthey were in class; last night they travelled forty-five minutes to practice. Now they ' re out there, sweating and bleedingand fighting and cursing. rrH. ' An individual contest of strength. You against Inim. But you knowyou ' re not alone because there are two hundred people yellingtheir hearts out . . . pulling foryou. It makes it a little easier knowing they feel it when you hurt and they glory in your victory. It makes it a little easier. For years now, they ' ve had the best record of any team in the school. And nobody even under- stands the sport. At- tack parried; riposte off target. Nothing done. And they still draw crowds who applaud politely while the direc- tor recites the esoteric jargon. And they keep winning. Sarachek, Tauber, and Steinberg. The big 3 of Yeshiva athletics. Sarachek curses and suffers and Steinberg screams and suffers and Tauber sits stolidly and suffers. They all care and that means one hell of a lot. Among the stock phrases one might hear at any Yeshiva College athletic event is one coined by followers of the old Brooklyn Dodgers— Wait till next year! That phrase, taken in conjunction with the traditional If only . . . effectively sums up the past athletic year. This is not to suggest that the season was not replete with success, in varying degree, for each of the various varsity teams; it certainly was. The salient impression to be gleaned from a quick review of the records, however, is that with a little more luck this could have been the most impressive season in the history of Yeshiva ' s sports program. A perfect example of the mixture of glory and grief wfiich attended the varsity teams was reflected in the wrestling team ' s spectacular success and heart-breaking descent. The first wrestling team in Yeshiva history to compile a winning record and to take a national tour, the Steinbergers had their season marred by defeats at the hands of their two bitterest rivals, City and Brandeis. The basketball team, hurt by the absence of sidelined senior Ray Aboff. staggered through the season under- manned and overworked, but still managed to pull out some exciting and ex- ceptional victories, includ- ing upsets over City and Queens. Most encouraging was the predominance of lower classmen on the team. Coach Sarachek hopes to have six lettermen back next season, making it the next year year. The fencing team was simply unable to improve on the excellent performance of the previous season ' s squad. Despite this, the fencers compiled the best record of any varsity team, and capped the season with a victory over the erstwhile undefeated New England Conference champions, Brandeis. Sports at Yeshiva. A contradiction in terms? A paradox? A necessity? Who knows? But to those who care each game becomes more than a game. No one gets that excited at a game. A game doesn ' t mean that much. There must be more to it. There is. Those are our triends out there; they sat next to us in Art 1 and they sat in on communal T.I. homework sessions. They ' re not the jocks you find on other campuses. They are an extension of ourselves. They play for us and we cheer for them and we are all one — Yeshiva. When they care that much, we care a little more. Guys who play ball, guys who go to games, guys who sweat out their guts on the mats, guys who lose their voices screaming, trying, somehow, to add an ounce of strength or accuracy or desire. ' M n m n 9 H S ■i 9b ' M N B| b hf 1 The straining muscles of the tired athletes. The hoarse voices and twisted faces of the fans. No training, no prac- tice, no facilities . . . but, most important, no lack of guts. When they ' ve got nothing left, they give a little more; some- times it ' s enough to win. Sometimes it ' s not. Wrestling Captain Martin Twersky Captain Arnie Weiss and Coach Jerry Steinberg FRONT ROW, left to right: Morty Finkel, Arnold Weiss, Gary Rubin, Robert Weiss. MIDDLE ROW: Elliott Shapiro, Robert Westle, Moshe Engel, Marc Spero, Noah Nunberg, Coach Jerry Steinberg. BACK ROW: David Minder- manager, Danny Kurtzer — manager, Martin Twersky, Paul Schneider, Abe Hoffman 1 1 Noah Nunberg 3 6 1 1 Gary Rubin 3 6 1 1 Elliott Shapi ro 6 2 2 Marc Spero 5 5 1 2 Mart n Twersky 8 3 2 Arnold Weiss 7 4 3 Robert Weiss 5 4 1 1 Robert Westle 1 YU Opponent 23 Southampton 18 24 Bronx C.C. 14 28 Drew 11 33 Lehman 6 31 Brooklyn Poly 6 15 Adelphi 26 14 City 19 26 Manhattan C.C. 13 8 Marist 28 LIU 37 10 Brandeis 29 RECORD: Won 6, Lost 5 Tennis Captain Joseph Eichenbaum and Coach Eli Epstein. Left to right: Abe Fox. Mitchell Kornspan, Mark Levin. Reuven Nayowitz. Joseph Eichenbaum —Captain. Joseph Rackman. Eli Genauer. Ezra Lightman. Steven Weis. Neil Twersky. Danny Fox. BELOW— FOIL. Left to right: Martin Reinman. Herbert Krantman, Solly Dan, Norman Seidenfeld, Lazar Fruchter. Not shown — Jack Lazaros. SABRE. Left to right: Phil Chernofsky, Leo Brand- statter. Irwin Hametz, Leo Beer, Larry Rossman. Gerald Tepler. EXTREME RIGHT— EPEE. Left to right: BOTTOM: Murphy Rothman, Larry Gelb. Michael Schoffman. MIDDLE: Frank Mandel, Charles Sprung. TOP: Jack Beiler. Fencing TEAM RECORD YU OPPONENT 9 NYCC 18 lb Rutgers-Newark 12 19 Farleigh-Dickinson 8 19 St. Peters 8 lb Fordham 12 11 Brooklyn 16 18 Jersey City State 9 lb Brandeis 12 19 Patterson State 8 12 Brooklyn Poly 15 18 St. John ' s 19 18 N.Y. Maritime 9 WON— 8. LOST— 4 Leo Brandstatter Larry Rossman Irwin Hametz Larry Jonas Gerald Tepler Leo Beer Norman Seidenfeld Lazar Fruchter Herb Krantman Jack Lazaros Solly Dan Solomon Hochberg Mark Weintraub Isaac Gewirtz Martin Reinman Mitchell Seidman Aaron Fertig Jack Mermelstein l B FPFF Won Lost Frank Mandel 13 12 Charles Sprung 8 10 Murphy Rothman 8 7 Mike Schoffman 5 13 Jack Beiler 5 2 Larry Gelb 4 8 Bruce Marcus 2 4 Captains Norman Seidenfeld and Lazar Fruchter. Coach Arthur Tauber and Ass ' t. Coach Lorand Marcell, Karate Starting out with only one stu- dent two and a half years ago, the Karate Club of Yeshiva has grown to more than 70 members. Under the leader- ship of third degree blackbelt Harvey Sober, the club has produced eight purple belts, twelve green belts, and six yellow belts. Mr. Sober, who won the Eastern Seaboard Kempo