Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1970 volume:

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Pilgrim asked, How art thee called that thy word be truth? The Evangel- ist replied, For those who swear by Truth, I am known as Hypocrisy. Then said Pilgrim, Yet, if thy name be Hypoc- risy ... But, the Evangelist interrupted him saying, Be- ware the rut in the road and heed thy humble guide. Then said Pilgrim, Then let us be gone. UNIVERSITY I beheld in my dream that they followed the sloped path through a rough wood. Despite Hypocrisy ' s assurance. Pilgrim feared dangerous encounters for the country was wild and foreboding. They saw no resting place about, nothing but towering heights, rough crevices and jagged stones strewn about. Alongthe path flowed a river and I saw that it was murky, green and stank of death. Pilgrim commented. It is ugly and desolate here and my feet are weary and sore. Hypocrisy replied, Fear not. forthe chal- lenge shall temper thy soul, the road shall callous thy feet and thou sha It be a better man for it. They continued on their way. mmif HHW fiLJL ( 1, r L - li; 1 P m ' -%. A Hfl Soon they came upon a veritable giant straddling the road. Said Pilgrim, What mysterious figure looms before us? Verily an impressive person is he, for he greatly towers above us. As the figure approached, it exclaimed reading from a large book, Follow me through the wilderness; through this uncultivated land. Then said Pilgrim, How art thee called and from what dost thou quote? The giant replied. I am called Piety and I do quote from the wisdom of the ages. Then said Hypocrisy to Pilgrim, Learned Piety is one of the greatest of men to walk this path. Heed his words. Then said Piety, I welcome thee to this road of peace. This, my son, shall be thy guidebook, for it is the source of all knowledge. And I beheld that Piety gave to Pilgrim a most ancient volume and it was accepted gratefully. Piety spake unto Pilgrim. From whence dost thou come? Pilgrim replied, I come from the banks of indecision. Piety heaved a great sigh and began. You are fortunate, my son, for here you will find the Good Life. Upon this road you will learn how to conduct yourself. Thereupon Piety did turn to Hypocrisy and spoke with him quietly. Pilgrim stood aside unable to grasp Piety ' s whispered words. He did not know what to do with the script, for the words were written in a foreign tongue. He continued down the road leaving his two companions behind. As Pilgrim pondered the strange letters, he chanced to raise his eyes only to find himself face to face with a horrible man who spoke in a rough tone. Why don ' t you watch your way? spake the stranger. Pilgrim replied, I am lost. The stranger an- swered, There is but one road to follow. But I have left my guide behind, said Pil- grim. The hideous figure replied, Then you must follow me! How art thee called? asked the Pilgrim. The man replied gruffly that his name was Arrogance. Pilgrim was coerced into following Arrogance, who never condescended to speak directly to Pilgrim, but rather spoke over his shoulder and out of the side of his mouth. ■SHIVA UNIVERSITY if THE 8ECISTRAI REQUEST FOR WAIVER JP 91 his form is to be filled out by the s ' lxient arid filed in • ... in t .,.■ f v : ■HTJtlRTO ctlon by D in (f fVctod ) As Pilgrim stumbled behind Arrogance, he lifted his head and observed a herd of cattle lowing in the grass. And as he drew near the herd he gasped in amazement, for the herd was of a most vivid crimson hue. Pilgrim stepped off the main road into the soft thick undergrowth where the cattle grazed. In a siege of bewilderment, Pilgrim lifted his doleful eyes and asked, To whom doth such a wondrous herd belong? Said Arrogance, Never mind whose property they are. They are here and that is all that matters. They were here before you arrived and they will be here long after you have gone. Your stay here is but a short one, yet your inquiries are endless, Pilgrim asked, But why have you brought me here? Arrogance replied, I am givingyou a cow. Then said Pilgrim, I have no need of a cow. Arrogance persisted, Thou shall accept what I give thee. Then asked Pilgrim, But I know not how to care for the beast. Yet Arrogance did give one of the herd to Pilgrim. And I saw that the animal caused much hard- ship for Pilgrim for it was stubborn. Thereupon Arrogance turned and left Pilgrim with his burden. As Pilgrim struggled to return to the road, he saw Hypocrisy approaching. Pilgrim wailed, Lo! I am troubled, for my bur- dens are many. Hypocrisy replied, There is no problem, for we will pull the beast along. I beheld that Hypocrisy stood aside and watched as Pilgrim led the cow down the winding path. Pointing his finger. Pilgrim exclaimed, Behold, Hypocrisy, up ahead, what is that structure that blocketh the way? It surely is not like the obstacles we have encountered heretofore. It cannot be of natural creation for it is sharp, angular and lacks Artemis ' s graceful symmetry. I am hard put to it for I have travelled but little way and now to perceive yet another distress. Woe to me! Then said Hypocri- sy. Fear naught, for at the gates you shall learn what needs be done. The grotesque structure consisted of numerous chambers each occupied by various attendants. The buttresses and gargoyles seemed as superfluous and antiquated as the occupants themselves. Each chamber housed a useless sundial which consistently read ten minutes to the hour of five. I saw that the gatekeeper bore the name Incompetence. As Pilgrim approached the gate, incompetence beheld him with disdain and began to question him. He asked, Whence come you and whither are you bound? Pilgrim replied, I come from the crossroads and know not where I go. Then said Incompetence, We will deal with you on the morrow for as you can clearly see, it is ten minutes to the hour of five and 1 must close for the night. The Pilgrim was perturbed for it was midday. Hypocrisy allayed his fears, Beware what you do for you are on the highway of Holiness. We will wait till nightfall, spend the night, and continue our journey afresh in the morning. Lighting under a shelter. Pilgrim lay awake all night for he was wary of future events. Suddenly, he heard a rumbling in the distance which rap- idly drew near. In the dimness he espied a giant strutting down the road. As its immense shadow fell upon Pilgrim, he saw that it was Piety, who crossed the barrier with one great stride. In the process his gown was caught on the spire of the tollgate and it mockingly revealed to Pilgrim a strange undercarriage, for he was a man of small stature wearing stilts. Anxious to have this new mystery explained. Pilgrim quickly woke up Hypocrisy and asked for enlightenment. Hypocrisy responded, Thou speakest with a grim and surly voice. Thou hast sinned by looking upon the nakedness of Piety. Pilgrim persisted, But what meaneth those stilts ' Hypocrisy answered, Your curiosity is a snare and a delusion. The stilts accomplish two things. Firstly, they enable Piety to take less steps. Secondly, they allow him to present a better image to the sundry folk he encounters, thus enabling him to continue his righteous work. Then said Pilgrim, What is to prevent anyone who knows nothing of righteousness from wearing the cloak of Piety? Then answered Hypoc- risy Truly nothing, for if it suits thy whim, then take up a cloak and frock thyself. Thereupon they slept. Sf t1 ' f mr At daybreak, Incompetence arose and ordered the travellers to walk in the tollowing order; first the cow, then his pilgrim and finally. Hypocrisy. The cow and the two men went in at the gate and lo! Incompetence declared to the cow, Enter ye onto the road in service of your master, for blessing and honor and glory and power be unto Him and unto the cow. forever and ever Just as the gates were opened to let the cow in. Incompetence turned his head to the men and asked, Why cometh thou hither? Said Pilgrim, I come here supposing that entrance would be quickly admin- istered to me. Once again, Incompetence asked, Whence come you and whither are you bound? Then answered Pilgrim, I come to take the path that Hypocrisy showeth me. Incompetence then asked for Pilgrim ' s cer- tificate that he might go in. And Pilgrim fumbled in his bosom and found none. Then said Incompetence, Have you none? But Pilgrim answered not a word. Thereupon Incompetence closed the gate. Pilgrim feared that his journey would be curtailed and begged for entrance. Incompetence replied that in such cases he must consult those of higherauthority. Pilgrim turned to Hypocrisy and in a mournful tone cried, I sink in deep waters. All the waves are over my head. SelahJ Then said Hypocrisy, Be of good cheer my brother. I feel the bottom and it is good. Thou Shalt yet complete the journey before thee. Incompetence returned, There is yet one way by which you may pass. Pilgrim, somewhat strengthened and better able to bear his burdens asked of him, How may I do so? Then said Incompetence, The toll is not as exacting as a pound of flesh. It merely requires a pound of milk. Then begged Pilgrim, But with what am I to collect it? Incompetence replied, I have a vessel for thee. Once more the Pilgrim ' s eyes lit up with joy and he said, Pray give it to me that I may soon continue on my way. Incompetence handed Pilgrim a gold- en sieve. Said Pilgrim, Lo! I am troubled. Whatform of vessel do I possess? Then said Hypocrisy, Dare you shun such a holy vessel? Take solace in the tradition that passeth through this gate and muse no longer. I beheld that once again the Pil- grim ' s heart was gladdened. And said Pil- grim, Now we shall end this haggling and I shall soon be able to pass. Pilgrim searched for his cow but it had crossed the gate and now grazed on the other side. He said, Howam I to collect my milk if my cow has es- caped from me? Then said Incom- petence, You may cross on condi- tion that you leave behind something of value. Then said Pilgrim mourn- fully, I am dreadful of my condition, for I have not a thing of importance. Incompetence asked, Do you value the vessel now in your possession? Pilgrim replied, Yes, but without it, I am lost. Yes, but if you do notyield it, you may proceed no further, answered Incompetence. Then said Pilgrim, Yes, but without it I am hindered as well. Incompetence ex- claimed, Do not question my competence! Pilgrim reluctantly returned the sieve to Incompetence. Thereupon he crossed the stile and retrieved his cow. He set himself to the task of milking, but found it impossi- ble. He exclaimed, What a fool I am to attempt to ex- tract this exacting measure. I had no credentials in my bosom, and neither does my bovine companion. Oh! What hardship and terror I have undergone. And nowthe deepest hurt of all to discover that this animal is as much a cow as I am. At this Incompetence fell into a grievous rage and declared, Seeing as thou hast disobeyed my counsel it shall be worse with thee than if thee had never been born. Then said Hypocrisy to Pilgrim, Thou seest that I am still here with thee, a far weaker man by nature t hen thou art. Do not be afraid for let us exercise a bit more patience. You must understand that Incompetence must not let anyone trespass upon these grounds with- out having paid his toll. And as he yet spoke, a pitiful figure drew up to the tollgate and without the difficulty that Pilgrim had just met, the gatekeeper helped him cross. Neither did he meet with the least discourage- ment. But when he came to the gate he knocked at the door, opened it, and passed directly through. I beheld that he was, by nature, cold; his mouth was large, and his belly much would hold. Pilgrim, upset