Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

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p l Digitized by tine Internet Arciiive in 2010 witii funding from Lyrasis IVIembers and Sloan Foundation http: www.arGhive.org details masmid1984 m% Is H nH ' f®l| ' li KjI ' I H n MASMID 1984 Class of 1984 Yeshiva University New York, N.Y. Contents Administration and Facult 18 aassofl984 44 People, Places, and Things 100 Advertisements 168 1 ' htrf art two types of frcshfncn at Y.l). ' I ' licre are those tliat choose to attend after graduating from liigli school, and another contingent t)iat opts for a year in Yeshiva in Israel. Wlien a freshman enters Yeshiva lie steps into a new world replete with its own language. Suddenly words ' such as elective, requirement, easy A, and grubbing become an integral part of his speech. The freshman faces a .serious dilemma. There are various facets of college life that he must necessarily balance. Due to the rigors of the double program, he must budget time for as many as ten t ourses. Yet the television, telephone, and radio loo ' k in- creasingly more inviting than his intro Bio or Eco text. If lie is to succeed in college he will have to learn to occa- .sionally lock his door and take the telephone off the hook. The freshman year is not totally depressing. By the time finals roll around he will probably be amongst a group of friends planning to spend their first grub shabbos together (after the weekend, he does twice the amount of work to make tip for the wasted time spent talking about Florida or skiing during intersession). As the year progresses, he takes part in sonde extracur- ricular activities. Perhaps, a governing board member of Ommentator or Hamevaser has promised him a governing board position for nothing more than ten hours of typing during midterms. The freshman year is a time of enormous growth, and in most cases satisfaction. The Yeshiva freshman has more demanded of him than ever before; high school seems like a far away memory. By spring he has developed a good in- dex of his abilities and he knows what to expect from himself and Yeshiva. The Sophomore class grows to include the Israel returnees. The newcomers must learn the freshman vocabulary and terms such as: Israel credits evaluation, and Biblical Exegesis. The Sophomore year becomes the time to look back on the experience of the freshman year, .assess performances, and reevaluate goals (not for the last time). One feels obligated to commit one ' s self to a par- ticular major and career goal but is still hesitant to do so. However, by the end of the year, due to the constraints ;ind pressures of the system, one must compact the next two years of life so as to appropriately schedule Hebrew requirements, summer sciences, Accounting sequences and that ominous and still mysterious concept: Kaplan ' s. The Jr. year begins and another 150 students are allowed the pleasure of calling themselves upperclassmen. One is halfway finished; yet the worst is yet to come. In the lower classman years the student ' s vision does not seem to extend past 4 years of college. With the outset of the Jr. year, graduation and life after college are now visible on the horizon. Once again, the vocabulary changes. The new vocabulary has a distressing propensity for initials i.e. GMAT, MCAT, LSAT, DAT and the dreaded, hated E.T.S. The word percentile also takes an ominous meaning. Sometime during the Jr. year and early in the Sr. year, the ma- jority of Yeshiva students will begin a course at Kaplan ' s and look at those plastics with the owls on them with hatred and depression. In addition to keeping his grades up in school (knowing the Jr. year counts the most with an admissions board,) the student must now fully contend with the pressure that the graduate school entrance system puts on him. In the first two years, the student placed the pressure on himself. Now he feels it from outside, every time he grades himself at Kaplan ' s or reads a graduate school brochure. For the most fortunate, this pressure will only continue for another 6 to 8 months until the early winter of the session; for others, the pressure of the race will con- tinue into the spring and summer. Unfor- tunately, for some the pressure will be only alleviated with failure. Such is the rules, rewards and punishments of the climb to graduate school. Some time between April and October, Kaplan ' s will become a second home as one feels that they are perpetually wearing headphones. Some students will even learn to drive to Hacken- sack in their sleep. With the change in routine comes a parallel change in at- titude. The majority of students have decided on a chosen career. On desks in the dorm, the reading material changes. Along with the Sports Illustrated and People are now found the Wall St. Journal and Barron ' s Guide to Medical Schools. In- stead of Camp or Israel, plans change to taking sciences over the summer or finding a career related internship. By the end of the Jr. year most of the people in the Class of 1984 know what their goals are. Now they will find out if they can attain them. In the senior year the vocabulary has changed again. The new terms include clinical facilities, starting salary, Big 8 and Investment Banking. Again the routine changes; most of the senior class has a minimal course load, yet they are very busy. Pre Med and Pre Dent students await interviews or hope they get them. Those going to Business School write out their essays and polish their wing tips. Accounting students hope they get an offer during their call back. In December, Seniors begin calling home every night — not so much to talk to their parents as to find out if any important mail came. The most important college vocabulary word: Fall — ac- ceptance letter. There is a more pleasant side to the senior year. With less school work to be done, diver- sions develop. Intramural sports become a major activity, and road trips are a nightly event. When the snow begins to fall, ski trips and late night football become popular. At the end of the year not every student will be happy with his stay at Yeshiva. Many will have justifiable criticisms; but with college winding down to a conclusion, most students have developed a close set of friends that will re- main. Some people call it a chevra, others a clique. Regardless, these friendships are the most valuable thing college provides. The Organic Chemistry and Business law will be forgotten, but the love and friendship will remain. Ever since the publishing of George Orwell ' s 1984, the year 1984 has achieved a special mean- ing. It has come to symbolize a futuristic totalitarian state in which every vestige of Man ' s mind and spirit is destroyed. As 1S)83 drew to a close and 1984 ap- proached, newspapers and magazines printed numerous articles which discussed the accuracy of Orwell ' s predictions. Many people feel that our society is out of the reach of 1984. They point to our advanced social structure, and smugly smile about how wrong Orwell was. Perhaps a closer look is in order. In 1984, Orwell showed how a totalitarian scate can control all aspects of life, down to the individual ' s every thought. Newspeak, the of- ficial language of Oceania in 1984, was lesigned to limit creative thought and eliminate possible heresy or thought-crime. The en- tire philosophy of the society in 1984 could be expressed in one Newspeak word — doublethink. This concept explained that it was possible for a person to believe in an ob- vious contradiction, such as 2-t-2=5. War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength, is an example of the slogans used to condition the citi2ens of Oceania. Examples of this type of thinking are present in our society as well. As Russel Baker pointed out, the American war machine is run by a Defense Department. The deadly MX missile has been nicknamed The Peacekeeper by President Reagan. The communist government of East Germany calls itself the German Democratic Republic. The USSR, which also has the audacity to call itself a republic, is itself involved in totalitarian oppression of Jews and other minority groups . . . n We at Yeshiva have had the best of both worlds. Both a fine college curriculum and superior Judaic studies programs have been made available to us. This dual training, that of both Torah and Maddah, prime us for our dual purpose in the outside world. In addition, we have forged lasting bonds of friendship with our peers and teachers that will help us take the atmosphere of Yeshiva wherever we go. Orwell questioned democracy ' s ability to sur- vive in a technologically advanced environment, such as ours. Indeed the outlook seems bleak. WE as graduates of Yeshiva, must take the lessons we have learned here, the sense of pur- pose honed here, and the precious relationships begun here and use all of these to make a Kid- Jush Hashem in the world around us, and truly fulfill our role as Jews in our 1984 and beyond. vy I ' %r I ' 1 1 1 Freedom, In Two Dimensions Burned-out Bronx frozen gray Under a rusting sun, rising Early late in May. Breezes flutter, engines sputter, Black exhaust envelopes Working classes on ttie run. Clear skies trail ivory clouds, gray sfiadows disappear — Wonder I, is noon just past or is it yet to come. Boats of blue and gold are going Mowtiere under silver cables. Uptown, A green dome rises, hesitating. Unsure of its place in time. And as our last week begins, the sunlight Melts the last weak links. We are free now, like the green ivy Climbing past the open windows. Free to reach and take hold — yet Never beyond the one wall on which we first began. So long ago, so young. Questions lie awake at night A waiting answers not yet found. There they are! Written on the wall — But in a foreign tongue. ' ' Explain! ' ' we cry. The moon hangs high, Silent, no translation. A thousand suns will climb and fall Before we understand. Administration and Faculti; Those in Charge Dr. Norman Lamm President of Yeshiva University Dr. Egon Brenner Executive Vice President Dr. Sheldon Socol Vice President for Business Affairs Rabbi Zevulun Charlop Director of RIETS Rabbi Jacob Rabinouitz Dean of IBC Rabbi Benjamin Yudin Director of JSS University Administrators Undergraduate Administrators and Secretaries Rabbi Y. Blau Rabbi M. Edelstein Mrs. V. Owgang Mrs. Shaindelman Guidance Advisor Registrar Guidance Executive Assistant I. B.C. Secretary Mr. L. Brandwein Mr. N. Harris Rabbi L. Wachsman Mrs. Levenson Laboratories Director Student Finances Student Activities Y.C. Secretary Mrs. Feeney Rabbi C. Bronstein H Mr. M. Hecht H Sar Hj H ■1 Guidance M.Y.P. Associate Dean Medical Director Registrar ' s Office Rabbi J. Cheifitz Gary and Joe Mrs. Shabbos Mrs. Cheifetz Career Guidance Masmid Editors Secretary J.S.S. Secretary Mr. P. Connolly Rabbi M. Nulman Mr. S. Hartstein Mrs. Silberman Academic Guidance? C.T.I. Public Relations Registrar ' s Office Dedication ny cf the teachers at Yeshiva are character!, dedication to the University and its students. Dr. Norman Schh one such individual who merits special recognition. The first encounter that students have with Dr. Schlessberg can be a hi. startling. In the classroom, he is powerful, dynamic, and above demanding. No amount of pre- class preparation seems to satisfy him. It is only after some time that students realize and appreciate the deep love kat Dr. Schlessberg harbors for Yeshiva University and its students. Rs Dr. Schlessberg single-handedly created the Accounting program at Yeshiva. Under his able leadership, the program is one of the fastest growing programs at Yeshiva. In addition, he personally coordinates the only on -campus recruiting program, a program with a 100 percent success rate to date. He is constantly running, phoning, and badgering until every one of his boys and girls has a job. In recognition of his dedication to each individual student at Yeshiva, and to the institution as a whole, the Senior class of 1984 dedicates this yearbook to Dr Norman Schlessberg. mm In Memoriam Throughout our years at Yeshiva University, we the students, have been blessed with many new additions. Among them are the Max Stern Athletic Center and the Sy Syms Marketing Chair. Unfortunately, ive have also been hit by many losses which no dona- tion from a philanthropist can replace. These losses are not financial ones but rather those of great human beings. Hoivever, each one of these persons has left us a great legacy for which he will be fondly remembered in our hearts. Rabbi Morris J. Besdin, z ' tl, directed the fames Striar