Style Karate cham- pionship in 1961, has taught the students all the basic forms of the martial art stress- ing the idea that defense of one ' s body is of utmost sig- nificance. Although the train- ing is quite strenuous. Karate has become one of the most popular sports in Yeshiva and the club hopes to produce several black belts within the next two years and will enter several members into tourna- ment competition. STANDING LEFT: Harvey Sober, third degree black belt KNEELING: Purple Belts: Andrew Hirsch, Irving Grabin, David Frenkel. Joe Perecman SECOND ROW: Green Belts: Eli Orbach, Mike Andron, Berny Monderer, David Krieger, Marvin Srulowitz. THIRD ROW: Marvin Berger, Gary Schulman, Gary Schwartz, William Singler, Shimmy Feld, Jack Suslowich. EXTREME RIGHT: Coach Red Sarachek RIGHT: Captains Dave Hershkovits and Ray Aboff YU OPPONENT 1 1 62 Marist 56 73 Pace 98 46 Southampton 70 46 Stony Brook (Forfeit) 53 60 ' Brooklyn Poly 47 57 CCNY 41 51 Sacred Heart 64 74 Pratt 56 74 New Paltz 72 61 Hartford 71 . 58 Monmouth 91 44 Lehman 51 51 M.I.T. 58 75 Drew 72 74 Hunter 47 72 ' ' Queens 69 (OT) 53 Adelphi 75 46 ' Brooklyn 63 69 Patterson State 70 49 King ' s Point 62 57 Brandeis TEAM RECORD WON 9 LOST 12 66 ■ ' ' KNICKERBOCKER CONFERENCE RECORD WON 5 LOST 2 .- ABOVE RIGHT: FRONT ROW, left to right: Joe Cohen- manager. Stu Poloner, Alan Blumenthal, Dave Hershkovits, Irvin Levin — manager. SECOND ROW: Harold Perl, Michael Koenig, Richard Salit, Howard Hecht. BACK ROW: Danny Wiener, Ray Aboff, Jerry Berkowitz, Larry Reiss. RIGHT: Ass ' t. Coach Manny Greenblum No. Games Field Goa s Free Throws Rebounds Points Made Att. Pet. Made Att. Pet, No. Avg. No. Avg. 21 140 3?7 43% 121 164 74% 134 b.4 401 19,1 Salit 21 141 35? 40% 98 129 6% 116 b.b 380 18.1 Perl 21 47 1.37 34% 22 51 43% 160 .b lib 5.5 21 26 98 27% 31 44 70% 54 2.6 83 3.9 Koenig 19 ?9 68 43% 14 28 50% bb 2.9 72 3.8 19 10 48 21% 8 13 61% 16 .8 28 1.5 Reiss 17 ? 17 12% 5 0% 3b 2.1 4 .2 Hecht 11 3 1? 25% 1 4 25% 13 1.2 7 .6 Aboff 10 53 136 39% 31 48 65% 75 .b 137 13.7 Blumenthal 10 1 4 25% 2 5 40% 8 .8 Winderman 8 7 14 50% 4 15 2 % 1 2.1 18 Schoenfeld 1 0% 1 1 100% TOTALS OPPONENTS 21 21 459 1213 38% 333 540 66% 7?5 34. j 1251 59.6 514 324 60% 1352 64.4 f-:y? fst : wk 4 tig Masmid DAVID C.FRENKEL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ISRAEL STEIN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Harry Brown Associate Editor Marvin Srulowitz Business Manager Gary Epstein Literary Editor Sheldon David Managing Editor Martin Leib Senior Editor Henry Finkelstein Coordinating Editor Robert Galbut Editorial Assistant Danny Gordon Associate Editor Stanley Weissbrot Business Manager David Jacobowitz Literary Editor Hillel Raymon Managing Editor Elliot Zeisel Senior Editor Norman Stark Coordinating Editor Ivan Esterman Editoral Assistant David Leibtag Photography Editor Bernie Monderer Typing Editor John Meyers Circulation Manager Bob Wolf Staff Artist Michael Fromowitz E. J. Shapiro Israel Teitelbaum Staff Photographers Louis Eisenberg Smokey Gans Joe Geldwert Marc Spero Staff Assistants Mark Berkowitz Sheldon Feinstein Bob Miller Asher D. Rabinowitz Allen Weinstock Typing Staff !ONT, Left to right: David Leibtag. Norman Stark, Gary Epstein. Israel Stein, David •3nkel, Hillel Raymon. BACK, David Jakobowitz. Elliot Zeisel. Ivan Esterman, Robert .. Ibut. Harry Brown. Henry Finkelstein. Martin Leib. Stanley Weissbrot. Sheldon Irvid. Danny Gordon. Berny Monderer. Marvin Srulowitz Student Council The achievements of Student Council in 1968-69 marked the beginning of a new era at Yeshiva College. As campuses throughout the world erupted in revolt, YCSC ' s skillful effort restructured the College and dramatically altered the role of students in University affairs without violent protest. The year began auspiciously with a mass grievance meeting on May 22, 1968, following a hectic night that dampened the illusions of certain administrators (see pp. 30-31). Many demands were transformed into innovations and changes in University structures and proce- dures. Under the dynamic leadership of President Ham, a drive to involve students in facility and curriculum planning met with much success. Students were added as voting members to all policy committees. And perhaps the most significant step in YU ' s history was taken — a Col- lege Senate was established. This development signified a completely new approach to stu- dent demands by redefining the student ' s role in the College ' s policy-making process. Deci- sions of the most critical concern to students can now be reached by democratic means. The establishment of a powerful College Senate was all the more remarkable because of the positive attitude with which it was accepted on all levels of the University. That students are now regarded as responsible and mature partners in the YU structure is an achievement of the Yeshiva College Student Council that should be regarded as a legacy of historically grand proportions. TOP— SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Robert Galbut, V.P.; Harry Brown, Secretary Treasurer: Norman Seidenfeld, President. ABOVE— EXEC- UTIVE COUNCIL: Richard Sternberg, Secretary Treas.: Kenneth Main, Presi- dent: Lazar Fruchter, Vice President. 