and bewildered, sought an answer to the puzzling occurrence. Hypocrisy quickly responded, You will later receive the comforts of all your toil, and joy for all your suffering. As for now do not lose faith, nor question others, for here we live by tradition. Great darkness and horror fell upon Pilgrim. He began to inquire if there were no other way around the gate, to which Hypocrisy answered. Yes. but there hath not been anyone permitted to tread that path since its foundation. But if you will, we shall make the attempt, for I am truly your friend. Then said Pilgrim. Seemingly, thou art. That evening, they prepared to bed down by the road, but in the darkness they took the path around thetollgate. They followed the road throughout the night with- out much difficulty, for strangely, it bore the tracks of many men and sprouted no undergrowth. As dawn approached, they caught up with the man who had gone thro ugh the to II gate effortlessly. Pilgrim asked. How art thee called? The stranger replied. I am known as Inadequacy. Then asked Pilgrim, Where are your credentials, for you pass with such ease? Inadequacy replied, Just as the rest of the world does. Pilgrim persisted, But what have you to show at the gate that you pass through? Inadequacy responded, I do my best to lead a good life. However, I find that I am missing much, and for this, they pity me and let me pass. My needs, then, are, in truth, my credentials. What be these needs of which thou speaketh? asked Pilgrim. Then said Inadequacy, My life is filled with fear and doubt. I have passions bottled within me, yearning to burst forth, but forced to stagnate. I was given a plow and I toiled all the day and parted the earth, but for what purpose? I was given no seed and what grew wild also died, for I was given no water. They placed me on a farm to learn from the master farmers the way that a field should be tendered in order to flourish. But their words proved empty and void of truth. When I sought their counsel, they were as elusive as the morning dew. Then said Hypocrisy to Pilgrim, Nay, heed not his counsel, for his words are those of fools and malcontents. Let us tarry no longer, and be on our way. And I beheld that they contin- ued down the path until they came upon a forest. They trod onward into the forest all the while feel- ing the lush, moist undergrowth encompass their steps. The land seemed to have a personality of its own in that each footfall produced a different sen- sation. Their euphoric state was further increased as they heard soft strains of music coming from a clearing. First a lute then a lyre then both together. The melody, charming both Pilgrim and Hypocrisy, begantoquickenintempoandintensifiedtoa point of departure from anything they had ever heard. It was as if demons, spirits or other forces of the netherworld had composed and performed it solely forthe pair ' s entertainment. Twixt the sensations of the undergrowth and the sounds of the music, the remainder of their sen- ses were hardly prepared for what they were next to behold. Drawn by the music to a clearing in the forest, there were wisps of smoke swaying to and fro, not concealing, yet not revealing, the wonders to be found in its midst. With the music everpresent in the background, the mist began to rise, and a form began to appear. First, the most perfectly shaped legs, carelessly laid on a couch of white satin. The more the smoke lifted, the more of this wonderful sight they beheld. And still they gazed and still their wonder grew. Not a sound passed between them, only the music with its frenzied tempo. The result of this metamor- phosis delighted Pilgrim, for there before him lay the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. Flung there on the satin couch, her eyes closed, she was the embodiment of all things that were rightwith the world. Her blond hair cascaded over the cushion and onto the ground, now graz- ing her forehead, now gliding along her cheeks. The tresses framed a sculptured face of winging eyebrows, deep set eyes, a nose made for per- fumes and powders and just a hint of a mouth. She slept half childlike and half as a lioness, at- testing to the rhythm of life that beat within her. Her form rising and falling in syncopated time with the music; she was her environment and her environment gave her life. • As the rhythm of the music tapered, you could hear the rus- tlingof her crepe gown against the couch. Smooth, yet uncoordinated, movements told the breathless onlookers that she was awakening. Her eyes still closed: she uttered her first words in a soft, breathy tone, as if not to disturb the slightest bit of air surrounding her. So nice, so very nice, that you have come to me. Silence belied their admiration for her. She said, And now fair men, who are you and from whence do you come? Then said Hypocrisy, We travel on the great road. Lady, that is beyond the forest. My charge is called Pilgrim, and I am Hypocrisy, his guide. Pray tell, by what are you called? She said, I am known as Worldly Wise. But tell me Sir Pilgrim, you are so much younger do you not find it dull to travel with a man so much older than yourself? Then said Pilgrim, But he has brought me here and this, I feel, may reimburse meforthose times that were not so full of joy. Worldly Wise replied, Then tell me of your woes on the road, that I might comfort you. They tell me that the travel is wrought with hazards and never one returns unharmed. Said Pilgrim, It may be true that there were times that I felt it all for naught, but now I have a vi- sion of the future that is far brighter. I feel that you may help to ease the pain of the journey. Worldly Wise respond- ed, While you are here you will feel no pain. Here you may do what you like. So Pilgrim dashed off into the forest in the direction of a more pulsating music. Then said Hypocrisy, You fascinate me Worldly Wise. 1 would like to see more of your domain. Worldly Wise replied, By all means, let us go. And with a slow, languid motion, she slid from the couch, her gown flowing in graceful pleats behind her. Hypocrisy, taken by her motions, caught himself and begantocatch upwith her. As they passed a crystal brook hung with multicolored lanterns, the sight drew them closer and Worldly Wise began to explain, This brook gives off a scent more wondrous than jasmine. It is said the rocks on the bottom are of some magical mate- rial which gives off an aroma when touched by water. We come here just to be, to be and nothing more. They continued on in their exploration of the forest, ap- proaching an orchard of twinkling fruit. Each fruit was a different shape and color and would catch the starlight and reflect it. Hypocrisy spied Pilgrim in the distance. Pilgrim, in the midst of the orchard, sat reclining on a couch, while five young maidens attended to his every wish. Laughing, he called out to them, Serenity — my head, Terpsichore — the music, Eustance — more food, Rowena — the lights, Norwena — hold me. All this on a spinningcouch, mirrored on all sides, which only served to multiply his enjoyment and sensuality. Not wishing to disturb Pilgrim, Hypocrisy made no men- tion of this to Worldly Wise and the two of them contin- ued on through the night, enjoying all there was to be enjoyed. At dawn. Pilgrim awoke, and went to search out his friend and guide, Hypocrisy. Past the orchards and brooks, through the rays of sun he searched. And follow- ing the rays, he was led to Hypocrisy, sleeping under a ° tree, horns of light radiating from his face. Indeed the tree was light as was the entire ground with in close proximity. Upon awakening, Hypocrisy turned to Pilgrim and the beautious Worldly Wise, and spake unto them, saying, I charge, thee, friends, pray, let us return to the path which will truly lead us from this heathen wildernessto the land which I have told you of. But the travel- ler was troubled and was slow to heed Hypocri- sy ' s call. But sir, he spoke, I think ... A mistake, muttered Hypocrisy under his breath. But the Pilgrim continued, I think this forest of lush vegetation suits my desires and therefore see no reason to continue our long and arduous tra vails. The anger boiled up inside of Hypocrisy and bespoke through clenched teeth, Your arguments are empty and void of merit. Pilgrim, foryou have never seen the land which I have seen. You think only of momentary pleasures, and think naught of the final reward. An ashen look fell across the countenance of Pilgrim, for the harsh words of Hypocrisy troubled him. And thus, the Pilgrim and Worldly Wise continued their journey. On and on the road wound before them. Each step became labored for Pilgrim. Sweat soon formed rivulets upon his forehead and brow. And soon. Pilgrim raised his head, and lo. be- fore him stood Piety. As soon as Piety cast his eyes on the form of Worldly Wise, he swooned with the love that welled up inside of him, to rthe lack of female companionship on the road was of common knowledge. As is the way of the world, this love soon deepened, until Piety could contain himself no longer. I pray thee, he panted, be my wife, for I have not seen thy equal in all my travels. And the comely lass seemed stricken with the desirous Piety, for she soon agreed to the match. The joy of Piety knew no bounds. Let us hurry, for I know of an inn but little way down this road, where we can join our destinies forev- er. Piety spoke truly, for not too far in the distance, the company perceived a small inn. And the inn was truly a wondrous sight, for Pilgrim had never seen such a structure in his life. In the manner of all inns, a courtyard beckoned the weary Pilgrim. But unlike the usual inn, whose majestic courtyard spread far and wide for the comfort of travellers, the courtyard of this inn was small and 22 cramped, with weeds abounding at his feet. Pilgrim warily entered the great lobby of the inn. Its dank and gloomy interior further depressed Pilgrim, for he had never seen such gloomy surroundings for an inn. The innkeeper, a veritable giant, gaunt and hollow in appearance, was named Gross Incompe- tence. As he looked around the room. Pilgrim ' s gaze fell upon an elderly couple sitting in the corner. Pray tell me, good innkeeper, who are those figures? Them, snorted the innkeeper, they are lonely refu- gees from life. But sir, cried the Pilgrim, should so many strangers abound where paying guests must tread. And would ye remove them, my inquisitive friend? asked the innkeeper, handing him a key. Here! Your room is in the attic. Thus, Pilgrim began the laborious task of climbing the staircase to his loft. As he reached the top floor, incred- ible filth greeted his eyes, as did the unmade, un- kempt bed. Pilgrim decided to retire early. However, animal-like snoring coming from adjacent quarters made sleep impossible. Finally, as the sun was about to rise, he managed to drift off to the world of sleep. Minutes later, the door flew open, and in walked a woman, garbed in the rough garb of a chimney sweep. She proceeded to sweep the room, mindful of the sleeping figures by clanging her broom around the room and upsetting the gar- bage pail in the corner two or three times, at the very least. Finally, after leaving a few clean towels, the mysterious stranger left — only to be followed moments later, by another, who spoke quite rapidly to the Pilgrim in a strange language which he could not fathom. Z n 11 1 i ;irf iJISfc3 iL !2 ' . ' . gM mmm. 1 ji f-w, ' ' - ■ ' P ! ■ - i m,. A : -a HI r K ' 1 ilKIIF I I With that, the stranger opened all the windows to the morning chill, and splashed the room with dirty water, and left. Thus, within a few short minutes, the