School of General fewish Studies for twenty-five years. That number itself is quite impressive but Rab- bi Besdin accomplished a far greater amount than just the accumulation of statistical data. Rabbi Besdin not only formulated high academic standards in developing his JSS program, but also felt personally responsMe for each and every student, thus combining two often con- trary characteristics in his job as mentor. Soft-spoken in manner, his personality created a popularity unparalleled among students, alumni, and colleagues throughout the University. Rabbi Besdin ' s contribution, not only to Yeshiva University, but also to all of KM Yisrael, will secure an honored place for him among the giants of Jewish Education. Rabbi Jeruchem Gorelick, z ' tl, was also affiliated with RIETS for forty years, un- til his ill-fated passing. Rabbi Gorelick studied in Poland at the Yeshiva of Radun, which had been founded by the Chafetz Chaim, and later studied under Rabbi Chaim Ozer Grodzinsky, the leading Posek in pre-war Poland and Lithuania. When he arrived in the United States, Rabbi Gorelick served as spiritual leader of Congregation Binai Israel, in the West Bronx, as well as teaching at numerous yeshivot in the Metropolitan Area. His years at Yeshiva University were just as fruitful and his position as Rosh Yeshiva will never be completely replenished. ; Rabbi Aaron Shatzkes, z ' tl, was a member of the RIETS faculty for forty years. Rabbi Shatzkes was a descendant of a great Talmudic family, among them Rabbi Abraham Aaron Shatzkes, the renowned spiritual leader of Vilna, Lithuania, and Rabbi Moses Shatzkes, the famous Lomza Rav. Our own Rav Shatzkes continued that great Talmud tradition which can he attested to by the vast amount of knowledge his talmidim took with them from his shiur room. Rav Shatzkes ' presence will be sorely missed. Z ' S aMt o5 ic «vO ,xi6 : -Ss t£ -.,o j55 - - ' :s : Xe. ao vie . « c : a6 D -i ' l nAs vr i ' aS ta« Le not i.rv6 3V 8 « •ce c rte e „a ,oC w 3tv d-v eW te to e o-i-a T. ,bt ev). -:; de to , .- vfi tVe . y ot -s?- ' I ... -r. ' r ' v; - ::J ' e aO , , ' Ao? ' ,M cet et ic _r a% ' - ' v. °r ° Si ' lv V i6 c e bS ' - , de« ■ttr t o i ,Ue6. . rv ' .?;. ' ?«ai ' .- ' ' ' to fll8 ' .TVV ci Tvi rr .f cf.i -::.,., , r- eS ct- ,.. ' - ©1) -veS , c ci „-ri.eS „«c, l e« ° Message From Rabbi Lamm YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 500 WEST 185th STREET NEW YORK N V 10033 TO THE YESHIVA COLLEGE CLASS OF 1984: I congratulate you on the successful completion of your college careers, conducted in the spirit of Torah U-madda. If taken seriously, the dual program is an onerous one, and its mastery is deserving of felicitations by your family, friends, and especially faculty. The times we live in are critical enough, even without the ominous overtones of George Orwell ' s famous novel which lends this calendar year such unhappy literary distinction. They will require of you not only technical and professional knowledge, but also wisdom, insight, and a finely honed spiritual intuition. We hope that you attained the beginnings of the former in your Yeshiva College classes, and that you took the first steps towards the latter in your Torah studies. May your own growth in both areas give you the intellectual, personal, and spiritual wherewithal to confront the great issues of your generation and master them in a way that will contribute le ' hagdil Torah u-le ' haadirah. Cnrd i ai 1 y ymirg } , NORMAN LAMM President 27 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 6 ADRR 5744 February 9, 1984 The original charge given to Abraham at the dawn of our histo which, I also believe, is especially appropriate to taXe with as you complete Yeshiva College, is HaShem ' s testimony about aham, For I know him that Yetzaveh his children, and his sehold after him, that they should keep the way of the L-rd to righteousness and justice. (Genesis 18:19) The word, tzaveh. here has to be fully understood. Usually, we translat ing 1 ill command. Hw ever, I believe that it signifie more encompassing. At the end of Dvarim (31:14), s Moses, when he is coming fast to the end of his of Israel, to call Joshua, and He says, Va ' atzav .ake him a H_ tzaveh. a comir ender. If we la e succeeded her e at Y eshiva to put you on your wa rfhich is Hi ay, to keep The I w, and to do righteou sness and ustice, we h ve, no doubt, one wh at is our mission. However, Mrt of our m ssion, because we unc erstand Yitzaveh ' to mean n .o command. but to make comma nders. authenti and ins pired lead Dur People, h re. in Israel, and ev erywhere. whatever your voca I pray t at HaShem bless you a 11 with 1 fe and s uccess in (four endeav Dr , and that you all me et up to _he expec tations of Va ' atzaven J- YESHIVA UNIVERSl ' H ' Tevet 5744 Our Jewish studii ave s tr iven , throughout you he skills and insight which nly beyond, but also within chools , program your stay, to p 11 enable The and ficance, the quote and constant companions for four ye always be with you to enrich yo hat life has meaning beyond mer lueprint for what is, and what al Torah! - these have hope they YESHIVA COLLEGE February 21, 38U I your studies et Yeshlva College. hrs conmltment has required an enormous rgy. You have chosen to Involve yourselve gram, each component of which Is In Itself studies with what Is best In Western civl llza Therefore, as you leave Yeshlva College, u well, and I urge you to bear in mind tha ture Yeshlva College men. It! JAMES STRIAR SCHOOL OF GENERAL JEWISH STUDIES YESHIVA UNIVERSITY The Torah uses different ch artisans that built the Hishkan. of Chachem-Lev - possessing wisd One can understand, argues the A dividuals might be used to const they necessary to produce and ma After iJ , expert tailors, weaver capable, -hy did they racteristics to describe the Among these traits is that tn of the heart tShemos-31 :6) . naim LaTorah that such in- uct the Hishkan, but why were e the 1 aftsme: ed to be Chachmei Lev? and Bigdei Kehu n would be Rav Zalman So The tzkin Z TL, suggests a fascinating answer . was embued with the holiness of the atever was made for and incorporated as the special garments were utilized not only Shechina and thus wh part of the Hishkan, holiness . However, in the Mikdash, but time of warfare when the High Priest was consulted and Urim V ' Tumim were utilized on the battlefield away froi source of holiness. To retain a sense of Kedusha away its source is much more difficult and, therefore, thes ' raents needed to be created by individuals possessing, . only proficiency in tailoring, but men of wisdom and v the the Ye Shi ith acilitate this nobli will prove to be Chachmei iment, the letter of the 1 and lefnim meshuras hadin. nsport and d difficult ■Lev : employi Kedusha In areas I pray that you, g both wisdom and its spirit, the Finally, as the Kohen of old, who though stationed away from the Hishkan, realized ultimately from where his strength and Kedusha eminated, may you retain close ties of kinship and support with your Yeshiva, Rabbeim and Chaverim, therefore en- abling you to regenerate the special spirit of Kedusha that has been implated within you. Wan all your endea all the graduates for Rabbi BenjaminYudin Mazer Yeshiva Program Rabbi MKatz Rabbi D. Lifshitz Rabbi J. Parnes Rabbi H. Reichman Rabbi M. VVillig Picture Not Available Isaac Breuer College Rabbi M. Pachter Rabbi M. Pelli Rabbi Y. Rosenbaum Rabbi S.Schneider _■ ■ immmmtmmtmmimmm ' mmn ' mm, ' ' Rabbi M. Schnaidman Rabbi M. Serels i t ' ■ ' ■■■ ' ■ .. j ( V ■ - ■ - ■ i I . ' ■ ■ . f ' li Jt, ' ' K - - ■ - I - -■ ' ■ ■ ■ ' -i . ■ ' ■ ' ■ J ' r ■ ' ' ■ ■ .. ' ■■ ' ' ■ ' -c ' ' - ; ■ -A. +4 ' A L ' ,v . James Striar School Rabbi A. Neuschloss Rabbi P. Oratz Rabbi P. Reiss Rabbi B, Rosensweig R.ibbi Ab. Weiss M it b mitkn . . . YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 500 WEST 185TH STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 10033 May 1984 TO ALL STUDENTS In order to prevent the hazardous, indecent and inmature practice of objects and water being thrown from the windows of the Residence Halls, the University Administration is informing all students that the decision enforced last year will be enforced this year as well. Any student involved in this dangerous practice will be iirmediately suspended from the dormitory. This suspension will be in force for the entire time tnat the student is in the school. If the student is a senior or is leaving Yeshiva, we will notify the Graduate School or the College to which he is transferring that such disciplinary action has been taken. Please do not force us to take these serious steps to prevent a Chilul Hashem. o ' , 7 Accounting Bible Studies Dr. M, Orlian Mr.S Carmy mm... .-.A.-; ' ' ' ' I H Rabbi M. J. Bernstein Mr. ). Allen Mr. W. Lyman Chemistry English Health Education Mr. B. Schuravetsky Ms. I. Gorbatov Dr. L. Feldman Dr. R. Behrends Dr. B. Blank Psychology Dr. L. Keating Mrs. R. Steams This page is dedicated to Dr. Sidney Pleskin, founder and director of the Yeshiva University Film Society, chairman of the Department of Education, and Professor of Psychology from 1948-1984, We thank him for his selfless and untiring devotion to this institution and its students. The graduating class of 1984 wishes him much happiness and fulfillment in his retirement. eaicr LEi -anc Class of 1984 ■ I ■1 ' ' ■ ilk TIGRAN ARUTYUNYAN COMPUTER SCIENCE JSS Chabad Club The main thing is to do, AND weVe gonna do it — The Will of G-d JEFFREY H. BALLABON ENGLISH YP Editor-in-Chief, The Fifth Col- umn; Editor-in-Chief, Revyu; Literary Editor, Governing Board, MASMID; Vice President, English Honor Society (Psi Iota Chapter); liommentator; PreLaw Society; Executive Assistant to the Chair- man, Campus Committee; Delta Phi Chi Fraternity; WYUR TZVI BAR-DAVID PREHEALTH SCIENCE YP Speech Club; Drum Player DANIEL JUDAH BEREN POLITICAL SCIENCE IBC-YP T ' chiya STUART BERGER HISTORY IBC Varsity Fencing; Executive Editor, Politiscope; IBC Dean ' s List; Vice President, IBC Freshman Class; Dean ' s List; Treasurer, IBC Stu- dent Council; Faculty Relations, IBC DAVID I. BERKOWITZ ACCOUNTING YP Fifth Floor Chevra; Coordinating Editor, Hamevaser; Business Manager, The Fifth Column; Senior Dinner Committee; Israel Affairs Committee; Chairman of Recruiting Committee, Accounting Society ' Hey there mighty Brontosaurus, could you have a lesson for us? You were built three stories high, they say you would not hurt a fly. Thought your rule would always last, there were no lessons in your past. If we explode the atom bomb, would they say that we were dumb? We ' re walking in your footsteps. President, Young Democrats; Secretary-Treasurer, Political Science Society sr pip :);!! inVn P ' Y JjC Dean ' s List; JSS Honor ' s List; Vr ir Vtl 1 WYUR; TORAH DOJO OJ D He who invests in a smile always Dean 5 List profits a good return Dont get so depressed over failing that calculus exam Mister M. At least you brought the curve up for the rest of us LENNY BESSLER HOWARD ZVI BLAU POLITICAL SCIENCE IBC PREMED YP ANDREW W. BLOOM ACCOUNTING YP— JSS What a precious thing the emo- tional life of the Human Being is, so long as it submits to reason The secret o ' life is enjoying the passage oftime — James Taylor Dean ' s List; Computer Operator; Educational Coordinator, Yeshiva Seminar; Summer Internship, AT T f Yeshiva College Dramatic Society; Nominated Best Gypsy, YCDS; Alpha Psi Omega Honor Society (Chi Pi Chapter); IBC Dean ' s List; President, Gyrus Club; YC Dean ' s List 6- It is not the critic who counts, not the one who points out how the strong man stum- bled or how the door of deeds might have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred with sweat and dust and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, and spends himself in a worthy cause — Theodore Roosevelt President, Vice President; Soph- omore Class President; Freshman Class President; IBC Student Council; Varsity Tennis; Assistant Copy Editor, Commentator tiMmk , KENNETH MICHAEL L. i BRANDER BRECHER .. , COMPUTER SCIENCE YP PSYCHOLOGY MARC M. BRESLAW BIOLOGY PREDENT IBC IBC frns ' i.