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And it came to pass that the road to the Ineffable Wisdom had been lost by the gentle people of Danciger. Yearning for
the security and confidence that such wisdom brings, the people of Danciger selected three young knights to seek out the
Great Belquinor, Scion of Avihsey, for it was said that he alone held the secret to the Ineffable Wisdom. The three knights

were Piouse, Zealos, and Indifferaunce.
Piouse was a studious, bookwormish sort, who although hardly warlike, was always able to defend himself when at-
tacked. Yet, he always preferred the cloister to the battlefield. Having had religious instruction all his life, he was the most

learned of the three, but also the most cautious.

Zealos, having discovered religion relatively late in life, made up for it by his defense of the religion against all who would

scoff or degrade it. He knew less of religious lore than did Piouse, and was not so experienced a warrior as the third knight,

Indifferaunce. Yet, his fervor and emotional approach more than made up for these deficiencies.

Like Piouse, Indifferaunce had had religious instruction all his life, but had developed a different attitude toward it. He

realized that religion alone was not enough, and had, in the past, been disillusioned by what he felt were expressions of

hypocrisy among those whom he had considered devout. This experience had given Indifferaunce a cynical approach to life.

Often he mocked Zealos' enthusiastic approach to religion, or Piouse's caution and exactness, but deep inside, he felt a

strong tie to them.

Needing supplies and armour for their quest, the three bold knights turned their steps toward the Royal Armoury, a

small, dingy hut, with a large signboard proclaiming in gold letters:
YE ROY ALL ARMOURIE
Discounts Large & Prices Smalle
To Ye Armourie Come Ye All
"Verily," mused Piouse, "An had the Armourer lavished half the money he burgeoned on this sign, the Armoury would

be full twice the present size, and a far more pleasant place than it be now."

A small missive tacked to the door said:

Back in Quarter of an Hour

"It will serve us to wait," said Zealos. "Verily, ye Armourer
has betaken himself to procure fine stuffs to clothe and pro-
tect the knights withall." Indifferaunce grumbled.

It was a full hour before the Armourer, a small man of mas-
sive girth, returned, wiping his lips with a napkin.

"Gentlemen, what can I do for you?" asked the Armourer
briskly. Zealos saluted him and proclaimed in a sentorian
voice:

"Most worthy Armourer! We come before you embarked
upon a most awesome and holy mission and are in need full
sore of the noble tools of weaponry, as befit three stout
knights errant."

"You want the full get-up?" asked the Armourer. "Then
come right in."

He unlocked the door and ushered in the trio. Once inside, the knights saw shelves stacked with tarnished armour cov-
ered with yellow "USED" strips, and shiny new armour, gleaming silver in the dim light. When Indif feraunce touched

them, the silvery paint came off on his hands.
'Don't touch the stuff, my friend," said the Armourer, "I'll be with you in a minute."
After an hour had passed, each knight held a full suit of armour. Yet, nothing matched. It was all a strange combination
of used and new equipment. The knights looked at each other shyly, feeling like fools.
"Now," exclaimed the Armourer, "We can talk price. You, my friend (pointing to Piouse) owe me ten crowns, four shill-
ings, and sixpence."
'So much? " implored Piouse. "But for that price I could procure a new set of armour. I came to you because it is said you

give discounts."

"My friend, " said the Armourer, "I charge the same prices as anyone else."

"But why do you add percentages? Why sixpence extra?" asked Zealos.

"That's royal tax, queen's tax, and quest tax.".

"Then you also charge tax!" cried Zealos.

"I do not charge tax," said the Armourer, patiently. ""I collect it. Do you want the armour or don't you?"

"'Its so expensive, " murmured Piouse.
"Enough!" shouted the Armourer. "Take it off and get out."

The three dejected heroes complied and left the Armoury. Slowly, they walked into the forest in the direction of For-
tress Avihsey.
"Now we're in a fix," moaned Indifferaunce. "For without armour and weapons, how can we protect ourselves?"