room, which had previously resembled a dark, dry cave, now resembled a heathen swamp — together with the jungle sounds coming from the next room. Slowly, Pilgrim journeyed down the steps, and saw Hy- pocrisy, refreshed by long hours of sleep. Pray, tell me. how could you sleep through the noise and the storm which fills these rooms? Hypocrisy smiled. Why, I am staying at the inn across the road. There the rooms are large, quiet and clean. Yes, but I could not possibly afford such a luxurious room, cried the Pilgrim. But fool. smiled Hypocrisy, the rents are the same! The Pilgrim was beside himself in rage. He stormed over to the innkeeper. Sir. I demand a refund, for I am paying the same amount as my travelling companion and yet ■ the rooms are quite different! The innkeeper replied. My son. you area fool, for I must pay by the bed for the inn ' s accommodations, and so must you. ' I It The following day dawned bright and clear, but as the sun rose in the sky, the heat grew. The inn- keeper silently led the wedding party to a grove, where countless places had been set out in the heat of the day. Each seat, fash- ioned from wood, stood next to the other, like soldiers — row upon row. It seemed to Pilgrim that there were hundreds and hundreds of chairs. He asked Hypocrisy, Sir. I pray thee, an- swer my humble question, who is to fill these chairs? Here are the bride and the groom, but where are the guests for these chairs? And Hypocrisy turned to the Pil- grim, a fatherly glint in his eyes, and said. Do not worry my son. The guests will be provided for. The innkeeper led them to a large platform, which stood before them. And the platform was also made of wood, with a canopy of blue canvas. They mounted the steps and began the marriage ceremony. We ask the aid of Providence in granting happiness to these two children. May their offspring be as numerous as the sands on the beach of time With that, the party made their way back to the inn to enjoy the mar- riage repast. The next morning, Pilgrim was awakened by a strange sound — the cry of a child. As he made his way to the source of the sound, he mused on its source. Perhaps another couple arrived at the inn during the night. But he was unprepared for the sight he beheld — there lay Worldly Wise — with a child nestled in her arms! Rejoice, bellowed Hypocrisy, for Worldly Wise has given birth to a child, and Synthesis is its name! The world is turned upside down, mused Pilgrim to himself, for he could not explain the strange occurrence which he had witnessed. I fear for my sanity. But the strangest thing was yet to come, for Piety grasped the child, and said to Pilgrim, here, take the child, and raise it as your own, for you shall be helpful for each other. And despite his pro- tests, the parents of the child insisted and pressed the child upon him. With mind still reeling, the Pilgrim returned to his room — the newborn child in his arms. However, the child proved of little help to Pilgrim, for its cries awakened him at all hours of the night, in the midst of his slumber. Pilgrim arose and spoke to Piety. Sir, Please take thy son back, for I am both unworthy and sorely in need of sleep. But Piety raised his hand, and spake thus, The child ' s needs and your own will not always agree, and with that, turned and left him holding the child. And what about the mutual benefit you spoke of earlier? But the figure disappeared and Pilgrim retired to his room. Duringthe night, Hypocrisy stole into Pilgrim ' s room and approached the child. Lifting it tenderly in his arms, he smiled and whispered, My son, first of my strength, how strangely innocent thou art. As you grow, what will become of the innocence that you now so proudly flaunt? Yet, his voice, though hushed, caught the ear of Pilgrim, who was astounded by the significance of Hypocrisy ' s words. He contemplated their meaningtill dawn. In the morning, he confronted Hypocrisy with the strange truth that had. so suddenly, been revealed to him. Hypocrisy responded, saying. It is true. I am the father of the child. Pilgrim replied. If thou indeed claim that this be true, then I am most perplexed, for when has Hypocrisy told the truth and when has Piety lied? I now know that Synthesis was born of blemished birth and I tru st not a soul, other than Worldly Wise. He, thereupon, called to her and begged, Tell me, please, who is the father of the child placed in my care? Worldly Wise, at first, tried to avoid the issue, but then re- sponded. Hypocrisy seduced me in the forest, as his velvety tongue eloquently convinced the both of us that this was the proper course. Pilgrim asked. Why. then, did you marry Piety? But. Hypocrisy interrupted, saying. It was simply to add legitimacy and stature to a preconceived creation. Pilgrim asked, But, what is to be with our future? Worldly Wise replied, My place is by my husband ' s side. Hypocrisy declared, Your journey here is complete and you must proceed to the out- side world on your own. Before you continue, let us rejoice and give Thanksgiving, for you have mastered this treacherous path and we credit your accomplishments. Come, let us feast! beheld that they slaughtered the bullock given to Pil- grim by Arrogance, and ate of its flesh. Sated, he arose, bade farewell, and prepared to leave with the child. At the gate of the inn. Pilgrim espied Piety and Worldly Wise blissfully together. He approached the couple and. as a wedding gift, he returned Piety ' s volume. Soon after lea vingthe inn. he came upon a cross- roads. Tired from his recent ordeal, he took the child in his arms and sat down to rest. As he came under Morpheus ' spell, he dreamt a dream. He dreamt and behold . . . !ji«n- m i ? p Now, reader, I have told my dream to thee, see if thou cannot interpret it to me, or to thyself, or neighbor; take heed of misinterpreting, for that, instead of doing good, will but thyself abuse. 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' « • -N,: «i: .RIAL AWARD CL SSOF1970 awarded to bernard firestone norman alpert riets. history dean ' s list; economics club; pi gamma mu; commentator, associate feature editor; neigh- borhood youth corps; sssj; big brother. alan angstreich riets, mathematics soy, committee chairman; ncsy, advisor. joel m. arbisser riets, premedical alpha epsilon delta, presi- dent; chemistry club; pho- tography club; fencing team; karate team. edward i. arfe emc, political science masmid 70; blood drive, co- chairman; student faculty judi- ciary committee; publicity committee; discount commit- tee. raphael attie emc, mathematics dean ' s list; director ' s list; pi mu epsilon. harry m. bajnon riets, mathematics math club; pi mu epsilon, vice president; tempo, senior edi- tor, sports editor; wrestling team, captain. Hk I DH wh michael baker riets, mathematics dean ' s list: math club; comput- er club. alien j. bennett riets. premedical masmid 70, activities editor; blood drive; senior dinner committee; director of publici- ty; dramatics society; judo team, captain; tempo, typing editor; soy, charity drive. martin bermish riets, mathematics math club; pesach provi- sions committee. michael berent nets, psychology dean ' s list; dormitory commit- tee; ycsc, sec ' y-treas, fresh- man year; bnei akiva club, president; Jewish affairs com- mittee, chairman. benjamin b. bessin riets, political science political science club, vice president; yavneh, vice presi- dent. martin j. birn riets, political science political science club; senior dinner, chairman; student court, senior justice, clerk. ellis m. bloch riets, sociology sociology club, vice president; soy, rep- resentative, charity drive, chairman and coordinator. alan e. blumenthal emc. sociology masmid 70, assistant sports editor; sociology club; basket- ball team, captain. martin p. bochner riets. history philosophy club; job place- ment committee, chairman; ycsc, vice president, junior year; soy, senior representa- tive. chaim s. bronstien riets, history ■ m j xm T ' yale butler riets. hebrew bnei akiva club, presi- dent; student court, asso- ciate justice; gesher. busi- ness manager; yom ha ' atzmaut committee, chairman; religious af- fairs committee. leo brandstatter riets. mathematics dean ' s list; math club; pi mu epsilon, president; curriculum evaluation committee; fencing team, captain; big brother; who ' s who 1970. i fc - melvin i. burg riets, history soy, representative; tzedakah committee: soy, canvassing committee, chairman. david z. cohen emc, english dean ' s list; photography club; emcsc, vice president, sopho- more year; director ' s list; nir, advisor. avriel b. cohen jss. premedical karate team: sssi jerry cheplowitz riets, sociology jsssc, representative: hameva- ser, staff. lewis m. cohen jss, premedical dramatics society: wrestling team. £ tanchum m. cohen riets, french neighboorhood youth corps. reuven z. cohen riets, mathematics dean ' s list; pi mu epsilon; pi delta phi: french club, presi- dent; hamevaser, news editor. shaye j. d. cohen riets, classics eta Sigma phi, president, secretary; tempo, associate editor, feature editor. gary i. cohen emc. political science masmid 70, copy editor; politi- cal science club; parliamenta- rian; student faculty judiciary committee, co-chairman; tempo, make-up editor; emcsc, sec ' y-treas., senior year. jack cohn riets, mathematics harvey crupar riets, Inistory soy, representative. sol j. dan jss premedical dean ' s list: dramatics society fencingteam big brother herschel dachman riets, psychology robert s. eagle emc, premedical publicity committee: commen- tator, news staff. abraham I. esses emc, mathematics pi mu epsilon. arthureis riet, predental alpha epsilon delta; blood drive, chairman. elliot feder emc, sociology masmid 70, assistant copy editor; sociology club, sec ' y-treas.; direc- tor ' s list; student court, associate justice; big brother; publicity com- mittee, co-chairman; sssj; yavneh. arnold m. eliasov emc, economics dean ' s list; economics club, vice president; weekend hospitality committee; soccer team, manager; director ' s list. Joshua e. fink emc, history masmid 70; commentator, typing staff: dramatics society; director ' s list, big brother. ezra h. feuer emc, premedical alpha epsilon delta. Howard j. finkelstien riets, economics masmid 69: economics club; commentator; senate curriculum evaluation committee; tempo, asso- ciate editor; soy, representa- tive: wyur. assistant pro- gramming director. bernard m.firestone emc, political science political science club; pi gamma mu; commentator, editor-in-chief; emc, student faculty committee. aaron fertig riets, biology masmid 70, editor-in-chief dean ' s list: fencing team: dra matics society: YCSC, sec ' y treas, sophomore year. michael s. frank riets, premedical dean ' s list: premedical club: alpha epsilon delta: premedi- cal journal, associate editor: big brother: soy, vice presi- dent; neighborhood youth corps. david flug emc, premedical premedical club: neighbor- hood youth corps. 