-L.r . ' ALLEN STEVEN BRONFELD SPEECH WYUR; Commentator JSS JOSHUA J. CANTER HISTORY PREDENT YP Dean ' s List; JSS Director ' s List; Home Hospitality; Student Host; SOY Mezuzah Campaign; Varsity Fencing; Campus Renovation Committee; History Club ' Whoever uttereth song (of praise to G-d) in this world shall be privileged to do so in the next world, too — Sanhedrin ' To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life — Robert Louis Stevenson LEVI H. CASH PSYCHOLOGY SPECIAL EDUCATION JSS-YP Varsity Wrestling; Psych -Paths; WYUR; JSS Student Council; Yeshiva College Student Council; Gemilut Hasidim Committee; PTACH Tutorer nvv 10) ' N ' : v iiv )c ytsyt JOEL PHILLIP COHEN ECONOMICS JSS Chairman, Young Republicans; Vice President, Political Science Society; Economics Society; Yeshiva College Dramatics Society; Cultural Advisor, The Fifth Col- umn; Art Editor, Commentator STEVEN FARRELL COHEN ECONOMICS IBC Gabai, Student Minyan; YU Museum; President, Club Canada; Editor, Maple Leaflet 82-83; News Editor, Hamevaser; Economics Society; Israel Affairs Committee; YCSC Guidance Committee; Stu- dent Host Program; Cultural Af- fairs Committee; IBC Dean ' s List; YC Dean ' s List, Masmid Artwork AVI DALFEN ACCOUNTING ECONOMICS IBC-YP President, Club Canada; Editor, Club Canada Journal; Campus Chairman; Dean ' s List mean this: if anything becomes or is affected, it does not become because it is in a state of becoming because it becomes; and it is not af- fected because it is in a state of be- ing affected; it is in a state of being affected because it is affected. Do you not agree? — Plato n v ton ' !Jb Vp rr: W hen I make a mistake it ' s a beaut — Fiorello LaGuardia t M GILBERT B. DEMBY COMPUTER SCIENCE Dean ' s List With Highest Honors; Belkin Scholar; NCSY Advisor What you are born with is G-d ' s gift to you. What you become is your gift to G-d HOWARD R. DUBLIN HISTORY YC Dean ' s List; IBC Dean ' s List; IBC Student Council; Political Science Club; History Club NEAL ADAM DUBLINSKY PHILOSOPHY YP-IBC When the tides of life turn against you and the current upsets your boat. Don ' t waste those tears on what might have been; just lay on your back and float — Ed Norton Samuel Belkin Scholar; Dean ' s List With Highest Honors; National Dean ' s List; Commentator; WYUR; President, IBC Senior Class; Vice President, Treasurer, Gamma Delta Chapter of Eta Sigma Phi (National Classics Society); House Manager, Yeshiva College Student Council STUART EHRLICH ECONOMICS SPEECH IBC EMC Dean ' s List; YC Dean ' s List With Highest Honors; Economics Honor Society; Omicron Epsilon Delta; YD Tennis Team; Editor- in-Chief The Economic Mind ; Economic Society, Treas.; News Reporter, Commentator; Pre-Law Society, Vice President; Harvard Model UN JEFFREY FELDMAN BIOLOGY PREMED IBC Vice President, IBC Student Council; Alpha Epsilon Delta (PreMed Honor Society); YC Dean ' s List; IBC Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who DANIEL FINK PREMED CHEMISTRY YP Coordinating Editor, Commen- tator; Chemistry Club Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than an unsuccessful man with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Educa- tion will not; th e world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipo- tent. — Calvin Coolidge v  Svp Til Ili n i ' -Tlr — I •• ' EDWARD RICHARD FINKELSTEIN HISTORY Accounting Society; Political Science Society; Israel Affairs Committee; IBC Student Council; News, Commentator; History Society, MASMID STEVEN DAVID FISHHAUT IBC ECONOMICS YP Economics Society; Economics Honor Society; Economics Big Brother Program; Communal Af- fairs Committee; Belkin Scholar; Night Seder Club ALAN A. FRENKEL PSYCHOLOGY JSS President, Class Representative, JSS Student Council; Technical Staff, YCDS; Chairman, JSS Holocaust Commission; Who ' s Who; Photography Staff, MASMID Error can often be fertile, but perfection is always stale — AJP Taylor 6 p ' Snji FORSAN ET HAEC OLIM MEMINISSE mVABIT - Virgil ELLIOTT MARK FRIEDMAN PREMED First Aid Club; AED Society; Dean ' s List; Intramural Hockey; Karate Club; CPR Instructor; Biology Society; SOY Seforim Sale SETH GERALD FRIEDMAN MARC D. FRIEDMAN YP BIOLOGY PREMED YP COMPUTER SCIENCE YP Executive Advisor; Semicha Representative; Sophomore Class President; SOY; Captain, Red Cross Blood Drive; News, Commentator; Dean ' s List; Alpha Epsilon Delta (FreMed Honor Society) Belkin Scholar; Dean ' s List; High School Dorm Counselor 13 ' poivv ' 0 b:?i When we do the best we can, we never know what miracle is wrought in our life or in the life of another ' — Helen Keller, Out of the Dark, 1913 Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you got cuz ' you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not — Cat Stevens National Dean ' s List; Alpha Ep- silon Delta (PreMed Honor Socie- ty); Secretary-Treasurer, Chemistry Club; Vice President of Sophomore Class, SOY; Varsity Soccer; Foreign Student Club; , Assistant Chemistry Teacher Manager, Varsity Basketball; Chairman, Fundraising Commit- tee; Accounting Society Captain, Varsity Wrestling; SSSJ; Tagar; Dean ' s List; JSS Honor Roll; Who ' s Who BENJAMIN FUSMAN ARIEH D. GELMAN DAVID G. GENET BIOLOGY PREMED IBC ACCOUNTING YP PREDENT JSS Intramural Basketball Champions; Varsity Fencing; Economics Society BENJAMIN GERSTMAN ISAAC Z. GLATSTEIN MARK M. GOLDBERG MATH YP HISTORY IBC ECONOMICS YP BRIAN L. GOLDFARB COMPUTER SCIENCE YP Dean ' s List; Belkin Scholar; Com- puSci; Computer Operator DAVID E. GOLDIN ECONOMICS JSS-YP JSS Student Council; MASMID; Commentator; Assistant Gabbai; Economics Society -VD n- iji ij D ARI JUDAH GOLDSMITH PREMED YP President, Senior Class; Executive Editor, MASMID; Executive Assis- tant to the Editor, Hamevaser; WYUR; Biology Society; Chair- man, Campus Committee; Ex- ecutive Board, Tempo; Guitar Club; Jazz Ensemble; Fifth Floor Chevra; Dean ' s List With Highest Honors; Alpha Epsilon Delta (PreMed Honor Society); Who ' s Who?; National Dean ' s List don ' t ever wanna play the part, of a statistic on a government chart — The Police MEHRAN GOLPARIANI PREMED CHEMISTRY JSS Treasurer, Sephardic Club; Presi- dent, Chemistry Club; Treasurer, PreMed Honor Society; Varsity Soccer; Riflery Club; Captain, Blood Drive; Dean ' s List Who so neglects learning in his youth, loses the past and is dead for the future — Euripides MARC S. GREEN ACCOUNTING IBC Photography Editor, MASMID; Photography Editor, Commen- tator; Torah Dojo; Secretary, Ac- counting Society; Dean ' s List JOSEPH GREENBLATT ECONOMICS YP Editor-in-Chief, MASMID; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Bowling Team; Dean ' s List With Honors; Layout Editor, Commentator; Interna- tional Economics Honor Society ' T ie Rule of Life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business ARI Y. GREENSPAN PREDENT YP Dean ' s List; President, Juggling Society nvbv T r JOSEPH A. GROB HISTORY YP President, History Society; Presi- dent, Chi Pi Chapter of Alpha Psi Omega (Dramatics Honor Society) SHAMAI A. GROSSMAN PREMED YP Junior Class President, SOY; President, Bio Ethics Society; Dean ' s List; Commentator; Political Science Society NAFTALI P. HAMMER ACCOUNTING Chairman, Dinner Committee; Ac- counting Society ¥P rt ANDREW J. HERENSTEIN FINANCE YP Accounting Society; Economics Society; Speech Club; Dean ' s List With Honors II ELLIOT HERSCH JEWISH STUDIES YP Dean ' s List; Yeshiva Seminar ' To laugh often and much . . . to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children . . . to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends . . . to appreciate beau- ty, to find the best in others . . . to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition . . . to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeed- ed — Ralph Waldo Emerson ERIC DANIEL HERSCHMANN BIOLOGY JONATHAN M. HIRSCH IBC PREMED Captain, Varsity Bowling; Varsity Tennis; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Cross Country; Dean ' s List; IBC Dean ' s List; Feature Editor, MASMID; Alpha Epsilon Delta (PreMed Honor Society); Basket- ball Intramurals First Degree Black Belt, Tora Dojo; Karate Teacher; Alpha Epsilon Delta (PreMed Honor Society); Yeshiva College Dramatics Society; Dean ' s List rv:5v i bpfci 1] ivN nnijin KENNETH JAY HIRSCHHORN YP PSYCHOLOGY YP Assistant Head Advisor; Tefilah Coordinator; Torah Leadership Seminar ' Take a deep breath of life and consider how it should be lived . . . have not what you are, but what you may become. Look always for- ward: In last year ' s nest, there are no birds this year — The Man of La Mancha M- SEYMOUR ISSAC HUBERFELD BIOLOGY PREMED YP Alpha Epsilon Omega, National Dramatics Fraternity; YCDS; Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMedical Honor Society; Biology Society; Belkin Scholar SHLOMO HUTTLER HISTORY YP President, Vice President, Chair- man Seforim Sale Committee; Harvard Model UN; Associate Editor-in-Chief, Managing Editor, Gesher; Projects Staff, Commen- tator; Canvassing Committee, Yeshiva College Student Council; Who ' s Who SHMUEL SHLOMO HYMAN FINANCE YP Executive Secretary-Treasurer, SOY; WYUR; Passover Products Committee; Accounting Society; Political Science Society Words are like medicine, measure them carefully — an overdose can hurt anon j b ' m nriioi .-(• 7tV1t j-f - X -fi ' c -%. iiT Ti Be strong and of good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the L-rd thy G-d is with thee withersoever thou goest — Joshua (1:9) The good attained by effort is twice as precious For the commandment which I have commanded you this day is not hidden from thee, nor is it far off . . . But the word is very near to you, in your mouth and in your heart, that you may do it — Deuteronomy 30:11-14 Varsity Tennis; Dean ' s List; Yeshiva College Dramatics Society Owner Manager, Morg Mart; Business Editor, MASMID; Treasurer, Accounting Society; Secretary-Treasurer, First Aid Club; Photography Editor, Com- mentator; Swimming Instructor Dean ' s List With Highest Honors; Belkin Scholar YAACOV M. ISAACS PREDENT MUSIC YP BEZALEL M. JACOBOWITZ ACCOUNTING YP ALAN DAVID JERENBERG COMPUTER SCIENCE YP ' The Juull, dear liniliis. is not in our stars, but in oursi ' lrcs — Julius Caesar Some men succeed by what they know; some by what they do; and a Jeiv by what they are — Elbert Hubbard, The Note Book No pleasure is comparable to the standing upon the vantage ground of truth — Francis Bacon Economics Society; Ilamevaser Counselor, President, Economics Society; Technician, Yeshiva Col- lege Dramatics Society; Fundrais- ing Chairman, Accounting Society; UJA Campus Charity Drive; Na- tional Dean ' s List YC Senate MICHAEL E. JOSEPH ECONOMICS JAMES H. JOSHOWITZ YP ACCOUNTING ECONOMICS JSS JAY M. JUBAS PHYSICS YP yy n. -r. ' .muBiii. • wt ' teK.- - JEFFREY ALLEN KATZ ENGLISH JSS-YP President, Yeshiva College Student Council; Varsity Basketball; TTW Fraternity When the horse is dead, get off — Kirk M. Sorenson RON J. KATZ ACCOUNTING ECONOMICS YP Dean ' s List With Highest Honors; Belkin Scholar; National Dean ' s List; Business Editor, Commen- tator; Chairman, Speaker Series, Accounting Society; Varsity Ten- nis; Intramural Hockey; CompuSci GARY KAUFMAN COMPUTER SCIENCE YP Editor-in-Chief, MASMID; Assis- tant to the Editor-in-Chief, Com- mentator; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Hockey; Treasurer, Speech Club Logic is a systematic method of com,ing to the wrong conclusion with confidence — Rav Stanley H. Kaplan Strongest minds are often those of whom the noisy world hears least — William Wordsworth STUART KLAMMER ECONOMICS YP It ••IV - ' ■ l| ARYEH KLEIN ECONOMICS YP Morg Fifth Floor Chevra; WYUR; Hamevaser; Fifth Column; Dean ' s Lis t; National Dean ' s List; Economics Honor Society JOSEPH LEONARD KLEIN COMPUTER SCIENCE MATH YP Karate Cluh; CompuSci li 4 ' De Doo Doo Doo, De Da Da Da Is All I want to say to you — The Police pan Hill nyip U ' H jitc WM nop lyvbv 7i]p i ' JEFFREY S. KOESTERICH ACCOUNTING JSS Captain, Varsity Riflery; Riflery Coaches Award; Accounting Society BENJAMIN KOPLON COMPUTER SCIENCE YP President, CompuSci; Captain, Varsity Bowling; Chairman, Stu- dent Directory Committee; Guidance Committee; Schools Committee; Chief of Computer Room Operations; Editor-in- Chief, Compu-Sci Speaks; Dean ' s List Being a computer means never having to say you re sorry — Art Buchwald ELI T. KRAKAUER COMPUTER SCIENCE ECONOMICS YP WYUR; Varsity Soccer; CompuSci; Actor, Yeshiva College Dramatics Society; Economics Society This is more fun than humans are allowed — David Letterman fS(fcfii{ ' i ' ' 1 ' iiMli;i£fii L ' imsi stims sis !smm mmamm£S ' .ms  mFi ' ' BENJAMIN KRAMER COMPUTERS YP MOISHE DON KRUPKA JEWISH STUDIES YP ' Division Head, Pesach Products I Committee; SOY Freshman Presi- I dent; Chairman and Manager, Pesach Products Committee MARC M. KURTZ CHEMISTRY JSS Chemistry Club; Student Host; National Dean ' s List ' It is not so much what you learn, but what you do with what you learn, and why you learn at all, that matters — Princess Rhyme, Phantom Tollbooth ■mi TSt) vovb Vi )J ' TIT