Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1974 volume:

IN ICE yf4Hi 4 a Program (YP). Yeshiva Program o lught in Hebrew, leading to a Hebre achefor of Science. Students who h o enter YP or EMC apply to JSS- APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION CD FALL CD : CD reshiva Colleflfl o.[i z jzrn ■A AS JTcSli ■ ' if-rvft ntui ■xMd TvVfc.Tlll. 4 if BOM. ?J5 CtU(,i4or 1.W4- VM nil, f V ill . ' --. VWi feivo EiiF osf. VYe came from Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Bangor, Seattle, Mianni, Washington D.C., Haifa, Toronto, Beverly Hills and Brooklyn in order to experience ' ' Yeshiva ' And even after four years, for nnany the question still remains, Why Y.U.r ' illustrations by abe blank m .V •; ■; i« ' rr abe and joe blank, editors. lll j n ' dijt ¥fi Jttk. m m alii dh Hi ih ih lal ih ■r M — 1 — m -i — i Hi- ' t r ■ ' f [ — • ■■ ■■■■ 3 Hi ■I ■■■■ ■■ HBB a MB nuu U T Wft 1 - T nn nun n ' ' ' ' S9BSS ■■■ - II am n m Hnn nn V Ai m I f ANT AS S J .; ; . . - ■ t;l: 5 ?!• fr- V ■ ' ' ; ' VM CHANUKAH PURI r Let us remember again and ' ag jn gsfe who tell Yo m KippOT, S fc; as aH ssbi f - IhT courage, compassion, ' s.-urvival. Their courage spirit live on i n the hearts of al I J ews and in the hearts of all men women who love freedom. Let us remember— and renew our resolve to survive. the fellas NORMAN B. GILDIN Speech and Drama YP Cultural Club Speech and Drama Club-Senior Advisoi Dramatics Society-Assistant Stage Manager YCSC-Secretary, Treasurer WYUR-Publicity Director, Program Director Dramatics Honor Society Soccer Team Neighborhood Youth Corps Dean ' s List PHILLIP ZARET Pre-Med EMC WYUR pHiLu p t er ARNOLD F. CHESKIN LEO FRISCHMAN English JSS Tutoring Program Soviet Jewry Action Group Speech and Drama YP WYUR Senior Class-Vice President Dramatics Society Dramatics Honor Society Chess Club Bowling Team-Captain Cafe Yeshiva Yolanda Benson Honor Society Speech and Drama Club Student Council Arnold f. ctffsicm Lt ) F lS zHh A) T7 DOV COHEN ALAN GREENE Sociology EMC Basketball Team EMC Student Council-Vice President Sociology Club-Vice President Judge of Student Court Corvmentator-Assistant Sports Editor Financial Affair Commission- Chairman History EMC Pre-Law Honor Society-President EMC Student Court-Junior Justice )0V (jOtfeW Won Gr f C 18 JEFF COOPER Economics EMC Economics Club DAVID BRUCKNER Pre-Dental EMC Basketball EMC Judge of Student Court Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Medical Honor Society 069 ?e Cofi| e Of J b jO fi£K 13 MARK SCHWARZ JOHN ANTHONY KRUG Speech and Drama JSS Speech and Drama Club Alpha Psi Omega Honor Society Dramatics Society Canvassing Committee-Cha irman Psychology Speech and Drama YP Pre-Rabbinics Society-VP YC Dramatics Society-President Speech and Drama Club Alpha Psi Omega, National Drama Honor Society Psychology Club Dean ' s List PPC lc 5ciiw nr7_ JoH-a) fWrHo OV K . (r 20 MARVIN STERN NEIL DICK Speech and Drama JSS Dramatics Society Alpha Psi Omega Honor Society-President Canvassing Committee Pre-Med JSS Dramatics Society WYUR Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Medical Honor Society Alpha Psi Omega National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity TOarvin Stern mL oick 21 BRUCE J. FRIEDMAN English JSS English Honor Society Valedtctorian-JSS English Student-Facutly Advisor FRED SCHULMAN Mathematics EMC Fencing Team-Captain ' Bruce J. Fried rvA A ri -h kCp ScHOLfii Af 22 l ' !■ ' v.■i ' ' ;?v . ' LOUIS H. MILLER HARVEY S. KAHN Psychology EMC Dramatics Society Hockey Psychology JSS Psychology Club WYUR LOUIS H. niue knutfer s. KfiHr MYRON BEER HOWIE WEITZMAN Pre-Med EMC Pre-Dental EMC Pre-Medical Honor Society- President, Treasurer Erna Michael College Student Council-Vice President Tempo-Technical Editor EMC Student Council-President, Secretary, Treasurer Basketball Team-Manager Tempo H Ro b R Ao i Oi e U)e T A 24 NACHUM TUCHMAN MARVIN JOSEPH BLUMENFRUCHT Economics JSS MASMID-Buslness Manager J.S.S.S.C. Senior Dinner-Chairman Neighborhood Youth Corps Jewish Affairs Committee Pre-Med EMC Jewish Affairs Committee Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Medical Honor Society Soccer Team Hamevaser-Circulation Staff Afi ZHUM TUCH IaJ mK i rl jo Prt vBlu yle f RvJCHT HOWARD S. WOLK DAVID MILLER Jewish Studies EMC Jewisti Affairs Committtee Commentator-Business Staff Senior Dinner-Co-cfiairman History YP l-iamevaser-Business Ivlanager Hoc cey Team WYUR Ho| 3flRX) S- OJO .K j9 ?i D f iL :e 26 MARCUS HANFLING BARRY KOCHANOWITZ Chemistry YP Chemistry Club-Vice President MASMID-Business Manager Jewish Affairs-Chairman Senior Dinner-Co-chairman WYUR Y CSC- Vice President Math YP Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society Math Club Hamevaser-Production Editor, Typing Staff n )Rc A FLX (r IB rr n- cjfci fouj 7-2 LEONARD KANAREK SIMEON VOGEL Jewish Studies EMC Jewish Studies Society B.M.T. Club History EMC Wrestling Team Commentator L£o flRO KrnAR K 5 ymean Vo tl 28 MORRIS WARGON ABE SINNREICH Political Science YP Political Science Departmental Assistant Pi Camma Mu Honor Society Cultural Club Political Science Club Dean ' s List Pre-Med, Biology JSS Pre-Medical Honor Society Tempo Jewish Affairs Committee Neighborhood Youth Corps WYUR T e e i 6U f v AbF S(n A R ie Y HARRY DYM SANFORD SCHOSS Biology YP Student Court WYUR Hamevaser Biololgy YP Biology Club-President [1 19 0 tnn 5ar for4 ScXoss 30 CHARLES JOSHUA TOBIAS MARTIN GOLD Economics YP History YP Basketball Commentator-Associate Sport Editor WYUR History Honor Society Dean ' s List CHMLBS ZfosfiOA -l SiflS MftflTXiO Goto 31 ALON STERN HERBERT SCHNEIDER Pre-Dental EMC Pre-Dental EMC Pre-Medical Honor Society Soccer Team Pre-Medical IHonor Society Swimming-Coordinator Hamas ii if -Co-Editor ALtfi sr RM H flBeiO ' ScHMeioen 32 JOSH [SHOE] BERTRAM Economics YP Basketball Team Chief Justice of Student Court JEFF NEIMAN Speecli and Drama YP YCSC-Senior Class President Dramatics Society Speech and Drama Club-President Cultural Club Speech Department-Advisor S.O.Y. Representative Oral Interpretation Contest lYosk -SVv. «. % ttrirt • ■ irFTtY fli mii SID SLIVKO STANLEY HARTSTEIN Speech and Drama YP Dramatics Society, President Tempo-Art Editor Speech and Drama Club Alpha Psi Omega Honor Society Neighborhood Youth Corps Pre-Rabbinic Society-Vice President MASMID Math JSS Karate Club Bowling Team kA Slivkt Sic. ) H ' i ' ti 34 HARRY PETERS JOSEPH MARK STEINER Political Science YP MASMID Dramatics Society-Publicity Fencing Team Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society Political Science Club- Vice-President YC Undergraduate Council Dean ' s List Psychology JSS Dramatics Society WYUR HfiRRf ?£TtrJ S Jo3 +tf f ll STT V ' ' 35 HAROLD JOSEPH FRUCHTER ROBERT SIMKOVIC Psychology YP Fencing Team ]SS Student Council-Secretary, Treasurer Dean ' s List Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges Pre-Med, Pre-Dental YP, jSS WYUR-Program Director, Publicity Director Student Court-Senior Justice Pre-Medical Honor Society Dirshu H-flf OLO :Pii fi f: f2.( 0 k OQCfir siAtl oVlc 36 ABRAHAM HILLEL DACHMAN HAROLD JACOB Pre-Med EMC Fencing Team Neighborhood Youth Corps EMC Vice President Dean ' s List Pre-Medical Honor Society Pre-Med, Biology EMC fJf l{6Li) T U JEFF JOSEPH ABRAHAM H. BLANK Political Science YP Pre-Dental YP Cultural Club Bowling Team Student Court-Associate justice MASMID TefP re To tfik MASMID, Editor-in-Chief SOY, Vice-President Cultural Club, Chairman, Founder University Undergraduate Council, Secretary Tempo, Executive Editor Dramatics Society, Set Manager Dramatics Honor Society Senate Committee on Curriculum Instruction Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges Universities Gottesman Lecture Committee 38 JOSEPH B. BLANK MOSHAEL STRAUS Pre-Law YP MASMID, Editor-in-Chief Dean ' s List Political Science Departnnental Assistant Cultural Club, Co-chairman Pi Camma Mu Honor Society Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society Dramatics Society Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges Universities Political Science YP MASMID Political Science Departmental Assistant Student Cour ' Cultural Club Political Science Club Pre-Law Society Dean ' s List Pi Camma Mu Joseph 3Link M sti ieL tA4u% 39 SANDER LIPSCHITZ WILLIAM R. CREENBERC Pre-Med, Pre-Dental YP Wrestling Team Neighborhood Youth Corps Tempo Magazine-Executive Editor Pre-Med YP Fencing Team-Captain