4 i e. reuven freund riets. economics economics club, sec ' y-treas: young democrats: student wel- fare committee; judo team: big brother: sssj. mark h. fleischer emc, premedical dean ' s list, alpha epsilon delta. Joshua freilich riets, mathematics michael a. friend riets, mathematics masmid 70, photography edi- tor: dean ' s list: balanced bas- ketball team: commentator, photography editor: hameva- ser, photography editor: pi mu epsilon. abe fried man emc, sociology sociology club: commentator, senior editor, business manag- er; neighborhood youth corps. larry m. gabe emc, political science political science club. thomas g. freund jss. mathematics math club; pi mu epsilon; wyur, engineer. david z. fruhman emc, mathematics dean ' s list: math club; student directory; typing and collating committee; commentator, typ- ing staff; nir. daniel a. gantell riets. Jewish studies dean ' s list; hameva- ser, news staff. Samuel s. gelbtuch emc. psychology psychology club, president: typing and collating commit- tee, chairman. allan j. goldman emc, biology. harvey gertel emc, biology masmid 70, editor-in-chief. Israel getman riets, premedical alpha epsilon delta; premedi- cal club; chemistry club, fenc- ingteam. . SMMifii ru:- menachem gopin riets, Jewish studies dorm committee, chairman; chagiga committee; nosy, advisor. david m. goldman emc, Jewish studies commentator, typing staff, kol, staff; emcsc, vice presi- dent, sophomore year. michael gordon emc, english dean ' s list; dissent, editor; kol; tennis team, captain; direc- tor ' s list. miked, gotesman jss. english sociology club: big brother: jsssc, sec, junior class: sssj. ronald gottlieb robert grossberg emc history riets, mathematics commentator, associate dean ' s list: pi mu epsilon: math sports editor. club: director ' s list. irving h. grabin jss, mathematics math club: economics club: karate club: YCSC. sec-treas, senior year: weekend commit- tee, co-chairman: big brother committee, co-chairman. Joshua gotlieb riets, political science masmid 70, associate editor; student court, chief justice, junior justice. martin m. grajower nets, premedical dean ' s list; alpha epsilon delta, secretary; tempo, editor-in- chief, associate editor. abraham gulkowitz riets, mathematics dean ' s list; pi mu epsilon; math club; floor representative: big brother. Howard grossman riets, history shiomo hochberg nets, mathematics masmid 70, senior editor; math club; pi mu epsilon; fenc- ing team; student court, senior ustice. andrew hirsch emc, psychology karate team; hamashkif, asso- ciate editor; wyur, hebrew engineer. ' -3«H G MUMS ' sigmund handelman nets, physics physics club, vice president; Israeli independence day committee; wyur, chief engi- neer; hamevaser, feature staff. myron gurell emc, sociology sociology club, balanced bas- ketball team; emc student court, chief justice; Jewish af- fairs committee. mark I. haberman emc, premedical soccer team; emcsc, vice presi- dent; commentator, associate news editor; neighborhood youth corps; wyur, program host. abraham Hoffman emc. economics soccer team. Stanley Horowitz riets, mathematics computer club. elliot s. Horowitz emc. history nir, editorial staff waiter H. herzberg emc, history dean ' s list; pi gamma mu; pho- tography club, vice president; curriculum evaluation com- mittee; publicity committee. ssR ' y; « --««i4S a(fe Stephen igel emc, premedica harvey hollander riets, history Jacob hoenig riets, history big brother; soy, secretary- treasurer hamevaser, asso- ciate projects editor kashrus committee, assistant chair- man henry jurkewicz emc, history bnei akiva club, president, vice president Samuel kapustin nets, history pi gamma mu; eta sigma phi, vice president commentator, assistant feature editor J , •:.. david I. kamelhar emc, premedical dean ' s list; premedical club premedical journal, associate editor student directory, asso- ciate editor director ' s list nir. editor-in-chief Steven c. kelter jss, history george klafter jss, premedical tzedakah drive: blood drive lucian I. kahan jss, predental dean ' s list; physics club. ' f B i ■ B 1 I ■ iMMt .. fe-J j ; george kiein jss, mathematics judo team; dramatics society; neighborhood youth corps. simon klein emc, history judo team; chess club, secre- tary; floor representative; tempo, circulation editor; commentator, news staff. Shimon y. katz emc, psychology dean ' s list; psychology club; wrestling team; dramatics so- ciety; israel aliyah club; stu- dent court; Israeli affairs committee, .assistant chair- man; emc, student court, se- nior justice; sssj. leo i. kline riets. biology fencing team, manager; ycsc. president, freshman year: economics journal, feature editor: tempo, campus editor: wyur. assistant news director. morton Kleiner riets. premedical alpha epsilon delta: tempo, feature editor. doniel z. kramer riets. history dean ' s list: pi gamma mu: dormitory speaker ' s bureau. chairman: neighborhood youth corps: sssj: yavneh: wyur, head of religious programming. Herbert j. krantman riets, chemistry dean ' s list: alpha epsilon delta: pre- medical club: chem- istry club: fencmg team, co-captain. david j. krieger emc, mathematics chemistry club, alpha epsilon delta; nir, editor: commenta- tor; neighborhood youth corps. mm alien r. kuperman nets, philosophy philosophy club; judo team; dorm synagogue committee, chairman; discount tick- et committee, assistant chair- man. ' A. k mark kurzmann emc, political science masmid 70, photography edi- tor; pi gamma mu: political science club; sociology club; tempo, feature editor; senior senator; big brother; wyu r, engineer; director ' s list. samuel lachs emc. sociology sociology club; dorm repre- sentative; emc student court; nir, business manager; neigh- borhood youth corps. robert landsberg riets, sociology masmid 70, assistant literary editor; pi gamma mu; sociolo- gy club, president; election committee; sociology journal; sssj. jeshua j. leeder riets, mathematics math club; computer club; pi mu epsilon; commenta- tor, typing staff; neighbor- hood youth corps. Jacob lebewohl emc, history dean ' s list; pi gamma mu, sec-treas.; alumni- student faculty, chair- man; publicity com- mittee, chairman. Sidney langer riets, psychology psychology club, vice presi- dent; big brother program, co- chairman; hamevaser, cirula- tion manager. edward levin riets, english hamevaser, news editor, news staff: commentator, news staff: neighborhood youth corps: sssj. irvin levin riets, english basketball team, manager; commentator, typing staff: tempo, staff: dramatics socie- ty: big brother: synagogue committee, chairman. baruch leiter emc, Jewish studies , mordechai leeder riets, Jewish studies seforim exchange: soy, typing committee. ri: . ' fred levine iss. history pi gamma mu; sociology club; young democrats club; sssj. aaron lewin riets, premedical commentator, managing edi- tor, assistant copy editor; neighborhood youth corps. Jonas lew riets. mathematics dean ' s list; balanced basket- ball team; karate team; tennis team. jay s. lewkowitz emc, sociology masmid 70, associate editor; masmid 69; senior dinner committee: public affairs committee, co-cfiairman. Israel z. Ilfshltz riets, english masmid 70, feature editor. jerry lewkowitz jss, history senate student activities policy committee: hamevaser asso- ciate editor, news editor: jsssc, representative, senior year; neighborhood youth corps. michael j. Ileberman emc. premedical dean ' s list; alpha epsilon delta: physics club, treasurer; ameri- can chemical society; com- ment tor, associate news edi- tor; sssj; emcsc, secretary- treasurer, student-faculty committee. barry mandel emc, economics masmid 70, sports editor; bas- ketball team, manager; bal- anced basketball team; ycsc, corresponding secretary. karl lifschitz riets, chemistry chemistry club, president, sec- retary-treasurer; american chemical society, american physics society; freshman ifencing team; student court, junior justice. ezra lightman riets. premedical premedical club; tennis team; karate team: hamevaser. asso- ciate editor, senior editor; ncsy. national advisor. saul mashbaum riets, mathematics dean ' s list; pi mu epsilon: sig- ma tau delta; math journal, editor-in-chief; jss bar-mitzvah journal, layout editor. shiomo mandel emc, mathematics math club; pi mu epsilon; soc- cer team; karate team; ha- mashkif , associate editor. barry a mehler emc, history judo team; neighborhood youth corps. harvey mayerson jss, psychology sssj, president; jsssc, repre- sentative, junior year. manny miller emc, physics dean ' s list: pi mu epsilon; Sig- ma pi Sigma ; nir, editor; direc- tor ' s list. eddie mittelman riets, mathematics curriculum evaluation com- mittee. ■■? ronald j. mintz Stephen mittelman jss, mathematics riets, mathematics math club; pi mu epsilon, vice judo team, president. michael moseson emc. premedical masmid 70, business manag- er; ycsc, vice president, fresh- man class: emcsc. sec-treas, junior class. marvin monheit emc, mathematics dean ' s list; swimming team, captain; Israel affairs commit- tee, chairman: Israel aliyah club. david minder emc, political science pi gamma mu, president; wres- tling team, manager; senate welfare committee; commen- tator, sports editor. Charles m. moche jss, economics dean ' s list: math club; comput- er club; sssj. alan mostowski jss, history dean ' s list: trench club: tresh- man tencing team: ncsy. direc- tor: sssj. gary I. neuman riets, mathematics math club; computer club; sssj. amnon nadborny emc, premedical hamashkif, associate editor; wyur, hebrew hour, producer and director. joel wiener emc, psychology judo team; dramatics society; elections commission; kol. business manager. mmmmmmmimm T y L 4 ? .i 3 ' • : - ■ ' M . : - i ' ' ■ ' •;? I M i«{ michael f. newton jss, political science masmid 70, business manag- er; political science club; eco- nomics club; history club; bal- anced basketball team; tempo, sports editor; wyur, sports broadcaster. brian nadata emc, engiish masmid 70, literary editor; dean ' s list; sigma tau delta; senate security committee; dramatics society; emc, facul- ty-student committee and ad- visory board; emcsc, presi- dent, junior year; kol, editor-in- chief. burton nusbacher riets, political science political science club, presi- dent; curriculum evaluation committee, chairman. morris j.osowsky riets, premedical dean ' s list; curriculum evalua- tion committee. i ji jii i jiM « ' ' ' ™ ' i p ii ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' y ' j ' ' ' ' ' ' ' — ' qpy..:! ! ' ?W . 1 ! !£ fe£VA„ ' inMWMSttlMliu, Jlj|(fp«|pf|l|PI||jilU!a«JIIMIIWH .1 ' chaim b. z. pearl riets. predental judo team; soy, representative, junior year; soy, publicity committee; election commit- tee; charity drive. lewis s. platetsky riets, psychology; hamevaser. typing editor. yehuda pinsky riets, psychology bnei akiva club, secretary. mark platnick riets, history chess club, vice president: dorm committee: complaint commission, co-chairman: emc, student court: sssj . yaacovj. rose emc. psychology psi chi: tennis team: dramatics society: student court, senior justice: registration represent- ative: commentator, associate feature editor, student hand- book, editor-in-chief: kol. jay pomrenze riets. chemistry Israel allyah club, vice presi- dent: chemistry club; Israeli affairs committee. irwin richman emc. psychology maurice radzik riets, history harold rabinowitz riets, physics masmid 70, humor editor dean ' s list; pi mu epsilon philosophy club; sigma pi sigma, treasurer; wyur, pro- gram director; committee on academic and student activities, co-chairman; scholastic standing commit- tee, senior student repre- sentative; hamevaser, tech- nical editor; curriculum evaluation committee. Jacob rand riets, premedical jud o team; ycsc, vice presi- dent, senior year. asherd. rabinowitz riets, premedical dean ' s list; alpha epsilon delta tempo, contributing editor speaker ' s bureau, chairman oneg shabbat program com mittee, co-chairman Joseph m. radzik emc, psychology psychology club. daniel a. rhein riets. psychology soy. representative, senior year: jewisin affairs committee; pesach provisions committee. barry m. robbin ss. economics economics club: commenta- tor, typing staff: jss, special projects committee. Samuel d. reznick jss. history tennis team: wyur. 1 9 Bj. . ,1 ■ ' RifcifJ ' l ' Ifa Ir ' J K 4 H K fli Mm M harry reich riets, history pi gamma