132 ABOVE— STUDENT COUNCIL, clockwise from top: George Jaku- bovic, Terry Cans, David Woolfson — Freshmen: Israel Teitelbaum, Harvey Bennett, Phil Orbuch— Sophomores: Richard Sternberg — Secy ' y Treas.: Kenneth Ham — Pres- ident: Lazar Fruchter— V.P : Nor- man Seidenfeld (obscured). Robert Galbut, Harry Brown — Seniors: Robert Weiss, Tzvee Zahavy — Jun- iors. Missing — Martin Bochner. LEFT: STUDENT COURT; left to right: Mark Kurtzman. Joshua Gott- lieb. Carl Lifschitz. Louis Schapiro. Neil Twersky. Sheldon David — As- sociate Justice, Aaron Kinderlehrer — Chief Justice. Norman Stark — Associate Justice, Israel Farkas, Michael Spero — Clerk. Wkt €ammmM0v Above: Governing Board meeting Above right: Edltor-in-Chlef Morty Landowne GOVERMNG BOARD Morton Landowne Editor-in-Chief BRUCE SPINOWITZ Senior Editor EDWARD ABRAMSON Managing Editor NOAH BAER Contributing Editor MARC SICKLICK News Editor DANIEL KURTZER Copy Editor GARY EPSTEIN Associate Editor RAYMOND REICH Executive Editor KENNETH KOSLOWE Sports Editor BERNARD FIRESTONE Feature Editor JAY ROSENBLUM Make-up Editor associate BOARD Typing Editors: Jerry Samet, Michael Wendroff; Business Man- ager: Abe Friedman; Excliange Editors: Gary Brick, Arl Goldman; Photography Editors: David Leibtag, Israel Teitelbaum; Assist- ant Copy Editors: Ira Jaskoll, Jeffrey Sava; Assistant Make-Up Editors: Lester Vogel, Abraham Zerykier; Assistant Feature Editors: Ivan Esterman. Aaron Reichel, Mark Bodner, Isaac Gewirtz; Assistant News Editors: Andrew Geller, Eugene Rost- ker, Ben Neiman; Assistant Contributing Editors: Perry Davis, Howard Klein, Arnold Mendelssohn; Israel Correspondent: Aaron Lewin; Assistant Sports Editors: Avi Borenstein. Ronnie Gottlieb, Sheldon Feinstein, Ira Oster, Effie Zuroff. STAFF NEWS STAFF: Larry Jacobs, Howard Dorfman, Leo Mandelbaum, Robert Stein, Sheldon Schwartz. Gary Rubin, Charles Lipshitz, Mark Kuczman, George Jakubovic: FEATURE STAFF: Sheldon Toibb, David Cohen. Elliot Royston; TYPING STAFF: Joshua Fink, Allan Roth, Asher Rabinowitz, Tzvee Zahavy, Howard Finkelstein, Gary Cohen, Irving Levin; COPY STAFF: Irwin Mans- dorf, Joel Traub, Sheldon Aron, George Jakubovic. Clockwise starting from left: Marc Sicklick, Bruce Spinowitz, Noah Baer, Kenneth Koslowe, Morton Landowne, Edward AbramsOn, Raymond Reich, Bernard Firestone, Gary Epstein WYUR WYUR left to right: TOP ROW Emil Braun— chief Engineer, Eugene LeVee— Publicity Director BOTTOM ROW Marvin Srulowitz— Executive Secretary, Gary Weinberg— Program Director. M. P. Voltage— Friendly Telephone Installer, Noah Baer— Station Manager DEBATING SOCIETY left to right: Marc Gold- stem— Presidentf Albert Milstein — Tournament Director, Steven Winter, David Shatz, Danny Kurzer— Secretary : y DEBATING SOCIETY JSSSC JSSSC left to right: Michael Kierman — Senior Class Rep., Herbert Berezin— Vice President. Michael Bashevkin — Senior Class Rep.. Howard Diamond — Senior Class Rep., David Gottesman — Freshman Class Rep., Robert Sacknovitz — President SOY SOY left to right: FRONT ROW Martin Schloss— Vice President, Eliyahu Safran — President, Jacob Hoenig— Sec ' y Treasurer BACK ROW Shmuel Szmulewitz— Rep.. Leslie Bennet — Rep.. Solomon Adier— Rep. EMCSC E| V 1 if 1 f . ' J . ' 1 f HAMASHKIF EMCSC left to right: Norman Stark. Sheldon Aron, Murray Ra- paport. Harry Katz. Martin Katz. Norman Bertram— President. Mark Haberman— V.P.. Benny Hanauer. Leon Wertheimer. Irwin Lifrak. Irving Zeidel. Arnold Waldman NIR left to right: Chaim Frydman. Bryan Falk. David Anfang HAMASHKIF left to right: Israel Orner. Morris Whitcup. Harry Berkowitz, Moshe Markowitz NIR ALPHA EPSILON DELTA SIGMA TAU DELTA PI GAMMA MU ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Pre-med Honor Society left to right: David Diamond, Mar- tin Leib, Joshua Adier, Robert Galbut— Vice President, Medical Technician, Elie Hamaoui, Marc Spero, Dr. Shimon, Michael Bashevkin, Howard Klein— President, Berny Monderer, Leslie Bennett, Joseph Eichenbaum, Bruce Spinowitz, Lazar Fruchter — Scalpel Reporter SIGMA TAU DELTA English Honor Society left to right: Gary Epstein— President, Aaron Bulman, Ivan Esterman, Kenneth Main. Abe Kinstlinger, David Jacobowitz — Sec ' y Treasurer PI GAMMA MU Social Science Honor Society left to right: Israel Stein. Joseph Weiss, Aaron Kinderlehrer, Norman Stark, Sheldon David, Ray Aboff, Steven Kev- elson, Melvin Weinberg, David Shatz, Perry Davis— President, Raymond Reich, David Frenkel, Frank Mandel, Michael Kierman, Not shown— Harry Brown— Sec ' y Treasurer PSI CHI PI MU EPSILON PSI CHI— Psychology Honor So- ciety left to right: FRONT ROW Michael Goldberg, Joel Rosenfeld MIDDLE ROW: Sam Kirschner— President, Steven Kevelson — Sec ' y Treasurer, Michael Schneider — Vice President BACK: David Frenkel SIGMA PI SIGMA Physics Honor Society left to right: Sheldon Goldstein— President. David Ka- han— Vice President, Michael Silber— Secretary, Dr. A. C. Dee- cey — Faculty Advisor PI MU EPSILON Math Honor Soci- ety left to right: Aaron Bulman, Norman Seidenfeld, Michael Sil- ber, William Gewirtz— President, Tiberiu Pollak, Ralph Norden— Vice President, Henry Finkelstein — Sec ' y Treasurer, Arthur Leven- glick, David Klavan. Jerry Wax- man, Marvin Srulowitz SIGMA PI SIGMA SOCIOLOGY CLUB SOCIOLOGY CLUB left to right: Jeffrey Femsteln. Myron Bagan, Joseph Schliefer, Morris Whitcup— Sec ' y Treasurer, Jerry Kranson — President, Nor- man Winkler— Vice President, Martin Schloss POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB left to right: Paul Levy, Frank Mandel — Sec ' y Treasurer, Norman Stark — President, Stephen Somogyi — Vice President POLI SCI CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB PHILOSOPHY CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB left to right: Israel Stein — President, Allen Fish- man — Vice President ECONOMICS CLUB left to right: Henry Finkelstem. Albert Milstein — Vice President, Sam Kahan — Pres- ident, Elliot Zeisel, Michael Cohn PHILOSOPHY CLUB left to right: Alan Walfish. William Gewirtz ' , Alan Zaitchik , Shalom Carmy, Har- ry Davis . Jerry Samet , Matin Bochner ' Steering committee. ECONOMICS CLUB PRE MED CLUB PRE-MED CLUB left to right: Lazar Fruchter — Scalpel Representative, Robert Galbut — Vice President, Howard Klein — President, David Diamond ACS-Y.U. Chapter— AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY left to right: Marc Goldstein, Karl Lipshitz — Sec ' y Treasurer, Israel Farkas — Chairman of the Board, Yisrael Isaacson. Robert Hellman — Pres- ident. Stanley Weissbrott— Vice President PSYCHOLOGY CLUB left to right: Michael Schneider, Howard Dia- mond, Menachem Kasdan PSYCHOLOGY CLUB .| ACS PHYSICS CLUB m R P pr N e! ■ 5 fejU xj - ■ ■l .. ShII I mM § 1 19 H 1 n v ' . .Ji H II Hs kI H K 9 B V,;,, H|| m iii r jj H fl H H HB Hi MATH CLU8 1 143 PHYSICS CLUB left to right: Emil Braun— Vice President. Nelson Moskowitz — President. David Kahan — Sec ' y Treasurer MATH CLUB left to right: Henry Finkelstein — Sec ' y Treasurer. William Gewirtz — President. Ralph Norden — Vice President ADA left to right: Israel Stein, Mark Lehrman, Shalom Brilliant, Martin Leib, Robert Westle— Treasurer, Harry Brown, William Gewirtz — Vice Chairman, Hillel Raymon— Chairman ZETA ZETA ZETA— Pre-success honor society CAMPUS ADA In September 1967. 