"We certainly need help," agreed Piouse.
"Ahem!" said a voice behind them. They turned, and saw a man of pale complexion, dressed in a neat suit and vest,

with a pointed beard, puffing on a cigar.
"Who are you?" asked Zealos.
"I am called Revelin," whispered the man. "I stand alongside the road to Avihsey, and try to help those who pass.
Long ago, I was as mighty as King Belquinor. Those were the days when the turrets of Avihsey shone golden instead of
dull green. It was a smaller fortress then, but, I believe, a happier one. You say you need armour. Well, then: Abracada-
bra, tora-u-mada!" There was a puff of smoke and the heroes found themselves fully outfitted in armour. Before they

could thank him, the old magician had vanished.

"Truly, a great magician and benefactor, that Revelin!" cried Zealos. Piouse agreed. Indifferaunce said nothing, but

fingered the pommel of his sword thoughtfully. The three set off toward Avihsey.

The road grew twisted and more circuitous. As the three knights came to a cave planted in the middle of the road, there
came to their ears sounds like the gnashing of teeth, roaring, ripping paper, and the smell of pipe tobacco. Piouse mumbled a

psalm.
Lowering his visor and making his voice deeper than it really was, Zealos advanced to the mouth of the cave and shouted,

"Peace! What maketh that hellish uproar?"

There was a groan: "Closed out — all courses closed!"

"I challenge thee, be thou beast or fiend," spake Zealos. "If thou canst do no more than sit in this cave and emit such foul

noises, thou hast no right to live. Come forth, monster! Tis the pure knight, Zealos, who challenges thee!"

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Just then a hollow belch echoed through the cave and a
huge red blob rolled out — the knights leapt aside, and ran
for the trees. The ball smoked and throbbed, and small
strips of scarlet tape waved on its surface. It rolled wildly
around the clearing, snarling in grass and bushes and rip-
ping bark and leaves off trees. Finally, it stopped in the
middle of the clearing. It lay there and pulsated.

Zealos stepped forth from behind his cover of trees,
unsheathing his sword.

"Hellish demon ball," spake Zealos, "from what Satan's
spawn wert thou sprung?"
The ball only pulsated.
"Speak, scarlet sphere!"

Still no retort. Zealos held his sword over his head.
"Perish thee!"

He sank the sword in up to the hilt. The ball wheezed,
belched a small puff of red smoke, and then seemed to
harden. The scarlet tentacles reached out, felt Zealos deli-
cately, and wound around his limbs.

"O, help me, friends," cried Zealos, "for it will not let
me go ! "

Piouse and Indifferaunce ran forward, just as two more
belches sounded within the cave. Indifferaunce was caught
instantly, but the smaller Piouse leapt nimbly into a tree
and hid. Zealos, trying to pull out his sword, had somehow
gummed up his arm with tape and was unable to move.
Indifferaunce's foot stuck to the ball, and he was pulled to
the ground. As Piouse watched, a huge dragon emerged
from the cave and leered at the two captives .

"Now, young knights," snorted the dragon, "I have you
in my clutches. Where are your pink slips?"

"Alas, foul dragon, ' answered Zealos. "We have none.
Unhold us from your hellish balls of red tape, and let us
continue on our quest!"

The dragon only laughed.

"You are fools," it said, "for daring to come this way without proper authorization. Without a pink slip signed by Bakon-
io, regent of Avihsey, and countersigned by the Fair Epstilene, you cannot hope but stay here, wrapped in my quagmire of
red tape. I am the Registragon, placed here to guard against intrusions by whelps such as yourselves. What do you seek?"

"Our mission, O most horrible Registragon," said Indifferaunce, "is to learn the wisdom of Avihsey."

"You should have planned your mission more carefully," said the Registragon. "None but utter fools would have come
so far without paying more attention to prerequisites, corequisites, financial clearance, and most important of all; the Pink
Slip. Now, you will remain here forever!"

Slipping quietly down the tree, Piouse ran off into the forest in search of someone who would help him save his friends .