mu. jay rosenblum emc, premedical alpha epsllon delta: premedi- cal club; commentator, asso- ciate editor, makeup editor. C ' Joshua c. rosen emc, political science masmid 70; political science club: curriculum evaluation committee: wyur, news staff: commentator. Howard rosner emc, biology student council reception commentator, news staff. Sheldon p. rosen riets. mathematics math club; elections commis- sion robert sacknovitz iss, political science pi gamma mu, vice president political science club jsssc. president, secretary-treasurer neighborhood youth corps Kenneth schulman emc, english wrestlingteam: baseball team louisschapiro emc, english dean ' s list; wrestling team; senior senator; student court, junior justice: ycsc, president, sophomore year; emc, adviso- ry council; kol, associate editor. jerry h. samet riets, philosophy dean ' s list; philosophy club, vice president; computer club; commentator, typing editor; tempo, music editor; wyur, disc jockey. Jeffrey j. sava emc, political science political science club; chess club; commentator, assistant copy editor, news staff; tempo, makeup editor, circulation edi- tor; floor representative. waiter schechter riets, psychology masmid 70; bowling team; commentator, typing staff; emcsc, freshman representa- tive. edwin j. schild jss, psychology psychology club; committee of academic and student affairs, chairman. ira schnall riets, philosophy dean ' s list: hamevaser, assist- ant news editor: neighborhood youth corps. michael d. schoffman riets, mathematics math club: chess club, treasur- er: fencing team: student fi- nance committee: commenta- tor, typing editor; keshrus committee: sssj. avrum p. shapiro riets, Jewish studies. gary g. schwartz emc, mathematics masmid 70, art editor: dean ' s li st; math club; karate club; soccer team; wyur, Israeli mu- sic hour, coordinator; hamash- kif, editor-in-chief; director ' s list. melvyn m. segal riets, predental dean ' s list: charity drive, co- chairman. 7 david Seinfeld emc. premedical dean ' s list; director ' s list; commentator, typing editor. michael shmidman riets, philosophy dean ' s list; philosophy club; hamevaser, editor-in-chief, contributing editor; soy, repre- sentative, junior year. david Shapiro riets, mathematics big brother. mandel skovronsky jss, mathematics math club; computer club. michael silber riets, physics dean ' s list: sigma pi sigma, president: pi mu epsilon, trea- surer: physics club: math club: fencing team; karate team. marc j. sicklick emc, premedical dean ' s list; alpha epsilon delta, historian; commentator, exec- utive editor, news editor, premed journal: emc, student court: director ' s list; big brother. Stephen singer emc, sociology dean ' s list; pi gamma mu; soci- ology club: basketball team; balanced basketball team, captain: wrestling team; neigh- borhood youth corps; emcsc, president; hamashkif, contrib- uting editor: big brother; direc- tor ' s list; sssj. mayer sodden riets, sociology. mitchell e. smith ss, history weekend committee, co-chair- man; jsssc, vice president; hamevaser, news staff; neigh- borhood youth corps. Samuel spiegel riets. mathematics Steven g. stein riets, mathematics pi mu epsilon; math club; computer club; commentator, assistant typing editor. ralphsuiskind riets, history i I I s raymond stern riets. sociology sociology club, editor of journal. % Jacob suslovich riets, psychology chess club, president: karate team; tempo, assistant circula- tion editor; sssj. richard i. Sternberg emc, psychology psychology club; ycsc, presi- dent, secretary-treasurer; ycsc, vice president, sopho- more year. abraham j. susswein riets, biology. yehuda sylman riets, mathematics dean ' s list: pi mu epsilon: math club: physics club: director ' s list. sam szmulewicz riets, mathematics masmid 70, business manag- er; student - faculty - alumni committee, chairman: blood drive: charity drive, chairman; soy, representative; tempo, typing editor. Joseph telushkin riets, history dean ' s list: debating society, president: commentator, con- tributing editor: hamevaser, israeli correspondent: senate curriculum committee: neigh- bortiood youth corps: yavneh review, editor: sssj. neal I. tober jss, sociology sociology club: neighborhood youth corps. marcus taubenfeld riets, premedical blood drive, assistant chair- man. baruch tribuch riets, mathematics fflbati  t. ' • ■ ' g|. I 1 Wf J 1 ' h ■L ' ■ i C ■ h- ' ir jM BH 1 Steven tokarski emc, history clean ' s list; pi gamma mu; judo team; director ' s list. david a. twersky riets, mathematics dean ' s list; computer club; math club; yavneh. lester i. vogel jss, sociology sociology club; freshman fenc- ing team; commentator, asso- ciate makeup editor; neighbor- hood youth corps; sssj. arthurturetsky riets, premedical alpha epsilon delta; jss, stu- dent-faculty committee on curriculum. ira I. weingarten riets, Jewish studies harvey weinrib riets, hebrew Jacob walfish riets, premedical dean ' s list; alpha epsilon delta, vice president; student judici- ary committee; hamevaser, contributing editor; big brother. ■fS V-- marvin e. wikler jss, psychology dean ' s list. Jacob a. wolff nets, mathematics dean ' s list: soy, chavrusa committee. itzy Weinberger riets, political science political science club; Israel aliyah club: soy, committee on entertainment. Charles s. weinstein riets, psychology chavrusa robert b. weiss emc, political science political science club; wres- tling team, captain; senior senator; emc, student court; ycsc, vice president; ycsc, president, junior year. Stanley b. Weinberger jss, psychology wrestling team. gerald wolkinson riets, english ycsc, president, senior year; big brother program, co-chair- man; dramatics society. i. akiva wulkan emc, premedical masmid 70, layout editor; dean ' s list: premedical club; fencing team; emcsc. vice president, senior year; student ob placement commission; elections code commission; director ' s list. tzvee zahavy riets, mathematics masmid 70, managing editor; dean ' s list; pi mu epsilon; commentator, assistant con- tributing editor; ycsc, sec ' y- treas, junior year; young dem- ocrats club, president. alan m. zaitchik riets, philosophy eta sigma phi; philosophy club; senior senator. abraham s. zerykier emc, premedical premedical ck b chemistry club irving m.zeidel emc, psychology psychology club; fencing team, manager; dramatics society, vice president; elec- tions commission, chairman; emcsc, president, junior year. M ■ mL| r H « harold zombek emc. sociology dovs. zakheim riets. economics economics club, projects committee, chairman: elec- tions commission: sssj: soy, locker committee, co- chairman. efrem j. zuroff emc, history dean ' s list; basket- ball team; Israel ali- yah club, president; commentator, asso- ciate sports editor; nir. literary editor; hamashkif. copy editor; emc, student court, associate chief iustice. Alpert, Norman 1842 Lee Rd. Cleveland Heights, Ohio 216-932 Angstreich. Alan 1516 Adele Ct. Elmont, N.Y 516-LOl Arbisser, Joel M. 332 Hewes St. Bklyn. N.Y 212-EV4 Arte, Edward 1. 500A Grand St. NY., N.Y ' .. ' . ' . ' . ' . ' .[.. 212-777 Attie, Raphael Rehov 29B November 14 57 Ramat Hanassi Bat Yam Israel Bajnon, Harry M. 323 W. 83 St. N.Y., N.Y 212-TR3- Baker. Michael 34 Dorbeth Rd. Rochester, N.Y 716-C06 Bennett, Allen J. 71-10 Yllwstn. Blvd. Forest Hills, N.Y 212-261 Berent, Michael 742 Cornaga Ct. Far. Rckwy., NY 212-FA7 Berger, Morris B. 15 Loveland Rd. Bkline., Mass Bermish, Martin 1530 Townsend Ave. Bronx, N.Y 212-CY9 Bessin, Benjamin B. 438 Daly Ave. Ottawa Ontario, Canada 613-233 Birn, Martin J. 58-47 188 St. Fresh Meadows, N.Y 212-FL7 Bloch, Ellis M. 164 W. 174 St. Bronx, N.Y 212-TR8 Blumenthal, Alan E. 8792 21 Ave. Bklyn., N.Y. 212-ES3 Bochner, Martin P. 45 VanHouton Ave. Jrsy. City, N.J 201-433 Brandstatter, Leo 1342 55 St. Bklyn., N.Y 212-851 Briks, Harold 3-06 Legion Pic. Fair Lawn, N.J 201-791 Bronstein.Chaim S. 1011 Walton Ave. Bronx, N.Y 212-538 Buchman, Benjamin 2249 N. 3 St. Harrisburg, Pa 717-233 Burg, Melvin I. 1473 Mntgmry. Ave. Bronx, N.Y 212-LU3 Burstein, David M. 143 Chatam St. Hartford, Conn 203-247 Cheplowitz, Jerry 267 Linwood Ave. Buffalo, N.Y Cohen. Avriel B. 155 Mohawk Drv. West Hartford, Conn 203-232- Cohen, David Z. 95-06 67 Ave. Forest Hills, N.Y Cohen, Gary I. 1013 E. 7 St. Bklyn., N.Y 212-ES7- Cohen, Lewis M. 160 Cabrini Rd. N.Y., N.Y 212-927 Cohen, Shaye J. D. 34 Hillside Ave. 4GG N.Y., N.Y 212-569 Cohen, Tanchum M. 51 Fanuei St. Brighton, Mass 617-782 Cohn, Jack 108-24 66 Ave. Forest Hills, N.Y .... .......... 212-TW6 Cohn, Reuven Z. 90 Corey Rd. Brkline, Mass Crupar, Harvey 2255 Morris Ave. Bronx, N.Y 212-LU4 Cybuch. William J. 732 Gerald Ct. Bklyn., N.Y 212-DE2 Dachman, Herschel 219 Lenox Rd. Bklyn., N.Y 212-BU4 Dan, Sol J. 1002 N. Willett Memphis, Tenn 901-275 Dashiff, Ethan 1100 Grand Cncrse. Bronx, N.Y 212-LU8 Davis. Kenneth D. Ill N. Belgrade Rd. SIvr. Sprngs.. Md [ , 301-649 Eagle, Robert S. 205 E. Olive St. Long Beach, N.Y 212-432 Eis, Arthur 383 Grand St. N.Y., N.Y 212-GR7 Eisenberg, Stephen 6 Knoll Lane Levittown, N.Y 516-735 Esses, Abraham L. 436 Ave. S. Bklyn., N.Y 212-645 Feder, Elliot 800 Ocean Pkwy. Bklyn.. N.Y 212-871 Feldman, Dovid 211-17 47 Ave. Bayside, N.Y 212-229- Fertig, Aaron 5125 15 Ave. Bklyn., N.Y 212-494- Feuer. Ezra H. 3425 Lindbergh Ave. Oceanside, N.Y 516-R06- Fink, Joshua E. RD 3 Lake Ariel, Pa 717-689 Finkelstien, Howard J. 1692 52 St. Bklyn., N.Y ... ' .. ' .. ' ...... 212-494 Firestone, Bernard J. 835 Highview St. Pittsburgh, Pa 412-361 Fisherman, Herman J. 336 E. 42 St. Paterson, N.J 201-525 Fleischer, Mark H. 1300 Midland Ave. Yonkers, N.Y 212-BE7 Plug, David 240-35 66 Ave Douglaston, N.Y Frank, Michael S. 5021 N. 9 St. Phila., Pa ' . ' .... ' ..... 215-455 Freilich, Joshua 45 Villa St. Mt. Vernon, N.Y 914-M04 Freund, E. Reuven 385 Ft. Wash. Ave. 65 N.Y., N.Y 212-568 8627 2348 1338 3638 6885 1075 6301 1392 5233 5500 6720 -2422 -7047 -1318 -8255 -1751 7142 7020 6168 5942 -0438 7590 2609 1554 6179 1034 6775 8551 0905 0983 6582 1222 3929 0532 2332 -4567 1365 7647 7302 8708 2233 7495 0202 -4213 9668 -5433 -4484 3437 1908 1982 3223 9147 4173 Freund, Thomas G. 8405 First Ave. North Bergen, N.J 201-869 Friedman, Abe 5617 Callow Hill St. Pitts., Pa 412-362 Friend, Michael A. 1652 48 St. Bklyn., N,Y 212-633 Fruhman, David 7. 78 Lafayette Ave. Passaic, N,J. 201-777 Gabe, Larry M. 73-37 Austin St. Forest Hills, N.Y 212-B03 Gantell, Daniel A, %Wild 1075 E 58 St. Bklyn, N.Y Gelbtuch, Samuel S. 93 Warrington St. Providence, R.I Gertel, Harvey 2360 Woodhull Ave. Bronx, N.Y 212-882-3855 Getman, Israel 2409 Hering Ave. Bronx, N.Y 212-TU2-5650 Goldman, Allan J. 4504 15 Ave. Bklyn, N.Y 212-GE6-5834 Goldman, David M. 51 Colbourne Crscnt. Bkline, Mass Gopin, Menachem, 147 Clark Rd. Bkline., Mass 617-RE4-5884 Gordon, Michael 4078 Stnhvn. Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 216-EV1-9914 Gotesman, Mike D. 2416 SW 5 Ave. Portland, Oregon 222-1428 Gotlieb, Joshua 260 Virginia Ct. Paramus, N.J 201-265-2174 Gottlieb, Ronald 516 E. 28 St. Paterson, N.J 201-278-5550 Grabin, Irving H. 4206 W. Grace St. Richmond, Va 703-359-4530 Grajower, Martin M. 107 W. 86 St. N.Y., N.Y 212-TR3-3508 Grossberg, Robert 923 Walton Ave. Bronx. N.Y 212-992-8385 Grossman, Howard L. 285 E. 199 St. Bronx, N.Y 212-584-8274 Gulkowitz, Abraham 5641 Gainor Rd. Phila. Pa 215-GR3-8269 Gurell. Myron 1852 Andrews Ave. Bronx. N.Y 212-TR8-8816 Haberman, Mark L, 2016 Seagirt Blvd. FarRckwy., N,Y , 212-GR1-7935 Handelman. Sigmund 8718 Bay Pkwy. Bklyn.. N.Y 212-373-7931 Herzberg. Walter H. 172 Wegman Pkwy. Jrsy. City. N.J. 201-434-3750 Hirsch. Andrew 8002 21 Ave. Bklyn.. N.Y. 212-DE1-0992 Hochberg, Shiomo 980 E. 7 St. Bklyn, N.Y. 212-CL8-0248 Hoenig, Jacob 215 Beach 126 St. Belle Harbor. N.Y. 212-NE4-6166 Hoffman. Abraham 4616 18 Ave. Bklyn.. N.Y. 212-781-9399 Hollander. Harvey 163 Benita Ave. Youngstown, Ohio 216-743-1921 Horowitz. Elliot S. 1607 55 St. Bklyn.. N.Y. 212-HY4-7586 Horowitz. Stanley 1475 Grand Cncrs.  