10 Y.U. students, concerned with the community around the college, got together to form the Yeshiva University Neighborhood Youth Corps. The Corps was designed to send Y.U. volunteers into neighborhood schools to tutor and work there with problem students coming from underpriviledged backgrounds. The unique advantage of the program was a one-to-one relationship, a set-up that allowed for the development of deep mutual affection and friendship within the teaching process. This year the Youth Corps has expanded incredibly to 107 members working in two schools. Next year will see the expansion of the Youth Corps into a third school, as well as the start of an adult education program here at Yeshiva. In two short years the Youth Corps has gained the respect and trust of both children and adults in the community. It has shown that its goal of a dynamic Washington Heights community based on trust and cooperation with Yeshiva is no idle dream. Y.U. NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS left to right: Gary Quinn. Alan Radzin. Michael Rosen, Steven Wachtel— President. Steven Ulano, Jeffrey Schwartz — Vice President, Irwin Hametz, Morris Grunfeld NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS TEMPO TEMPO left to right: FRONT ROW Harry Bajnon— Sports Edi- tor, Herman Fisherman— Executive Editor, Frank Mandel— Feature Editor BACK ROW Albert Milstein— Copy Editor, Neil Winkler— Campus Editor, David Jacobowitz— Feature Editor, Aaron Bulman— News Editor, Chaim Cohen— Cultural Events Editor, Harry Schulhof— Editor-in-Chief, David Savit- sky — Managing Editor HAMEVASER left to right: Abe Kinstlinger— Literary Editor, Jack Bieler— Feature Editor, David Shatz— Editor-in-Chief, Harry Brown — Associate Contributing Editor, Jon Bloom- berg—Editor Emeritus STUDENT DIRECTORY left to right: Mark Berkowitz, Mark Adier HAMEVASER ECONOMIC MIND ECONOMIC MIND— Economics Journal left to right: Henry Finkelstein — Asso- ciate Editor, Jack Lazaros — Editor-in- Chief KOL left to right: Ivan Esternnan. Abe Kinstlinger, Joseph Rackman — Editor- in-Chief. Stephen Sadowsky — co-Editor- in-chief, JackBieler 147 KOL ABOVE, left to right, FRONT ROW: Eugene LeVee, Bruce Horwitz— President, Michael Ross, Marvin Srulowitz. SECOND ROW: Michael Andron, Harry Schulhoff, Joel Traube, Abe Leizerowsky, Sheldon Schorer, David Zigelman, Mr. Anthony Beukas — faculty advisor, director, set designer, etc. etc. TOP ROW: Chaim Cohen, Shalom Brilliant, Norman Levin, Jerry Wolkinson, Josh Fink, Charles Ramat, Solly Dan, Chaim Rothstein, Not shown: Jeff Schwartz, Aaron Fertig, Mark Berkowitz. RIGHT: Aaron Rothstein and Mr. Beukas working on Billy Budd set. Dramatics Society Two years ago. the Dramatics Society was a virtual nonentity in Yeshiva College life. Today, after five fine productions — each more successful than the one before — the society has become one of the most highly respected and admired school organizations. Through the dedication and talents of Anthony S. Beukas. faculty advisor and director of the group, excellence and professionalism became hallmarks for Yeshiva produc- tions. Beginning with Home of the Brave presented in the spring of 1967, then Incident at Vichy and Oliver during the 1967-68 year, the Dramatics Society assembled and re- fined the various facilities necessary to good theatre. During this period, acting tech- niques were emphasized and developed. The 1968-69 season with Billy Budd in the fall and Love, Love, Love, (3 one act plays), in the spring continued with this emphasis but with the addition of more complex and elaborate set designs. That the Society performed frequently for organizations other than the college is a measure of its increasing popularity. INCIDENT AT VICHY LEFT: If you can ' t do it right, then i ' li do every part myself! From opening night director to mati- nee make-up man. Professionally speaking, you stank. 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Pa. 19149 215-MA-4-7721 JACOBS. Morris 464 Grand Blvd. Long Beach. N.Y. 11561 516-432-1469 JANKELOVITS. Jacob 1114-47thSt. Bklyn.. N.Y. 11219 633-8420 JOSEFOVITZ, Larry 105-43 62nd Drive Forest Hills. N.Y. 11375 592-3070 KAHAN. David H. 1515 44th St, Bklyn.. N.Y. 438-6595 KAHAN. Sam David 1244 Manor Ave. Bronx. N.Y. 10472 TI-2-3869 KASDEN, MenachemB, 1718 Ave. U Bklyn.. N.Y. 11229 336-4807 KATZ. Harry 30 Wheeler St. Monticello. N.Y, 12701 794-7708 KELTER, Steven Charles 52-21 65th Place Maspeth,N,Y, 11378 HA-6-6901 KESSELSCHMIDT, David 25-12 Union St, Flushing. N.Y. 11354 939-8725 KEVELSON. Steven Alan 1728 Plainview Ave. Far Rockaway N.Y. FA-7-5217 KIERMAN. Michael 73 Harrison St. Worcester. Mass. 01604 617-757-3150 KINDERLEHRER. Aaron C. 7511 Griffin Drive Cincinnati. Ohio45237 513-761-1220 KINTSLINGER. Abraham 85 Walraven Drive Teaneck. N.J. 07666 201-833-0434 KIRSCHNER. Sam 418 McAdam Ave. Winnipeg. Manitoba 204-589-0005 KLAVAN. David 1471 Roxana Rd. N.W, Washington, D,C, 20012 202-TA-9-6592 KLEIN, Howard 1449 Bay 28th St. Far Rockaway, N,Y, 11691 GR-1-5236 KOENIG, Michael 148 Third Ave, Kingston, Pa. 18704 287-8914 KOHN, Barry 474 Mountain Ave, Winnipeg 4. Manitoba 204-JU-6-7637 KORNSPAN. Mitchell 1840 Cordova Ave. Youngstown. Ohio 44504 216-747-7675 KOSE. Michael 1018 Pine Ave. Union, N.J. 686-5704 KOSLOWE. Kenneth 540 Prospect Ave. Mamaroneck. N.Y. 10543 914-698-0613 KRANSON. Jerry 41 Miner St. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. 18702 717-822-0235 KRONENBERG. Ira 26-49 96th St. Elmhurst. N.Y. 11369 TW-8-4350 LAMDAN. Ely 182Bennet Ave. New York. N,Y, 10040 SW-5-9168 LANDA, Saul 107-17 89th St, Ozone Park, N,Y, VI-5-9254 LANDDOWNE, Morton 60 E, Olive St, Long Beach, N,Y, 11561 516-432-1905 LANDAU, Arthur 96 College Rd, Monsey, N,Y. 10952 EL-6-8378 LAZAROS. Jack 91 Shore Drive Athol, Mass. 01331 617-249-3860 LEBOR. Avram 325 Longacre Avenue Woodmere. N.Y. 516-295-1040 LEBOWITZ. Eugene 190Marcy Ave. Bklyn.. N.Y. 11211 EV-7-6258 LEE, Jack 2218 Holland Ave. Bronx. N.Y. 10467 652-1997 LEIB. Martin L. 656 Mam St. Haverhill. Mass. 01830 617-372-4649 LERNER. Davidl. 