Turning around a large oak tree, he saw a tollbooth. Wondering what that sort of thing was doing in the middle of a for-
est, Piouse advanced to the door and knocked. The door opened with a creak.

Piouse saw before him a little man, all round and roly-poly, who squinted at the young hero in the sunlight.

"Yes?" asked the man.

"Please, good ToUkeeper," said Piouse, "I wonder if you could help me. You see, my friends are being
held captive by the Registragon. We were on our way to Fortress Avihsey, and this Registragon keeps
asking for financial clearance and pink slips

Young friend," said the ToUkeeper, "you have come to the right place. As for financial clearance, I
can help you as no one else in the forest can. My name is Socolgrede, and ! collect the tolls from all who
would reach the Fortress."

"How much is the toll, good sir?" asked Piouse.

"How much you got?" demanded Socolgrede. Checking his purse, Piouse answered, "Just two
shillings. '

"Hardly enough," sniffed Socolgrede, "but you can make up the rest in
work-study, and you may qualify for a scholarship. Hand it over!" He took
the money and disappeared into the house, then emerged, carrying in his
arms stacks of pink, green, and yellow slips, and a small vial.

"Fill out your name and address on each one of these," he said, "and
fling them into the eyes of the Registragon. It is his duty to sort and collate
each one. And while he is doing that, drip this liquid prepared by Bakonio
and blessed by Epstilene on the red balls. It is called Waiver Fluid, and will
melt away the scarlet tape instantly. Have you any mone%' left, young
fellow?"

"No, Socolgrede, not a penny," sighed Piouse.

"Then all is as it should be for a pilgrim to Avihsey. Go in peace!" The
ToUkeeper slammed his door shut. Piouse hurried away.

"Meanwhile, the Registragon was asking Indifferaunce and Zealos what they planned to do with their futures.

"Why are you so suddenly interested in our welfare?" asked Indifferaunce.

"No real reason," replied the Registragon chuckling. "I just like to know about people before I eat them."

Suddenly, Piouse ran into the clearing. "Take these, foul Registragon!" he cried, flinging Socolgrede's slips into the

monster's face. The Registragon bellowed, then began to separate the slips into piles and alphabetize them. Piouse sprinkled

the Waiver Fluid onto the red balls of tape, and they instantly melted away. The three knights ran off into the forest, leaving

the Registragon bellowing helplessly, still collating.

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After their narrow escape, the three heroes contin-
ued into the forest. The sun was setting. "Verily, 'twill
soon be dark," said Zealos.

"There must be an inn of some sort nearby," said
Indifferaunce.

"Yet we must be careful, ' advised Piouse, "for in
such uncharted wilds as these, there are undoubtedly
lawless folk who would do us harm."

The knights began to lose their way. They resolved
to enter the first inn to which they came. To their sur-
prise, they happened upon not one small inn, but three
mighty buildings in the middle of a forest grotto. Sit-
ting on a rock and enjoying the cool night air was the
Innkeeper. They saw that he was a man of extraordi-
nary height.

"Good sir," said Zealos. "Be thou the Innkeeper of
these fair and pleasing mansions?"

"Yes," drawled the man, as he slowly turned to look
at them. "Hmm, I know your faces. Are you registered
for Orientation? Have you picked up linen yet? Here,
fill these out."

He thrust at them an armful of complicated-looking
forms, and sank into repose. The knights were discom-
fited at having received such a welcome. Carefully cra-
dling the forms in his helmet, Piouse approached the
man once more and said, "Good sir, we are but three
young knights who seek the Fortress Avihsey and the
monarch Belquinor. We seek lodging for the evening.
And now, I pray, do thou arise and show us to good
chambers, for we are footsore and weary, having just
escaped the cave of the awful Registragon."

The Innkeeper stood up and said, "You know, I am
a bit of a psychologist, and can tell from your manner
of speech that you have an Oedipus Complex with
masochistic overtones. Did you hate your father? Nev-
er mind, I'll put you in Reuben's Hall. Here are your
keys; touch them."