As you amble through life, whatever be your goal, keep your eye upon the doughnut and not upon the hole - ' irfff t ri- -y fS - ' WAYNE KUTNER ACCOUNTING YP Dean ' s List; Chairman, Accounting Society Speaker Series IAN LANDOW AARON J. LAPP ECONOMICS IBC-YP SOCIOLOGY IBC Co-Captain, Varsity Cross Coun- try; Who ' s Who; Circulation Editor, Commentator; Sports Editor, MASMID; International Economics Society; Dean ' s List With Highest Honors; Intramural Hockey; Intramural Basketball Debating Team; Sociology Club; Israel Affairs Committee; Wres- tling Team vjrn inin )3 ' The future is but a question mark, hangs above my head there in the dark, can ' t see for the brightness is starring me blind, G-d bid yester- day goodbye — The Police True life is made of ideals and death of complacency 1 r. MARK LEFKOVITZ LARRY J. LEHMAN PRE-HEALTH IBC PREDENT Associate Editor, News Editor, Assistant News Editor, Reporter, Commentator; WYUR; Assistant Commissioner, Referee, Player, Intramural Basketball; Intramural Hockey; News Editor, Assistant News Editor, Hamevaser; Belkin Scholar YP Varsity Tennis; Hockey In- tramurals; Commentator JUDD LESSER PRE-HEALTH BIOLOGY YP Commentator; Representative, SOY; Gesher Clerical Staff ' The thoughtless believeth every word, but the prudent man looketh well to his going — Proverbs trow PK n::5vr( povn lyni Dean ' s List With Highest Honors; Belkin Scholar; Karate Club; WYUR; Student Host Program; PreDental Student Advisor; Alpha Epsilon Delta Honor Society (Pre-Health); Dorm Counselor; PoliSci Society; Israel Affairs Committee; Photography Editor, MASMID A University is a place where men of principle outnumber men of honor — Ernest May Who Cares? ' Literary Editor, MASMID; Com- mentator; Blood Drive Chairman, YCDS; Alpha Psi Omega Dramatics Honor Society; Treasurer, First Aid Club; Business Editor, Com- puSci; Historian, Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMed Honor Society; JSS Council; Tora Dojo; Intramural Hockey, WYUR CompuSci; Commentator; JSS Stu- dent Council LEVINSON MARK LIDAGOSTER DAVID GARY LIEBERMAN PREDENT YP PREMED BIOLOGY JSS COMPUTER SCIENCE JSS like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past — Thomas Jefferson Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMed Honor Society; Blood Drive Cap- tain; Varsity Tennis; IBC Student Council; Student Service Committee JSS Honors List; Economic Society HAROLD L. LIPSKY BARRY MICHAEL LENNY MADOWICZ IBC LUDEN ECONOMICS IBC ECONOMICS JSS PREMED KEITH MARDER JEWISH HISTORY YP Dean ' s List; Belkin Scholar; Research Editor, Torah-U ' madah Reader ' To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly — Henri Beragson AVRAHAM E. MARKOWITZ BIOLOGY PREMED YP Captain, Varsity Tennis; Vice President, Biology Society; Alpha Epsilon Delta; YCDS; Dean ' s List With Highest Honors; Commentator Brilliant or just lucky? ' SHALOM MEHLER PREDENT SPEECH YP Sergeant of Arms, Junior Class; President, Speech Club; PoliSci; Karate Club; WYUR; Contributing Editor, MASMID; Captain, Blood Drive ' We are just prisoners of our own device — The Eagles -iod.r j f. MANOUEL MEHRAN CHEMISTRY YP Vice President, Chemistry Club; PreMed Honor Society; Dean ' s List NEAL MITNICK PREDENT JSS JSS Dean ' s List; Rifle Club; In- tramural Swimming; Varsity Fenc- ing; Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMedical Honor Society DAVID JUDAH MOND PREMED YP Captain, Varsity Fencing; News Editor, Hamevaser; Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMedical Honor Society; Junior Vice President, SOY; Editor, YU News in Israel J D) nop ]S W I Ipl DP TV M.l YAKIR MUSZKAT BIOLOGY PREMED YP Vice President, SOY; WYUR; Daf Yomi; Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMedical Honor Society; Biology Club; Chemistry Club; Dean ' s List; Belkin Scholar ALLAN LEE NAHMAN PREDENT BIOLOGY JSS Yeshiva College Dramatics Society; Associate Editor, MASMID; Con- cert Committee; Karate Club; WYUR; Who ' s Who The person presenting the ultimate cachination possesses, thereby the optional cachination. KENNETH A. NORDLIGHT People who are afraid to make fools of themselves will never make anything of themselves BIOLOGY YP Varsity Cross Country; Senior Editor, Commentator; Alpha Ep- silon Delta PreMedical Honor Society; Intramural Basketball; Co-Chairman, Inter-Collegiate Activities Committee JACK A. NUSZEN BIOLOGY PREMED YP Varsity Wrestling; Dean ' s List; Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMeclical Honor Society; Blood Drive Cap- tain; Commentator Casey Jones was ... — Theme song oj YU wrestling team. MOSHE A. ORENBUCH ACCOUNTING YP Dean ' s List; Belkin Scholar; Who ' s Who; Associate Editor, News Editor, Hamevaser; Gesher Gov- erning Board; MASMID; Chairman of Job Recruiting, Accounting Society; Fifth Floor Chevra SHELDON PICKHOLZ ECONOMICS JSS President, Economics Honor Society; Senior Editor, Commen- tator; Literary Editor, MASMID; Varsity Hockey; Photographer, YCDS ' The best thing in the world is a rationalization . . . when was the last time you went two weeks without a rationalization — The Big Chill What would life be if he had no courage to attempt anything ' ZVI N. RASKIN PSYCHOLOGY PRELAW YP Dean ' s List With Highest Honors; Hamashkif; Commentator; Belkin Scholar; Psych-Club; Karate Club; CTI KEITH D. RHINE HISTORY IBC STEPHEN N. RICHTER Varsity Fencing; Intramural Hockey; Sports Editor, MASMID; Dean ' s List With Highest Honors; Commentator ECONOMICS YP Varsity Wrestling; Basketball In- tramurals; Contributing Editor, MASMID The fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for yesterday To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly — Henri Bergson I ;id;c JONATHAN RIMBERG BURT ROSENBERG PREMED YP MARK B. ROSENBERG PSYCHOLOGY YP Orchestra, Yeshiva College Dramatics Society; Dean s List; Guitar Club Dean ' s List; Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMedical Honor Society BUSINESS JSS Accounting Society; Intramural Hockey; Track Meet ' A Music takes us out of the actual and whispers to us dim secrets that startle our to wonder as to who we are, and for what, whence, and whereto ' — Emerson Happy is one who grows in Torch, and who is vigorous in Torah, and who gives satisfaction to his Creator ' ' — Berakoth 1 7 He whose deeds exceed his wisdom, his wisdom shall endure, but he whose wisdom exceed his deeds, his wisdom will not endure — Rabbi Channa Ben Dosa What a man finds is not as impor- tant as what he seeks. Accounting Society Junior C lass Representative, JSS Student Council; Economics Society; Intramural Hockey; JSS Gabai JSS Student Council; Israel Affairs; Home Hospitality Program; MASMID; Pre-Med Society MARC JUDAH ROSENBLOOM JUDAIC STUDIES ALLEN JAY ROSENZWEIG TOD ROTHSCHILD PREMED JSS YP ECONOMICS JSS ' ' Enough of science and of art, close up those barren leaves, come forth and bring with you a heart that watches and receives — Wordsworth President, Secretary, Alpha Ep- silon Delta PreMedical Honor Society; Yeshiva College Student Council; Secretary-Treasurer, Biology Club; Yeshiva College Senate; Varsity Cross Country; Managing Editor, Hamevaser; Contributing Editor, MASMID; WYUR; Executive Editor, Hamaskif; Floor Captain, Blood Drive; Commentator; Dean ' s List With Highest Honors; National Dean ' s List Semicha President, SOY; Com- CompuSci; Belkin Scholar; Yeshiva mentator; Dean ' s List; PreLaw College Dean ' s List; IBC Dean ' s Society; English Honor So ciety List NORMAN A. SAFFRA DAVID H. SCHAPIRO JEFFREY IAN SCHLESINGER BIOLOGY IBC ENGLISH YP COMPUTER SCIENCE IBC EDWARD H. SCHAUDER POLITICAL SCIENCE SPEECH IBC ' All the world ' s a stage and all its men and women merely players. They have their exits and their en- trances and one man in his life plays many parts — Shakespeare President, Yeshiva College Dramatics Society; Louis Werfel Award; President, Sophomore Class; Alpha Psi Omega National Dramatics Fraternity; Managing Editor, Politiscope SHABSI SCHREIER PREMED YP Captain, Varsity Basketball; Cap- tain, Varsity Hockey; Commis- sioner, Hockey Intramurals FF SCHWARTZ NACHUM DAVID SEGAL SOCIOLOGY YP Station Manaficr, WYUR; Basket- ball Intrainurals; Daf Yoini STEVEN R. SELESNY ACCOUNTING IBC Fifth Floor Chevra; Dean ' s List; Belkin Award; Green Belt, Karate; Chairman, Accounting Big Brother Program; Feature Editor, MASMID; Hamevaser AARON SELEVAN ECONOMICS YP Accounting Society; Economics Society; Intramural Basketball; Night Seder ' ' What we are is G-d ' s gift to What lie Become is our gift to G-dr ' ' No, Vm sorry, Jeff is in the library; please come back after 12 tonight or before 9 tomorrow morning. If this is an accounting matter please see Moshe next door. If this is about getting notes for class, leave your name and number, hell get back to you. Thank Fou ' MORRIS ASHER SELEVAN ACCOUNTING YP Governing Board, MASMID; Ac- counting Society; Computer Socie- ty; Coach, Captain, Intramural Basketball; Co-Captain, In- tramural Hockey; Varsity Tennis DAN SHAMIR CHEMISTRY JSS Intramural Basketball; Blood Drive DANNY SHEDLO ECONOMICS IBC ROBERT SHUBOWITZ MUSIC YP JEFFREY MARC SILBER ACCOUNTING MYP-JSS Fifth Floor Chevra; President, Secretary, Aceounting Society; Dean ' s List With Highest Honors Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice. Just pull down your pants, and slide on the ice — Dr. Sideney Friedman, M A S H ARIN. SILBERMINTZ PRE-HEALTH SCIENCE YP Layout Editor, Commentator; Hockey Intramurals; Basketball Intramurals; Blood Drive Captain; Alpha Epsilon Delta Premedical Honor Society; Assistant to the Editor-in-Chief, MASMID; Dean s List — Highest Honors; Pre-Dent of the Year (1983) One must pursue one ' s goals no matter what obstacles lay in one ' s path DAVID ABRAHAM SILVERMAN FINANCE JSS Dean ' s List With Honors; JSS Dean ' s List With Honors; Economic Society; Accounting Society; Political Science Society; Co-Captain, Varsity Swimming; Campus Improvement Committee; Intramural Bowling; Club Canada JOEL SLAWOTSKY NOAH SLOMOWITZ PSYCHOLOGY PRELAW JSS Riflery Club; Vice President, Psych Club; Co-Editor; JSS Squire; Commentator; Politiscope; Dean ' s List; JSS Dean ' s List; Psi Chi Psychology Honor Society HISTORY IBC Vice President, History Society; Dean ' s List; IBC Dean ' s List Israel will exist forever ' ' General Ariel Sharon It ' s a town full of losers and I ' m pulling out of here to win — Bruce Springsteen BEN-ZION SMILCHENSKY ECONOMICS YITZCHAK Y. SOLOMON YP ECONOMICS HOWARD C. SONNENBLICK YP BIOLOGY PREMED YP Edilor-in-Chief, Commentator; President, SOY Senior Class; Cap- tain, Varsity Hockey; Dean ' s List; Belkin Scholar; Assistant to the Editor-in-Chief, MASMID WYUR; Intramural Basketball; Secretary-Treasurer, Junior Class; Treasurer, Yeshiva College Student Council; Commentator; Karate Club; Chairman, Fund Raising and Finance Committee; Tempo; Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Honor Society; MASMID; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMedical Honor Society; Yeshiva College Curriculum Committee; Captain, Varsity Cross Country; Blood Drive Captain; Assistant News Editor, Hamevaser; Intramural Basketball; Intercollegiate Commissioner, Co-Chairman, Intramural Foot- ball; Governing Board — MASMID Don ' t let school interfere with Only relatively serious people your educationT — Dad have a sense of humor — Ibn Ezra think therefore I am ' The world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those who feel — Horace Walpole CompuSci; Chairman, Student Directory Committee; Chairman, School ' s Committee; Editor-in- Chief, Gesher; Feature Editor, Hamevaser; Varsity Fencing; Fifth Floor Chevra; Hamashkif Accounting Society; Intramural Hockey DAVID JAY SPERN PSYCHOLOGY JSS ALAN J. STADTMAUER MATH RICHARD TODD STAMLER YP ACCOUNTING IBC-JSS could do this all day long! ' Jack Nicholson, Going South It is impossible to enjoy idling thoroughly unless one has plenty of work to do — Jerome K. Jerome Yeshiva Seminar Yeshiva College Dramatics Society; Karate Club Fifth Floor Chevra; Editor-in- Chief, Hamevaser; President, English Honi Honor Society; Governing Board, Fifth Column; TH Inc.; Copy Editor, MASMID; Executive Board, PreLaw Society JORDAN STAVSKY ENGLISH SPEECH YP DANIEL E. STOCHEL SHALOM DAVID STONE ECONOMICS YP ENGLISH YP JAY SULTAN PREMED YP Belkin Scholar; Dean ' s List With Highest Honors; National Dean ' s List; Commentator MICHAEL S. TARAGIN BIOLOGY YP Captain, Varsity Tennis; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Cross Country; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Hockey; Intramural Wrestling; In- tramural Bowling; Sports