2164 Barnes Ave. Bronx, N,Y. 10462 597-2806 LEVEE, Eugene 7333 S, Paxton Chicago, III. 60649 312-768-3930 LEVENGLICK, Arthur 1335 54th St. Bklyn.. N.Y. 851-8692 LEVENSON.Carl 2280 Olinville Ave. Bronx, N,Y, 10467 231-0585 LIFSCHITZ, Barry M. 301 Ave. F Bklyn.. N.Y. 438-1002 LIPSITZ. Edward 29 Laurel Rd. 696-0927 MANDEL. Frank 425 N.June St. Los Angeles. Calif. 90048 931-0484 MEYERS, Joel Jay 6833 N.Kedzie Ave. Chicago, III. 60645 312-761-1553 MEYERS. John A. 109 Rector St. Perth Amboy. N.J. 08861 201-VA-6-1254 MILSTEIN, Albert 1545 Winona Ct. Denver. Colo. 80204 534-6695 MONDERER. Berny 211 B. 140th St. Belle Harbor, N,Y. 11694 212-474-7413 MOSKOWITZ. Israel 49 Payson Ave. New York. N.Y. 10034 567-2153 MOSKOWITZ. Nelson 3240 Oak Rd. Cleveland. Ohio 441 IS ER- 1-4686 JVIUHLBAUER. Sheldon 61 Harrison Ave. Bklyn, N.Y. 11211 782-5365 NAIERMAN. Morty 119 Grant St. Portland, Maine 772-6078 NELSON. Nathan 383 Grand St. New York. N.Y. 10002 GR-3-3131 NORDEN. Ralph 93 Constitution St. Walhngsford. Conn. 06492 203-269-8294 OBOLER. Jeffrey 316 B. 27th St. Far Rockaway. N.Y. 471-9150 ORNER. Israel F. A. deFigueroa 1327 Buenos Aires. Argentina PICKHOLTZ. Herschel 3294 Beachwood Rd. Cleveland. Ohio 321-0078 PLUDWINSKI. Alexander Rua Alberquerque Lins 566 Sao Paulo. Brazil 517-616 POGROW. Yitzie 480 W. 187 St. New York. N.Y. 10033 WA-7-1965 POLINSKY. Milton S. 588 Lenox Rd. Brooklyn. N.Y. 11203 PR-8-9121 PONCZ. Louis 2148 Muliner Ave. Bronx. N.Y. 10462 824-7312 POLLAK.Tiberiu 1376-42 St. Bklyn.. N.Y. 11219 854-9050 POSY. David H. 110 Ocean Parkway Bklyn.. N.Y. 11218 UL-3-8256 POWITZ. Stephen J. 48 Surrey Commons Lynbrook. N.Y. 516-LY-3-9701 PACKMAN. Joseph R. 30 E. 62 St. New York. N,Y. 10021 TE-8-3113 RADZIN. Alan 1745Caton Ave. Bklyn.. N.Y. 11226 IN-2-0651 RAPPAPORT. Henry 860 W, 181 St, New York, N,Y, 10033 LO-8-4315 RAPAPORT, Murray I, 40 Naples Rd, Brookline, Mass, 02146 617-734-4025 RAYMON, Hillel 225 Wayne St. Highland Park. N.J. 08904 201-545-6999 REICH. Raymond 717 Eastern Parkway Bklyn., N.Y. 11213 HY-3-8078 REINMAN. Martin 1159 55 St. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219 438-2175 REZNICK, Samuel D. 48BarreSt. Charleston, S.C. 29401 RA-2-8701 ROCK, Melvin 3906E. Antisdale South Euclid, Ohio 441 18 216-291-2344 ROSENBERG, Bernhard H. 400 E. 43 St. Kansas City. Mo. 54110 816-JE-1-4362 ROSENBLUM, Robert 219-17 74 Ave. Bayside, NY. 11364 SP-6-5729 ROSENFELD, Joel 7952 W. 4th St. Los Angeles, Calif. 213-933-4256 ROSS, Michael I. 3702 Ave. S Bklyn., N.Y. 11234 ES-6-7558 ROSTKER, Eugene 290 E. 53 St. Bklyn., N.Y. 11203 DI-2-4202 RUBIN, Bernard 35-33 83 St. Jackson Heights, N.Y. 11372 672-9496 SADOWSKY, Stephen B. 24 9-50 57th Ave. Little Neck, N.Y. 11362 BA-4-7240 SAFRAN, Eliyahu 99-38 64 Ave. Forest Hills, N.Y. 11374 TW-7-0269 SAIMAN.Yechiei SATOSKY, Jack 120 Gale Place Bronx. NY. 10463 K 1-6- 1964 SAUER, Neil 2550 Olinville Ave. Bronx, N,Y. 10467 231-3629 SAVITSKY, David 64-10 99 St. Rego Park, N.Y. 896-8449 SCHENKER, David 112 Goldsmith Ave. Newark, N.J. 07112 201-923-8727 SCHLOSS, Martin A. 71 Richmond Ave. Worcester, Mass. 01602 617-PL-2-1746 SCHNALL, David 3 Leon Drive Monsey, N.Y. 10952 EL-2-4068 SCHNEIDER, Michael 1 Behnert Place Cranford, N.J. 07016 201-276-8954 SCHNUR.JoelL. 800 Concourse Village W. Bronx, N.Y. 10451 992-6475 SCHOENFELD. Leonard S. 888 8th Ave. New York, NY. 10019 SCHORER, Sheldon 1755 Karen Lane E. Meadow. N.Y. 516-IV-1-3904 SCHREIBER, Simeon B. 121 Rand Place Lawrence, NY. 11559 516-239-1579 SCHULHOF, Harry 1875 University Ave. Bronx, N.Y. 10453 LU-3-6539 SCHWARZ, Ronald J. 317 Engelwood Ave. Teaneck, N.J. 201-833-2686 SEIDENFELD, Norman 61 Martense St. Bklyn., N.Y. 11221 IN-2-6148 SHATZ. David 390 West End Ave. New York. N.Y. 10024 TR-4-0444 SHUB, Howard M. 471 Coldstream Ave. Toronto 12, Ontario RU-1-0700 SILVERBERG, Matthew 25 North Circle Matawan, N.J. 07747 201-583-9022 SOKOLOW. Moshe 1619-54 St. Bklyn., N.Y. 11204 851-8165 SOLE, Robert 60 Ashton Ave. Newton, Mass. 02159 LA-7-4042 SOLOMON, Nathan A. 1430W. ElsmerePI. San Antonio, Texas PE-4-0403 SOLOW, Moshe 7 VanCorlearPI. Bronx, N.Y. 10463 LO-2-7332 SPERO, Marc 4142StillmoreRd. S.Euclid, Ohio 44121 216-EV-2-6894 SPINOWITZ, Bruce 2068 Ford St. Bklyn., N.Y. NI-6-1935 SRULOWITZ, Marvin 20 Jeffrey Place Monsey, N.Y. 10952 914-356-2502 STARESHEVSKY, Richard M, 22ScherPI. Passaic, N.J. 07055 201-779-5485 STARK, Norman 377 Ave. C Bayonne, N.J. 07002 201-436-3708 STEIN, Israel 3421 Glen Ave. Baltimore. Md. 21215 301-764-2922 STEIN, Joel J. 121 North Dawes Ave. Kingston, Pa. 18704 717-288-0189 STEIN. Joseph 266 East Broadway New York, NY. 10002 254-1683 STEIN. Martin 473F.D.R. Drive New York, NY. 10002 CA-8-2293 SUSKEWICZ, H. Bernard 5 Frontenac Ave. Buffalo. N.Y. 14216 TF-8-1740 SUSSMAN. Alan J. 60 Warren St. New London, Conn. 06320 203-442-7496 SZMIDT, James 3427 Cutshaw Ave. Richmond, Va. 355-5652 TEICHMAN, Thomas R.Oscar Freire694 Sao Paulo, Brazil TRATTNER, Ira 123-35 82 Road Kew Gardens, NY. 11375 544-5870 TWERSKY, Martini. 371-16th Ave. San Francisco, Calif. SK-2-1711 TWERSKY, Moshe 415 Ave. F Brooklyn, N.Y. 11218 UL-3-0472 TWERSKY. Neal M. 23 Koster Blvd. Metuchen, N.J. 08840 201-548-2050 UNGAR, Amiel 45 Fairview Ave. New York, N.Y. LO-7-5509 UNGER, Sam 2856 Mayfield Rd. Cleveland Hts., Ohio 44118 371-9876 WACHSMAN, Abraham 83-32 Talbot St. Kew Gardens, N.Y. 11415 VI-7-3255 WACHTEL, Steven 81 North Pine St. North Massapequa, NY. 11758 516-LI-M247 WAHRHAFTIG.Chaim 495 W. 186 St. New York, N.Y. 10033 LO-8-0874 WARBURG, Ronald 100 Overlook Terrace New York, N.Y. 10033 LO-8-5193 WAXMAN, Jerry 1343 E. 10th St. Bklyn., N.Y. DE-9-6197 WAXMAN, Joel L. 127 Hiler Ave. Kenmore, NY. 14217 716-877-8383 WEINBERG, Gerard 7 Ellish Parkway SpringValley, NY. 10977 914-EL-6-7960 WEINBERG, Melvm 95-23 67 Ave. Forest Hills, NY. 11374 BO-3-1902 WEISS, Aryeh 54 E. 182 St. Bronx. N.Y. 10453 SE-3-7047 WEISS. Arnold I. 216 State St. Perth Amboy, N.J. 08861 201-442-4291 WEISS. Joseph H. 1937 E. 13 St. Bklyn, N.Y. 645-2790 WEISSBROT, Stanley 1478 Utica St. Denver, Colo. 80104 825-6810 