Dirshu YCSC-lntercitY Projects Chairman Pre-Med Honor Society Neighborhood Youth Corps S nc er Cfp gf [jii t fyx ((. rt itr 40 ; A :i«: ALAN DAVID LITWACK BARUCH TWERSKY Mathematics JSS Pre-Dental YP Hockey Team-Captain Swimming Instructor Pre-Medical, Pre-Dental Honor Society Head Waiter Hamevaser-Assistant to Editor-in- Chief YCSC-Secretary, Treasurer Gabbi of Y.U. Minyan Dean ' s List W « n 0«iviJ Lrfooack 5 )R0cH Tuie Slc 41 DAVID H. KOLAT JEFF GOLDSTEIN Economics YP WYUR Dirshu Neighborhood Youth Corps Commentator-Photo Staff Sociology ]SS Pi Camma Mu IHonor Society Bikur Cholim Committee x lvrt H Ko hFr, f« 4MTtfh 42 KEN MARK BLACKSTEIN STEVEN MAN DEL Mathematics YP Math Honor Society-President Chess Club Cabbai for Y.U. Psychology ISS, YP WYUR-Music Director, Librarian Pre-Med Honor Society Neighborhood Youth Corps Dean ' s List Dirshu Ken (AarK B)  tksTeiM r vFNf n f ( oii 43 SYLVAN JAY SCHAFFER STUART C. SHAFFREN Psychology, History EMC Pi Camma Mu Honor Society Psi Chi Honor Society Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges Tempo-Cultural Editor Pre-Dental YP 9 iLV t,J Xt Scif4FF£ St A,rXC$h V S fri,yy 44 PHILIP WEINBERGER MICHAEL REICH Mathematics YP Hamevaser Be ' er Yitzchak Dean ' s List Psychology YP Dirshu Jews for Judaism PK«I P LJL ti  uy.r- MltHU e cH 45 WM ■ ' LAWRENCE M. ZIFFER PHILLIP JAY LERNER Philosophy VP Dormitory Committee-Chairman S.O.Y.-Kashrus Manual Hamevaser Pre-Medical Honor Society J.S.S.S.C. Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges Psychology YP ja fB ce t Zi ' ffe VhMip 7t Lerner 46 RICHARD BIELER RANDY LEVITT Political Science YP jSS StucJent Council Hamevaser-Typing Staff Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society Pre-Med JSS Mekarev-Chairman ' Rn  + ' 4 ' R1 ' BlE.LCR X JMt y Aevlff 47 SHELDON S. TRAUBE SOLOMON KRUPKA Pre-Dental YP Biology YP Hamevaser-Business Manager, Circulation Manager S.O.Y. Representative, Election Committee Dirshu S.O.Y. Jewish Affairs Committee Hamevaser-News Editor Neighborhood Youth Corps SU 6 OA S Tv c ote c 0L0At9tJ euA y9 48 :r . ' tSf MARK ERIC URKOWITZ DANIEL YIGAL GORDON Jewish Studies YP Economics YP Jewish Studies Society-Vice President Pre-Rabbinic Society Yavneh Wrestling Team Manager Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society Students Admissions Society Hamevaser-Sus ness Staff MtkrJC R e, Ut VJooJjTZ. D WitL iJt H G ftOow 49 MITCHELL FLAUM MARK MEISSNER Pre-Med JSS Psychology VP Y.U. Hineni Chapter Psychology Club Psi Chi Honor Society Hamevaser S.O.Y. Dramatics Society Dean ' s List Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges Ai rc ii- ri fyM y k f d m i 50 JOSEPH CHAIM ORBACH JONATHAN SKLAR Economics YP Mathematics YP Economics Club-President Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society Economic Mind-Editor-in-Cliief Student Financial Affairs Committee Student Discount Committee-Co- chairman Dean ' s List Be ' er Yitzchak S.O.Y. Representative, Charity Drive Collector TosCFH CHAI OR fiCH Jonathan SJClar 51 i ..s ' . Wk %. ?fe. - - ' WWVi, BENJAMIN SAUL YASGUR JAY ORLINSKY Psychology EMC Hamevaser Commentator-Business Manager EMC Student Council-President Extemporaneous Speaking Contest Economics YP MASMID Jewish Affairs Committee Hamevaser Wrestling Team Ti y T qivAx Nl Sac L V S( K J  |6AtJ S «M 52 ?|,vV.V ' .!, , NATHAN KAHAN SHAY A WEXLER Political Science YP Political Science YP Israel Emergency Fund Drive- Chairman Hamevaser Student Council Research and Advisory Committee Tempo Hamevaser Tempo Pre-Rabbinic Society Political Science Club Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society Student Council Dean ' s List N TH if K H fW SHA1 Wexkr 53 ISRAEL G. GROSSMAN HAROLD WEISSLER Math YP S.O.Y.-Smicha Representative Track Club Tutoring Club Dean ' s List Physics YP Be ' er Yitzchak-Editor-in-Chief S.O.Y.-Vice President, Co-chairman Seforim Drive Sigma Pi Sigma Honor Society- President Halacha Bulletin-Editor-1973 Xsr l G R0S 5 M ticKfolol h e-Tsskk 54 IRWIN MORDECAI GROSS ARTHUR KATZ Chemistry YP S.O.Y. -President Chemistry Club Chess Club Hamevaser Physics YP S.O.Y. Sephorim Drive JTriwin Pl«r ecfi Gi-ftSS Art f ' KcX 55 LARRY JOEL FEDER MARK SCHLUSSELBERG Pre-Dental YP WYUR Pre-Medical Honor Society Psychology YP Psychology Club Psi Chi Honor Society Dormitory Council Hamevaser Lfkrr J To l FtJt Kfar chlu-S l tr 1 56 « . ELLIOTT GODICK History YP MYRON SEIDMAN Biology YP ' : ' tzm . Jh Ji-ynA 57 4M W ' . M MICHAEL SIGMOND KLEIN Pre-Med, English JSS Tempo-Senior Editor Sigma Tau Delta National English Honor Society ROBERT SHAR English JSS Mi ch K Si m n4 k. «in iU 5k 58 MICHAEL j. BLOOM ALAN KAUFMAN Pre-Med, French ]SS JSS Student Council-President Tempo-Executive Editor, Feature Editor Pre-Medical Honor Society French Honor Society-President English, Classics YP Tempo Classics Honor Society AiicHAet J. fi Loon l LAf( K iylF f 59 JOSEPH EPSTEIN NORMAN N. BLUMENTHAL Economics YP Hamevaser-Editor-in-Chief, Associate Editor MASMID Economics Club Phi Gamma Mu IHonor Society Dean ' s List Committee Chairman Bograi Yeshivot B ' yisrael Psychology EMC Commentator-Editor-in-Chief Psi Chi hionor Society-Vice President : OSZ?H I PSTein) l U uy ie r ' xcy{ 60 CHARLES [CHUCK] BERNSTEIN JOSHUA SCHWARTZ Pre-Engineering YP Commentator-News Staff, Research Editor Student Senator Jewish Studies EMC Commentator-Projects Editor Israel Correspondent Hamashkif -Research Editor Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society Jewish Studies Honor Society Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges Dean ' s List fAf{L 3 I WITC Toih Jo S ti artir 61 .j.l ' - ' ' ' . LAWRENCE KRAUT JUDAH LIFSCHITZ Pre-Med, Economics YP Economics Club Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society Basketball Dean ' s List Sociology YP PI Gamma Mu Honor Society- President Sociology Glub-President Undergraduate Council Dean ' s List LfWjjf BrOcB: KRfiyJT XSok LiescWVx. 62 ALEXANDER ZLOTNICK JAY MARTIN COHEN Psychology YP Pre-Med YP Psi Chi Honor Society Psychology Club Jewish Studies Society YCSC-Polling Committee, Commuter Affairs Hamevaser- S.O.Y. J tX €.t- - STn cK ftV MAftTirl COf GvI 63 h - MARSHALL KEILSON ALLAN KAPLAN Pre-Med YP Pre-Medical Honor Society Basketball Riets Probation Dean ' s List Pre-Med JSS Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Medical Honor Society Commentator-Editor Curriculum Evaluation Committee Basketball Team MA 3 ( LL Ksi lScaJ 9Ma f?Cfi 64 J ABBE j. CARNI BERNARD KAMINETSKY Pre-Med YP Pre-Med EMC Wresting Team-Head Manager Pre-Medical Honor Society WYUR YCSC EMC Student Faculty Research and Advisory Committee- Chairman Alpha Epsilon Delta Honor Society 46 J Car i Sernftr-JL K K rfsr v Kj 65 MICHAEL KAABE BARRY FEINSTEiN Psychology JSS Tempo-Make-up Director, Assistant to Editor-in-Chief Pre-Med JSS Youth Corps Psychology Club yi {CliAn IU ' Utin i Stfna tML 66 BENJAMIN HORWITZ Biology Psychology JSS Kol Literary Magazine Tutor REYNOLD MONTAGUE STEIN Pre-Med EMC MASMID Fencing Team Student Admissions Society EMC-Soph Class VP; Jr. Class President Cultural Club Dramatics Society Ba a-yn(-v H f jJ i T RGVtOoLb VAocC ThbO-e ST€:. rO 67 AARON R. MARGOLIS IRWIN HOWARD SCHRANZ Political Science EMC Pre-Med EMC Pi Camma Mu Honor Society Jewish Studies Honor Society Political Science Club Commentator-Projects Editor Fencing Team Pre-Medical Honor Society Dean ' s List y eOAj R. fV i C oLit5 ]llUu j Hv KC) cHfi 2 68 i M ir ik ' MITCHELL WOLF SON STEVEN L. WINTER Pre-Med EMC Psychology YP Tempo-Editor-in-Chief Commentator-Feature Staff All Tc t4eu, uJbn M 5T .M« 1 . U)i ,7«ir IRA BERKOWITZ IRA HOLLANDER Speech and Drama EMC Speech and Drama Club-Vice President, Secretary Dramatics Society-Stage Manager Kol 73-Editorial Board Alpha Psi Omega National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity Pre-Med YP Pre-Medical Honor Society Chemistry Club X r «t o4r O ' i I ' 2 - r 14- iLj. 70 AVERY NEUMARK LYLE KAMLET Political Science YP Political Science Club Pre-Law Honor Society NCSY-Regional Director Dean ' s List Jewish Studies YP Jewish Studies Society Hamevaser-Feature Editor fi y y €. e uttAilt uyt- K musT 71 :¥w ' RICHARD IRWIN ADLER DAVID THALER Pre-Med, Bible EMC Commentator-Circulation Editor Tempo-Assistant Technical Editor Soccer Team Psychology EMC Psychology Club Intramural Basketball l ' icJko l li in Hcc eh My 11} Vm eri, 72 VICTOR SUSSMAN Math YP Dean ' s List LEON