Editor, Commentator; Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMedical Honor Society; Belkin Scholar; Regents Scholarship; Who ' s Who IRA M. TAU COMPUTER SCIENCE IBC Secretary, Yeshiva College Dramatics Society; Blood Drive; MASMID; Commentator; Com- puSci Speaks; Dean ' s List; Alpha Psi Omega Honor Society expect to pass through this world but once. Any good, therefore, that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to my fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again HAROLD TEPLER PREMED BIOLOGY IBC Secretary, Sophomore Vice Presi- dent, Junior President, IBC Stu- dent Council; Commentator; Dean ' s List; IBC Dean ' s List; Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMedical Honor Society JUDAH ARIEL TUCHMAN PHYSICS YP Academic Standards Committee; Yeshiva College Senate; Dean ' s List; Physics Club; Varsity Tennis; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Hockey ir i ELCHANON S. WASSERMAN PSYCHOLOGY YP President, Psych Club; Editor-in- Chief, Psych- Paths; Assistant to the Station Manager, WYUR; Passover Products Committee; Student Council Concert Committee I STUART C. WEINBERGER BIOLOGY PREMED IBC Secretary, Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMedical Honor Society; Dean ' s List; Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Class; Varsity Hockey; Governing Board, MASMID; Commentators; IBC Senate; Secretary-Treasurer, IBC Senior Class; Campus Committee ' ' If you re not gonna go all the way then why go at air ' BARUCH WEINSTEIN ACCOUNTING YP Varsity Tennis; Basketball In- tramurals; Research Editor, Hamevaser; Dinner Chairman, Ac- counting Society; Dean ' s List With Honors; Business Editor, MASMID; Cultural Affairs Com- mittee; Fifth Floor Chevra Don ' t think me unkind. Words are hard to find. There are only checks left unsigned from the banks of chaos in my mind ' — Sting GARY ISRAEL WEISS ACCOUNTING IBC Vice President, Fundraising Chair- man, Accounting Society; Business Manager, MASMID; Big Brother Program; Blood Drive Don ' t let school interfere ivith your education — Mark Twain MARK WEITZ BIOLOGY PREMED IBC-YP Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMtdical Honor Soriely; Sliidenl Service Committee; Intramural Hoekey; Intramural Basketball; Book Sale; YCDS ARi LEONARD WEITZNER PREMED IBC WYUR; Alpha Epsilon Delta, PreMedical Honor Society; Biology Society; Dean ' s List; YCDS ALAN WILDES PREMED IBC Biology Club; Senior Dinner; Blood Drive; Commissioner, In- tramural Basketball; Vice Presi- dent, IBC Senior Class; Commen- tator; Business Manager, Con- tributing Editor, MASMID; Economics Society; Business Manager. Hamashkif; Intramural Bowling; IBC Dean ' s List Only he is free who cultivates his own thoughts . . . and strives without fear of man to do justice to them ' ' B. Averbach studied the lives of great men and famous women, and I found that the men and women who get to the top were those who did the jobs they had in hand, with everything they had, full of energy and enthusiasm and hard work — Harry S Truman DANIEL ZANGER PHILOSOPHY PREMED IBC Secretary, Yeshiva College Senate; Varsity Fencing; Editor, Hamashkif; Dean ' s List; Alpha Ep- silon Delta PreMedical Honor Society; IBC Student-Faculty Relations Committee; Senior Din- ner Committee; Who ' s Who DAVID ZHARNEST SHLOMO ZIEGLER COMPUTER SCIENCE YP COMPUTER SCIENCE YP Dean ' s List; Belkin Scholar; Regent ' s Scholarship; Fifth Floor Chevra Manager, Pesach Committee Products As for me, all I know is that I know nothing ' — Socrates Shh! 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XCVIII,No. 5 YESHIVA LNIVERSITY, NEW YORK CITY WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1983 Uptown Kaplan Branch yu To Launch Campus Renovation Project Under Consideration By MORDECHAI TWERSKY Yeshiva University officials. concerned that students preparing for graduate entrance examinations are missing much of their classes, particularly in Judaic Studies, are considering a proposal to open a branch of the Stanley H. Kaplan Educational Center at the Main Center in Washington Heights, the Commentator has learned. The proposal, one of the several that are being discussed by a committee of Administration of- ficials and Roshei Yeshiva. would attempt to put students back into classrooms again, while enabling them to prepare adequately for the MCAT. LSAT. and GMAT ex- aminations. Eliminates Transportation Problem According to Rabbi Zevulun Charlop, director of the Mazer Yeshiva Program and chairman of the committee, implementation of such a proposal would also eliminate the transportation problem students have been con- fronted with en route to Kaplan ' s. which is located in Midtown. Rabbi Charlop has announced that the Mazer Yeshiva Program will undergo major changes in Shiur level and Strcture. Page 4. The excessive preparation for the college boards is all- consuming. Rabbi Charlop said, and it has taken away a great deal of time from the students ' Judaic Studies. Rabbi Charlop added that each of the three Judaic Studies divisions at the college have been affected by this problem. He indicated though, that the Mazer Yeshiva Program-which consists of over 60% of the student body- has While several of the committee lembers have indicated in inter- iews with the Commentator that ie Kaplan proposal may have its positive aspects. many expressed ie need to consider the plan with utiou optimism. Conditions Dr. Norman Rosenfeld, dean of Yeshiva College, maintained that Stanley H. Kaplan He mav have a reason to smile. he would support the proposal on the condition that it would not interfere with the programs of Yeshiva College and the Judaic Studies Divisions ■ ' The dean insisted that although the proposal would be helpful in solving the transportation problem, he would not support ■ ' any modification of the existing college programs Coming to Grips According to Dr. Michael Hechl. associate dean of Yeshiva College and director of the student guidance center, the Kaplan proposal is an attempt to come to grips with the existing problem by accomodating the needs of the students and enabling them to fulfill their obligations. ' Continued on Page II. Col 4 1 By a Special Commentator Correspondent Yeshiva University ' s Main Center in Washington Heights will be the initial focus of a major program to improve its facilities and outward appearance, the Commentator has learned. The Centenial Renovation and Rehabilitation Project, which will include university-wide improve- ments of buildings and facilities, will make the campuses a more functional and more attractive place to work and to study, said one administration offical. According to Dr Sheldon E. Socol. Vice President for Business Affairs of Yeshiva University, work has already begun on two of the Main Center ' s buildings, in- cluding the Mendel Gottesman Library and Science Hall, He also indicated that test borings are presently being conducted in preparation for the construction of the Max Stern Athletic Center this fall Plans for the Ma in Center Further plans for renovation at the Main Center include Rubin Hall, which would receive a major facelift, the addition of a furnished visitor ' s suite, and a fresh coat of paint. Lounges and common areas would be refurbished, and bath and shower areas would be rehabilitated. Some of the same improvements, including the refur- bishing of lounges and the repainting of walls, are also proposed for Morgenstern Hall. Under the plan, the renovation of Science Hall would include the installation of exterior lighting, the creation of additional faculty offices, and other improvements to ensure better energy conservation. Work at Furst Hall would include the refurbishing of the lobby and lounges, the rehabilitation of the building ' s elevator tower, and the relocation of various offices. The Yeshiva University Campus will receive a major face ttft. and with RIETS. The plan also calls for creation of student lounge facilities, the installation of a new roof, the repainting of the entire building, and rehabilitation of the structure ' s water and steam supply system. Y.U. officials are also looking at Improvements are also pi anned at Tanne nh um and RIETS Hall, home t The W: arsha Stern Talmudic i Aca dem v-YU High School for B ovs and YU ' s afniiated R abbi Isaac Eic lanan Theologi al Sem nar . as V. ell as ihe first hu Idin 3 er ected b V the been nost elv hurt. ' Special Class Another proposal be ing con- sidered by the committee is to establish a special Judaic Studies class for students in their Junior year preparing for the graduate entrance exams. Under this proposal, students would attend the class at times specially designated. YCSC. . .Constitutional? By MARK LEFKOVITZ Recently, questions have been raised concerning the propriety and legality of certain Yeshiva College Student Council actions. Earlier this year, a new Y.C.S.C. constitution was drafted by the Student Council ' in order to update the previous Constitution. New Governing Board Chosen; Smilchensky Elected Editor By JEFF SCHWARTZ April 27 — At 10:30, the Commentator ' s governing board began its deliberation for the selection of a new governing board and Editor-in-Chief. Approximately two hours later, il was announced that Ben-Zion Smilchensky, former News and Feature Editor would serve as Editor-in-Chief for the 1983-1984 academic year. , , . - „ , Ben-Zion. a resident of Sheepshead bay in Brooklyn, graduated with honors from the Yeshiva of Flatbush High School. He studied al BMT in Jerusalem for one year and is presently in Y.P. and an Economics major and computer minor heading for Business School. When asked about his plans for next year Mr. Smilchensky replied, We intend to further heighten the already high stan- dards of the Commentator, with the added emphasis on quality in- According to Avi Schneider, President of Y.C.S.C.. the old constitution was not accurate and many things in it were not applicable... We wanted to make It more of a living document, The process in which the Constitution was drawn up, however, has given rise to much criticism. According to sources close to Commentator when the Student Council formulated the draft. thev ed the old Constitution as a background while they rewrote a new Constitu- tion. Changes were not recorded as ammendments. Instead, the Coun- cil wrote up a draft based on the old Constitution and inserted the changes directly into the new text without any record of change. Some students believe that in deference to the existing document. the changing of a constitution must be effected through the adaption of ammendments Moreover, they feel thai the introduction of changes into the new draft without any record is questionable. Mr, Schneider, on the other hand, points out that most people did not even know that there was a Constitution until last April. The Constitution was a dead document until it surfaced last April and now a big deal is being made of it, He maintains that the revision of the Constitu- tion was done in a respectful ije Commentator MO Rat IIS Stint. Hrt Ttit. Dn Tiit 10013, 921,1292 PuMlriMd MHRtUy durini Uh Kxlitnk ri il tiM rnliln CiUtp Studwil C«m6l. ria lan tipntaij In ttitH coluimi n ttnn ol THE COHIIEIITtTCK Mj tnUt n nuiudl) riftid tlH otHnlai ol Um iludint bodj. Hn fioltir, ci if thi ■dimniitntlon ol rirtin Unhmltr. 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MA there was Idlit There ' s alot of light on Amsterdam Ave. How often do you get to see G ' dolim Ba ' Torah walk down the street (1). It is fortunate to be able to partake in simchot with your Rebbein (2, 3). So often we take this for granted. In theory, this Torah U ' Mada concept is more precious than gold (4). Sweeter than honey. For those treasures that I have excavated, I am grateful. Ode to the fortress within which (5) we can learn (6), pray (7), and sing (8); Rejoice, for outside the fortress is the night that we call Galvs. You can now venture forth armed with the light of Torah and armor of Mada; Only it is up to you to keep your torch ablaze. Ultimately, you will enkindle the sparks of others (9). Sing praises that you are privileged enough to see this holy light (10). Others, not as fortunate, have been lost in the darkness. Yes, a tree of life is thriving in Washington Heights. A.N. STTM, Seniors B BM S SS B Sd f ra 4 1 --; . ' •jll ' ' -s- - ' ' 1 THE GRAND TOUR Fall 1980 Yeshiva College Dramatics Society Y.C.D.S Fall 1983 the petrified forest YESHIVA COLLEGE DRAMATICS 1SOCIETV APRIL 7 - APRIL 12. 