He held out a great ring of keys. Piouse laid his hand
on them and vanished instantly. The Innkeeper turned
to Indifferaunce.

"You, my young friend, seem more 'with it than the
other," said he. "I will place you into Morgue Dorm. "
The process was repeated.

"Lastly, for you, my hero," he said to Zealos. "You
will sleep in the cradle of tradition, Rats Hall." Zealos
gingerly touched the ring of enchanted keys, and dis-
appeared. What had become of the knights?

Piouse found himself in the broad hall of Reubens and

shivered in the chilling wind that blew dbwn the corridor.

He lay his hand on his sword-hilt and called out, "Hello?"

Only the echoes answered.

Piouse pushed open one of the many doors in the hall,

this one saying "Library" on it. The room was full of

books, sprawling encyclopedias, holy tomes, pamphlets,

magazines, none of which seemed to have ever been

opened.
Perched on an Encyclopedia Judaica was an owl, who
cocked a yellow eye on Piouse and shrilled.

"Rawrrkk! What do you want?"

Piouse doffed his helmet and said politely, "An it please thee, Sir Owl, I am Piouse, maiden knight, in search of the awe-
some .

"Are you classified?" rasped the owl. "Is your card punched? What is your social security number?"
"Surely, good Sir Owl," said the bewildered Piouse, "I wot not of what ye want. I'm looking for a place to sleep."
"Rawrrkk!" shrieked the owl. "Down the hall. You're from RIETS and require authorization from Charley-pop. Author-
ization, classification, administration, humiliation! Begone! " The owl flapped his scrawny wings so powerfully that the
dust flew, blowing Piouse out into the hall.

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He rubbed the dust out of his eyes and looked down the

hall. A door opened, and Piouse heard someone mumbling. In

the room, he saw a man wearing a black suit and tie, and a

white shirt, shuffling the leaves of a calendar.

"Good Sir," said Piouse, "it is said I require authorization

from thee, if thou art Charley-pop. Canst thou supply me

with the same?"

The man squinted at him.

"Ah!" he cried. "You look like one of my boys. Welcome to

RIETS/YP. But please don't disturb me in the future. I must

rearrange the calendar."

Piouse left, closing the door behind him. Shortly, he found

another room which contained a bed. Tossing himself upon

the bed, Piouse fell into a deep slumber.

Zealos, meanwhile, had reappeared in the hall called Rats,
the "cradle of tradition".
"It may be hoped that tradition dwelleth here," thought
Zealos. "For most assuredly, naught else could survive."
He pushed open one of the doors, prepared to see a dusty
pallet, but found himself instead, in a wide chamber whose
rich appearance belied the dingy surroundings. There stood
a great desk of polished wood, encrusted with scrolls and
cherubim. Sitting at the desk and studying a tractate of
Talmud was a man, short of stature, dressed neatly in a
plain grey suit. He looked up.
"Your name?" he asked Zealos.
"An it please thee, sir," stammered the usually clear-
throated Zealos, "I am called Zealos, late of Province Danci-
ger, in search of Wisdom in Avihsey."
"We shall see," answered the man, "whether you are wor-
thy of admission to Avihsey. If you don't study, you don't
belong here. What are your plans ?"
"Venerable sir," answered Zealos, "may I ask, what is thy

name?"

"I am called Judgement," said the man. "And this section

of Avihsey is mine, the House of Judgement. Begin!"

"My quest," said Zealos, "is to bring back the secret of

the Wisdom of Avihsey to the inhabitants of Danciger . . . "

But what had become of Indifferaunce? Transported by the Innkeeper into Morgue, he found the hall to be extremely
comfortable. He strolled through the hall in a carefree manner, marveling at its design. Pushing open one of the doors, Indif-
feraunce found a man sitting at a desk. The man took no notice of him, but lit a cigarette, a cigar, and a pipe in quick succes-
sion. He was sitting on a pile of ropes, which were constantly winding themselves around his body — yet seemed not to
impair his movements. Finally, the man saw Indifferaunce, and said, "Rrmph?"