R. LAUFER History jSS Fencing Team Neighborhood Youth Corps VicfdH yjs Z€on K. LoLiifir NORMAN AMSEL MOSES L. FUCHS Psychology EMC Basketball Team-Manager Commentator Sociology YP Student Admissions Society- President Sociology Club-Secretary, Treasurer Commuter Committee-Chairman HorHfk- t«i$t P Uqj2 £. AccX 74 ■ ' , .A MONROE [MOOSE] L. MUSMAN History EMC Commentator-Circulation Editor Pre-Law Honor Society Intramural Swimming-Head Instructor Political Science Club Intramural Basketball Intramural Hockey JACK DAVID WEISS History, English YP Pi Camma Mu Honor Society- Secretary, Treasurer Sigma Tau Delta Dean ' s List fMp L f o m (I ' c) JM W fss 7S LEONARD FULD JONATHAN KAABE Speech and Drama JSS WYUR-News Director Audio Visual Committee- Co-chairman Speech and Drama Club-President Hamevaser Cultural Club Dramatics Society Dean ' s List Philosophy ]SS JSS Sudent Council Representative I €.OUtiAj A Jo jfT i J I f f 5 f 76 J CHAIM MANN BRICKMAN DENNIS METZ Pre-Med YP Pre-Med YP Hamevaser-Associate Editor Commentator-Feature Editor Tay-Sachs Testing Committee Dean ' s List Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Medical Honor Society Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges Pre-Medical Honor Society Basketball -Chairman Balance Basketball Team Dean ' s List CjtAlK MANtt BRlcKhArl P-er rviS t f-z MOSHE SUKENIK NORMAN NEWMAN Political Science YP Psychology YP Psi Chi Honor Society-President Psychology Club Scholastic Standing Committee Senate Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges OSHE vK€.J f K JO l QM« tx tvjwAw 78 -m MICHAEL BERGMAN Pre-Med YP MANNY RUCHELSMAN Political Science YP YCSC-President, Secretary, Treasurer Wrestling Team-Captain Who ' s Wiio Among Students in American Colleges Pre-Law Honor Society Political Science Club A Ayul P T iM l t ( nnM ' v c r l v-oan 79 ?.c 1 LEONARD WEINBERGER MICHAEL B. BRATEN History EMC Jewish Studies Society- Vice President Yavneh — Contributing Editor Political Science EMC Political Science Club j EOKAP.T weiN6 fr G-e«- M. ' cUel (J- ' rutek. 80 SEYMOUR LUTWAK MITCHELL IRA WEISS Pre-Med EMC Pre-Medical Honor Society Pre-Med YP Pre-Medical IHonor Society Tempo-Feature Editor Dean ' s List StJJ Y 0 :r l J k niTcHELV. IRA WEIS5 81 1 KEN CAPPELL DAVID WILZIG Economics VP Sociology EMC Attiletic Committee Economics Club Psychology Club Hamevaser-Circulation Manager Pi Camma Mu Honor Society Basketball Team-Captain Hockey Team Sociology Club-Secretary, Treasurer Dean ' s List C Cr)r V Chepeuu Df N X) VhilLTL G. 82 Most of us gave four years to Yeshiva; You might want to remember some who didr) ' t: Norman Ackerman Aaron Adier Harvey Anker Lewis Aron Marc Aron Azarya Berzon Alan Bresier Howard David Steven Edell Bryan Fox Howard Freiman Gary Frenkel Joseph Fridman Michael Friedson Yitzchak Cedalowitz Ivan Ginsberg Solomon Goldman Sam Coldring Jeffrey Green Arthur Greenberger Gabriel Grossberg Barry Gruber Armand Grunberger Ira Hartman Alan Herskowitz Brad Hill David Horowitz jerry Kestenbaum Nachman Kimerling Nathan Kline Philip Konigsberg Michael Kramer Peter Langer William Leitman Phillip Lerner Jonathan Levy. Hillel Lichtenstein Harold Lifshutz Lawrence Malitzky Saul Marcus Abraham Mittelman Stanley Mondrow Jeffrey Nadel Steven Neuman Eli Oster David Present David Raab Jay Rabinowitz Stephen Richmond Harry Schick Michael Sebag David Shapiro Joel Shulman Leonard Skoloff Bernard Sorscher August Spier Bonnim Tanzman Mordecai Tendler Leonard Waldman Walter Wasser Richard Waxman Jacob Weiss Stuart Wise Mitchell Wolfson Owen Wolkowitz Gerald Zahtz In September, 1970, while most of the freshmen had arrived at Yeshiva, David Raab was with his family aboard a TWA plane that had been hijacked by Arab terrorists and which was forced to land at Zaraka airport in Jordan. After finally spending a year with us, David turned down the Heights and became the first member of the Class of 1974 to go on Ally a. VIV ! a§§l§tarti 1. DR. HELMUT ADLER Professor, Psychology 2. DR. CARL AUERBACH Assistant Professor 3. QR. RALPH BEHRENDS Professor, Physics ■ 4. DR. RUTH SEVAN Associate Prof., Political Science 5. MR. HERBERT BIENSTOCK Visiting Lee, Economics 6. MR. ZVULUN. CHARLOP Lecturer, History 7. DR. MAURICE CHERNOWITZ Professor, Art 8. DR. PAUL CONNOLLY Assoc. Prof., English 9. DR. FREDERICK COOPER Asst. Prof., Physics 10. MRS. IDA DOBKIN Instructor, Chemistry n. DR. DAVID FLEISHER Professor, English 12. DR. GRAHAM FRYE Assoc. Prof., Physics 13. DR. JONATHAN GINSBERG Asst. Prof., Mathematics 14. DR. ABRAHAM HURWITZ Professor, Health Sciences 15. DR. ARTHUR HYMAN Professor, Philosophy 76. DR. LAUREL KEATING Assoc. Prof., Speech 17. DR. SEYMOUR LAINOFF Professor, English 18.: DR. LEON LANDOVITZ Professor, Physics 79. DR. EZRA LEVY Assoc. Prof., Chemistry 20. DR. IRVING LINN Professor, English 21. MR. HENRY MORCENSTEIN Instructor, English 22. DR. SIDNEY PLESKIN Professor, Psychology 23. DR. YONA SABAR Asst. Prof., Hebrew 24. DR. MOSES D. TENDLER Professor, Biology 25. MR. PINCHAS WOLLMAN Instructor, Hebrew 26. DR. ARTHUR WOODRUFF Assoc. Prof., Physics 7. DR. SAMUEL BLACKMAN Assoc. Prof., Chemistry 2. DR. MOSHECARMILLY Professor, Bible 3. MR. NBILELLMAN Visiting Lee, H. Ed. 4. DR: WILLIAM ETKIN Professor, Biology 5. DR. MAYER FELDBLUM Professor, Talmudic Lit. 6. MRS. LEAH CLASS Instructor, Sociology 7. MR. JOSEPH CREENBLUM Instructor, Sociology 8. DR. ELAZAR HURVITZ Assoc. Prof., Bible , 9. DR. MICHAEL KATZ Assoc. Prof., Bible 10. MR. THOMAS KNUDSEN Instructor, German n. DR. ELI M. LEVINE Professor, Cfiemistry 12. DR. DAVID PLANK Asst. Prof., French 13. DR. RALPH ROSENBERC Professor, Cerman 1 4. DR. SOL ROTH Vis. Asst. Prof., Philosophy 15. DR. MORDKHE SCHACHTER Professor, Yiddish 76. MR. MORRIS SILVERMAN Professor, History 17. DR. ERNEST SIMON Assoc. Prof., French 18. DR. MANFRED WEIDHORN Professor, English 79. DR. WALTER WURSBURGER Vis. Assoc. Prof., Philosophy 20. MR. SOLOMON ZEIDES Assoc. Prof., Library . 7, DR. ANTHONY BEUKAS Asst. Prof., Speech 2. DR. ARASH BORMANSHINOV Vis. Asst. Prof., Russian 3. DR. GERSHON CHURCIN Professor, Hebrew 4. MR. DONALD DEITCH Director, Pollack Library 5. DR. LOUIS H. FELDMAN Professor, Classics 6. DR. LEOPOLD FLAT JO Professor, Mathematics 7. MR. ROBERT GOLDBERG Instructor, History 8. DR. MICHAEL HECHT Asst. Prof., Poli. Sci. 9. DR. PAULINE KRA Asst. Prof., French W. DR. HAY IM LEAF Professor, Hebrew 11. DR. ARNOLD LEBOW Assoc. Prof., Mathematics 12. DR. AARON LEVINE Asst. Prof., Economics 13. MR. JOSEPH LEVOVITZ Chemistry Labs 14. MR. PEREZ POSEN Asst. Prof., Physics 15. DR. ROBERT PUTZ Instructor, Mathematics ' . 76. DR. MOSHE REGUER Assoc. Prof., Bible 17. MISS EUGENIA SALAZAR Visiting Lee, Spanish 18. DR. CHARLES SHAMI Asst. Prof., Economics 79. DR. ASHER SIEV Professor, Hebrew 20. MR. RUDOLPH STERN Instructor, Biology 21. DR. MANNY STERNLICHT Professor, Psychology 22. DR. ABRAHAM TAUBER Professor, Speech 23. MR. DANIEL ZIFF Instructor, Music 91 7. DR. IRVING ACUS Professor, Jewish History 2. DR. JOSEPH DUNNER Petegorsky Prof., Poli. Sci. 3. MR. GARY EPSTEIN Vis. Lecturer, Eriglish 4. DR. DAV-ID FINKELSTEIN Professor, Physics 5. DR. JOAN HAAHR Asst. Prof., English 6. DR. MAYER HERSKOVICS Professor, Jewish History 7. MRS. SHIRLEY M. LAURO Instructor, Speech 8. DR. EDWARD LEVY Asst. Prof., Music ■ 9. DR. HENRY LISMAN Professor, Mathematics 70. MR. LORAND MARCELL Vis. Lecturer, H. Ed. 11. DR. ALBERT MARRIN Asst. Prof., History 12. DR. CHARLES PATT Asst. Prof., Mathematics 13. MR. LEO TAUBES Instructor, English 14. DR. SAUL WISCHNITZER Professor, Biology 93 :j . U,|!H.M-SS-|Si8[gt.