1984 THE PETRIFIED FOREST Spring 1984 (Thanks for the Pix, Ed) Accounting Society Hockey Club Cultural Activities Committee Atlantic City Committee Senior Dinner Committee Economics Society The Gropers onderers Pre-Med Advisors Committee mm 1 n ■i ■, i A.H. Society Watchers of Unidentified Falling Objects From Space Schnorrer ' s Anonymous Morg Mart Blood Drive Committee ! Commie Purim Issue T ' fillin Shel Yad Club Obscene Phone Callers Apathy Anonymous r I SPRINGFEST V, 1 jAA ' wntSt f events iddid ' % r Mi AUNipsn events J Evening in the Village Senior Dinner .4 ' ■ ' f eyenxs An Admissions Interview at Yeshiva College: The characters in our little scenario are David, a prospective student, and Mr. Goldstein, the interviewer. Mr. Goldstein is entering his office where David is already seated. Goldstein: Hello David. How are you? David: Fine, thank you. G: Get to Y.U. okay? D: Sure, no problem. G: Well, David, I ' m not going to beat around the bush — I ' m going to get straight to business. Did you receive a ' bris? ' D: A what? G: A bris. You know, circumcision. D: Uh yeah, sure. When I was eight days old. G: Excellent! Excellent! I am so happy for you! I think I can convince the Admissions Com- mittee to guarantee a spot for you in next year ' s class. How does that sound? D: Well, great! G: Now let ' s look at your record. I see you spent two years in Israel ... Is that correct? D: Yes. G: UH-Uh . . . hmmm . . .; I see you earned 100 credits there — all A ' s. D: That ' s right. G: Excellent! Excelle nt! David, I think we should have no problem transferring all 100 credits of A to Y.C. Now your transcript only says Hebrew Studies — 100 credits — A. Now tell me, does this also include 8 Bible credits. Biblical Exegesis, Talmud, Jewish History, and Hebrewl,2, 3, and4? D: As a matter of fact, Mr. Goldstein, I was just saying the other day to my friend how I in- deed took all those courses in Israel. G: Excellent! Excellent! I think we will have no problem then in exempting you from these courses. Now you didn ' t happen to take Physics, Chemistry, and Biology at Hebrew Univer- sity in Israel in those two years? D: Uh . . . why yes! G: Splendid! Splendid! Then you will have completed our pre-med major. Provided, of course, that you took A.P. Organic Chemistry and six other credits in Biology in High School. D: Well, I was planning to take those courses this summer at Oshkosh Community College. G: Oh, that will be fine. Just fine. Now did you take music and art? Before D: I refuse to take those courses on religious grounds. G: That is pertectly acceptable, David. You may, of course, have to copy something out of Encyclopedia Judaica to sup- port that statement, hut in your case, I think we can overlook it. D: I ' d appreciate it. G: Well, David, looking at your record, I see that by the end of the summer, you will have completed 129 credits, including all of our residency requirements. This is very impressive. Do you have a checkbook on you? D: Yes. G: Well, if you just make a check out to Y.U., I think I can send you your diploma in, say, ten business days. How does that sound? D: Uh, fine, I think. G: Congratulations, David. You are a Y.U. graduate — and summa cum laude at that. I ' m sure your parents are very proud. Now, if you want to be a candidate for valedictorian at next week ' s graduation ceremonies, just drop your name with Mrs. Goodstein — she ' s on the 4th floor. Next!! s called senior-itisl Y.U. GUYS ARE . Vv cP 4-%. V7 4 V ' . ' , Baa, baa, Y.U. have you any bull, yes sir, yes sir three schools full; One for the B.T. ' s, and one led by the Snake, and one for the little boys who like to sleep late. l e W6 S. ' , VS ' ad Svvv ' ,c - te at  A n ' etfro ' -ere ' , ■ep. ' ' ' as e: ' car; ' eeA: N- .tT. ■,. % V- 0 ey . ■SCO, ' es. Wf NORTON ANTHOLOGY OF NURSERY RHYMES FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS Little Jack Frumme sat in his roomy, working his Commodore dry; When the screen showed Merrill Lynch, the rest was a cinch, What Torah U ' Mada have I! r mt MW WMMMmmBB OF... Dr 19 Talks Students of Dr. Beukas are familiar with the countless stories and anecdotes he relates in his classes. However, most students become confused after hearing so many stories, and the stories seem to overlap and become the same. To rid my fellow students of this problem, I have written some of Dr. Beaukas ' stories, and provided a clear, concise interpretation of them. STORY 1: I was invited by the millionaire Greek, Mr. Onasis, to his luxury liner for a party off the coast of Corfu. At the time, I was still a boy. Anyway, I was dangling my feet over the edge of the shuttle boat, when suddenly, a silence fell over the passengers. It was the strangest thing. Then, without warning, I was yanked from my position and thrown to the center of the boat. I immediately noticed a large, grey shark pass the side of the boat at the very sp ot where I was dangling my feet. I was told by the sailor I had almost lost my feet. INTERPRETATION (My mom forced me to go to the family outdoor bar-b-que, one day. I had wanted a tuna fish sandwich. When my aunt O ' Nancy brought the sandwich, I lifted the bread and noticed there was not enough mayonnaise, and the tuna looked a little grey. The shock was too much for me, and I fell over backwards into a large puddle.) STORY 2: One time, LIZ . . . Elizabeth Taylor, that is . . . invited me backstage after a show. Of course, I know Liz and Dick personally ever since I worked with them in writing my thesis in Yale Drama School. The first thing Liz said to me was ' Beaukas, so glad you ' re here! ' I was touched. Such a big star, treating me so nicely. Before we could chat further, a swarm of reporters began banging on the door, demanding an audience with Liz. Liz was terrified and pleaded with me to stay with her and do what I could to protect her from the reporters. I obliged, and with a little cleverness, I disarmed and scattered the horde. Liz was so grateful. We later chat- ted over some coffee that Dick had brought. INTERPRETATION (I wanted to see Elizabeth Taylor, and I managed to sneak by the guards to arrive at her dressing room. I walked in and Liz said ' BEAUKAS — Get the hell out of here! ' She began sreaming like a maniac. Just before she was about to throw her shoe at me, there was a large pounding at the door — it was the reporters. Liz told me that the least I could do after intruding on her privacy was to somehow get rid of the reporters. I obliged. Liz was grateful, and she allowed me to run across the street and get her some coffee and get out of her sight.) STORY 3: After graduating from Yale Drama School and having been taught by the greatest names in theatre, I decided that the only way to realize my theatrical yearnings was to go to Yeshiva University and teach speech. INTERPRETATION (I graduated from Oshkosh Community College, with Farrah Fawcett as Dean. I finished with a 1.5 GPA, and it was either Y.U. or driving a cab.) STORY 4: I walked into the elevator in Furst Hall, and I found myself face to face with Rabbi Soloveichik. Immediately, our eyes locked .together, and we established an immediate rapport. The Rabbi ' s eyes told me that despite our differences in philosophy, behavior and religion, there was somehow a common link between us; a mutual understanding. I was overwhelmed by the man ' s presence and warmth. I will never forget the look in his eyes. INTERPRETATION: (I met the Rav in the elevator. I asked him what floor he wished. He replied, fifth. ) STORY 5: . . . and so, in the medieval era, continuing in the Italian Renaissance, we note the Important role masks have played in theatre and drama. By the way, archaeologists have found a beautiful porcelain and ivory mask near Greece, that was dated to this period. It is considered priceless, decked with jewels such as diamonds and rubies. I have a mask similar to it in my collection of masks at home. I ' ve been collecting masks for some time now, and I happen to think its pretty damn good. INTERPRETATION (When my kids were small, and went trick-or-treating in costumes on Halloween, I would save their masks. I have a really good ' Superman ' and an incomparable ' Incredible Hulk ' mask. I lost a really cute ' Batman ' mask.) ' If I don ' t get a girl in my cast next year, we put on La Cage Aux FoUes ' ' XPLODES . -4 ' fi Alorines die in Beirut blitz -?: •i .5. BOMBERS POUND SYKIANS ' i__J j ajh M L 11 L K al This page is dedicated to the New York Police Dept. and Mayor Ed Koch for their concern and dedication to the safety of Yeshiva Univer- sity and its students. a tribute to eve ry brenth you iake Graduation Day Yesh iva June 4, 1984 Onto ' er but Not ] ecessariiy Better Things Stfni Co(la]c (or W ' umcii CUiss oj 1 )84 cordia(t ' in ' itt yoii io attciul the Aiimuil ScTiior Dinticr Suji i(a ' cvcnuu], June tliinl tiiiiclct ' Ti huiuiral ami L ' ifjfttr ' -fcnir Reception, b p.m. Dinner, 7 p-mJ om ' cit: $23.00 per pasUn Hotci Espiancuie 305 West Emi Avenue New York Cit ' , Ne York R.S.V.P. by May b Judy }{. Bcnnan 261-4403 Ari Gotfemilii 927-3 12S Jl Senior Dinner Yesltiva College Stern College Junes, 1984 ilonoratA ' Cfuiinticn Brencia Time Jeff ' jatz fV H. Bcniian Diimcr Chairmen Ari GoGismitIi ' T)a ' uf Bcrkowiiz Dinner Cotninittce Alan U ' Uxk ' 5 - Chairman Sfiari Chaiioff Shosiiana Clmriop Steve Coficii Aryeh Kkin r ' ji ' Joyce KCcin Karen I So1 xira Icvn Chcr ( Rochv ' orija A nva Rosenbkio Jeff Sehwdrrz iNoo i Simntomtz Debbie Sottaibiici Stuie Weinberger Datuiy Zanger ON THIS CAMPUS THE MAX STERN ATHLETIC FACIUTY WILL BE ERECTED THROUGH THE GENEROSITY OF HIS SON MR- LEONARD STTERN CHANGES y stwa urwersny ! «« ; ' u:; - ■ .i K ' r ! pm Sli K o.fti S£S Baisketball 1983-1984 Wrestling ' oXo o [o)(d o m(o. o (sjroico Fetteiu Karate Iiit] am «al Bas Retb Hockey r. . i .fei u jf ' ' |2 o [o)(d o roxo. o roxo Track ' oXo. o ( roYo o f roxo o roxo. DG 12) Ram 960-5;i VE c ' ? ' . •n •.■« - e Mr. Jeffrey Schvrartz ° o 1052 Bast 10th Street Your, truly. 6, 167 ADVERTISEMENTS LOKe AMC nOrsn - . Be a Member FDIC s£Nr  MAZELT0V70 Jonathan M. Hirsch upon his graduation from Yeshiva University and upon his forthcoming marriage May all G-d ' s blessings go with you throughout your life. MAZEL TOV and CONGRATULATIONS Elliot Hersch We wish him all the happiness md success in all his future endeavors. rr niob -f ' 33 S:3i nofc v -f ' 30 j j l ' : 3 ' - pr Sfc Mazal Tov to our son Steven Farrell and the Graduating Class of 1984 5744 MR. AND MRS. RALPH COHEN Hamilton, Canada tS(|5-E m UJipr 3 SjK ' M noip S3p n: v v v 73b pr n p; :jri l|S BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1984 FROM CAROLE, ELLIOT, AND SHAUN STEIGMAN CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 84 m -ML from Mr. and Mrs. Gittes Best of Good Luck Rotten Juvenife (Allan Nahman) Love Aunt Esther and Uncle Ralph Nahoum Dear Allan We love you very much, and wish you all the luck. Have a good life, my grandson. Love Grandma and Grandpa w Compliments of Abby and Aaron Stefel Benzel-Busch MOTOR CAR CORP. 28 GRAND AVE [MGLEWOOD NJ 0 631 N J 12011567 l-lOO NYC (2121 594 0729 LARRY M. 