Indifferaunce entered cautiously, lest the strange man seize him in his tentacles. He was motioned to a seat. The room was
growing hazy with tobacco smoke.

"What are your career goals?" asked the man. "Have you fulfilled all your course requirements?"
Caught off guard, Indifferaunce said, "Are there requirements here? Could you help me fulfill them?"
"I would help you, young man," said the smoker, peering through the haze, "but my hands, as you can see, are tied. Give
us a good year. '

As the smoker went back to his work, Indifferaunce left the room. Soon, he found a room with an empty bed. Exhausted
from the day's many perils, he collapsed upon the bed and slept.

The next morning, the three knights emerged from their respective sleeping quarters, feeUng well rested.

Piouse asked the Innkeeper if he could recommend a place where the knights could dine.

"The Inn of Choparkalex, the Gastronomical Wizard," intoned the Lofty Innkeeper, "is a fine place to eat.

I and Mrs. Innkeeper often indulge there." He then proceeded to tell the knights how to reach this den of

dumplings. The knights thanked him for his hospitality and proceeded on their way.

The knights soon reached a clearing in the middle of which stood a small building. A signboard attached to

the building read:

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CHOPARKALEX

(Also Catering Done)

PEPSI

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Entering, the knights found the place empty .

if this place is so good, " said Indifferaunce,
"there should be more people here."

"Have a seat," said a voice.

Cautiously, the knights sat down; Piouse
opened a menu and read, "Student Special, Puree
of Dragon Scales, Breaded Toadstools, Chopar-
kalex Surprise."

"The Surprise is highly recommended," said
the voice.

"Then let us have Surprises all around," cried
Zealos .

"Oh, you will," said the voice.

The bowls of food soon appeared and the
knights ate hungrily .

Upon completing the meal, the knights, at first, felt well sated. But soon the food began to take a grisly gastronomical

toll. Possessed by a pressing urgency, Indifferaunce rose to make a hasty departure, but alas, sank to the ground coughing

uncontrollably. Piouse tried to help his comrade but found that he could hardly move. Zealos began scratching his head

madly, for alas, he was sprouting a great mane of hair, a lion's mane! He was turning into a lion, just as Indifferaunce was

becoming a donkey, and Piouse a turtle.

"Ha, ha!" laughed the voice. "You are indeed fools to trust my food. I am Choparkalex, and my low prices are but a foil to

make you enter my lair! Now you have attained your natural forms. Despite your earnestness, you, Zealos, are naught but a

foolhardy, roaring lion. You, Piouse, are so powerless because of your onesided piety, that you are slow as a turtle. And you,

Indifferaunce, your cynicism is best cloaked in the guise of a donkey. Go now, fools!"

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"Alas, but were in a fix, " brayed Indifferaunce. How will we
ever get to Avihsey like this?"

"Now, friend Indifferaunce," said Piouse. "Have patience."

"For my part," said Zealos, "I am somewhat flattered . Indeed,
methinks that my natural talents somewhat lean toward those of a
lion."

"Don't speak foolishly," said Indifferaunce. "Choparkalex in-
tended to make us content to live as animals. We must seek help to
break this evil spell . The shame of it that I must be made a
donkey!"

The three dejected changelings walked on. They soon reached a sunnier part of the forest in which stood a tower, all
white and pink. A canopy adorned the area in front of the tower, and upon it were written these words;
Welcome to Brookdale
Ye Kingdome of
Les Queens deTrois-Quatres
'Queens of Thirty-Fourth?" moaned Indifferaunce. "Surely, more sorceresses. I hope that they're friendly and can help

us!"
The room which the knights entered was all white with one black wall. There, on particolored thrones, sat the queens,

Surette, Rivque, and Laeoh. They looked up as the knights entered.

"Gastronomio's work, " said Surette. The other two nodded.

"Nay, good lady," growled Zealos, "for the rascal's name was Choparkalex."