WIEDERKEHR, Irwin 90 Laurel Hill Terrace New York, N.Y. 10033 923-2407 WINKELMAN, Stanton I. 87-10 204 St. Jamaica, N.Y. 464-1328 WHITCUP, Morris S. 1647 Popham Ave. Bronx, N.Y. 10453 CY-9-6080 WINKLER, Neil N. 1380 Virginia Ave. Bronx, N.Y. 10462 SY-2-8908 WINKLER, Norman Bklyn., N.Y. PR-4-5106 WOLF, Shimon 19 Brokaw Lane Great Neck, N.Y. 11023 516-HU-7-9639 WOLK, Morris 418 Kimball Ave. Yonkers, NY. 10704 914-BE-7-2074 YABLOK, J. Benjamin 634 5th St. Marietta, Ohio 373-4209 YOMTOV, Yigal 69-46 197 St. Flushing, N.Y. 11365 454-1916 ZEISEL, Elliot M. 18 Hilltop Place Monsey, N.Y. 10952 356-3114 ZHEUTLIN, Michael 280 Henderson St. Jersey City, N.J. 201-435-2267 ZIGELMAN, David 811-87 St. North Bergen, N,J. 07047 201-869-5661 Compliments ot ISRAEL DISCOUNT BANK LIMITED MAIN NEW YORK OFFICE: 511 FIFTH AVENUE At 43rd Street BRANCH: 1350 BROADWAY At 35th Street CONGRATULATION TO DAVID f UPON HIS GRADUATION from .ND MRS. GERSON FRENKEL, GARRY EPHRAIM ZVI. AND JACK AND ESTHER SALTZSON John, Thanks for everything. Love, Dave Sallv Mazei Tov and Best Wishes for future success to our son and brother SHELDON Mr. Mrs. F. Hersh Stan, Sheila and Elon Bar-Tovand Yaron Haifa, Israel C ' dat (y ichestia J t Congratulations to all my GRANDCHILDREN GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN Mrs. Fannie Sperling 20; - 779-5 85 Richie OlaVi M 22 SCHER PLACE PASSAIC MEW JERSEY 07055 5OLO AND COMBO BEST WISHES for a bright future toour dear son SRAll STEIN Mr. Mrs. Henry Stein t « V ' ■ .ti v■y! jt■Vf.: ■l !VS) ' « :iW ■l ; ? ' ' ; ' :3 With all good wishes to the CLASS OF 1969 Mr. Mrs. Louis Schreiber Congratulations and best wishes to HOWARD SHUB on his graduation Mr. Mrs. JackShub Wilfred, Judith, Scott Congratulations to DAVID SHATZ and his classmates Mr. Mrs. Meyer Shatz Howard Samuel Shatz Henry Golda Rothman Jack Adelman Rabbi Morris H. Bell Rabbi James I. Gordon Jerome B. Gordon Abe Guterman David Halpern Arnold L. Knoll Rabbi Norman Lamm Rabbi Simon Noveck H. Ribner Rabbi Nathan Rosenbaum Dr. Auri Spigelman Dr. M. L. Wertheimer THE PRODUCTS YOU DESIRE. WE TBY TO ASPIRE BURKE ENTEflPRISES QVoxU-li ' ulE OmfjoiUxi of 3ancij oodi Ari Burke t2) 332.1370 Steven Nussdorf tl12) OR 3-aiS7 congratulates HARRY BERKOWITZ our founder HP M 1 — 1 c Lodid ; 1 ' [ . ' .AN 5 s K ' n .1 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the YESHIVA COLLEGE GRADUATES The generation that will bring Torah-True Judaism to the Moon From the Chug L ' tnach V ' hasiforim Hachitzonim and from MURRAY HARVEY HOROWITZ Congratulations 1 H! ' TheDavldrnan to 1 |H ' JACK BABANI K ' Grandson and Nephew from H LENNY His Uncles and Aunts B on his graduation m Congratulations to g our son BARRY ri and the class of 69 1 Mr. Mrs. M. Kohn i Winnipeg, Canada J Groetingi from 5 U N NURSING HOME | tliOS TAiclid Ave Cleveland, Ohio _ Cn,7i(il nert- ot CiOihtn ,ind 1urni ' hin5 tot men ,nd o s J Best wishes to DAVID FIALKOFF EDWARD SOL FEIGELMAN upon receiving his 8A and Cantorial Degrees. Best Wishes for his future. Mother and Dad Brothers, Michael and Arnold and his classmates Best wishes to MARK BERKOWITZ Alex and Miriam Steinberger Congratulations to our son and brother SOLOMON ADLER from his Inlaws and family H B FRUIT VEGETABLES MARKET 186th St. St. Nicholas Ave. Best wishes to DA V D FIALKOFF upon his graduation Congratulations and best of luck to IRA KRONENBERG upon his graduation Best wishes for the future to MARTIN SCHLOSS Mr. Mrs. A. Schloss and Simcha Much success and happiness to MARTIN SCHLOSS Mrs. Kate Finkelstien Best of luck to MARTIN SCHLOSS ELASTIC PRODUCTS CO. Compliments of MR. MRS. SIDNEY FEINBERG ROYALCRAFT TRIMMING CORP. 307 W. 36th Street NewYork,N.Y. 10018 ARTHUR WEBER CO. INC. 1375 Broadway NewYork,N.Y. 10018 Wishing lots of luck to SOLOMON AND GOLDIE Mildred Hy Compliments of the Young Israel of Windsor Park Congratulations to all My Boys on Graduation day MRS. GARY SEGURA AND FAMILY ZOMICK ' S BAKE SHOP 601 Beach 20th Street Far Rockaway, N.Y. Good luck and best wishes to IRA KRONENBERG MR. MRS. JEROME GOLDMAN FROM A FRIEND FOrFtRYON FLORIST 1432 St. Nicholas Ave. New York, N.Y. 10033 DAVID ' S TRAVEL AGENCY Why-wait — buy vour airline anci bus tickets in advance 182nd St. and St. Nicholas Ave. Best of luck to the class of WYESHIVA COLLEGE DEBATING SOCIETY President: Marc. D. Goldstein M. ABRAMSON AND SON Jewelers since 1898 1400 St. Nicholas Ave. EPSCO SUPPLY wishes the class of 1969 the best of luck in the years ahead Best wishes to IRA KRONENBERG Compliments of MAUZONES Greeting from SHOFER ' S FURNITURE CO., INC. In honor of ;05£PH EICHENBAUM Greeting from BETH JACOB CONGREGATION Greetings from MR. MRS. ALBERT BAGAN Congratulations to DA WO FIALKOFF upon his graduation Congratulations to my nephew MOE CROOB }oyeria-lza jewelry Store Agency of Longines Bulova Watches Parker Pens Cash, Credit Lay-away 593 W. 181st St. NYC. A MESSAGE TO FRIENDS IT HAS BEEN A REAL PRIVILEGE TO WORK WITH YOUR FINE CLASS. YOU HAVE CHOSEN A MAGNIFICENT CLASS RING. WEAR IT PROUDLY AND TREASURE ITS MEMORIES AND MESSAGE OF ACHIEVEMENT GOOD LUCK! Bob Callow - Dick Lo Pachin 55 Northern Boulevard Greenvale, long Island Mobi Monument 3-4400 BRUSCO Mobilheat FUEL OIL CO., INC. Oil Burners Boilers Installed Serviced 766 Amsterdam Avenue {Bet. 97th 98th Sts.) New York 25, N.V. Congratulations MICHAEL from Mom, Dad and Fran Mr. Mrs. Moe Schneider Cranford, New Jersey Compliments Mr. Mrs. Alfred Feldman Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Joseph Feldman THE FELDMAN CO. INC. BEST WISHES TO SAUL FROM MR. MRS. SAMUEL LANDA, MARTY, JANET, PHILLIP, SETH AND ARI {keep smiling) RABBI MRS. LEVOVITZ AND MRS. M. TWERSKY WISH THEIR CHILDREN A MAZEL TOV ON THEIR RECENT MARRIAGE WE WISH THEM MANY YEARS OF SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TOGETHER Congratulations to Our Dear Coneratulations to SHELDON DAVID f AY May this Commencement be the beginning of a lifetime of Health, on his graduation Happiness, and Success. from his Family All Our Love Marilyn David Dr. Mrs. Jack Walker Jeanette and Gila CONGRATULATIONS TO ELI HAMAOUI FROM MALDEN KNITTING MILLS MALDEN, MASS. Maze! Tov V ' Hatzlocho Rabbo