-g _gH the man of halakhah, is universally recognized as one of the major Jewish leaders and philosophers of our times. His ideas and thoughts have influenced large segments of the world Jewish community, so much so, that Rabbi Soloveitchik is referred to by the simple appellation ■ ' The Rav . F ' gg Si S HUB 1. Rabbi Nison Alpert 2. Rabbi Joseph Arnest 3. Rabbi David Bleich 4. Rabbi Noaii Borenstein 5. Rabbi Zevulun Chariop Director, Riets 6. Rabbi Avigdor Cyperstein 7. Rabbi Jonatiian Ginsberg 8. Rabbi Jerome Gorelick 9. Rabbi Chain) Cu evsky 70. Rabbi Michael Katz 11. Rabbi Jacob Lesin A H 12. Rabbi David Lifshitz 13. Rabbi Philip Paretzky 14. Rabbi Julius Fames 15. Rabbi Heshie Reichman 76. Rabbi Simor) Romm 17. Rabbi Herschel Schachter 18. Rabbi Zelo Schussheim 79. Rabbi Aaron Shatzkes 20. Rabbi Gershon Yankelowitz 7. Rabbi Ichak Avnery 2. Rabbi Abraham Berman 3. Rabbi Louis Bernstein 4. Dr. Moshe Carmilly 5. Rabbi Baruch Ehrlich ' 6. Dr.Yehudi Feiman 7. Rabbi Morris Gorelik 8. Rabbi Chaim Cuievsky 9. Dr. Mayer IHerskovics 10. Dr. Itzhak Kerstein n. Rabbi Abraham Krupnik 12. Mr. B. Barry Levy 13. Cantor Macy Nuiman 14. Rabbi Pesach Oratz 15. Mr. Zvi Reich 76. Rabbi Steven Riskin 17. Dr. Asher Siev 18. Dr. Harry Wohlberg 79. Rabbi Eric Zimmer 7. Rabbi Solomon Berl 2. Rabbi Morris j. Besdin . Director, JSS 3. Rabbi Heshie Billet 4. Rabbi Benjamin Blech 5. Rabbi Manfred Fulda 6. Rabbi Joseph Crunblatt 7. Dr. Meir Havazelet 8. Dr. Elazar Hurvitz 9. Rabbi Aran Kreiser 10. Rabbi Abraham Krupnik 77. Dr. Norman Lamm 12. Dr. Chaim Leaf 13. Rabbi Joseph Lerner 14. Dr. Andre Neuschloss 15. Rabbi Mitchell Orlian 76. Rabbi Jacob M. Rabinowitz Director, EMC 17. Dr. Moshe Reguer 18. Rabbi Philip Reiss 79. Rabbi Eliyahu Safran 20. Rabbi Sherman Siff 21. Rabbi Israel Wohlgelernter 22. Mr. Pinchas Wollrnan 103 ertdbllilimert 11 f Most students think the Dean is a «ii p i ii He seems to always be — WpNI i up . Frank ly, even the faculty consider him to be an aflMMi , ilm M H aiiikaiMaBaito hl office. Sometimes the less said the better. Fair? well 107 MR. SAM HARTSTEIN Director of Public Relations 108 RABBI JOSHUA CHEIFETZ Director oi Dormitories MR. JACOB BLAZER Director of Buildings and Grounds MR. JACOB NUSSBAUM Director of Student Finances 109 r . • T - At the latest census, there were about 18,000 secretaries at Yeshiva. However at any one time there are only about six who are working. ' Most of the secretaries seem to have been recruited from Bell Telephone; they forever call on their experience. In fact, one secretary made the AMA Journal last year when she had a telephone receiver surgically removed from her ear. y The truth however is, that while they successfully manage to keep you from seeing or speaking to the party you try endlessly to reach the secretaries are among those few willing to speak to you. J , 114 JCCfel : i- V 116 .rV J I 117 I WRESTLING 118 Of A 122 BASKETBALL 12: ' If itt) Quis cantpo t HfQUT, 7H€H I ' u 09 « €xy ffif r Mistnfi ' THE QUEEN AND THE REBELS the yeshiva college dramatics society presents ira levin ' s NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS Sunday, April 4, 1971 at 8 :30 p.m. yeshiva university, f urst hall 500 w. 183 it. D. y. CHILDS PLAY ' i YESHIVA COLLEGE DRAMATICS SOCIETY Presents ROBERT MARASCO ' S CHILD ' S PLAY YESHIVA COLLEGE STUDENT UNION BUILDING 2475 AmsWrdam Ave. New York, New York MONDAY, DEC. 27, 1971 at 8:30 P.M. f m ■R- 1 ■i K ' 1 ■ Bv 1 i3J J 1 c ' w 1 « J, m n T HE FANTASTICKS x ■ 1 - TEN LITTLE INDIANS by Agatha Christie A ' A -f ■ [T ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO ' S NEST STUDENT COUNCIL 132 y.U. UNDERGRADUATE COUNCIL J.S.S. STUDENT COUNCIL i r ' V DRAMATICS HONOR SOCIETY .♦ $n1 ' UMX. l ' iT else COUlui UKrtA I ' I ' M Wl t iy,fl- 1 • nnAi— y - •-■ ■ frj --.v. ..-,■.-.,.-- . - _j . jf i mr or r coMer tt ctb lii c draTty rooms, papef-thin (Ajall6,semi-aonual maid v i5fe aod oatbrooms Shared bq only fift(3 people. Hour first day io the dom uou meet ijour loor c«?uo ior and g et well dcqudintea. Usueih because woa ' H nevier see ir aaaio. for the first weeK he idot waKe ycxx of) for mir yan btj a kno k - or the dwr. The next weeK he ' ll ry to to open yoar door and give yai a nudge. Tnis stipp the third weeKuohen neither he nor [xoa bother any longer t aet up W minyan-Ci e hii a ujould loe better off eliminatirtd ' floor counselors- the! rrooois couid ett r serve as dumbwaiters r returmngf d irtu plates dr ' fd food traois to fbrker 6.) , , ,. . The stairs dM elevaior in the dorms recpuire a mit getting used {x . Ihts can ta ce anyuJliere for a month to ar uears. The staircases ooIm o to alternate f oors u;h le the m idiof£ are capable of sioppinrTon eMem f £ r,sKippin{y e ru o+her loor or Keeping tjtJu betujeen floors. T ii5 presen-te no maVor proble i since fre ueWlM t )eure not iA}orKin at5l . The breakdown raie- is predictable. Whether you live or want to visit someone on t i€ top f oor you can cou Jt o the ele dtor not aettindf there. Should joa have a rooioa on the top f oor, g -et yourse f s me comfortable sho 9,an oii (ref] tank and Ujoar education tlirough a correspondbmce cour-oe. While tiie elevators havea passenger capacitiA of ten,on a normal dacj theyll hold anywhere rom for+y- three to a hundred arjJeiaht be(ore descending fo pickup more. The Rulojn ek atDr al4o has roorr -for o jef thirteen hundred dirtij p aies and trays -frotn Pai €f ' 6,but (Obviously if6 passencrercapatltu Is thei si iohtlu reduced... .. ■ , v, , . • n - .r « , Half {V?edor roowls offer yo a anoraroic v ieu) looK.n over Yeshryas Oanci gr c P S- , in a clear dau this vie le better to be i veWcoked. The pf r ml c?f tn dorni room f a ' f , Bclfer or an apartment house. The Kids [ki the rooms 9hut the 1 6 m their roon)6 dtm t and lope to see ' so netKiinJ; i terestirKf across the way. dn e$ of course t ?ose l M5 drg dlreadu off and they ' re hopin a i(9see $ometh( no- ' interest incT ii thedam Tht redt advantacre - f t e fOomuoiih Miei ic the bac£ is that t 4 easier f r {hern to empty X- y rr ' Ji-bacre- ia « ' ' ' ou). To Keep the light, draft and v eu) fro enter n ;ie dor v residents plae ier tHeir windouos ivith po ius, mpiv c n pu)rdm]ds loco I tra dc % and lab specimens (i arying fropyi erno fe kmy 0 15 realloj ;5 u irier 6dry ' S n r?ot o!ng ' Ubuaily p hetrat€6 tk years cf{ Cklm acc(Am(A di on the MimdOuJ .. • • ' i a e- ' iosfav ces of cracRed wiodooJs broken l ke or io5± Key5 are takencare okiimpltj « y firsi locating your ftor courtse|or,(if yowcan)and then findino- rtirs led. { ' l ' if , fillincf c?ut t eir forms ifl triplicate. This usualli tak«5 q it ma m, o it b(6t to smip te any problems about fcur weei s b ore they aciual y )ndj)pen;m order to be prepared. ■ . ■ Lunch is the tinie for the. daily n ' tual o theckino for mW- I MOU w ' t remymber ijour cctY binat(bn-or iH jawimed (i uar) tjoii can aluidi b W foar4 o iht tdcH dnd gn iJ t ' ' Wi IcoKio for. Voo can a u)6ys find uoixr m stuffed u; t i t wee)i4 r imeoorapheci Circulars -uhich areauto ticai i u ped in tfie dippropnatelij placed trash can. ougetused to receiving ' letters dddressed to ijou wJith two weK o d postmdrk . The office faff ueodV j take a w eK to sort ail the letters ai d an add t oh3l weel horeg d a. ' ' the mail, ofcoaree, any b 7 cs that ratt f (AJheo shaken are checked f crf. Th 6 re$L t ih y(?u getting- alot of empti ) boxes d ida i«ry fat offi t« staff, ijou learn eventually that subscribing to rm irne . mms iT ' ettiotf t m late, torn dM with ail tH wt aht r 6 rt c eb cut out- The o kehW ha nattered numbers- but not tht lphdbei (jet-so 6hould the milinig p rtij r et to RUACH blithe Ky im« flc« fO c.iA.v-;vfflr4 aM the opposite sex d« kaaj n m dom rom6. IL 1. suite.... waitM 6tod 0 m a ' o e pt Wdine ■ r e really . n. 6,c ihm 36 4i.di d € ptM m o lioe A eit «r o fl d or hrom. mr euen ou im i oaf d oiks oat c; ik w H V) it won ' t 5urp ' )6€ Mou to iool on ij poe of your 6hirt5 n4 and)it )€r ' 3 ' ;t ' ; mo H dltlrodiiVe ar€ io u)«ar o 5 i of doi « 3 ' l - bnogfail i oaf kwdru) ujA ujo Cheifetz dM the cfS ' m cArnitt e have a UK i e ujay (9f n3ic ) ixp roommk - Th ijM W s ir -t ii Jo aopla who ' s !a6 k)3 £ dpn ' t rhw e aV p ace the i bommf. Out f Wo turfe ii S%itnt on shabbos. the problem wa solvecy by puHin diot mre o t-( -io ms bo eiher or the top l(?or6;wityioutc ckin(J first to e )( t e V )ar «6 r it « or |ioi,. ,.. f„ 4piH€ all m re 6i f M4 MCU H) f ut yoa wil!u5Uai (j mcHipUdh one o(W olloi m fes H«X1.«« ™iflua„- he goes ««r ,  «omm a«l night ■ Vo phUM m ' n leef ' j ' ? r€corc €r a d a box oT K ' ex- . , - ] mother tv maKe o e u;. cula4elU ?at w-. h v ryiVi puf au)6y in 6 place. i Urdl u dnMes u oacra2 . 