"He has many names," said Surette, "but they all mean heartburn . You know, you're cute Zealos, even if you are a

lion. Where are you from? Is this your first year at Avihsey? What are you studying?"

"I beg thee, fair maiden," moaned Piouse, "not to trouble
our heads with these questions; I doubt whether we shall
ever be worthy of attaining Avihsey."

"Don't worry about that now," said Surette. "Come here
and let me stroke your shell."

Indif feraunce cast his donkey-eyes on Rivque and moved
closer. Laeoh smiled at Zealos. Thence passed a most agree-
able half-hour, with the knights recounting their adventures
to the beautiful queens. Then it came time to part, for the
knights hoped to reach the fortress by nightfall. Each queen
gave her knight a small vial.

"Drink this," they were told, "and you will be instantly
returned to your former states. Good Luck!"

"Most beautiful and gracious maidens," said Zealos, "we
thank thee, and hope to see you again!"

"Oh, don't worry — you will," the queens assured them.
The knights quaffed their potions and upon returning to
their former states, seized their swords and ran into the for-
est in the direction of Fortress Avihsey.

BROOKDALE RESIDENCE HALL

YESHIVA UNIVERSITY

SPONSORED BY

THE BROOKDALE FOUNDATION

The gates of Fortress Avihsey were well-guarded, so the
knights hid in the bushes and thought of how they could
gain entry. They marvelled at the domes — golden once, now
a dull green, and carefully studied the Saracen guards of
Marmoraunce the Fearless, responsible for the Fortress'
security. Within, the knights knew, was the lair of the Re-
gent Bakonio, who administered the rule of Avihsey, assist-
ed by the Fair but Dangerous Epstilene.
The knights decided that it would be foolhardy to try a
direct attack upon the Fortress; they had to use trickery.
The Queens had told them of Marmoraunce's only known
weakness; he was deathly afraid of grass . They decided
on a plan. From Choparkalex's inn they had stolen some
oregano, a spicey substance which bears a striking resembl-
ance to grass. They would stun Marmoraunce by flinging
the oregano in his face, and then rout the leaderless Saracens

and storm the castle.

When Marmoraunce came out to inspect the guards, In-
differaunce leaped into his path and threw the oregano. The
horrified Marmoraunce bellowed and tried to brush the
stuff off his black leather armour. As Indif feraunce shoved
him into the moat, Piouse and Zealos whacked the Saracens
cold with the flat of their swords, tied them up with the
straps of their time-clocks, and tossed them into the moat
after their leader. The three knights raced over the draw-
bridge and into the castle.

A sign stood in the main hall;

WAYTOWISDOMME

'"Tis clear," said Zealos, "no man of Avihsey passed here
for a long time."

"What splendor!" exclaimed Piouse. "What a majestic
place this must have been!"

"Come, we must find the great Belquinor and learn the
Ineffable Wisdom," said Indifferaunce.

Suddenly, the torches in the hall lit up and a voice rumbled, "I

am Bakonio, Regent to the Mighty Belquinor, Scion of Avihsey.

Who are you, and why do you seek him?"

"We are three knights errant," spake Zealos humbly. "We have

come to speak to the good King Belquinor to gain the Ineffable

Wisdom so that we may bring it to all the inhabitants of

Danciger."
Suddenly, two doors at the end of the hall opened, and a roar-
ing was heard. It was the Fair Epstilene! She threw forms at them,
asked them for proof of financial clearance, told them that the
Regent was in conference and could not be disturbed, that they
could not be admitted without a pink slip.

When Piouse showed her the sHp he had obtained from
Socolgrede, Epstilene reaUzed that she was powerless to de-
tain them. Sighing once, she said, "Just a moment. I'll see if
the Regent is in. "

Epstilene entered an adjoining chamber and finally
emerged some ten minutes later. "The Regent will see you
now, but first place your swords in the umbrella rack."