to our son and brother YISROEL YITZCHOK from: Mr. Mrs. David Moskowitz jack and Marsha FOR OUR BROTHER MORTY MARTIN KRAUSS P PRINCETON PAPER CORPORATION 34-26 37th STREET, LONG ISLAND CITY, N. Y. 11101 HESHIE Upon His Graduation Mr. Mrs. David Schulhof Jacob and Faye Naomi MAY WE SUGGEST White Rose MORE TEA MORE FLAVOR IN EVERY TEA BAG Congratulations to HARRY BROWN and his fellow classmates POLLACK AND KELLER INC. GENERAL MASON CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL RUBENFELDS Hotel Caterers ® Monsey, N.w York 914 - 356-3400 212 - 562-6181 23850 Commerce Park Beachwood, Ohio Congratulations to MARTY ' PERFIDY THYMUS AND THE MARSUPIALS JOEY With you always, Philo, P.A. Drip, Cousin Soap, Phloem, Tilly Mollusk, Peter, and Kate Smith Love, Mom and Dad Geldwert Congratulations Best Wishes Congratulations Best Wishes to our son JOHN and the Class of ' 69 MR. MRS. LESTER MEYERS FRANK MANDEL upon your graduation. May you have continued success in all your future endeavors, and be a source of pride to your family. MR. MRS. ARMIN MANDEL SHIRLEY SHABSI and EVA and, of course SHRAGA MENDEL UNCLE HENRY Congratulates YISROEL ISAACSON upon his graduation and TAIHO KASHIWADO SADANOYAMA upon their achieving the rank of YOKOZUNA To BERNY SUSKEWICZ from UNCLE ABE AND AUNT ROSE Cantor Daniel T. Gildar Charles C. Memel Benjamin Pigovat Gertrude Schweibel BUFFFALO, N.Y. Congratulations to CARY EPSTEIN from MOM AND DAD SANDY AND DAVID MIRA AND MARK GAIL Best Wishes To SHIMSHON from CENTRAL HOSIERY CO. TORONTO, CANADA FROM THE BOYS ON THE TERRACE TO THE TOOLS ON THE HILL YOU ' VE COME A LONG WAY, LOUIE (B ' LI AYIN HARA) Congratulations to SHELand MARYLIN, MIKEandREGI DANNY and COOKIE, GARY and MIRIAM from THE KOZ Congratulations to KENNY and the Class of ' 69 upon their graduation DAD MOM NEIL MARK SHARI ANN Best Wishes to MORDECHAI from Rabbi M. Z. Twersky Dr. Isador Twersky and Family Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to STANLEY and LINDA Upon Their Engagement Mr. Mrs. J. Weissbrot and Susie Mr. Mrs. M. Weiss and Allen Mr. and Mrs. Hyman P. Galbut David, Al B., and Russel Wish ROBERT and His Classmates the Best of Luck Upon their Graduation THE FAMILY OF MICHAEL KOSE Congratulations to BERNIE on his graduation and entrance to Medical School Mom, Dad Grandmamina Inhonorofthe I H graduation of my son 1 ■■ MENACHEM B. 1 KASDAN 1 Congratulations to our son and his room.mate 8 ' ?7-226-421 abbi Mrs. Cmanuel Rackman Congratulations to Frank Mandel From Aunt Helen, Aunt Margaret and Uncle Lazar NEGEV HOME MADE FOOD INC. Glatt Kosher— Free Delivery 1211 Ave. J. Bklyn,N.Y. 11230 Congratulations to Bob Rosenblum from his parents HEIGHTS SUPPLY COMPANY 1539 St. Nicholas Ave. Congratulations to Harry Mr. Mrs. Moses Weiss Gigi To Robert Ca faut— Thanks for years of encouragement Joseph Harry Weiss lOE SALWEN PAPER PRODUCTS ' CORP. 185 Randolph St. Brooklyn, N.Y. ALEXANDER ' S KOSHER RESTAURANT This was a mistake. MARV CORONET TRAVEL AGENCY 49 West 47th St. NewYork, N.Y. 10036 CI 7-2448-9 TRAVEL AGENCY FOR Y.U. STUDENTS Campus Rep.— S. Davidovics Congratulations to RAYMOND REICH upon his graduation SIMON ANNE REICH WALTER TOVE REICH Joseph Lena Nussbaum Leon Rebeccah Nussbaum William Shirley Feit Congratulations to BRYAN ' ' NIR ' ' from BERTHA HEILIZER SCHMITT ' S FUEL OIL SERVICE 1609WilliamsbridgeRd. Bronx, N.Y. 10461 Congratulations and Best of Luck LAZAR from Mom, Dad, Aaron, Susan, Howard, Irving, Esther Congratulations to NORMAN SEIDENFELD upon His Graduation. Best Wishes and Success in His Future Endeavors. from SINAI TAKE HOME FOODS Congratulations to Our Son, Brother, and Uncle SHELDON DAVID upon His Graduation Mr. Mrs. Herman David Mr. Mrs. Walter David Jeffrey and Aileen M. LERMAN INC. Monuments of Distinction 129-131 Suffolk Street New York, New York 10002 OR-4-2250-1-2 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO KENNY MAIN DAVE FRENKEL ELLIOT ZEISEL SIMMY SCHREIBER AVI LEBOR AND THE ENTIRE CLASS OF ' 69 FROM JOEL DEBBIE SCRANTON, PA. !? 1 Congratulations to HOWIE from Mr. Berg and Aunt Lena Congratulations to SHAZBAZ THE BIRD CALLER A Sure Success in 40 Years Congratulations to our dear grandson upon his graduation Mr. Mrs. Max Goldshlag Congratulations to BRYAN upon his graduation Mr. Mrs. Joseph Falk Erika Mazel Tov to JACOB jANKELOVITZ f and the Graduating Class of 69 , -« Congratulations ALAN J. SUSSMAN From Your Parents Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Our Beloved Son and Brother DAVID LERNER Mr. Mrs. E. Lerner and Jack Congratulations and Best Wishes for the Future l Dr. Mrs. Emanuel Goldshlag Dear Aaron, MAZEL TOV Best Wishes for a life of health and happiness Monn, Dad and Sally Congratulations from JUDSON 2-5353 MAX RUBINSTEIN HIRSCH Co. 30 W. 47TH 1 STREET MEMBERS N. Y. STOCK EXCHANOE NEW YORK Congratulations and Best Wishes to NATHAN NELSON Upon His Graduation Mom, Dad, and Janet Mr. Mrs. Abraham Nelson Mr. Mrs. Elias Fiedler Mr. Mrs. Sam Miller Passaic Sportswear, Inc. Allen Pants, Inc. P R Leather Co. Reliable Clothing, Inc. Bridge Merchandise Co. i ' l ' ! T ana ' s 5 ' ' ' J :: ■IB. ' Congratulations and Hatzlachato our son and brother Joel Mr. Mrs. A. Greene, Monty and Heath er Good Luck to GERARD WEINBERG fromyour alter ego. Mr. Mrs. Gunter Schwartz congratulate their son Ronald on his graduation. SAUL ' S MARKET— 2M- Murray Av. GUTMAN MEYER 1508 St. Nicholas Av. ACADEMY CLOTHES 33 Broad St., Elizabeth, N.J. Congratulations to y CK LEE From DAD and MOM RIVER PARKWAY HAND LAUNDRY 2553 Amsterdam Ave. Congratulations to my son Martin upon his graduation — Morris Stein Compliments of K P Textiles Mazel Tov to the class of ' 69 Eugene Ann Mermelstein TOV M ' AOD LUNCHEONETTE Vote ior MARIO PROCACCINO Primary day, June 17th. Mazel Tov and Best Wishes upon your graduation — Mom, Dad, Isaac and Yocheved FIRST INVESTORS ' CORP. Jerome Wiliig, Group Manager SAMUEL NEWMAN 11 Sunrise Pi., Valley Stream, N.Y. JACK ' S PAINT SUPPLY INC. 332 New Lots Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. Congratulations to Grads of 1969 AZRIEL F El NER— Insurance Consultant. 