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Jennie and Isadore Denley Congratulations to Burt Rosenberg Carol and Joe Weiss (212) 891-3447 891-9300 KINGSBAY CHEMISTS 3514 NOSTRAND AVENUE BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11229 ONLY SHOMER SHABBOS PHARMACY INSHEEPSHEADBAY i We wish Wayne and all his classmates success and happiness in all their future endeavors. Mark and Meira Kutner ' W nrrr prb Congratulations to our number one grandson, Gilbert Syd and Matthew Keilson ?i . ' I - ' ; Superior Florists Ltd. 828 6th Avenue New York, NY 10001 Best Wishes to the Cleveland Students of Y.U. The Rothners (212) 763-499 2 OPEN SUN. FRI. KOSHER CITY THE ONE STOP GLATT SUPERMARKET FOR ALL YOUR KOSHER SHOPPING 1590 RALPH AVE. BETWEEN FOSTER AVE. AND FARRAGUT RD. SIDNEY BIRNBAUM BROOKLYN, NY 11236 %JSi Happy Graduation from Jose (pizza store) Congratulations to my nephew Norman Saffra Hurry up I need a partner Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Rispler ,, „ DUI IQE 1 ii l ® EHU=E — lhJe BEST WISHES TO GARY WEISS ' Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to Steven Bronfeld from Mom, Dad, and Shimmy Bubby Bronfeld Grandma and Zaidy Siegel AL AND ESTHER BRONFELD AND FAMILY BOBBIE MELVIN AND RICHARD SCHONBRAN BENNY AND BELLE BRONFELD AND FAMILY HARRIET AND AVERY GROSS AND FAMILY T — HARRY AND MARGE L E AND FAMILY JOYCE AND JOEL MOTECHIN AND FAMILY SALLY BRONFELD AJS CONSULTANTS COMPUTER CONSULTANTS ALLEN J. SCHREIER, PRES. 1439 EAST THIRD STREET BROOKLYN, NY 11230 (212) 998-5335 Wishes Shabsi Schreier Congratulations and much future success upon his graduation from Yeshiva Mazel Tov From MR. AND MRS. SiEGMUND SCHREIER v x-r l|jRS. FAYE RAITZiK RABBI MAX AND TOBY SCHREIER BARRY J. AND LEAH KOCHANOWITZ, RIVKAH, CHAiM, TAMAIL RABBI JOSHUA AND SHIRA SHREIER NOMI, ROCHEL ALLEN JAY (AUI) SCHREIER LAWRENCE WILLIAM (ZEV) SCHREIER ROBERT AARON (ARi) AND MIMi SCHREIER BENJAMIN MEYER AND DON ELIOT SCHREIER MAZELTOV MAY YOU CONTINUE TO BE A SOURCE OF NACHAS TO US. ALL OUR WARMEST WISHES FOR MUCH SUCCESS IN ALL YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS WITH ALL OUR LOVE, MOM AND DAD MOREY, RHONDA, AND PERRY BUBY AND PAPA STECKLER BUBY AND ZEIDE WILDES UNCLE AVRUM AND AUNT SHOSHANA AND FAMILY UNCLE LEON AND AUNT RUTH AND FAMILY w: TO OUR VERY SPECIAL GRADUATE KEITH DAVID RHINE WITH JOY AND PRIDE AND MUCH LOVE - WE StE S t5 YOU OUR WISHES FOR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL YOUR ENDEAVORS. YOU DESERVE THE VERY BEST. ' mommy and daddy wendy and gregory omi and opa mamei gradpa rhine and the kurtz, MEHLMEN, AND RHINE FAMILIES 8SS 5?K MAZEL TOV TO SHALOM HUBERFELD ON THE OCCASION OF HIS GRADUATION. MAY YOU CONTINUE TO BE A SOURCE OF PRIDE AND NACHAS TO YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY AND HATZLACHA RABBA IN MEDICAL SCHOOL I IE STAFF AND MANAGEMENT Nl6. KOSHER DELIGHT A WISH A HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO SHALOM HUBERFELD ON THE OCCASION OF HIS GRADUATION. WE WISH HIM LUCK IN ALL OF HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. F Mazel Tov to our dear son and brottier ARIEH GELMAN May you always enjoy health, happiness, and success, in all your endeavors. nsl Mom, Dad, and Ethan Mei r L f Mazel Tov Howie Upon your graduation Love Mom, Phil, and Alan Dear Howard, Congratulations Love Dad, Joyce, Azriel and Paul 1 h- W m m EDUCATIONAL JEWISH CENTER and TALMUD TORAH 805 ASTOR AVENUE BRONX, NY 10467 MR. ABRAHAM PERIERA — PRESIDENT BURTON MEHLER — RABBI Congratulates Shalom Mehler on his graduation from Yeshiva College 1, m Ijig STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS JOSEPH J. BROGAN Agent Auto — Life — Fire PI B lone js. 339-81 599 Broadway 00 Bayonne, N.J. 07002 b d w BEST WISHES to all Yeshiva Students m Syma and Jeremiah Levine and G. and Stuart Greenstein m Ml Mazel Tov to our dear nephew and cousin JEFFREY BALLABON may he continue to go Fred and Rose Distenfeld Gershi, Kivi, Ari M M- PAMRAPO SAVINGS AND LOAN BAYONNE, N.J. - L =d t ai Congratulations to KENNETH J. HIRSCHHORN May he go b rO ' w Sara, Mom, Dad, and Karen h- m m m in ' U W ]z:hr ] Mazel Tov to Sara and Kenny Hirschhorn on their recent marriage Mom, Dad, and Karen ll, m m Mazel Tov to our dear son. Allan May you cotinue to make us proud of you as we are today. You are the light of our life. p r§ With our love always Mom and Dad M m !3ivb m ro to BURT ROSENBERG from ABA, Judy, Jonathan, Reuven and Chani, Miriam and Naftali David, Lee and Michael hra f Best Wishes from RYAN BECK and Co. - m ==M THE STUDENT ORGANIZATION OF YESHIVA WOULD LIKE TO WISH THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1984 MAZEL AND HATZLACHA IN ALL OF THEIR FUTURE ENDEAVORS. SHLOMO HUTTLER — PRESIDENT YAKIR MUSZKAT — VICE PRESIDENT SHLOMO HYMEN — SEC. TREAS. BEST WISHES FROM E.M.C. STUDENT COUNCIL MARC BRESLOW, PRESIDENT JEFF FELDMAN, VICE PRESIDENT HAROLD TEPPLER, SEC. TREASURER ' ' ' ' i i . ■I l xnP ;v ' I H K. _ VLLL LrLattliLntL. ' i V J ' V H — 1 Welcome to the Ranks of Yeshivo College Alumni Yeshivo College Alumni Association Of Service to YU and You. SERVING YU by: providing alumni input into all facets of College and University life . . . assisting in recruitment and admissions efforts . . . sponsoring the Yeshiva College Annual Fund . . . tapping alumni expertise in career counseling and student job placement . . . aiding students financially with interest-free loans . . . funding student educational, social, and recreational functions. SERVING YOU by: furnishing alumni with updated news and events of interest through Alumni Review and AlumNews . . . providing a subscription to THE COMMENTATOR . . . sponsoring Alumni Homecoming and Reunions . . . presenting coveted Bernard Revel Memorial Awards to distinguished alumni annually . . . entitling alumni holding membership cards to privileges at all YU libraries and cafeterias . . . inviting members to audit a wide range of college courses . . . offering a range of benefits, from travel and life insurance programs to discounts at the YU museum, as well as others. Join Us and Together We Will Continue to Grow as Individuals and as Jews United in our Commitment to Torah Yeshiva College Alumni Association Officers Honorary President President Vice Presidents Treasurer Asst. Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretaries Seymour Brickman ' 53 Aaron Weilz 51 Hillel Davis 73 Ira Jaskoll 71 David Ribner ' 68 Stanley Rudoff 48 Henry Rothman ' 64 Morris Silverman ' 45 Robert Mark ' 67 Kalman Staiman ' cSl Robert Kanlowit ' 76 Emanuel Adler 76 Barry Sallzman ' 76 Office of University Alumni Affairs: Director Dr. E. Yechiel Simon Asst. Director . . Toby Hilsenrad Weiss Secretaries . Senior Clerk Fredalie Berliner Dolores Doncaster Elinor Herman TO AVRUMI May your life be rewarding and filled with joy. TO JOSEPH FOR BEING THE VERY SPECIAL NEPHEW, COUSIN, AND FRIEND THAT HE IS. and the very best wishes upon your graduation. with all our Love Judy, Zoli, Malky and Jeff Yeshiva College Student Council extends its Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 Jeff Keitz — pres. I Daniel Lehman — vice pres. Yilz Solomon — treas. Moray Schwartz — sec. Love, TO OUR SON ARI JUDAH MAZEL TOV and Best Wishes for continued success Grandma, Mom, Dad, Chaim, Rachell, Elara, Ariella, Brenda, Stan, Seth, Rayna, Rami, and Barbara To JOSEPH GREENBLATT One of my oldest, and favorite nephews. Wishing you lots of luck in Law School. I am sure you are going to do very well. Love, George COMPLIMENTS OF PENTAGON PAINTS 421 20th Street Brooklyn, NY 11215 (212) 788-3720 ' Pentagon Paint . . . because WE CARE! ' Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1984 from Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Sultan and Family m Congratulations to Ron and his fellow graduates niijib y pO) jim n Ron, Your devotion to the cause of TLS and NCSY, and the influence you had on many of the participants epitomizes the wisdom of this great sage. You have made us proud with your intellectual accomplishments beyond our most fervent dreams. But most outstanding is that you are a Ben-Torah with compassion for your fellow man. with much love Mom, Dad, and Akiva Katz Grandma Belle Glelches Rvanne, Eric, and Ralna Spivack Karen and Cliff Katz CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Class €f 1984 Dr. Mrs. Yale Shulman and family m m mm - - .-Lri hi- At F Congratulations to EDWARD RICHARD FINKELSTEIN May you go from success to success May you continue to do all your good deeds and derive happiness from them Love, Sheila, Albie, and Jay Zachter Natalie, Carl, Jerry, and Alan Friedman Joan and Barry Goodman Shari and Yaakov Kessler ilfiil mm 10 :[kjjHtci.T.V-;[gJ May Hasham grant the graduates good health, wealth and happiness. The Bernstein and Rosenfeld families ernsteirtOn ssex t. IJ5 ESSEX STREET, NEW YORK CITY • 473-3900 SfeiC-lS) mm. Congratulations and Best wishes to our future doctor NORMAN SAFFRA We tip our hats to you Love Mom, Dad, Naomi, David, IVIa, and Zaide ' ' % s Mi pip 3$! m¥i ' mm mmm Congratulations and Best wishes to our dear son and brother WAYNE KUTNER on the occasion of your graduation Mom, Dad, and Howard r:r-1 mm if m 5 Congratulations and Best wishes to JEFFREY FELDMAN on his graduation Isaac Gross ■iSk David, Congratulations Upon Your Graduation — Paid for by — Friends of David Zharnest Committee ii ' ft fm mm mm dliil mm m M Mi , i si Maze! Tov and Best Wishes to our beloved David, upon his graduation from Yeshiva University. From his parents — CANTOR AND MRS. LAWRENCE SPERN, SISTER AND BROTHER: ELISSA AND BRIAN GREAT AUNT: HELEN FEUBR Congratulations — Mazel Tov to JONATHAN RIMBERG from Oma Helen and Mother m mmm ' pm mim Ifp STEVE YABLON PRESIDENT MR. TAXI, INC. 125 PIERMONT ROAD — BOX 100 TENAFLY, N.J. 07670 TENAFLY 568-1828 TWINBORO 384-6500 NORTHERN VALLEY 768-2974 EXEC. OFF. 567-2800 0iOO© l!i ' 0 ' ©K SBif ions PHONE: LOW-CARS 569-2277 CARS, CHEAPER AUTO RENTAL SYSTEMS, INC. LATE MODEL AUTO RENTALS DAILY AUTO RENTALS Congratulations COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF MEW YORK 212-292-2424 DRINK cm RCG. U.S. PAT. OFF W ' .m vAoi ' tG ' Sif«to 203 MAZEL TOV TO UPON HIS GRADUATION FROM THE ENTIRE FAMILY GRANDMA SHIRLEY STERN MOM AND DAD, BARBARA AND ARNOLD GOLDFARB SISTERS ELLEN AND SUSAN AUNT AND UNCLE MARIA AND MARTY TEICHMAN AND FAMILY AUNT AND UNCLE RONEE AND IRA SKLAR AND FAMILY Maze! Tov and Best Wishes to Our Son and Brother and to his fellow classmates, on their graduation. We are proud of you! Mom and Dad Barbara and Joey Ann and Herb Judy and Sonney il Congratulations and Best Wishes to for a future of success, health, and happiness Love Always, Mom, Dad, Jay, Sandy, and Elana Congratulations and best wishes to From Your Entire Family We Wish You Continued Success iiiiii RABBI AND MRS. M. GLATSTEIN JOSEPH AND ETTIE GLATSTEIN DANI, ARI, AND ELANA YEHUDA AND HANNAH HANANI AND BINYAMIN Dear Jimmy, Congratulations and Best of Luck in all your future endeavors. Dad, Mom, Randi, Steven, Shimon, and Bubbe Burke . ' lil DEAR JEFFREY MAZEL TOV AND BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL AND HAPPY FUTURE LOVE GRANDMOTHER VM i y MAZEL TOV TO MY FIANCE MARK ROSENBERG ON THE OCCASION OF HIS GRADUATION FROM YESHIVA UNIVERSITY ALL MY LOVE, DEBBIE BASCH | .c. e ; ;. ..Yi ; i ; -%; r f?r- ' r RABBI ENGELBERG, CLEVELAND To Mr. Weiss and Silber: CLEVELAND! Congratulations to our son, Mark Rosenberg, upon the occasion of his graduation. May the future always be bright and rewarding. Love, Mom and Dad Good luck, Gary! Izzy and Edie Davidowitz Baltimore, Md. MAZEL TOV TO OUR DORM COUNSELOR MARK ROSENBERG, ON HIS GRADUATION WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST THIRD FLOOR RIETS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS MAZEL TOV TO MY BROTHER AND FRIEND MARK ROSENBERG ON THE OCCASION OF HIS GRADUATION LT. MITCHELL A. ROSENBERG — USN To my Grandson Jeffrey Allen May your future be always bright A wish from Grandma Betty Morzinsky To MARC ROSENBLOOM from Mom, Dad, Susan, Lisa, and Meyer j,. I I La i ..,- , ,., . ,.w ..,... ,w.v.,.; ,.,,w BEST WISHES JOE AND CLASS OF ' 84 from McDovids g ggf da ig i t, Best Wishes to the Graduates from Grandma ' s Cookie Jar i ' -) - ' i ' - ' - ' ' Tho Vniino Israpl of Patchoaue. NY 516-349-8090 Suttons International Foods 150 Dupont Street Plainview, L.I., N.Y. 11823 Importer, Roaster, and Packers of Pistachio Nuts, Cashews, Peanuts, Etc. and the 5 Continents Gourmet Foods The Young Israel of Patchogue, NY HOWARD G. WOLK, RABBI Jiv b EXTENDS A HEARTY TO THEIR BELOVED AND ESTEEIMED GABBAI SETH GERALD FRIEDMAN UPON HIS GRADUATION FROM YESHIVA UNIVERSITY MAZELTOVToOur Son and Brother RICHARD STAMLER Upon His Graduation Love Mom, Dad, Jill and Carol CALL STERKA RADIO AND T.V. INC. 