Bakonio proved to be rather cooperative. Without too
much difficulty, the three knights were able to convince him
of their noble purpose. The Regent instructed the knights to
dress in their most colorful and stately armour, and then
with a few cautioning words which lasted but a mere two
hours, directed the knights to the throne room of the
Mighty Belquinor.

Three exhausted but happy knights tapped on the door of Belquinor's throne room. They were finally to see the Great
Belquinor, Scion of Avihsey, Protector of Danciger! Swinging open the heavy bronze doors, they approached slowly and
knelt. Taking out a scroll, Zealos read the request and humble greetings which the knights had drawn up before departing

, on their great quest.

Strangely, though, Belquinor did not respond. His long white beard and unruly hair did not even twitch. Summoning up
his courage, Zealos approached the Great Monarch. He touched the still form of Belquinor, and Belquinor crumbled into

dust. A whispering voice said:

"Who seeketh Utter Wisdom, not power-play nor pelf.

Let him not seek Belquinor but within himself."

The quest was over.

The three knights returned to Danciger, there to live out the rest of their lives administering the needs of the three reli-
gious divisions to which they had been admitted, and taking to wife the three Queens of Trois-Quatres. They lived out their

lives fully and happily, and passed away to be gathered unto their seed.
HERE ENDETH THE CHRONICLE

MR. ANTHONY BEUKAS

In his eight years at Yeshiva,
Mr. Anthony Beukas has gone
far beyond his role as a teacher.
Most significantly, he has
transformed Dramatics into a
source of creative fulfillment for
those actually partaking in
Dramatics Society productions,
and into a source of enjoyable
cultural entertainment for those
viewing them. In this sense,
there are few in the Yeshiva
community that have not bene-
fited from Mr. Beukas's selfless
devotion to student develop-
ment and maturity. To the class
of 1973, Mr. Beukas has been a
teacher, a director, and most
important, a friend.

It is with a deep sense of ad-
miration and gratitude that we
dedicate Masmid '73 to Mr.
Anthony Beukas.