0 ]Qf % . Ov«v Ki6 bed,h hae a t ' mi calendar with phafogra h6 of ndiohi ' nct c-Wicker rs { hvJit gf li-p tA;itVi be ' ncldid j. He 6i ' rd 6jn r allt ddys that iOe hd Je H ool. He wanfed to pai t tHfOo m but uou 6ouliio ' t afl r€€ on anu d h ' s -favor ic 6 9icys- ' pri c n r uj or hot pinK- Ovef Ki de K v has a Tystrip -fulrof o €A; ' ifi. On o ' 5 desK M Vio a lii-tte hrd ' ii tof rdd ' io u)ith arplu 6(5o h« cd ) UU ytothe. n u euera Incur on th hourJ.H ai o 1 6 th alarw clo6fc apu5 iKa tJ t he fills euery night (aod )idt yoM ei7)ptij ev ef( mofn ' r a o dmei - the p ' oioe) a roll pf Chdnmiy) l dthrOOrr) thi ue and (3 Qo d -PraiYiec pKTKoTaph e his -Tam lu tak to at h s fcar-wjitzvah. fHe u ec -ft? hav e h fohedul c cou ca|0€c{ t ! tn« u)m( until he once oticec( ouhfcle e or 9 th t lj0u had idpc(l a ceY isr ' h (jl bo he haoK cfi it) He ff0€6 to 6k p ev eryr i nt at Ii9:30pm after li. tilrtLjdKi ;i l(? (oeiA iaoc 6yneArin oredv ) dl) m f h6 -Tate. k SA -duffs hi6 pil puj,arraKig e5 hU booic s a irf dot « or the n xtddu. YESHIVA UNIVERSITY FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Thursday, June 6, 1974, 10:30 a.m. Danciger Campus (North of 185th Street on Amsterdam Avenue) INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARTICIPANTS Major participants and honorary degree recipients [I. to r.]: Rabbi Israel Klavan, Dr. Isidor Chein, Philip M. Klutzaick, Senator Jacob K. Javits, Dr. Samuel Belkin, Dr. Arthur F. Burns, James A. Michener, Rabbi Max Hoch. DANCIGER CAMPUS sterdam Avenue and 185th Street, New York Please be in your seat by 10: 15 a.m. ADMIT ONE GENERAL ADMISSION He Ktep6 the tie H m(b to daes aoder booKs. Hi5 idea of a ail-iolghtef i siayiogf i p till o:45pn7. W {. idea of a iA)dl€f figv t j 6,praiy irtg a li ' ffle mi orwjoa iio mshoiAtfrom. k h uiuaiJij pfe-n)id dAcl cao 6!t6P fe y cort)(or -ably i jith ac(i66eciecl sloa K wder hif. bed. e pa {or hd f t i6 neFrirfera+of bici onij o i it for a container of ki n n l carii plain yoaurl He ihi li6 b dt dll Sierra g?rl6 afe ' T?iu A iK ' a,od tnat leubin h jU6t li e ho ne. j- probalffl b, T P£ B He ' 6 be«n ai th€ KV)i iua a oial of e) i ti es dur o -fear y ar ' U6ua cj because he had fallen asleep afi«r eWyiVig ail nicdt In the sh }t-0)l onUj quiet fovrr) in thtdore ).si(Acli n( real y 1 06 cramming d nighi fore a te t. f -r )( UfS Wjt m siafflnah? iudi ai myf)idit Waiooui A h r goirr, fc aLu)J ' 0 ' ' s up a ic( ti i stari ) out tk W n Ki (x ii jj e 5un ri6es. Livin, I ' n tlig d(xm also noeans (AjaKing Up at q;o5a Wd ooo a s- |f vjea 5 6p ;o Ufo dll-Ki)flW0i 6 bull6l ittin witin e ffi lae pl 3y  Qf c 3Kcl5 tjlWn ortth phone ufdttMin i coohour? Of TV. GoTn to 6legp early wan6 2:eof{H. 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Had -fofti aijs i « l liing;thA Kloitk o T -■i l€ Might b ftx e your final -y)tKt doofi HooO ca yoa eoer pr ct the time woc tuer iyplno ' uoar termpdver in the Viorcr; and Mou la o r wiMoiA) open wh n someoM omid t tdoof- itiooiiuoo ddij6 till the ' aco ' ym ' diei OiVn and another tw)oddij5 to firv 311 twepa e . Or lOhat about th time that it i o hot fn the rop n at nirfht f-hdi tV)e -flie are p erforminff aerial acrobatics Dwr u oa dW night? Lahen it beconie $0 Unbearablti hpi that the roaches s?art 5(Aieatin ,theann(;al water i hb o i •t ' «i « u m ijeai tp predict - thtij alwiaye Ccp ' mcMe with midi rtu aA;! -finale), r ii is the Vi ritual uJhere - our rilljion bet Q ' i a d balloons arebc uj bt and the uidW pre m or ail pf upper vianhattd i gce dovj ], ■imbmm ' « £ W THE FELLAS 144 protrudirttf head- h t f W waier, anuihirtfi ihat ¥ cat6«f6 5 ihromn ou ' ti u Joi et j per,oW t€f rt papers, coinw iOiof6 art l oft er garho e-ft looW li ;ta fic«ria( € paratie,ort y ;o Harkm «arvf ihe OA {A c ltbfi ' ti«6 are th€0W5 who Mc o th or a cop. Cbnak i ptofeaoft epirltiAal retreat aivju.in the clorf i6, BestM t e fte.t  c at o pkri ih iKauiiful to looK Lip S ' t i igl t and «e a Ht rifllred ff eDorhin6 burning brigjit o fc iMlndftfls, i jHh a « irtiaai dtiori ou cai ' prekncl -t e dor n i6 loufO ' if Cf doM. 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To sdv e ertemy.-tK UgHfe i tl ' brary a e pw) cfi vimerf by 50% - onlA aHer (op n- ' (he adt i Mad (A tk libw? Via loigj) Viope6 thai lUpre books u ii) be ac( A)red in i mdr hhft,bu-t pffit HUj m are otlT«rpriofl+i?5. CXW IH HERMMI-IHE ONE lOV«5t TIII6Mtnr Hal HESTAMEB yiy.iiS IMrJh n4M(, Pof Silverman haS2| 05i UW6ual Uby, H C ? np0 6for r)i id (li 5p « i  «-. If Kg c Oft li id Ah K u h. t a-i ly hiva i€ «t5 -paid r it. Hii cplk ' «o o iofri6, imdUW o i u;orl (3, f scored m f ei er- hof6 ;z-i6-Th?i di6o providecf th ia fiil «( a nfi hOuHna ojecis In i d )haiidiO . A SiiA ' ' i ' ' on i average h t 4o fill out about i soo forwis- The a rmr t ji sufe tt? 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' MTTKOSm V MO pnktyft dft m dlloW k O vd ■Al( i 0 di6 usr r)g deed rd-tJ and roaches THIS CA« IS STALE OKAY, I ' d CUT VOU A NEW met I ' D LIKE To dETURM THlS,i«KeOFOHSOf€ H0f(SEMDlSH WllXAlrME tT 1 fl m (ncCXiM ii 14 really a i expande i A} ' -fiwa liHk  r(y« ywcan t a pt « . 6o«e ate Hiet aipofa hamb roer- rpnt ' ffVi-scKla -for t( k fr a rfdfar, In -fact, MtflpuUs has prn - 13+ ihf a-f brt can  na (fc ihtP ' ' ' ' : of laclrg 6tioK to go Of- K+er .pe ma a K-ffk. -ftY-jun -fo« 6uppe ' af cd(M ds , 0[x ceHdmli oopn ' t €Cl hurtgfi ; 5idr cc ' lAwW b« a Iseffer wtyrf. The prices a-f lov M od Cbem ' s)(oi2£Asi 6Po J)d.ll af ' U6vallij -fV i itiuie. io yniiou-fe. In rece i cjea s h jii Ap(,(, has dm 4o j3n, ! i if on vayi -tHsi we. -.. ■ -m a aiot of occ fc M 9 0 y ' ' ' ' a. ji t a r o e. m J GtJ oop mti dm Fm pam f ' s M )cwNt:s J « ,u,c frtr KZ75 I3M Vol) are to si n this sworn statement m ,nfa y- f j ,dent,f;abie character! stics You rnost list witnesee. who Loere present at the time of the loss and then Kgue i ie for n noionzed. 2 Proceed to a pfif ter or a 5tationart| siofe aod have a costom noade en je ope mdeuptothe exact proportions 8f bq lO ' Cthe size of the form). This is so that ushenihz tidair z h )su ladies in the reo fstrafs office rtceisiethe ofm theu will nof have to wa te needness seconds LJnfoTding ' it. 3. Enclose a self addressed, stamped envelope ■ mail }o; 500 UJI55TK S-pREET MEWYOieiCNV 10035 ATT: C0iL£6£ C0«MI7T£E O J tOSSES SOSTfllNED By Pfll iRt M C W£5 4. fiihlr two weeks wou will receive a notice advisincT l)Ou as to a hearincr before Df.Soco] Mr Parker and the board of trustees. Please notiftj ijour aitorf e[j to be rompt, S ' -Foiiowino ' the ioearioo ,qooooiil recei ve a. repluiJithio a month to f Ve weeKs. If fhi replu is a ff if AativtCthe defendant reserMes the right h retract said response for two tAjeeKs) • Yoo are then to report to tine, address hereinabove prornpt tj the next morninor at i-ooam. rf r PdfUtf will then have his expert ifneohanic check the machine- Plaintiff ii)i l hSftdomd Id paij for the expenses of the niechanic and rf r ParKer ' s imz should the maohim prD ie to beini Oorliin cond tioo. Ysi; are then to report to t r i ar -for a co(Y)p]ete physical and a batitru of pst)cho]crio3| e)0ms to deberwine- the lim it of ijoar iotell|Vreoce. .Should [Aod co ptete all the abov .t ou will remv a letter from the office of Student finances. TOO mi st,ujithin one W K have thji leffer initialed bu Drr li|ler, i1rP rk r,Pr Socol, r lr Ni)ssbdOiV),Dr 6elKin,Pfof S; verKnao, Rabbi Cheiftt2,Dean Bacoo n rs Ot lftanoancf i ' ' Blazer. .Veu u)ill th«n be sent a lotice as to at which bank lj u cdn pick up uour check If mom reside in Aleto YorJ( it M be a banJC m the norfheast- ' q,T )e check is ooIlj ood in sums of up to ten ceiofs. or anijloss of a yicu )-te abo i0 teo cen y M !70 are to go througti the above procedi ire for eadn tin un b. 10, It 16 sugjrested to fill oat reatjests onlq dun ' io tinies when the -finance officer are not busc| (P eferabt) v - oco i) If u u don ' i have tht iiffie to follou) the above procedufajCjou can; I. Kitk the machine as hard aso) 9a can and hop? to get L(ourdiryie back,or .assure thegaoj behind qonthe machine works. Miserq o )t.s cowjpantj, b SbebMn St M i 1 . ik Union Workers Strike University: Students Take Enieroency Action YESHIVA UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR ' S OAr D THE ADS_ ' ' v. Mazel Tov to our own JEFF JOSEPH and the class of 1974 May success be yours in all you do — your future family Mr. Mrs. Sam Reimer, Judi, Elaine, Anita Mazel Tov to JEFF JOSEPH upon his graduation and upcoming wedding. Dad, Mom, Arthur 152 Congratulations to DENNIS ' Upon bis graduation — Mom, Dad, Diane and Franl . and Richard -- Complimei;jts of Stuie Shamren ?«ts of 154 Our Best Wishes for Hatzlacha Rabba to BARUCH The son of our dear Rabbi Mrs. Aaron Twersky Congregation Netzach Israel of Los Angeles Emanuel J. Roberts, president Earl Solton, vice president Our best wishes for bracha and Mazel to our nephew BARUCH TWERSKY Rabbi and Mrs. Rottenberg Mazel Tov and Hatzlacha to our dear son BARUCH on his graduation. From your loving parents and sisters. Rabbi and Mrs. Aaron Twersky, Malka, Rivka, Aviva Congratulat ioins to Baruch Twersky and best wishes for continued success. H. 6. Markin Realty Co. 4554 Beverly Blvd. L.A., Calif. 