A2 Bronx. N.Y. 212-WY4-0161 Igel. Stephen 4-10 Bogardus Pic. N.Y. .N.Y 212-942-3881 Jurkewicz. Henry 2867 Mayfleld Rd. Civlnd. Hgts.. Ohio 216-932-3285 Kahan. Lucian L. 610 Ocean Ave. Bklyn.. N.Y 212-287-8976 Kamelhar, David L. 14 Stuyvesant Oval N.Y.. NY 212-GR3-3992 Kapustin. Samuel 18690 Pinehurst Ave. Dtrt., Mich 313-341-4229 Katz. Howard Roy 1265 Grand Ave. Bronx, N.Y 914.969-2727 Katz. Shimon 32 Laurel Ave. Clifton, N.J 201-778-6466 Kelter. Steven C. 52-21 65 Place Maspeth. N.Y -HA6-6901 Klafter. George 137 McAdov Ave. Jrsy. City. N.J 201-433-4678 Klein. George Casilla 1987 La-Paz. Bolivia Klein, Simon 1417 52 St. Bklyn.. N.Y 212-494-7439 Kleiner. Morton 2125 Muliner Ave. Bronx, N.Y 212-364-6122 Kline. Leo 211 Chancellor Ave. Newark, N.J Kramer. DonielZ. 9132 Revere St. Phila., Pa 215-OR6-7986 Krantman. Herbert J. 475 W. 186 St. N.Y.. N.Y 212-928-6751 Krieger. David J. 3259 Judith Lane Oceanside. N.Y 516-R06-7358 Kuperman. Allen R. 23 Sutton St. Mattapan. Mass 617-298-4655 Kurzmann. Mark 636 E. 81 St. Bklyn.. N.Y 212-763-9658 Lachs. Samuel 950 Edgewood Rd. Elizabeth. N.J 201-289-5838 Landsberg. Robert 7 Brkfll. Rd. Edison. N.J 201-KI5-4786 Langer, Sidney 1867 33 Ave. SF.. California Lebewohl. Jacob 656 E. 91 St. Bklyn. N.Y 212-498-5344 Leeder. Jeshua J. 268 Lebanon St. Maiden. Mass 617-322-6680 Leeder. Mordechai 268 Lebanon St. Maiden. Mass . 617-322-6680 Leiter. Baruch 115-32 118 St. Rchmnd. Hill. N.Y 212-VI3-7994 Levin, Edward 45 Parker St. Chelsea. Mass 617-884-2552 Levin. Irvin 228 Emerald St. Harrisburg, Pa 717-234-0097 Levine. Fred 2080 84 St. Bklyn., N.Y 212-ES3-2181 Lew, Jonas 1145 E. 22 St. Bklyn.. N.Y Lewin, Aaron 4228 Kindersley Pic. Mntrl. Qbc, Canada 514-737-5154 Lewkowitz. Jay S. 6550 N. Mozart Chicago. Ill 312-465-8758 Lewkowitz. Jerry 97 Brook Lane Amherst, N.Y Lieberman. Michael J. 501 W. 184 St. N.Y.. N.Y 212-927-0334 Lifschitz. Karl 105-43 65 Rd. Forest Hills. N.Y 212-TW7-7044 Lifshitz. Israel Z. 1011 Walton Ave. Bronx. N.Y 212-538-5077 Lightman. Ezra B. Z. 145 Sndrs. Ave. Lowell, Mass 617-453-5202 Mandel. Barry 2010 Newkirk Ave. Bklyn.. N.Y Mandel. Shiomo 272 S. Broadway Yonkers. N.Y 212-781-9456 Mashbaum, Saul 64-02 136 St. Flushing. N.Y 212-461-6851 Mayerson. Harvey 3628 Dorset Drv. Dayton. Ohio 513-274-3974 Mehler. Barry A. 615 W. 164 St. N.Y.. N.Y 212-795-0030 Miller. Manny 72 E. 35 St. Paterson. N.J Minder. David 64 Fairmont Ave. Somerville. N.J 201-725-1459 Mintz, Ronald J. 3320 Reservoir Oval East Bronx. N.Y 212-OL2-7830 Mittelman. Eddie 31-39 87 St. Jcksn Hghts.. N.Y 212-TW9-2663 Mittelman. Stephen 119-20 Union Trnpk. KewGrdns. N., N.Y 212-261-9154 Moche. Charles M. 85 Kitano-Cho 4 Chome Ikuta-Ku Kobe, Japan Monheit. Marvin 1014 ENY Ave. N.Y.. N.Y 212-771-7991 Moseson. Michael D. 666 Byron Ave. Frnkln. Sqr. L.I.. N.Y 516-538-1668 Mostowski, Alan 101 1 Chiswell Lane SIvr. Sprngs.. Md Nadata, Brian 7-05 Almont Ave. Far Rckway.. N.Y 212-GR1-4246 Nadborny, Amnon 3 Tiomkin St.TelAviv, isreal Nayowitz. Reuben 584 11 Ave. Paterson. N.J 201-742-8745 Neuman, Gary L. 3707 Lbrty Hghts. Ave. Baltmr.. Md 301-664-4716 Newton. Michael 2325 Ryer Ave. Bronx. N.Y 212-584-7307 Nusbacher. Burton 145 Hooper St. Bklyn., N.Y 212-EV8-4631 Oded. Avinoam 30 Frishman St. TelAviv. Israel Osowsky. Morris J. 823 Empire Ave. Far Rckwy., N.Y 212-471-7718 Pearl. Chaim B.Z. 67-36 Fleet St. Forest Hills. N.Y 212-LI4-3160 Perkes, Edward A. 785 Shepard Ave. Hamden. Conn 203-248-0272 Piatetsky. Lewis S. 1511 Hellerman St. Phila.. Pa. 215-JE5-8439 Pinsky. Yehuda 2511 Ocean Ave. Bklyn.. N.Y. . 212-SH3-0638 Platnick. Mark 1002 Ave. N Bklyn.. N.Y. 212-DE9-0268 Pomre nze. Jay 1904 Spruce Drv. Wash. D.C. Rabinowitz. Asher D. 1 134 25 St. NW Wash. D.C Rabinowitz. Harold 25 Boerum St. Bklyn., N,Y ... 212-EV7-8190 Radzik. Joseph M. 186 E. 164 St. Bronx. N.Y 212-JE7-9933 Radzik, Maurice H. 1498 Nelson Ave. Bronx. N.Y 212-538-7812 Rand, Jacob 955 51 St. Bklyn., N.Y 212-854-5419 Reich, Harry 1774 Eastburn Ave. Bronx, N.Y 212-TR8-6136 Reznick. Samuel D. 48 Barre St. Charleston S.C 803-RA2-8701 Rhein, Daniel A. 776 Cornaga Ave. Far Rckwy.. N.Y 212-FA7-0210 Richman. Irwin 1436 51 St. Bklyn., N.Y 212-UL1-5458 Robbin, Barry Wl. 60 Sharon St. Hartford. Conn 203-525-2341 Rose, Yaacov J. 774 Caffrey Ave. Far Rckwy.. N.Y 212-FA7-0927 Rosen. Joshua C. 523 Cedar Hill Rd. Far Rckwy.. N.Y 212-568-2835 Rosen. Sheldon P. 40 Mt. Vernon Ave. Irvington. N.J Rosenblum. Jay 3271 Judith Lane Oceanside. N.Y 516-R06-6935 Rosner. Howard 64 Lincoln Rd. Bklyn.. NY 212-UL6-7237 Ruthenberg. Mark 168 Beech St. Long Beach. L.I 516-432-7210 Sacknovitz. Robert 6527 Souder St. Phila, Pa 215-JE3-3146 Samet, Jerry H 181 Beach 135 St. Belle Hrbr, N.Y 212-945-2590 Sava, Jeffrey J 157 Thomaston St. Hartford. Conn Schapiro. Louis 264-18 60 Ave. Little Neck, N.Y 212-FA1-1871 Schechter. Walter 2700 H Hudson Pkwy. Riverdale. N.Y Schild, Edwin J2E 11 wood St. N.Y. ,N.Y Schnall. Ira 400 Mill Rd. Havertown. Pa 215-HI9-7545 Schoffman, Michael Dahti 65-05 Ylwstn. Blvd. Frst. His.. N.Y 212-TW6-5232 Schulman, Kenneth 1347 Shakespeare Ave. Bronx, N.Y 212-538-0312 Schwartz, Gary G 95 E 54 St. Bklyn, N.Y Schwartz. Ronald R 402 56St. WNY. N.J 201-864-1542 Segal. Melvyn M 219 E 178 St. Bronx. N.Y 212-CY9-4027 Seinfeld, David 73-46 196 Pic. Flushing. N.Y. 212-465-5041 Shapiro, Avrum P 3862 Dolfield Ave. Bait, Md 301-367-5068 Shapiro. David 2757 Kennedy Blvd. Jrsy City. N.J 201-333-3403 Shmidman. Michael 9808 Ave. M, Bklyn., N.Y 212-CL1-2242 Sicklick. Marc J 790 Rsvit Ct. Far Rckwy. NY 212-FA7-1430 Silber, Michael 340 W 86 St. N.Y., N.Y 212-799-1708 Singer, Stephen 95 Ledgewood Rd. Manchester. N.H Sklar, Yaacov 6655 Broadway Bronx. N.Y 212-TU4-7987 Skovronsky. Mandel 775 Birmingham St. Bridgeport. Conn 203-372-2715 Smith. Mitchell E 819 14 St. Nwprt News, Va 703-244-4759 Sodden, Mayer 3822 Sedgwick Ave. Bronx, N.Y 212-KI6-7236 Solny, Meyer N 1545 51 St. Bklyn, NY 212-HY4-7335 Spiegel. Samuel 1631 Walton Ave. Bronx, N.Y 212-TR8-4712 Stem. Steven G 6312 Wallis Ave. Bait. Md 301-764-7619 Stern. Raymond 63 Ave. A. N.Y. . N.Y 212-OR4-6915 Sternberg. Richard I 1 165 E 54 St. Bklyn, N.Y 212-241-7488 Suiskind. Ralph 560 Audobon Ave. N.Y.. NY 212-WA3-0408 Suslovich, Jacob 1451 58 St. Bklyn, N.Y ■ 212-UL1-8404 Susswem. Abraham 550 J Grand St. N.Y.. N.Y 212-OR3-6621 Sylman, Yehuda Betzale 1 15 Tel Aviv. Israel Szmulewicz. Sam 160 W 87 St. N.Y. .N.Y 212-LY5-1956 Taubenfeld, Marcus 155 E 4 St. N.Y., N.Y 212-OR7-7064 Telushkm. Joseph 928 E 13 St. Bklyn. N.Y 212-795-9348 Tober, Neal L. 16 Louis Rd. Springfield. Mass 413-783-1445 Tokarski. Steven 290 W. 232 St. Bronx, N.Y 212-884-9241 Tribuch. Baruch 123 E. 51 St. Bklyn., N.Y 212-PR4-4977 Turetsky. Arthur 496 W. McKinley Ave. Bridgeport. Conn 203-367-9300 Twersky. David A 5719S. Morgan Pic Seattle, Wash 206-PA2-4882 Vogel, Lester I 139 Cindy St. Old Bridge N.J 201-679-5217 Walfish. Jacob 300 17 Ave. Paterson N.J 201-523-2994 Warshaw, David 1739 50 St. Bklyn N.Y 212-854-2797 Weinberger. Isaac 170 Passaic Ave. Passaic, N.J 201-GR2-9855 Weinberger, Stanley B 286 Hollywood Ave. Akron. Ohio Weingarten. Ira L 24 Bailey Ave. Hillside N.J Weinrib, Harvey 1320 54 St. Bklyn. N.Y 212-UL1-7106 Weinstein, Charles S 629 Park Ave. Elizabeth, N.J 201-355-4012 Weinstock, Alan D 685 Second Ave. Long Beach. N.J ' . . . . . 201-222-8226 Weiss. Robert B 216 State St. Perth Amboy. N.J Werfel, Joseph 1984 Nantucket Rd. Merrick. N.Y 516-FR8-7595 Wiener. Joel 4600 14 Ave. Bklyn. N.Y 212-435-8169 Wikler, Marvin E 580 Westchester Ave. Mt. Vernon. N.Y 914-667-5425 Wolff, Jacob A 666 W 188 St. N.Y. .N.Y 212-WA3-5358 Wolff, Meir 666 W 188 St. N.Y. .N.Y 212-WA3-5358 Wolkinson, Gerald 8600 16 St. 310 SIvr Sprngs, Md 301-585-1940 Wulkan I Akiva ISt. Pauls Ct. Bklyn. N.Y 212-BU4-4532 Zahavy, Tzvee 210 E 68 St. N.Y..N.Y 212-RE4-4694 Zaitchik, Alan M 23 Oceanview Trrc. Lynn, Mass 617-595-3423 Zakheim, Dov S 52 Pamona Ave. Newark, N.J 201-926-2548 Zeidel, Irving M 710 PIsnt Vlly Wy. West Orange, N.J 201-736-1407 Zerykier, Abraham S. 2505 E. 63 St. Bklyn., N.Y 212-444-8869 Zombek. Harold 233 Norwalk Ave. Buffalo, N.Y 716-838-2638 Zuroff. Efrem J. 1191 E. 14 St. Bklyn., N.Y 212-CL8-6739 •mi- . ■■fjln. i ' . ■«M c- J m s i i- iiiis 1 f- ' - . KX 7 B I hjk michael friend mark kurzmann photography editor photography editor sam szmulewicz michael newton business manager business manager Joshua gotlieb gary cohen associate editor copy editor jay lewkowitz akiva wulkan associate editor layout editor robert landsberg brian nadata literary editor literary editor howard dorfman israel lifshitz assistant literary editor feature editor shiomohochberg garyschwartz senior editor art editor tzvee zahavy Steven igel managing editor typingeditor alanbennett elliot fader activities editor makeup editor barry mandel alan blumenthal sports editor assistant sports editor photography staff Jeffrey benjamin Joshua fink benny hanauer hirsch Joseph howard iiebtag waiter maybruch daniel wildman aaron fertig harvey gertel editor in chief editor in chief masmid student court 115 yeshiva college student council clockwise from 1:00 o ' clock: richard Sternberg, president ycsc: michael andron, secy-treas. ycsc; robert weiss. vice-president ycsc; Joseph belitsky, secy-treas. freshmen: Steve reisman, vice-president freshman; irving gra- bin, secy-treas. seniors; Jacob rand, vice-president seniors: george grossberg, secy-treas. juniors; jerry wolkin- son. president seniors. left to right: lert temstem. edward levine. harold rabinowitz. ezra lightman. sol mashbaum. robert sacknovitz, jerry lewkowitz. bottom to top: martin grajower. herman fisherman, harry bajnon. gary cohen, leslie spero. Shimon klein, sam szmulew- icz, tommy weiss. left to right: harold ginsberg, elliot horowitz, david cohen, bennie hanauer, david fruhman, david krieger, judah chasky, david kamelhar, samuel lachs, david Seinfeld, menachem miller. tempo nir kol mashkif left to right: shiomo mandel. gary swartz, Sheldon botoshansky, mendy fromowitz, joe beatus. andrew hirsch. av hoffman, Jacob pollack, Jacob burstein. jSSgjSSCJSSg|SSC|SSg|SSC|SSgjSSC ssgisscjssgjsscjssgjsscjss gjsscissg ssc ssgjssc issgjsscjssgjsscissgjsscjssgjsscjssgj 5scjssg|sscissgjsscissgiss( I T ii W V fj J J H (VH B k KiP. 1 J ii iy i HH 1 mI Hh Lpnl Jr s ,_ 8 B IP B 1 1 1 ■A Xjl m B k l l 1 s Ipfl HHHfl L 1 B I i - ' iH ■ S Si l SBI emcscemcscemcscemcscemcscemcscemcscemcscemcscemcscemcscemcscemcscemcscemcscerncscemcscemcscemcscerncscemcscemc . Jl - Sheldon Schwartz, 2 — Charles brown. 3 — michael schoffman, 4 — dahti ' , 5 — howard rfman. 6 — mark platnick, 7 — Jacob susslovich. 8 — Shimon klein. 9 — Samuel snead. 10 karl lifschitz, 1 1 — )oel arbisser, 12 — harvey gertel, 13 — Irwin richman. 14 — Sidney lan- r. 15 — spiral agnew. 16 — Joseph college. 17 — sam szmulewicz, 18 — daniel wildman, 19 ronald mintz. 20 — sam gelbtuch. 21 — zvi dov. 22 — tzvee zahavy. 23 — merill zahtz, 24 — hur eis. 25 — joelschwitzer. 