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Phone 928-8000 Queens Phones 793-1567, 308-4421 Congratulations to ALAN STADMAUER on His Graduation from SUSAN AND HELENE ' I ' M- TO OUR VERY SPECIAL UNCLE AND BROTHER STUIE WEINBERGER Congratulations on your graduation We love you Michael, Sherry, and Erica Danielle Doric I InK ilcf ataH r hrnma dirnitiiro r n T ' - ' ' ' Paris Upholstered Chrome Furniture Co A Full Line of Kitchen and Dinette Sets Made to Your Order 503 West 181st Street New York, NY 10033 Telephone (212) 568-7288 Kindest regards to my beautiful niece Esther Lapp .,., J , YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 500 WEST 185TH STREET NEWYORK.N.Y. 10033 • (212) 960-5481 York Zeta Chapter ALPHA EPSILON DELTA emedical — Predental — Allied Health Sciences Honor Society NORMAN SAFFRA — PRESIDENT CHAIM NORDLICHT — VICE PRESIDENT STUART WEINBERGER — SECRETARY ALAN BERGER — TREASURER MARK LIDAGOSTER — HISTORIAN THE GOVERNING BOARD OF THE NEW YORK ZETA CHAPTER WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE ITS GRADUATING MEMBERS — CHARLES ABRAMS TZVI BAR-DAVID JEFFREY FELDMAN ELLIOT FRIEDMAN SETH FRIEDMAN BENNY FUSMAN DAVID GENET ARI GOLDSMITH JONATHAN HIRSCH SHAI LEVINSON CLASS OF 1984: MEHRAN GOLDARIANI ARI GREENSPAN MARK LIDAGOSTER HAROLD LIPSKY MEHRAN MANUEL AVRAHM MARKOWITZ DAVID MONO YAKIR MUSZKAT KENNETH NORDLICHT JACK NUSZEN TOD ROTHSCHILD NORMAN SAFFRA HOWARD SONNENBLICK JAY SULTAN MICHAEL TARAGIN HAROLD TEPLER STUART WEINBERGER MARK WEITZ ARI WEITZNER DANIEL ZANGER la BEST WISHES FROM R. C. SULTAN LTD. 55 ORCHARD STREET NEW YORK, NY 10002 PHONE (212) 925-9650 925-9651 l!g it m CONGRATULATIONS TO JOSEPH GREENBLflTT Sylvia and Bernie Greenblatt Eg. w r 1 Love to GRRY KflUFmnN from the family 1 B f To our wonderful son, Gilbert — May he go from strength to strength! Love Mom and Dad 1 t M w m A man ' s reach should exceed his grasp or what ' s a heaven for REACH for the STARS MAZEL TOV TO OUR SON JOSEPH GROB All Our Love MOM AND DAD hg m m Congratulations to DflVID mOND on his graduation Good Luck in Medical School Dad, Mom Mitchell, Eli, Saul jg jT Best Wishes to CLASS OF ' 84 Neal Harris im L p =1] Congratulations to our son and brother, mflRc Mom, Dad, Lloyd b J r Dear Uncle Danny, I ' m glad 1 was born In time to wish you all the best on your graduation Chaim Joseph Blumenthal and my parents, Sharon and Avram Ij Ira J 1 Vlazel Tov to our son ELCHRNON upon his graduation we wish him much health, happiness and success in the future Love AB, Mom, and Adina i 1 jl jfe- Congratulations Jof f rCy on your Graduation May you be successful in your endeavors Love, Dad 1 ip W m m Best Wishes and Success to DRVID ZHRRNEST upon his graduation Mom, Bashy, and Leon £ ja COUSIN LES BARANY STEVE AND EDITH, REBECCA ANDARIGRUEN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FAMILY WHIZ KID — Joseph L. Klein rrvv iS ] xr p-T -fS vk A NOTE OF ALL OUR HOPES AND JOYS — EXELSIOR WITH ALL OUR LOVE ALWAYS, — YOUR FAMILY — Your Mother, Rose Your Brother, Michael UNCLE LESLIE, AUNT SARA, AND BILL BLAU AUNT PEARL AND ISRAEL AND AGI, ELANA, DANI, AND LISA ZWICK mm iiiiii CONGRATULATIONS TO MOTI WEITZ AND BEST WISHES LOVE MOM, DAD, TAMI, AND YITZ MAZEL TOV AND HATZLACHA TO OUR DEAR SON SHMUEL 5HLOMO HYMHN UPON HIS GRADUATION RABBI AND MRS. CHAIM HYMAN YOSIE, CHAYE, HILLEL, SHOSHY, SHOLOM AND DEBBY IMF Phone: 338-4040 glatt mart inc MENDY BAUMAN JERRY SCHOCKETT 1205 AVENUE M BROOKLYN, NY 11230 CONGRATULATIONS TO LENNY BE55LER from Dad, Mom, Barry, David, and both grandmothers CONGRATULATIONS TO ALAN WILDES FROM THE COOPER GROUP: COOPER TANK AND WELDING COOPER TANK TRANSFER CORP. KLEEN-TAINER CORP. ALL COUNTY DEMO. SERVICE CORP. F.V. TRUCKING CORP. TO EDDIE — MAZEL TOV — WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU. WE WISH YOU MUCH BRACHA AND HATZLACHA. Love AUNT ZELDA, UNCLE WILLIE COUSINS MOSHE AND CHAIM ,A , jy III fT T T W BEST WISHES TO KEITH AND THE REST OF THE SENIOR CLASS THE MARDERS Etz Jacob Congregation Wishes SHLOMO HUTTER Mazel Tov on the o ccasion of his graduation and continued success in all his future endeavors. • DEAR SHAI, Mazel Tov. Hold fast to your dreams, for tomorrow is soon today and today is the first day of the rest of your life. And the rest of your life is ours. . SHELCHA LANETZACH AYALATCHA «, To Jeffrey with love Mom, Dad, and Diane A|U,.IJI ■m -=ife % KINGSWAY CATERERS INC. LEVENSTEIN AND SARNOFF CATERERS 2902 Kings Highway Brooklyn, N.Y. 11229 a C =i= S=S= =i fiji j m iiimA CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON BARRY LUDEN AND TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1984 MR. AND MRS. MAYER LUDEN If ' I ;m x- GOOD LUCK SENIORS COPY SHOP PLUS 2557 AMSTERDAM AVENUE NEW YORK, N.Y. 10033 (212) 928-6462 ' EVERYTHING FOR THE STUDENT ' ' ,v - ' ' -.;, ' L 1 - ' I li.Vs MAZEL TOV TO AARON AND USHI SELEVAN AUNT BASHIE AND UNCLE IRWIN n iT 1 .1 . . ■ ' ' r - 1 , ' l - 1 ■ V I n i l j i j l ' - ' l-u TO BENJY — MAZEL TOV FROM MOM, DAD, MICHAEL, DEBBIE and DAVID T777 T ' . : ' ' ' - 0-: , : ' 7x;--; ' ; ' , ' - -, ' ' i S ' v To BENJY, Mazel Tov on Your Graduation From GRANDMA =  Bs iS -{v- ' , : c MAZEL TOV TO DANNY STOCHEL WE LOVE YOU. MOM, DAD, STEPHEN, AND JONATHAN i ikti SHAIZUI, MAY HASHEM ' S BLESSINGS CONTINUE TO BE WITH YOU AND TO SPUR YOU TO YET GREATER HEIGHTS WHERE YOU CARRY PROUDLY THE BANNER OF TORAH. YOUR PROUD AND LOVING FAMILY ' v ' ' ! V r IT PAYS TO COME TO REITNER ' S Kosher Meats and the Kosher Kitchen. Under Rabbinical and Mashgiach Supervision 590 Broadway, Bayenne, N.J. 201-437-1594 ,., i ' - i i j r r -;v, ' Ste ifi fp T— ff ffi p i ' 9! ; , ; - i i imi mmimrimm CONGRATULATIONS UPON YOUR GRADUATION NEAL ADAM MRS.EVAZWIEBEL t|U,,Mi-JJU y V ' - ' i - ' i ,j,uj.ujr t i Best Wishes for a Scccce cii cUu ie 9 Aa tiaMi To Mom and Dad, It is beyond me how two people can be so wonderful. Thanks for everything and for just being you. I love you. Allan I to ' He U My Dear David, Seventeen years! We did it! Good luck to you! Allan : .from A cent S !i td tlKcic MeiniUK .- :jfc p p M ww  w  i  M ™™ M  ™ Bffl .s; ' ' -,7y ; -- - .nag To AND rossi Kuim THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1984 MAZEL TOV RABBI DR. AARON WERTHEIM BENJ CHUBAH — PRESIDENT BNAI ISRAEL OF LINDEN HEIGHTS 4502 9th Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. 11220 With Best Wishes to our dear MICHAEL May G-d continue to bless you with Good luck, good health, and success Mom, Dad, and David Paula, Howie, and Rachel hAMEVASER The Editor-in-Chief, Governing Board, and Staff wish the best of luck to the CLASS OF 84 LIVE LONG AND PROSPER SHALOM STONE, Editor 1983-84 Isaac Core, Daniel Lehmann Editors 1984-85 BEST WISHES TO SHALOM and the Class of 1984 Dr. and Mrs. Tzvi Stone — Elizor (your long-lost parents) Dani, Avi, and Miriam Nachum and Sally Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stone Mrs. Leah Steinhorn Congratulations and Best Wishes to our dear son, and brother upon his graduation from your parents Isaak and Yocheved Muszkat and Brothers, Jocob, Joseph, and Yigal THE FAMILY OF YITZCHAK SOLOMON Wishes Him Mazel Tov upon His Graduation from Yeshiva College Rabbi Dr. and Mrs. Victor IVI. Solomon Rabbi Shmuel and Dr. IVIeryll Solomon Oren and Yaffa Shimon and Lisa Solomon Avi Solomon Zaydee Rabbi Hershel Cohen CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO STUART WE KNOW YOU WILL SUCCEED IN ALL YOUR ENDEAVORS AND ALWAYS MAKE US PROUD. UNCLE MANNY, AUNT JOYCE BOBBY, RICKY, STEVEN, PAMELA lAZEL TOV TO OUR DEAR SON AND BROTHER ALAN MR. AND MRS. DAVID STADMAUER SUSAN AND HELENE iim STUART WEINBERGER and all his classmates upon their graduation from college With much love and pride Mom and Dad IHWiiiii i US m MAZEL TOV AND HATZLACHA RABBA TO OUR SON AND BROTHER ALBERT MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL UNGER, MONTREAL DR. ABE AND SYLVIA WORENKLEIN AND CHILDREN, MONTREAL ROBERT AND CHAYA UNGER AND CHILDREN, KEW GARDEN HILLS Mm mm PHI iii CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO MARK LEFKOVITZ WITH LOVE IMMA AND ABBA; LEA, BARUCH, YEHUDA AND ESTHER; ZVI AND ARLENE Hi =j. --: |a| is Ji p iiBl3 i«liiiii itmiim 41 f ■0-7;;- mi m - ..:,. : - - - ' CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR TWO PREMIER OUTFIELDERS ALAN WILDES AND MARK LEFKOVITZ FROM CAPTS. BARRY APPEL — THIRD BASE MUTTY KLEIN — PITCHER MEN ' S YOUNG ISRAEL SOFTBALL LEAGUE LAWRENCE TO STEVEN FISHHAUT MAZELTOV AND HATZLACHA ALWAYS m m m JIlMfaiiKS rMm. ,.„ MAZELTOVAND CONGRATULATIONS TO Joseph Greenblatt WE WISH HIM ALL THE HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS IN HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. ALL OUR LOVE MOM, DAD JASON, AND KAREN l]=ff— m = Congratulations to david schapipo on his graduation Mom and Dad Jacob, Hari, and Ari Stuie, Shelley, Shari, and Aviva Ziva MAZEL TOV TO benjamin koplon Upon His Graduation from Yeshiva University DR. AND MRS. DAVID L. KOPLON RENEE AND SHARON MR. AND MRS. CHARLES M. KOPLON MR. AND MRS. MEYER KIMMEL m= :: :_ : ■ : : . BEST WISHES TO motii weitz a M= ; m sfa. Best wishes to our son Jeffrey silber and his fellow classmates. For all your fine scholastic accomplishments we are extremely proud and grateful to Hashem. May good health, happiness and success be always in your future. Mom and Dad Ellen and Yudi Grandma vm RABBI DR. AND MRS. RUBIN HUTTLER Proudly Wish Their Son SHLOMO MAZELTOVONTHE OCCASION OF HIS GRADUATION MAY HE CONTINUE TO BE A SOURCE OF PRIDE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY %==. mm • k V iB: ' W id MSMMm m. :k isiliiip - p OUR LOVE, DEVOTION, AND WISHES OF MAZEL TOV SETH GERALD FRIEDMAN UPON YOUR GRADUATION FROM YESHIVA UNIVERSITY MAY HASHEM GRANT YOU HEALTH, SUCCESS, AND HAPPINESS IN YOUR FUTURE — MOM, DAD, JOANNE, ALLAN, AND MITCHEL AND — GRANDMA JEAN LEITNER la mm ill m m. ' r-- ' HI Iff |i3vm i yb MAZEL TOV AND SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE TO — NAFTALI P, HAMMER DR. AND MRS. DAVID J. HAMMER MIRIAM E., ELIEZAR, SHALOM, MIRIAM B. MR. AND MRS. JACK HAMMER MRS. CEIL GOODMAN ' Ji - !- ■1 ; ' ' % MAZEL TOV TO OUR WONDERFUL SON JEFFREY BALLABON May you be Matzliach in all your efforts. Mommy and Daddy ■ - ' - ' Id ■Pi Sii mm 1 KNICKERBOCKER BEST WISHES FROM BED COMPANY MOSHE PEKING Commercial Avenue Carlstadt, New Jersey 07072 40 West 37th Street New York, N.Y. 10018 BEST WISHES FRIEND OF (212) 594-6500 ELLIOT SHULMAN @ NEW YORK BLOOD SERVICES A Division of THE GREATER NEW YORK BLOOD PROGRAM New York Blood-Center — American Red Cross 150 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10023 On behalf of the countless patients whose lives have been saved by the blood donations of the Yeshiva student body and faculty and staff, our deepest thanks and appreciation. MAZELTOV And best wishes to our son Harold Tepler upon his graduation from Yeshiva University and much success at Albert Einstein College of Medicine where he will begin his medical studies. May G-d grant you success and happiness in all your endeavors and may you continue to be a source of pride and nachas to your parents, family and friends. YOUR PARENTS SAUL AND DORA TEPLER BROTHER, DR. GERALD TEPLER SISTER, RUTH TEPLER ROTH BROTHER-IN-LAW, DR. PHILIP ROTH 1 1 CONGFIATULATIONS TO THE YESHIVA COLLEGE CLASS of 1984 FROM FAMILY OF AVID GOLbiN R. AND MRS. HOWARD GOLD MRS. EMMA GOLDIN MR. AND MRS. JACK TAMIS DR. AND MRS. JOEL GOLDIN . AND MRS. WILLIAM TAMIS ND MRS. MANNY DOPPELT m I extend my sincerest congratulations to the class of 1984 upon your graduation from Yeshiva College and wish you every success in your future endeavors. I think it appropriate to reflect upon the nature of our school and the unique responsibility shouldered by its graduates. Our mission is not to prepare young men as surgeons and accountants, lawyers and computer scientists, rabbis and engineers but to produce bnai Torah who also happen to be accomplished professionals and businessmen. I sincerely hope that armed with the eternal tenets of our faith that you will continue to grow from strength to strength all the days of your life. Dr. Michael Hecht Associate Dean Yeshiva College TO ARI GOLDSMITH All your Bayside Relatives chipped in to congratulate you MAZEL TOV Aunt Rick, Uncle Irv, Rena, Arnie, and Larry M Jou Jou Design Inc. 525 7th Avenue New York, N.Y. 10018 212-997-0230 J COMPLIMENTS OF BE TEAYON LUNCHEONETTE 2549 Amsterdam Avenue New York, New York J = CONGRATULATIONS EDDY LOVE AUNT HELEN Jf MAZEL TOV TO ARYEA JERENBERG DAD, MOM AND ESTHER jT MAZEL TOV AND HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS FROM MOM TO JOEL SLAWOTSKY %, BEST WISHES TO JOEGROB r To Our Dearest Brother and Uncle Harold, Mazel Tov on your graduation and hatzlacha rabba. We are very proud of you. Love, Janis, Robbie Joe and Rita JERUSALEM RESTAURANT 163 Elmora Ave. Elizabeth, N.J. (201)353-9609 (201)289-0291 PIZZA AND STUFF 14-20 Plaza Rd. Fairlawn, N.J. 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BRONX, N.Y. 10462 CONGRATULATES SHALOM MEHLERON HIS GRADUATION AND WISHES HIM THE SESr M LL HIS ENDEAVORS SAUL LEVINE WISHES THE CLASS OF ' 84 THE BEST OF LUCK Allan, Why do you let yourself be conned every time? Was it worth it? r ' .i ' y Hjp i |H W . B H pOOKIE pa 1 ■ H MAZEL TOV TO OUR SON AND BROTHER JUDD UPON HIS GRADUATION FROMY.C. LOVE MOM, DAD, NANCY, AND MARTA it m MAZEL TOV TO JUDD Upon Your Graduation from Y.C. PAH, ARNOLD, FAYGIE, CHAYA ANDYOSSIE m. M m m MAZEL TOV AND BEST WISHES TO OUR NEPHEW Marc Rosenbloom from UNCLE HERMIE and AUNTGOLDIE % j!| F BEST WISHES AND LOTS OF LUCK TO MY NEPHEW AND OUR COUSIN ELLIOT MARK FRIEDMAN Upon His Graduation AUNT SARAH AND COUSINS ALLEN AND ROBERT ROTH ln- 4 F To EDDY — CONGRATULATIONS ON Y OUR GRADUATION AND MUCH SUCCESS IN YOUR FUTURE Love MOM AND DAD, DAVE, AND STEVE =1 Kq J f BEST OF LUCK TO Issac Glatstein from - RABBI MORDECHAI ANDCYNAGLATSTEIN L 4