90004 155 With great pr fOLK our aear granason, son and brother, The Wolk Family and %. Mrs. C. Scheidlin 1u 156 Our Best Wishes to IRWIN MORDECAI GROSS With pride and joy our first YU graduate Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cross and Family Baube Merves Congratulations and best wimes to our son CHAIM, on his graduation Mr. and Mrs. William Briclsman. and Sara Maze Tov Chaim Brickman Young Israel of Cherry Hill Congr, - ons to our i Mazel Tov to Hmrold, Uncle Israel, Aur VettSL upon his grac uaf|oi Mr. Mrs. SamuevWe ls e ' Compliments of Chuck Bernstein 1 ' ■ ' i ' f , y K i Bracha VaHatzlacha ] j To m Joseph Chaim Orbach ■m H i from his Grandmother, Parents, -.• - ' ' K ' , H Brothers Compliments of ULi Econo Travel H 720 W 181st Stree IH X H New York, N. H ■ Jl yfUi M, Arnold Sieyien, Cfn rndpoACAh Congratulations to Ricfiie Adler . ' pHlVyq Cctu nlatuma and bed m onyaur qnjdtdaCion j ' on ycshivaU itnd aut aecevt vncc to TJttdCc , V - : V N C N «. ? A. b ■f r ft [ 1 kvl H a L v H ■ mvS . C-T i Miiii l ,i J A 1 : d ■■■ ' 1 wm Maze low to Simeon m m - j; aa;M iv- 1 159 Compliments of Jack Bretholz Mazel Tov to DAVID MILLER upon his graduation | Mrs. Piiilip Milier Mrs. Michael Millef Betty Wf osier) nings ,■ 36 V V ' ■g.W reet New yorJC ' V 10033 ' service Inc. kos Angeles— A YU Father : .vASx . ' v:W _ Congratd-lations to Philip Weiiiberger ank his class cioon their t graduatial RabDi Mrs. W berger Congratulations to VICTOR Mom, Dad Compliments of Edsel Compliments of Willy Creenberg wmi} 5 161 Ci i for j x i i safS ofmifaluable f ' ' Ken Shckste,k 162 KX .; M To OUR CPiPTfilH DaviD fAfi HffiRriE5T r 1 , «.u.ae.,, , • ' • eMund Family, Quebec Young IsraefOf Chomedy ' ions to all Graduates sner Family, LhvalJrQuebec, Canada ' aiel Tov to HESHY , Allan, Sandy, Nancy TojA jd Sesf Wishes ur grandson LARRY MazelfTov and Congratulations to Larry Feder J s — Jay Oriinsky Sesf Wishes to BERNIE KAMINETSKY Mr. Mrs. David Weiss Mr. Mrs. Aaron Levitt ' Mr. Mrs. Eli Zbrowsky x :.r- yL Print-Forms C. Inc. 205 W 19th St., New York, N. Y. Printing and service at its best Call WA 47910 Compliments of Lenny Kanarek a double maze! tov to class of 1974. Joe Abe and the entire Mom Dad •, f Compliments of Fred Schulman fT ' Mazel Tow and Congratulations to our son Michael Bennet Braten Mom, Dad, Arlene Congratulations to our son Aleaxander Mr. Mrs. ZIotnick Hoping the world ' s problems will be solved in your sleep— Anna, Harry Compliments of Dorothy Robert M rmorstein [one of the nicest guys you can meet up at Yeshiva] 170 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Yeshiva College Alumni Association LOCATIONS IN Sm. Xia MANHATTAN. BKLYN, L.I. N.J. P WUd gy (.MAJOR CITIES IN U.S.A. NQP lN l EDUCATIONAL CENTER (212) 336 -5300 testp«£p rat,on ««.■«. t t«u .Jtfww SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 V (516) 538-4555 • (201)254-1620 wnie: 16?5E«SIlHMSI tei|ltOO«LTN.HtWTO HIZn • 17 1 Mazel Tov to HARRY and his classmates upon their graduation. Mr. and Mrs. David Peters, Grandnna, Esta, Annie Congratulations to HARRY PETERS Third Ave. Hebrew Religious Comnnunity Center, Inc. 19255 N.E. 3rd Ave. S. Arluk, Pres. Miami, Florida Comphmepts ot Bruce F fedman Compliments of €hainQ We 0an pliments of Charlotte Cildin Compliments of Judd Lifschitz ompliments of I Josh Scfiwartz Compliments of Nate Kahan itriciki 1W-5 Kosher tT OA aiiOUlTJ prop CoYiMatuLcttim to owi an, Turpheiu 4 vt« .ww the ' R erkoaiH7niHnian ' HOUSE OF JACKS V HAM 70—llwarsons Bl d Flu. In Memg mf Dr William N f erer A. MANDEL JEWELRY Cdf % j 31 47th Street N V n ' To Israel — Chaim [BobMy] Our blessings for a s ccessful future in all youij endeavors With all our love, ' From Mom, Dad — Mr. Mrs. Irwin Simkovic and brott ers Je Le Cordon Bleu Caterers % — 01 Jamaica Avenue W ' oodhaven Queens Compliments of Jeff Goldstein M oliments of TOV MAOD ■ Mrs. Marmorstein .of TO AOD LUNCHEONETTE Best Wishies to MARC from Mom, Dad, Phillip, . Seselyn, Cranri ' mnth ji .. Eichler Brothers Inc. Electrical Appliances 70 Canal Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10002 Compliments of Marty Cold t 1 Jf ■fe M 4 m ratulations to W ' SANDY thisdassmates from tilm ' . ' fkelliSt ayanne j fl K Sidney Blau-Plumbing Heating Corp. 202-28 45th Street Bay side, New York 77367 T7h e4 jifV TV Sokffrv Dedicated to the memory of IHaRav HaCaon R. Menachem Mendel Zaks Of blessed memory Who served as Rosh Yeshiva and Bochem of Yeshivas Rabbeinu Yitzchak Elchanan for nearly thirty years. The example he set — in midos, humility and piety, in lomdus and scholarship on all who knew him. As we consider the vast gulf separating us from this saintly gadol, we realize how inferior are our own deeds and that each and every one of us must struggle to attain the impossible heights reached by Rav Mendel. The Student Organization Of Yeshiva [nations t annates upon theit _ many years of cont ' muu V. Mrs. Mendel We sis i ' 4 CUES I SHOTS ON CAMPUS Visibly overwiielmed by an emotionally charged reception, Israeli Premier Colda Meir cried at a Yesbiva University convocation March 8, 1973, where she was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree. Mrs. Meir shed tears as an audience of 2,000, primarily students, chanted a thunderous Am Yisroel Chai [the nation of Israel lives] in a prolonged standing ovation. Author Elie Wiesel at Holo- caust Memorial Day Observance. Jerusalem ' s Mayor Teddy Kollek. Israel ' s Consul Genera David Rivlin. sa Ruth Alexandrovich Averbach and her husband Isay, Russian immigrants. Rabbi Shiomo Coren, ASHKENAZIC CHIEF RABBI OF ISRAEL RABBI OVADIA YOSEF, SEPHARDIC CHIEF RABBI OF ISRAEL Col ' Oarmorstcin serves as direcforof 5ecaritc|. Ilecdme to Yeshi a affcr a reu)e roliW career llr the )rma. fls a resulf, to date , aside frorv) tJoe usual noucrcf inds and t Men ujcillefi there th , d °„1 ST «„ ' :! ' 1° ' ® ' ' ' T ' ! ' ' PP rar e on c mpos. fortunately WIS aoesrsi occur mort ihain once or ioOice a tern) Tl e Maids don ' t folfou) a regabr schdale-Bui fchpy always ma e to com arounrf when iiou ' re e v ' m.or he ucu ' v sia( i?cl up a (I I ' VE MM uiMT ei6imi fiooitj SOOHMlHTSWi AMiTUMb MM arid jurti rdppcfs , ;, o 5 cwt i ,,,(, 3 ,,„, j;;;; '  ' « v «« ( ail 4i ell r d dnd throui out b your t iia pa e tupid ier M ' f ftr you h.d K i fr tjour ttjpeu)r. r. you can ( a ff ( ' dollar bill in the middle of your m and 6he ' i( o€; fr I ' lWd ( ( 5h lAiofl ' i pick A fm of{ t i )oor but wi l li ' ff u i r V W) hai drei pound barbeiK a plat on i our b€rf. T})e f iA6Mal lAidi L)oa can ten Mi m has beeo io i our roo n is bi,) spotting lopr im « Coot prints in the c(u$t. ' f o)ou hdy h T , 5loel! u6-t fcMe Knob tur iW iio a rc(oVf. Tr( to Hfl )€ w au- a louo e cloair or t% b, m3ttr 66 To wour roo v - Shell haoe lV. b ( out Lii c(i6itirb!nd ' u)hds6n it. i i . ' r sincfin voices sou iol iii c oOet baf, ' tonr6 aVid liira ' rb at 0 ' (?ei)li?5 waMgrn ' ll. Th yve a i o mistered the kUlo ujashin (jC Si k lAJi ' thaitsoap or 6p(7n(ff0 cr water. m [PPES WI[LA 182 All k credit (or the wqu ti e dorm are rar Can k attrihuttd to bb) ClK (eh Despite the act thai he }i ies some dieiance frorr) his off ic ,he prefers U i iLio iDa,ur ec,soHoarse lismimdmn ttakes his c r. Since he dfrmd aj e hm .iiifrf hay e bee,i s we ,,ae «ab e i fo imeds. Mi5 d.mc€ r, ,; has a. ' rcoK i Vjoin f and $ I45.0O .... Procfra T) cha des i 205....)ostin Paf (erf achiAe6 403. 15 , ... p noiosf ti r[ notes ow foufueafs iijc io,,..o,rtiP5 |ost i i the teletMone ■oo....Wrep]ac mlost keiA5 2oo.-is .... 0fCafMt I1L}.3(, ..... To the b€g ar6 arouod ya M ' l.... -For iifa 5e t2?r after Ai i didm pkeaiUi-0- S5.00.... at the 3,m5 ' o.oD.-s diflOout transcript o.o ...5er dmHoat tran6criptsd iecoool bm a kr ikiA f f t mad m ( if t tm 5aoo-...on t£xt%ooi 6 that ca, oat with n?