26 — 11(3 bear. 27 — michael newton, 28 — baj. 29 — mikey ar, 30 — david moche. n i « Jl 1 7 f. 1 1 r , 1 i k ' A — 3 ' ' 1 X 1 i; X v. wyur debating society left to right: martin berman, peter rosenzweig, Joseph telushkin. left to righ: sigmund handelman, david reiss, neil ginsberg, bar- old rabinowitz. pre-med club left to right: mark fleischer, martin grajower, arthur eis, marc sicklick, jay rosenblum. phil orbuch, norman turoff, harvey ben- nett, irving zoltan, david kamelhar, Joel arbisser, jacob rand, saul wischnitzer, michael moseson, leslie spero, tommy weiss. left to righ: stuart greenberg. jay lewkowitz. barry robbin. alan blumenthal. robert tandsberg. samuel lachs. tzvee zahavy. elliot feder. neal tober. sociology drive for pi gamma mu fc J f f flflf Q left to right: lester vogel, bernard firestone, david minder, robert I •« K lia.1 ILI ZJ sacknovitz. left to right: ellis bloch, sam szmulewicz, melvin burg, leslie benedeck, daniel chazin, melvin segal. young democrats physics club left to right: menachem miller, sigmund handelman, meir bren- ner, michael silber, harold rabinowitz, dr. david finkelstein. pi mu epsilon left to right: steven stein, Joshua leeder, robert grossberg, abra- ham gulkowitz, leo brandstatter, shiomo mandel, menachem miller, tzvee zahavy, saul mashbaum, shiomo hochberg, harry banjnon, michael friend, michael si lber, morris kalka, kenny hochberg. .4. ■■ ' •-: GERSHONN.ANB JENNIE YABLICK ■y-l fan ;=■!  Di Vt i-au ' US yfBrg neighborhood youth corps sssj left to right: tzvee zahavy, elliot feder, harvey mayerson, barry robbin. neal tober, joe telushkin. robert landsberg. economics club left to right: harold horowitz, tzvee zahavy, robert landsberg, arnold elia- sov. howard finkelstein, arnold mendelsohn, barry robbin, neal tober, Sheldon socol, mark bodner, norman alpert. Student directory left to right: david kamelhar. edward arfe. david fruhaman. K. iu ; ) y ( sports { Sh See our team. They cannot shoot. They cannot pass. They cannot rebound. They are called a triple threat. Seethe ref. Red sees the ref. The ref sees red. Why is Red leaving? The ref knows. See number 43. He looks tired. He has classes from nine to seven Practice from eight to ten Schoolwork from ten to one Very tired See our home court. See our other home court. See all our home courts. Our home court is in the Bronx. In Queens. In the five boroughs. We have a big campus. See our team. See the other teams. The other teams win. Ourteam wins, too. Sometimes, three. See the wrestler. Wrestlers are tough. Wrestlers are fierce. See the Yeshiva wrestler. See the fencers. See the attack. The attack is parried. Seethe ripost. The ripost is passed See the counter ripost. It is off target. Nothing done. You said it. 1 ' 4- - . • 1 H H ' v jmK, 1 ' - 1 ■ ■ ■ ' . M M | K7 L, V ' ' B .. fl Ki, gpi i  • - ij H H ? . aai mj 1 r ftj Bl H Seethe coach. He is happy. His team wins. His team cannot shoot. His team cannot rebound. His team cannot dribble. But they don ' t have to. See Blume. Blume has guts. Blume is the captain. ?lume moves the Yeshiva team. Blume plays for Yeshiva. For four years. That takes guts. Yeshiva is a big sclnool. Yesliiva is so large, it needs two basketball We have the Mighty Mites. We have the Balanced Basketball Team. We have a Senate. The Senate cannot play basketball. teams. See our wrestling coach. He is young. He has spirit. He is optomistic He is new at Yeshiva. Give him time. See the City ballplayer. He does not look so tough. See the Queens ballplayer. See the Patterson ballplayer. See the other teams. They do not look so tough either. See our record. It looks tough. wrestling W L T PINS W L T PINS N. Bickoff 1 4 A. Shanker 10 2 1 6 ' B. Weiss 6 3 4 G.Klein 2 5 B.Westle 1 2 A. Terry 6 7 5 J. Schwitzer 1 1 N. Citroen 5 G. Rubin 5 8 L.Cohen 9 4 5 1 S. Schoenbrun 1 3 H. Bajnon 3 3 1 ■; M. Spero 3 S. Katz 2 1 i ! N. Nunberg 6 7 TOTALS 53 58 1 24 TEAM RECORC ) YU OPPONENT 5 Marist 39 18 Bronx C.C. 24 10 LIU 38 23 Lehman 23 23 Queensboro 23 20 Adelphi 28. 7 Southampton 40 41 ManhattenC.C. ' ■ 5 9 City ■ ■ 33 22 Drew . ' ' 5 30 Hunter 3 Brandeis .3- 40 Brooklyn Poly WON — 3. LOST — 8. ' riEO — 2 TEAM RECORD YU OPPONENT 15 Pratt 12 9 NYCC 18 18 St. Peters 9 9 Rutgers-Newark 18 19 N. Y. Maritime 8 14 Fordfiam 13 18 Jersey City State 9 13 Drew 14 9 Brandeis 18 16 Fairleigh-Dickinson 11 12 Brooklyn Poly 15 15 Paterson State 12 12 St. John ' s 15 WON — 7. LOST - ■6 n ■i HV m BB m 1 SABRE won total FOIL won total EPEE won total I ' L. Brandstatter 23 36 H. Krantman 20 35 M. Schoffman 13 24 1 L. Rosman 24 34 S. Hochberg 11 28 L.Gelb 10 29 1 L. Beer lu.TeDler k J Cnasky 14 27 S.Dan 12 26 C. Sprung 12 25 4 9 1. Gewirtz 1 9 M. Rothman 8 15 1 3 M. Weinraub 2 6 B, Marcus 2 9 Id. E ' Jslstein 1 2 1. Friedman 2 5 1. Getman 4 5 1 M. i r,£cht G 4 J. Rabinowitz 1 2 N. Chernotsky 2 6 ' • M. Grabina C 1 T. Weiss 1 3 K. Staiman 2 5 ;, M. Levy ii 1 Z. Weiss 2 Y. Fruchter fencing balanced basketball Player Games Ttl pts Av game Free throw F.T.% Larry Schiffman 7 125 17.9 17 30 57 Tippy Wachsman 7 33 4.9 7 10 70 Steve Singer 6 33 5.5 2 7 29 Allen Singer 7 27 3.9 3 9 33 Gary Sprung 7 32 4.6 4 10 40 Mike Friend 6 109 18,1 18 24 75 Jonas Lew 6 26 4.3 5 9 56 Mike Smith 3 2 0.7 1 4 25 Chuck Levner 3 58 19.3 8 12 67 Jerry Katz 6 12 2.0 2 4 50 Joseph Fishof 6 12 2.0 0 1 Myron Gurrell 3 5 1.7 1 4 25 Larry Jacobs 3 3 1.0 3 5 60 Mike Newton 5 14 2.8 4 4 100 Harold Steinberg 7 22 3.7 6 14 43 Jeff Widawsky 3 0.0 0 0 Total: 2 wins 5 losses bowling tennis mmui QBE I Kftipi R Hf s i iniiln mazel-tovand best wishes upon your graduation ALAN B- BLUMENTHAL fronn: dad, mother and avram %J regards to all the graduates mr. and mrs. Jacob landa compliments of kosher empire poultry the most trusted name in kosher poultry congratulations to my cousin ALAN from reuben biumentinal in honor of SAMUEL KAPUSTIN detroit, michigan region rca brocho v ' hatzlocho to ABRAHAM GULKOWITZ mr. and mrs. michael gulkowitz and arnold SODD _ lis and best wis; in all your future studies. ' i aunt betty and uncle ira appleman| congratulations to GARY I. COHEN mr. mrs. mel stein, richard and mitchel congratulations ma and pa on three successful products: Stanley — b.c. June 1957 perry — b.c. January 1970 ELLIOT— y.c. June 1970 mazel tov and hatzlacha to MICHAEL rabbi and mrs. samuel shmidman judy and chani rabbi and mrs. isaac shmidman and family dorothy katzel «ft if! = t mazel tov and good luck for future success to the class of 70 from mr. and mrs. aaron federand family M rdkP M t . 9( wm m - . ,w. friends of yeshiva at ahavasachim lubavitz synagogue - buffalo, n.y. congratulations GARY mr. and mrs. m. leo storch and family dorfy has a horny compliments of ray ' s cleaners buffalo, n.y. worth packaging co. 442 west 14th street, new york city rood luck to CHARLES WEINSTEIN compliments of rosebud gutman richard korbe — busibees — Irving grabin 2525amsterdamave. room 328 compliments of mr. and mrs. cheplowtiz in honor of the graduation of our grandson GARY ISSAC COHEN mr. mrs. menashe stein rocklyn textile corp. 260 west 39th st. n.y., n.y. 10018 pe6-6358-59-60 did mr. gosh have a sister REEMIE? congratulations to JOSHUA C. FINK from his grandma and grandpa mr. mrs. is. eichler monsey, n.y. compliments of lakehouse hotel woodridge, n.y. the katz family congratulations to LEO BRANDSTATTER congratulations to ELLIOT and his fellow classmates upon their graduation from Jeffrey ffi OTWfWWiliiii I -and staff of j I MASMID 197qj| lYahdREEVA Jhe best of ' -P everything J mazel-tovtoour f MICHAEL as you carry on the family tradition • atyeshiva university for the third generation, may you be blessed by the Almighty to carry on Israel ' s noble son and brother DAVID MOSESON heritage for future generations. rabbi mrs. abraham m. moseson and sister paula mazei tov to CHARLES WEINSTEIN from murray berkowitz compliments of american kosher caterers 353-3540 rabbi daniel eoldberg best wishes to KLEONYMUS anyu, apu, laci and the kleonymusfan club icherman Zelmanovitz Poultry best wishes to DAVID FRUHMAN ' ' Vi ,•!.-« 1. ■ :t ' .J t kt;; ' t. ' i ai 7 ita i - ' •i ' ' s! t:ti ;Jti : a::l- ' ;1: ' n. «ll ' i .-•« ben posnock provision company 1713 east elizabeth avenue linden, new jersey best wishes to CHARLES WEINSTEIN frank cassidy service station inc. 2420 amsterdam ave. n.y., n.y. 10033 best wishes to MARC SICKLICK on his graduation congratulations to all the graduates from the emit and hana ramat foundation in honour of mr. and mrs. h. bessin leya, moshe, and hershel fortheir share in my degree BERL mazel tovto LEO BRANDSTATTER from tante cesia and uncle sam mizi and mati mazel tov and best wishes to RICKY STERNBERG for every happiness and success in the future the david family hindy. mendy, cherly, and mark 4 i in memory of sol rosenfeld z l grandfather of SAMUEL KAPUSTIN tasty pastry inc. 4175 broadway congratulations and best wishes to grandsor DAVID SHAPIRO from grandma grandpa stiskin congratulations to saul on his graduation daddy, mommy, rutlnie. aunt est good luck to lou and mark alex ' s strictly kosher restaurant compliments of f oto electric 31 essex st. n.y.c. do It, but carefully .good luck from a friend of STEVEN STEIN sincerest and best wishes to EDDIE ARFE a rising star in Israel mazel tovto CHARLES WEINSTEIN from master coat, apron, towel supply co., inc. 333 stagg street brooklyn, n.y. 11206 mazel tovto LEO BRANDSTATTER from a friend congratulations and best wishes to our son and brother SAMUEL DAVID REZNICK upon his graduation. may all his future endeavors be crowned with success, mr. and mrs. moses reznick marsha, harriet and connie in memory of menachem mendel feder from goldie feder abe feder and family jack feder and family in honor of our son, brother and uncle GARY L. NEUMAN by mr. mrs. charies neuman mr. mrs. alan Wiseman and shari lyn wiseman. congratulations to a true son ot Israel. SAMUEL JACOB KAPUSTIN upon his graduation. compliments of j. eis and sons appliances inc. best wishes to JOSHUA E. FINK mom and dad avi, lilly, and michael Shirley and marv genauer Jacob, moshe, and shiomo congratulations and good luck to DAVID SHAPIRO gordon management co. experienced property management 233 sip avenue jersey city. n.j. 07306 201-433-7080 compliments of mr. and mrs. david Weinberger and family in honor of the graduation of their son and brother STANLEY WEINBERGER MAYER SODDEN congratulations and best wishes on your graduation from yeslniva college sister helene and brother aharon and rabbi and mrs. Jacob sodden best wishes to AVIESHAPIRO : ' ; from sru;it ffcli;ani, stiua a ' nd-sh ' elly best wishes to JACOB T. HOENIG from an admirer compliments of middiesex builders inc. mazel tov, congratulations SIGGY love, mom, dad, marsha, doug, and laurie best wishes from the wolf family foundation congratulations and best wishes to DAVID SHAPIRO edna shapiro insurance 233 sip avenue jersey city, n.j. 07306 201-433-7080 carvel open from 1 1 a.m. to 12 p.m. 505west 181 street between amsterdam and audobon compliments of reliance wool quilting products long island city, new york to MICHAEL BERENT lots of luck for a successful and happy future mr. and mrs. irving berent and robyn and grandparents mrs. dora berent and mr. nathan safran congratulations to our dear friend SAM KAPUSTIN best wishes for future success and happiness bernice and jerry kelman ' in honor of our son ' s graduatioYi ' rabbi mrs. s. d. gopin from chaya, rifkie. and sura congratulations levinthal kosher meat 1332 coney island ave navarre cleaners 1012 east 14 street sam ' s fruit market 1123 ave j Charles fisheries 1313 ave i negev home made food, inc. 1211 ave j Jules mi!ler coat corp. 241 west 37 street newyork, new york keep it up LUCiAN the fruhman family extends their best wishes for success to DAVID and his classmates congratulations to DAVID FRUHMAN upon his graduation jay 99 . harvey 121? congratulations to the class of 1970 from YESHIVA COLLEGE STUDENT COUNCIL RICHARD I. STERNBERG president ROBERT WEISS vice president MICHAEL ANDRON secretary-treasurer where were you on february 16 grossmgers congratulations to MICHAEL SCHOFFMAN from aunt froma m. chernofsky mazal