212-478-6500 SARABHAI AGENCIES— 30 Rockefeller Plaza BLAINE ' S WORK CLOTHES INC. 521 W. 181st— Corner Audubon PAUL ' S CLEANERS 1507 Mott Ave., Far Rockaway, N.Y. GOTHAM DRUG STORE 1407 St. Nicholas Ave. GROSS ' FABRIC SHOP 1144 Jersey Ave., Elizabeth, N.J. Best Wishes— Mom, Dad, f e and Max LEO ' S MENS BOYS ' WEAR 709 Elizabeth Av., Elizabeth, N.J. Congratulations to all Graduates — THE GRUENSPECHTS Dr. Lester Silverman 44 Vernon St., Springfield, Mass. B.M.S. ELASTIC FABRICS 395 Broadway, New York, N.Y. WEISS SON JEWELRY MANUFACTURER 10 W. 47th St., New York, N.Y. LEGION COFFEE SHOP 591 W. 181st St. To the roommate who has given Y.LI. its fondest memories — from y. W. f. toy. R.R. BARRICINI CANDY— GREETING CARDS 1422 St. Nicholas Av. (nr. 181st) CONGRATULATIONS AN J. SUSSMAN FRO M YOUR PARENTS We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time Through the unknown, remembered gate When the last of earth left to discover Is that which was the beginning; At the source of the longest river The voice of the hidden waterfall And the children of the apple tree Not known, because not looked for But heard, half heard, in the stillness Between two waves of the sea Quick now, here, now always — A condition of complete simplicity (Costing not less then everything) And all shall be well and All manner of thing shall be well When the tongues of flame are in-folded Into the crowned knot of fire And the fire and the rose are one. Ili-M Wlihi ' s lo Ihf CIjss or 69 RABBI ABNER H. GROFF YC ' 60 MORDY BESSER ' 68 Office of the Registrar PINCHAS FRIEDENBERG ' 67 Assistant to the Registrar GARY L. KORNSPAN ' 63 Assistant to the Director of Student Finances JACK NUSSBAUM ' 60 Assistant to the Director of Student Finances LARRY WACH5MAN ' 63 Assistant Registrar ABRAHAM WAHRHAFTIG ' 66 Office of the Registrar RABBI JEROME WITKIN ' 67 Assistant Director of Admissions Congratulations to BARRY HERMAN On his graduation From MR. AND MRS. JACK HERMAN MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR ROSENTHAL RENEE AND ROY ALAN AND SHELLEY HINDA AND MR. AND MRS. LUCAS To DAVID POSY Our Very Best Wishes Mother, Dad, Carl J. Aunt Mae — Uncle Jack Girls Uncle Phil— Aunt Ruth Girls Aunt Anna — Uncle Abe Family YITZIE POGROW on His Graduation from Mom and Dad and Stanley THE ERNA MICHAEL COLLEGE STUDENT COUNCIL ; CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF ' 69 NORMAN BERTRAM— PRESIDENT MARK HABERMAN— VICE PRESIDENT MICHAEL LIEBERMAN— SECRETARY-TREASURER CLASS 7 REPRESENTATIVES BRIAN NADATA NATHAN NELSON MICHAEL MOSESON CLASS 6 REPRESENTATIVES MARTIN KATZ CHARLES LIPSCHITZ BERNIE HANAUER CLASS 5 REPRESENTATIVES IRVING ZEIDEL SHELDON ARON SIMON FELD CLASS 4 REPRESENTATIVES HARRY KATZ MURRAY RAPPAPORT LEON WERTHEIMER CLASS 3 REPRESENTATIVES SOL GREEN ARNOLD WALDMAN IRWIN LEFRAK THE ERNA MICHAEL COLLEGE STUDENT COUNCIL HAS PURCHASED THE FOLLOWING EIGHT PAGES TO HONOR ITS GRADUATES AND FACULTY. 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Graduation is also — and ap- propriately — a time to pause and ponder lessons learned and mistakes unrectified. Olive Schreiner put it this way in The Lost Joy: At last they came to where Reflection sits, that strange woman who had always one elbow on her knee, and her chin in her hand and who steals light from the past to shed it on the future. And indeed our education at Yeshiva will enable us to take the light of Torah and illuminate the future. This is our strength and insurance in this Pecksniffian world. Congratulations to the entire class and my best wishes always. r President, EMCSC CJCN 1D21 .nnc- IS n-ic:!: nr- ' cn ijjyc ' ? s- 1922 n3t ' 3 imc? is-2 Tsr: .3X3 ij ' b n n .in:tJ ' no3 ,Ti3Di nans ' ? c ' 3itn c j3„3 ■ ' 7 ir n i:s ' nn3t lyn nr n an : ■ J03 .njam nanyn sirun ' nn ms ' ?v c y ' ? s ' i- c cmcDn Tcn:} ,vt: ' vr: ' 733 i-nr: pyai mnnsn ' pcja nmti ' o C13D7 ' i ' jrB T-cn T ni 3itDn n-u ' iyn nti ' vi pms y3D menus ' ? n3t ]3 ;n3 .inn .pixn ;v ' .2 i m iysn IS nznr; c ' ?v; ' 7 r c ' Jn: T ' n ,iy3i3D uy ■.mr r;nn .innocnn .nnnsn y nmta iJ nn yn n3 ' ' ti ' ' 3 innstrc,, ] ' ;a ' 7 nnionn Cipc ' 737 . CDn p is ti s„ t: n n si2;n i: ' 73 ' pc nsnc ' - uns styi: ijns iisn nnntr .]i ' ' tDti ' :n:i .3 ciin T ' m She is neither teacher nor preacher. In fact, she is not even a doctor. But to most of us. she has been the inspiration that guided our way through four years of Erna Michael Col- lege. Her keen wit and touching humor brightened many a day that seemed to be folding down upon us. Whether the problem was academic, administrative or even personal, she left no stone unturned to help out. Her every move is guided by the effect it will have on the fel- las in T.I.: sincerity is her trademark. Seeking no glory nor personal advance- ment for herself, she has always displayed the same concern for each individual in both the old administration and the new. Her pen has served as the tempering scepter dispens- ing a touch of mercy after the justice has been handed down next door. When, in future years, we recall Erna Michael College, we will think with fondness of her, the woman to whom we dedicate this section, with profound admiration and utmost appreciation — SARAH MEYER m dtmMM RAY MARVIN M. DAVID NOAH S. RICHARD E. NORMAN ABOFF AMMER ANFANG BAER BELL BERTRAM JOSEPH SHALOM YALE B. STEVEN NATHAN SHELDON BIRN BRILLIANT BUTLER CHALFIN CHASAN DAVID HYMAN ALLEN FISCHGRUND FISHMAN JOSEPH FRUCHTER CHAIM G. FRYDMAN ALAN GERBER DAVID GITLER DANIEL T. GORDON CHARLES GOTTLIEB HYMAN GROSS KENNETH C. KOSLOWE ELY LAMDAN SAUL HILLEL LANDA AVRAM LEBOR JACK BRIAN LEE MARK L LEHRMAN EUGENE L. LEVEE BARRY M. LIFSCHITZ SHALOM BRILLIANT MICHAEL ROSS YECHIEL SAIMAN MICHAEL SCHNEIDER LEONARD SCHOENFELD SHELDON SCHORER SIMEON SCHREIBER RONALD SCHWARZ RICHARD STARESHEFSKY NORMAN STARK MAss ABRAHAM WACHSMAN CHAIM WAHRHAFTIG HARRY JOSEPH GEORGE WEISZ i STAN WINKELMAN NORMAN WINKLER YIGAL YOMTOV ' :k Myi ?m - l ' ' The Masmid Staff Wishes to Extend Special Thanks to: Phil St. Pierre Dick Lupardo of American Yearbook Co. Hal Piernick Jerry Sieser of Burton Studios— Official Masmid Photographers Dr. Seymour Lainoff —Faculty Advisor Dean Israel Miller Mrs.. Streich . Jl ,5= .1? « ■ 55 =