(A) ec f oo5 a wMc oa couldn ' t sgil baciic. i-X-oo.,.. -For taking twelve 6tern iW6 Dui ' f rkers oi r MS I ' r) your D( o o piJiliKa Zo -oo- - Kdplan ' 5 amd 6aperv 6ec tii« consiru ioA df6fite thz fatt h« 1 )36 a ' af a ) b h( .Tnf orig nal cc t t 65 eJmi d tc be ?; milliom do mjb iX u a co Mpl ted Icf a dH oo ooo. 7 k c fi afor d ii ied to bt garbage e te on inailij a ) 5- i( 5 y 5 i , saw unci ion . e buHdinQ uia dQbmU io be ( ak w roTM ' hot f the Mmmr m co d iV) JMi Li inUc. ' i odmni tratm 6 hioh hope6 £ f miusil u ' )5-l3i(in prifidKynt waiB a Jc p umb o . TAe buildif)dd?i iaf) is not unim to fiubiA . if hds aho hee i sed for a hoe actor( ,a pitkl process mg plant m the 1ddl o state ftnitentidru. oridml plQf}6 caiM 9r a c wfri ou-Hiouses ' aKi4 f(r«pia :€5 r acJi rco .fhe ac inii rat yiei wiiiiatPc ' Vfe xtra expen alo oith p(a i6 -for a ioufteenih ioor. ,. --..p. :- - ' :- ' As Editors we have tried not to present a too personal, biased view of Yeshiva College. We realize that as our class graduated, they left with ambivalent attitudes toward Yeshiva. We would therefore like to conclude this yearbook with a little help from you. regret almost regret I [choose one] mming to Yeshiva. It was last . forced my next to last ChOICe COllege. I WP«; persuaded _tO gO draftboard ° never . . . a I • • by my parents . I almost never touno the Aommi- by my parents . almost never found the Admlnl- stration cooperative. During my four years at Yeshiva, I actually had one faculty member I could europische traditionalists . relate to. The Rebbeim were unorthodox pra matists, ;they on [choose two] turned me _off_ . I had to change my major because of nge my major courses in my major. mq ' of the required courses were a waste of time. There were _ajeJlII_ electives I actually looked forward to. The intellectual environ- ment at Y.U. can best be described stagnant Qs r on-existent . Qh the Other hand, the Y. U. social ment at Y stagnant 35 non-existent environment is classified as a, ic expletives deleted. Yeshiva bochu. Yeshiva bum As for myself, I might be .. The Y.U. experience The fate. WgeUo.j. Scic ' yrvL-U5ua!laVcau6t no e K .: e ;i. mted-l depan e.t h36 ir,pl,mkJ seueral Aicnta saviiocr pfocrrar«5 ai ye hva-TTie 6rt0t (oMd the c ofr«f, Hnt 6W d lo i g uif ii r- t «w wait o{m sof ' m tm.To savie en«r9(3 an i MOioei ail of n rooi notJ hM iif -iAiaU ouibi l zdimiiUdim turned om om Mo o? 6a i )g M f the mUc - th f€ t tu cntt ? i 2 5f u f.ib Skepirtc m orte roowuouidbe a KHIe o ?rerow]c( (|;ancf ixs ' ide tkui ccuii oM j Ot twf ilc) mdtiffm vn at (OAe timft. Tl ij aKff haj« in64all« a anif ot eleaator 6t|6+eno iio i ubih- ; f wfi 6 of ik phion fmofpi - b 0 1 ' ' on Parker rm odoi Mjl tk io(- A ' t c accoaM6 -(irwiiy ik elm- oc operates t le uja j) it does. nOo t of the slaf? , be r wr ) ) io u,2sh id uiofikd o{ oircose aoci the Torflbs i N-i fVie others are retired 6+uo1vm?o rdf ol Thrw tooge$ t.V- 5ho As. o , .■ 1 .. i. fv MiM ; fA.fic ai uiJ. MC aW sell wd cars -to u$e m bm SUxMi who were It Cpra:;? .t PaaL y« « f ' ' --- • ' « yL KET E lM AW lar) VY t ] very little encouragement anyone who lives within theY. U. community is likely to get highly emotional on the subject simply because our solutions seem so close at hand, so obvious, so easy but yet so confoundingiy unattainable. Y.U ' s story is a difficult dose to swallow — the people who could do something 1 won ' t, and if they did, they i wouldn ' t be the people who could do something anymore. Y. Ujfhm lived a long time. With a IW e j effort, we can all survive, i ..... . 1 . -- - P..l.Jt. Li ideirtiPiobk cha -a6t6«-i44iw : Morrison a vi 6oi|o( wh r tf«. hfqpe .HtUkij 4o PUflse Give IS IN THf f ar k, m aflffiJi Gikm i7V yr ' -:rp VN 187 S morninQ exercises z 2 THm JSS HAS I THiHK EMC KA f 000 I TW NK J$$ 0 £rtC M4 fE VE«y frOOO PHOCRATVi M Enc Boy TWPK L RE CT|OM TO C0EDCLAS E6 wHh mu double proc ' ' ' a «- 0oi ' 5 ' i p doino ' mtj horriework -from ' iPfl to 3am. uJitk mil doi;Ue proaraM-o ' o ' KnQ ' ■foNPan yvc, l6omef„rt °eJ wp doing ' innuj homework fro 189 ' P. : Z Adler, Richard I. 863, Central Ave., Woodmere, N.Y. 516—295—2764 P. 74 Amsel, Norman A. 554 Crenville Ave., Teaneck, N.J. 07666 207—836 3007 P. 194 Appleman, Sol 1 Dover Lane, Syosset, N.Y. 11791 615—921—1779 P. 795 Balinsky, Michael H. 5620 Palmer Ave., Montreal, Quee., Canada 268 514-489—1456 P. 196 Baskin, Efrom M. 6 Ruth Ct., Monsey, N.Y. 10952 gu— 356— 1575 P. 24 Beer, Myron 860 E. 10th St., Brooklyn, NY. 77230 212— CL2— 7684 P. 195 Benaim, David c o Lasry 135 Central Park West, New York, N.Y. 10023 212—799—5757 P. 79 Bergman, Michael I 600 W. 183rd St., New York, N.Y. 10033 212—928—5028 P. 70 Berkowitz, Ira 2 Bryant Crescent, White Plains, NY. 10605 974— R07— 8580 P. 796 Berman, Aaron S. P. 67 Bernstein, Charles W. 2766 Bronx Park East, Bronx, N.Y. 10462 212— TA9— 9247 P. 33 Bertram, Joshua 7097 E. 57th St. Brooklyn, N.Y. 77234 272— RN3— 3584 P. 194 Besdin, Daniel A. 82—46 Lefferts Blvd., Kew Gardens, N.Y. 277— H 7— 7529 P. 47 Bieler, Richard C. 48—11 213th St., Bellrose, N.Y. 11364 212—224—5336 P. 43 Blackstein, Ken M. 327 Palmer Terr., Mamaroneck, N.Y. 10543- 914—698—2098 P. 38 Blank, Abraham H. 2409 E. 70th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234 212—531—3061 P. 39 Blank, Joseph B. 2409 E. 70th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234 212-531-3061 P. 59 Bloom, Michael J. 23 Stewart St , Amsterdam, N.Y. 12010 518—842—7531 P. 25 Blumenfrucht, Marvin ). 2064 Hering Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 70467 272—828—2247 P. 60 Blumenthal, Norman N. 102—45 63rd Rd., Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375 212—459—3546 P. 195 Bodner, Mark M. 136—83 72nd Ave., Flushing, N.Y. 11367 212—261—0147 P. 80 Braten, Michael J. 601 W. 113th St., New York, N.Y. 10025 212— AC2— 0918 P. 77 Brickman, Chaim M. 15 Jade Lane, Cherry Hill, N.J. 08034 609—667—4278 P. 79 Bruckner, David 1026 W. Broadway, Woodmere, N.Y. 576-374-4567 P. 82 Cappell, Kenny W. 99—57 64fh Rd., Forest Hills, N.Y. 11374 212— TW7— 4082 P. 65 Carni, Abbe J. 76 Norwood Rd., West Hartford, Conn. 06117 203—232—3267 P. 77 ChesWin, Arnold Ford 1 Dorothy Dr., Morristown, N.J. 07960 914—352—7384 P. 18 Cohen, Dov 1430 E. ' 8th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230 212—376—6266 P. 63 Cohen, jay M. 1381 E. 16th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230 212—336—8647 P. 79 Cooper, Jeffrey F. 802 Dorian Ct., Far Rockaway, N.Y. 77697 272—477—7830. P. 796 Cotliar, Arthur M. 1300 Troy Ave., Frederick, MD. 21701 301—662—0058 P. 37 Dachman, Abraham H. 219 Lenox rd., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11226 212— BU4— 0905 P. 21 Dick, Neil C. 2917 Erie St. Racine, Wisconsin 53402 474—639—8347 P. 30 Dym, Harry 2457 E. 1st St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11223 212— DE9— 7691 P: 197 Ehrman, Robert J. 650 West End Ave., New York, N.Y. 10025 212—874—6745 P. 197 Eisenman, Ira H. 23 Mountain Ave., Monsey, N.Y. 10952 914—356—7688 P. 60 Epstein, Joseph 377 Mayfair Dr. S., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234 212— RN3— 9054 P. 198 Erenyi, Zvi 7964 Grand Concourse, New York, N.Y. 10457 212—872—6355 P. 79S Faber, Albert 102 31 62nd Dr., Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375 212—592—4594 P. 56 Feder, Larry J. 1031 Bay 24th St., Far Rockaway, N.Y. 77697 212-471—5223 P 66 Feinstein, Barry 490 W. 187th St., New York, N.Y. 10033 212—795—9444 P. 50 Flaum, Mitchell P. 144-18 72nd Rd., Flushing, N.Y. 11367 212—268—3217 P. 197 Fox, Bryan 8. 5955 47th Ave., Woodside Ave., N.Y. 11377 p. 22 Friedman, Bruce j. 805 Orange Drive, Silver Spring, Md. 20901 P 197 Friedman, Lenny 747—56 73rd Ave., Flushing, N.Y. 77367 212—263 1839 . 212—TWe-U31 P. 73 Laufer, Leon R. Lake Hayward Rd.. Colchester. Conn. 0641S 203—537—2165 P. 197 Leibowitz. Jeffrey A. 33—43 Uth St., Long Island City, N.Y. 11106 212— YE2— 0378 P. 46 Lerner, Pfiillip ). 79 Stonehill Rd., R.D. 112 Dover, N.J. 07801 201—584—5698 P. 47 Levitt, Randy H. 65—72 Ellwell Crescent, Rego Park, N.Y. 11374 212—459—2242 P. 62 Lifscliitz, ludah 105—43 6S(h Rd., Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375 212—897—7044 P. 40 Lipschitz, Sander E. 1120 N.E. 165th Terr., N. Miami Beach, Fla. 33162 305—944—2544 P. 81 Lutwak, Seymour P. 41 Litwack, Alan 0. 