tov to our nephew CHAIM BEN ZION PEARL on his graduation s tl compliments of paul hershcopf mr. and mrs. herbert kass mr. alan kass dr. and mrs. donald kass mr. and mrs. william spilky and cousins congratulations and best wishes for future success RALPH mr. ludwig hinssinger and alan and mr. and mrs. fred rose and dinah karl jellinek general and life insurance; mutual funds 15 park row n.y., n.y. 10038 be3-3538 best wishes class of 1970 dr. mrs. eli sar congratulations and best wishes to our nephew RALPH upon his graduation, mr. and mrs. b. schild maze! tov and brocha v ' hatzlocha to ITZY LEVIN mom, dad. and mim 19 years — 235 new moons 23 years — 1200 sabbaths — 8400 days SO it is irrefutably proven that he who shaped heaven and earth is He who made the bris • with the Jewish people IN THE BEGINNING GOD CREATED HEAVEN AND EARTH norman bloom MESSIAH compliments of g. and w. castings inc. congratulations to ITZY LEVIN from the bidnick family greetings erwin and miriam lipstadt compliments of dorothy and robert mazel tov and best wishes to our son, RALPH upon his graduation mr. and mrs. b. suiskind mazel tov to our son BENNY from rabbi and mrs. symcha buchman best wishes for future success RALPH mr. and mrs. h. lowenstein and mr. and mrs. j. abraham and judy mazel tov to our uncle BENNY from brochele and bentzi epstein congratulations and good luckto our son KENNETH cantor and mrs. arthur schulman and family ! ' „ ; ' %i + ■ J ' •ii ' t -r r Si congratulations MAYER SODDEN from rabbi mrs. m. appieman and family syosset. I.i. fort tryon florist we specialize in vedding bouquets and funeral designs congratulations to MICHAEL SCHOFFMAN congratulations and best wishes to SAM SZMULEWICZ from traian v. batsu YASHEKOACH!! hon. and mrs. sa.muel j. wikler in memory of maxgopin from bessiegopin nathan gopin and family bernard gopin and family moishe gopin and family david glass and family dave gopin and family best wishes to MICHAEL DAHTI SCHOFFMAN from everybody HARVEY, best wishes for the future, sam hollander and max Jacobs HARVEY, best wishes on your graduation mr. mrs. Joseph mann compliments of buffalo sanitary wipers co. compliments of m. abramson and son inc. congratulations to LEO from a friend of the brandstatters in honor of my grandson GARY L. NEUMAN from grandpa israel a. behrman congratulations to EDWIN SCHILD from your parents JUMBO LIVES stay well dr. a. s. weissman m I compliments of victor linen supply corp best wishes to ABRAHAM ZERYKIER from milton morris josh put it back Jacob marrus co., inc., herbert m. bodek . , . insurance Jacob marrus 303 fifth ave. n.y. mu5-4676 we wish our son HARVEY the best in all his future endeavors. may all his wishes and aspirations be fulfilled. from his parents, mr. and mrs. karl hollander mazel tov to MICHAEL LIEBERMAN love, dad and ellen congratulations to DOV from rabbi and rnrs. Jacob zakheim and family congratulations to MICHAEL SCHOFFMAN Sylvia and alan T Mil We Meet Agnitt It has been our privilege to supply your fine class with a magnificent school ring. As you travel life ' s path you will meet Balfour again and again. Balfour serves Colleges, Industry, and the Armed Forces with the same superb product quality — the same friendly efficient service. Good Luck and warm Congratulations to our lifetime friends! R. W. CALLOW 55 Northern Boulevard Greenvale, Long Island New York, 11548 ATTLE BORO congratulations to Sidney langer m.i. langer family jack Jacob family golden bear wine CO. san francisco, calif. ■ ta??r.c -rrm ' J - ! LIPandDOSSY Congratulations to HARVEY GERTEL and EZRA LIGHTMAN upon their graduation from mr. and mrs. abraham levovitz reva, dina, ari, and morey in memory of my parents AARON AND BERTHA WASSER presented by mr. norman i wasser visit your official COLLEGE BOOKSTORE old grads always welcome 2555 amsterdam avenue congratulations to MAURICE RADZIK, ELLIS BLOCH and JOSEPH RADZIK and the class of 70 upon your graduation from cong. beth hamedrash nusach s ' fard jss student council officers president — robert sacknovitz vice-president — mitchell e smitti secretary-treasurer — s david moche representatives freshman b — brian trohlinger sophomore a — Steven ulano sophomore i — Joel reback sophomore b — david a edelstein junior a — bernard ehrenreich junior b — Ira presser junior y — Steven Silverman senior a — jerry lewkowitz senior b — lester vogel :jw hrio to CHAIM BEN ZION PEARL on tils graduation rabbi and mrs. leonard pearl Sharon, david and broctia reena i A-Mhrn congratulations to the class of ' 70 from YESHIVA UNIVERSITY WOMEN ' S ORGANIZATION best wishes to the yeshiva college CLASS OF 1970 lincoln Studios if you think this year was bad, you ain ' t seen nothin yet! dorf CONGRATULATIONS AND FONDEST GOOD WISHES TO OUR NEPHEWS JACOB and MYLES WOLFF s. manheimer delicatessen congratulations to LEO BRANDSTATTER from dad, mom, bruchie uncle chaskell, aunte angia fay, brenda and shiomo barricini candy — greeting cards 1422 St. nicholas avenue (181st street) GREETINGS WAdsworth 8-4450 River Parkway Hand Laundry AND DRY CLEANERS 2553 AMSTERDAM AVE. NEW YORK mazel-tovto my dear grandsons YAAKOVandlUIEIR Sam Kurzmann, C.L.U. ZUNDER ' S GROCERY STORE 175 Remsen St,, Suite 1201 Br=oklv„, n.Y. 11201 New Yosk Life Insurance Co. Bus UL 2-5500 ANDREW ' S BARBER SHOP congratulations and good luck to MICHAEL NEWTON from color carton corp. 341 canal place bronx, n. y. congratulations to ABRAHAM ZERYKIER and his fellow graduates fronn Fields Baking Corporation ROBERT GROSBERG ' : ' . mazel tov and best wishes for continued success to our son and brother DAVID GOLDMAN and his fellow classmates mom, dad, irie, barry, lila, myrna, and ellen to Jerry on his graduation in memory of his grandparents BENJAMIN and RACHEL WOLKINSON compliments of from Herman and Feiga Wolkinson Rubin and Miriam Zaslow Betty Wolkinson Laura Wolkinson maiden mills maiden, massachussetts heartiest mazel-tov to JOEL WIENER mom. sisters, brothers-in-law. and nephews mordechai besser ' 68 gary kornspan ' 63 jack nussbaum ' 59 norman twersky ' 47 larry wachsman ' 63 ronald wachtel ' 68 abraham wahrahaftig ' 61 jerry witkin ' 61 congratulations to MARK PLATNICK and his classmates kinor david orthodox kosher meat medics instrument corporation meal mart mazel-tov and very best wishes to our sons MYLES HILLEL and JACOB AKIVA mr. and mrs. louis wolff from grandma and grandpa mom and dad 1 Mazel-Tov and Best Wishe f Menachem Mr. Mrs. imrich Miller Mr. Mrs. Seymour Levine Mr. Mrs. Jack Birnbaum :i ii:i. i dii : :d MMiMiiM m wishing success to: HERMAN FISHERMAN MANNY MILLER JACKWALFISH from cong, bnai israel-ahavath Joseph paterson, n.j. nathan magill, pres. samuel princeman. v. p. irving reppen, treas. herman singer, sec ' y. SCHWARTZ BROTHERS MEMORIAL CHAPEL, INC. 60EASTTREIVIONTAVE. Bet. Gr. Concourse Jerome Ave. mazel tov JOE on your graduation best of luck in all your future endeavors mom, dad and susan radzik mazel tov and much success to HARVEY AND STANLEY upon their graduation from the gertel and horowitz families fsumm Mk: raz isii? PORTRAITS MEIBACHS GLATT KOSHER BURNSIDE MANOR CATERERS to our son and brother HOWARD ROSNER and his fellow graduates maze! tov and best wishes for a bright future ...  ' .v mother and dad elliotandshulamith best success to all the college graduates from BARTON ' S franchise owner JOSEPH G. YOUNGER pizza by chopsie 2500amsterdam ave. new york, n. y. 10033 compliments of SIMON ' S TAILORING CLOTHING fine custom tailoring 2324 grand concourse best wishes to TZVEE family ZAHAVY on his graduation and friends si congratulations to EZRA morton paper company 1880 sterling place brooklyn, n. y. compliments of O n uy i .a,n( ' Gui lefi. - ■yi yci : ' u iy ' - DIAMONDS 52 WEST 47TH STREET. NEW YORK • JUDSON 2-0350 engagement rings specialists s s typing service 21 east 200th street bronx, n. y. s. deutsc h WALTON FURS fine furs fc 3 4-0993 2318 grand concourse, bronx. n.y. SOL ZELLER TOURS GLATT KOSHER BUS TOURS DE-LUXE BUSES FOR CHARTER AIRCONDITIONED AND LAVATORY EQUIPPED 820 OCEAN PARKWAY BROOKLYN, N. Y. 1 1230 212-436-1497 212-436-1385 -: congratulations and best wishes to . MICHAEL Hi HP ' ' ' H parents; robert hilda newton  B sister and brother: barbara Jeffrey j sisterand family in Jerusalem: ■, dorothy and arnold dudovitz j attara and katriel relatives: erwm and nina awerbuch, harold, martin, and david j H 1 -1 ■1 1 J hail the conquering victor! best wishes and continued luck to our son and brother JAY mom and dad and michael lewkowitz in honor of the graduation of my son TANCHUM COHEN by his mother rabbi and mrs. Joseph m. brandriss and family congratulate their son — mmm f R U B E N F E L D ■ S Hotel Caierers | ® i Monsey, New Yor 91 - 356-3400 k 212 . 562-6181 DAVID and the rest of his class upon their graduation Good Luck Seniors! ; STANLEY H. KAPLAN } EDUCATIONAL CENTER Since 1938 preparation for. . . College Boards Regents State Schoiarshq)Exafninatian Graduate Admissions Tests (MCAT,DAT,LSAT,GRE,AT6SB) DaBy work and Regents examinations yn. Hempstead end LawreMS iment throufbout tke year. (212)336-5300 (516)538-4555 kapigian delicatessen 185th St. and st. nicholas ave. newyork, n.y. 10033 V best wishes to thi ec ass of ' 70 YESHIVA COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ' 51 alfred roth ' 55 gilbert davidoff honorary president president ' 37 irving ribs ribner ' 47 Solomon shoulson first vice pres. vice president ' 47 Joseph appleman ' 66 Joseph berlin ; vice president corres. secy. ' 54 murray leifer ' 42 Joseph sokolow ' recording secy. treasurer alumni office rep resentatives ' 40 abraham avrech ' 64gary pollack JACK J REINWEIMER mr. and mni,. congratulations to HERMAN ON HIS GRADUATION from mom, dad and sister Harriet SCHILD BROS, INC. 1339 St. nichoias ave. hai weber Clifton, new jersey mazel tov and best wishes to MYRON GURELL and all his fellow graduates his family in honor of our son SHAYE JACOB DAVID COHEN congratulations and best wishes to our son SHLOMO upon his graduation mr.and mrs. maurice ehrlich congratulations to the entire erna michael college student council for the outstanding service it has rendered the student body. Stephen h. singer — president larry schiffman — vice president Charles sprung — sec. treas. gary cohen — senior representative akiva wulkan — senior representative €0 n gf at u I at 10 n s to WE ARi VERY PROUD OF YOU! Mr. and Mrs. Max Horowitz, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Horowitz, aunt and uncle and Cousin Debra .ill congratulations and best wishes to our dear and beloved son ASHERDON upon his graduation from yeshiva college from rabbi and mrs. philip I. rabinowitz and sister miriam, Sharon, and grandmother ORegon 5-5550 congratulations and lots of luck in the future to ABRAHAM ZERYKIER and the class of nineteen seventy from the makers and distributors of CHARM COFFEE First Nighter formal wear, ltd. 162 FIFTH AVENUE NEWYORKIO. N. Y. ESTABLISHED 1901 mazel tov to my grandson MICHAEL NEWTON upon his graduation from his grandmother mrs. ella sondheimer scheman grant inc. 515 eighth avenue newyork, n. y. best wishes to AARON FERTIG mazel tov to DAVID and his classmates congratulations and best wishes to- DONIEL and his fellow graduates rabbi and mrs. meyer krame rena, tamar and shira mr. and mrs. harry minder sister naomi sister dvora and brother-in-law melech niece rivka ora from mom, dad Sharon, chaim, and linda, family and Julius eidelman and saul cohen in appreciation of his parents special thanks to: •phillipf. St. pierre . ruth mcdayid Sidney dubin., ■ Jack sflvers. rnrs.streich:;. .na ' omi gershkc .Seymour laino « ■ SI ' V, ' t ' ,,i? ?1f ' . ' If - M ,.iv ' ! ' ' - - t- Vi