935 Kirkwood, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 613—729—4653 P. 41 Malitzky, Larry 61—31 217th St., Bayside, N.Y. 11364 212-428—0087 P. 43 Mandel, Steven H. 23 Whitehill Dr., West Hartford, Conn. 06117 203—236—2210 P 43 Marcus, Saul I. 11 Curtis Ave., West Orange, N.J. 07052 201-736—4625 )4H P. 68 Margolies, Aaron 121 Maple Street, Bangor, Maine 04401 P. 194 Marks, Cibert S. 4106 Kensington Ave., Richmond, Va. 23221 804—353—3378 P. 77 Metz, Dennis M. 225 Regent Dr., Lido Beach, N.Y. 11561 516—432—0386 P. 26 Miller, David M. 39 Kenwood Park, Springfield, Mass. 01108 413-733-2458 P. 23 Miller, Louis H. 5050 Wynnefield Ave. Phila, Pa. 19131 P. 75 Musman, Monroe L. 62—60 99th St. Rego Park, N.Y. 11374 212—897—8026 P. 33 Neiman. Jeffrey C. 635 E. 82nd St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11236 212— HI4— 8169 P. 71 Neumark, Avery E. 101 Central Park West, New York, N.Y. 10023 212—787—7563 P. 78 Newman, Norman 181 B. 129th St., Belle Harbor, N.Y. 11694 212—945—0266 P. 193 Nussebaum, David N. 56 Bennett Ave., New York, N. Y. 10033 212— WA7— 2284 P. 194 Offenbacher, Nathan 451 West End Ave., New York, N.Y. 10024 212—877—9130 P. 51 Orbach, Joseph C. 600 W. 183rd St., New York, N.Y. 10033 212—923—5668 P. 52 Orlinsky, Jay I. 1733 47th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11204 212—871—7999 P. 35 Peters, Harry 715 N.E. 178th Terrace, N. Miami Beach, Fla. 33162 305—651—1167 ' P. 45 Reich, Michael 417 Grand Street, New York, N.Y. 10002 212—533—6676 P. 199 Rotter, Irv. L. 144—37 38th Ave., Flushing, N.Y. 11354 212—762—0271 P. 79 Ruchelsman, Manny 1440 42nd St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219 212—436—5066 P. 199 Saffir, Max I. 5257 No. St. Louis Ave., Chicago, III. 60625 312—267—2728 P. 198 Sasson, Victor 704 Avenue T., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11223 212—375—3885 P. 197 Schacher, Henry S. 1055 Walton Ave. Bronx, N.Y. 10452 212—537—6083 P. 44 Schaffer, Sylvan J. 11 Ft. George Hill, New York, N.Y. 10040 212— L07— 1220 P. 44 Shaffren, Stuart C. 3502 Hull Ave. Bronx, N.Y. 10467 212—882—6096 P. 196 Schlissel, Martin 1711 Morris Ave., Bronx, New York 10457 212— CY9— 8183 P. 795 Sch oss, Louis 8810 Lanier Drive, Silver Spring, Md. 20910 589—3078 P. 56 Schlusselberg, Mark 1428 East 102nd St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11236 212—241—8281 P. 32 Schneider, Herbert J. 1344 E. 10th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230 212—336—9038 P. 30 Schoss, Sanford W. 1312 57th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219 212—871—9629 P. 68 Schranz, Irwin 120—3 Coop City Blvd., Bronx, N.Y. 10475 212—379—7579 P. 22 Schulman, Fred Z. 467 Langley Ave., W. Hempstead, N.Y. 11552 516— IV3— 0664 P. 67 Schwartz, Joshua, J. 110 Midwood Rd., Teaneck, N.J. 07666 201—833—0189 P. 20 Schwarz, Mark 179 Crove St., No. Plainfield, N.J. 07060 201—757—5851 P. 57 Seidman, Myron 79—34 209th St., Bayside, N.Y. 11364 212-465—2155 P. 799 Serkin, David 837 Dickinson Drive, Binghamton, N Y 13903 607-729-3235 P. 44 Shaffren, Stuart C. 3502 Hull Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10467 212—882—6096, P. 198 Shapiro, David A. 666 W. 188th St., New York, N.Y. 10040 212—927—9172 P. 58 Shar, Robert S. 81 N. Merkle Rd.. Columbus, Ohio 43209 614-231—2879 P. 197 Silver, Ahron B. 2921 N. 2nd Street, Harrisburg, Pa. 17110 717-234-6427 P. 196 Silverberg, Jeffrey D. 802 Wilkie Drive, Charleston, W. Va. 25314 304—346—3496 P. 36 Simkovic, Robert K. 65-81 Parsons Blvd., Flushing, N.Y. 11365 212—591—0557 P. 29 Sinnreich, Abe 21 Connecticut Ave. Long Beach, N.Y. 516—431—6387 P. 57 Sklar, Jonathan 365 Broadway, Lawrence, N.Y. 77559 576—239—4679 P. 34 Slivko. Sid J. 406 Wolf St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19148 215—389—2083 P. 67 Stein, Reynold 490 W. 187th St., New York, N.Y. 10033 Apt. 5 J 212—781—1463 P. 35 Steiner, Joseph M. 3925 Bushnell Rd., University Hts., Ohio 44118 216—932—8982 P. 32 Stern, Alon A. 42 Hatichon St., Neve-Shaanan, Haifa, Israel 04—222—539 P. 21 Stern, Marvin F. 2033 24th Ave. E., Seattle, Wash. 98112 206—324—6085 P. 795 Strahl, David E. 100-35 67th Dr., Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375 212—897—0805 P. 39 Straus, Moshael J. 1515 49th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219 212—494—9711 P. 78 Sukenik, Moshe M. 2820 Sheridan Ave., Miami Beach, Florida Y4Ps Ri377 P. 73 Sussman, Victor 60 Warren St., New London, Conn 06320 203—442—7496 P. 194 Tannenbaum, Elliot B. 12 Ellish Pkwy, Spring Valley. N.Y. 914—362—2440 P. 193 Tarko, Mark B. 1233 S. 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Gregory, Chicago, III. 60625 372—728—0465 P. 796 Zdanowitz, Joel I. 1111 E. 88th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11236 212—531—0746 P. 46 Ziffer, Lawrence M. 1755 Eastern Pkv ., Schenectady, N.Y. 12309 518—374—4792 P. 795 Zinn, Daniel L. 202 E. Keim Dr., Phoenix, Ariz. 85012 602— 277— 3765 P. 63 ZIotnick, Alexander 104 Brightwater Court, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11235 212—891—0837 Yeshiva University Committee on Ceremonial Occasions INSTRUCTIONS FOR ALL CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION as of September 1973, January 1974, and June 1974 The University Committee on Ceremonial Occasions is pleased to inform you that the Forty-Third Annual Commence- ment Exercises will take place on Thursday, June 6, 1974, at 10:00 a.m. at the Danciger Campus, Amsterdam Avenue and 185th Street, New York. This kit is to be filed by all students who expect to be candidates for degrees as of September 1973, January 1974, or June 1974. (The receipt of this kit does NOT mean that you are receiving your degree. It is YOUR responsibility to ascertain from the Office of the Registrar whether or not you have fulfilled all the degree requirements. If you are taking courses at another institution for credit at Yeshiva, remember that an official transcript with all your grades must be received by the Registrar prior to the degree date.) WHETHER OR NOT you expect to participate in the June 1974 Commencement Exercises, the enclosed forms must be submitted by the following dates: Candidates for graduation as of September 16, 1973 - by August 1, 1973 Candidates for graduation as of January 31, 1974 — by November 1, 1973 Candidates for graduation as of June 6, 1974 - by March 1, 1974 Students whose applications for degrees are rejected for any reason will be notified by the Office of the Registrar and must reapply for the term in which they expect to complete all requirements. There is a $25 Graduation Fee which must be paid to the Office of Student Finances by all degree candidates. (Do NOT include the fee with your application, send it directly to the Office of Student Finances. Most undergraduates have paid this fee at registration. Students who are receiving a doctoral degree should also note that there is a special doctoral fee in addition to the graduation fee.) The Graduation Fee remains valid for four consecutive semesters and need not be paid again unless more than two years elapse between payment and award of degree. In addition, all students should check that their records with the library are clear, and that they have no outstanding financial obligations to the University. Diplomas will be mailed according to the following schedule: September 16, 1973 - by January 31, 1974 January 31, 1974 - by June 6, 1974 June 6, 1974 - by September 15, 1974 A student who needs proof of an award of a degree need not wait for his diploma for this purpose but can request a certificate of graduation, available without charge from the Office of the Registrar. If you have any questions regarding requirements for graduation, get in touch with the Registrar at the campus of the University which you attend (Main, Midtown, or Graduate). If you have any questions regarding Commencement, get in touch with: Tickets Other Questions Mrs. Ellen Orbach Commencement Desk Room 401, Furst Hall Fioom 125, Furst Hall 500 West 185th Street 500 West 185th Street New York, N.Y. 10033 New York, N.Y. 10033 (212) 568-8400, ext. 285 (212) 568-8400, ext. 274 FORMS: All degree applicants must file the Application for Degree form. This form is used to order a diploma and to list your name in the program. IF YOU EXPECT TWO DEGREES OR DIPLOMAS YOU MUST FILL OUT TWO SEPARATE APPLICATIONS. In addition all applicants must complete the Personal Information Form and the first section of the General Information Form. Those applicants planning to attend the Commencement Exercises in June should fill out the appropriate section of the General Info rmation Form to order their academic attire, and include a self-addressed envelope for their tickets. Please print or type all information. Failure to provide all the information requested in this kit may mean that your application cannot be processed. 192