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ADMINISTRATION

Rabbi Israel Miller

Vice President for Student Affairs

Mrs. Alice Epstein

Secretary, YC

Mrs. Cecil Levinson

Secretary, YC

Dr. Isaac Bacon

Dean, Yeshiva College

Rabbi Zevulun Charlop

Administrative Director, YP

Mrs. Frances Streich

Secretary, JS5

Rabbi Morris J. Besdin

Director, James Striar School of
General Jewish Studies

Mrs. Sarah Bass Rabbi Jacob M. Rabinowitz

Secretary, EMC Dean, Erna Michael College of
Hebraic Studies

Rabbi Abner H. Groff

Director of Admissions

Secretaries, Office of Admissions

Mr. Samuel Gayer

Assistant to the Director of
Admissions

Dr. Sheldon E. Socol

Director of Student Finances

Mr. Arnold Nussbaum

Assistant to the Director of Student
Finances

Mr. Morris Silverman

Registrar

Secretaries, Office of the Registrar

Rabbi Meyer H. Edelstein

Assistant Registrar

Mr. Isaac Hagler

Assistant to the Registrar

Mr. Larry Wachsman

Assistant to the Registrar

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Mr. Jacob Blazer

Director of Buildings and Grounds

Mr. Alfred Parker

Director of Food Services

Mr. Sam Harlstein

Director of Public Relations

Mr. Bernard Sarachek

Director of Athletics

Rabbi Joshua Cheifitz Mrs. Kohl

Director of Residence Halls Secretary, Residence Halls Office

Dr.EliSar

Director of Medical
Services

Mr. Robert Marmorstein

Director of Security and
Safety

Mr. Solomon Zeides

Librarian, Pollock Library

FACULTY

Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik

Professor of Talmud and Jewish Philosophy

RABBI ISAAC ELCHANAN
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

Rabbi Jacob Lessen

Mashgiach Ruchani

Rabbi Nissan Alpert

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi David Bleich

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi Noah Borenstein

Asst. Professor of Talmud

Rabbi David Lifshitz

Assoc. Professor of Talmud

Rabbi Michael Katz

Assoc. Professor of Talmud

Rabbi Moses Tendler

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi Philip Paretzky

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi Julius Parness

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi Simon Romm

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi Jeruchem Gorelick

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi Aaron Shatzkes

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi Gershon Yankelewitz

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi Zelo Schussheim

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi Hershel Schachter

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi Mendel Zachs

Bochen

Rabbi Samuel Volk

Instructor in Talmud

Dr. Yehudi Felman

Asst. Professor of Bible

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Mr. Pinchas WoUinan

Instructor in Hebrew

ERNA MICHAEL COLLEGE
OF HEBRAIC STUDIES

Dr. Meir Havazelet

Professor of Bible

Rabbi Louis Bernstein

Instructor in Jewish Studies

Dr. Moshe Carmilly

Professor of Jewish Studies

Rabbi Solomon Berl

Instructor in Jewish Music

Rabbi Mayer Herskovics

Professor of Bible

Rabbi Abraham Krupnick

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi B. Barry Levy

Instructor in Bible

Rabbi J. Mitchell Orlian

Instructor in Bible

Rabbi Jacob Rabinowitz

Instructor in Jewish
Jurisprudence

Dr. Abraham Stern

Instructor in Education

Rabbi Chaim Gulevsky

Instructor in Talmud

Cantor Macy Nulman

Instructor in Jewish Music

Mr. Zvi Reich

Instructor in Jewish
Education

Rabbi Joseph Lerner

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi Israel Wohlgelernter
Dr. Norman Lamm Asst. Professor of Talmud and Jew-
Professor of Jewish Philosophy ish Philosophy

Dr. Hayim Leaf Rabbi Pesach Oratz

Professor of Hebrew Assoc. Professor of Bible

Rabbi Aron Kreiser

Instructor in Talmud

Dr. David Kadosh

Vis. Asst. Professor of Jewish
Philosophy

JAMES STRIAR SCHOOL

OF GENERAL JEWISH STUDIES

Rabbi Morris Besdin

Professor of Bible

Rabbi Benjamin Blech

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi Pesach Oratz

Assoc. Professor of Bible

Dr. Andre Neuschloss

Instructor in Jewish

History Rabbi Morris S. Gorelick

Instructor in Talmud

Rabbi Abraham Herman

Instructor in Bible

Rabbi Manfred Fulda

Assoc. Professor of Talmud

Rabbi Philip Reiss

Instructor in Talniud

Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

Instructor in Jewish History and Philosophy

Dr. Walter Orenstein

Instructor in Bible

Dr. Asher Siev

Professor of Hebrew

Rabbi Sherman Siff

Assoc. Professor of Talmud

Rabbi Steven Riskin 47

Instructor in Talmud

YESHIVA COLLEGE

Dr. Albert Marrin

Asst. Professor

SOCIAL SCIENCES

HISTORY

Mr. Zevulun Charlop

Lecturer

Mr. Robert Goldberg

Instructor

Dr. David Berger

Vis. Asst. Professor

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Dr. Joseph Dunner

Petegorsky Professor

Dr. Ruth Bevan

Asst. Professor

Dr. Michael Hecht

Asst. Professor

ECONOMICS

Mr. Aaron Levine

Vis. Lecturer

Mr. Herbert Bienstock

Vis. Lecturer

Dr. Charles Shami

Asst. Professor

Dr. Arthur Hyman

Professor

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Mr. Joshua Shmidman

Instructor

Dr. Walter Wurzburger

Vis. Assoc. Professor

PSYCHOLOGY

Dr. Manny Stemlicht

Professor

Dr. Helmut E. Adler

Professor

Dr. Carl Auerbach

Asst. Professor

Dr. Sidney Pleskin

Professor

SOCIOLOGY

Dr. Jerry Hochbaum

Vis. Assoc. Professor

Mrs. Leah Glass Mr. Joseph Greenblum

Instructor Instructor

HEALTH EDUCATION

Mr. Arthur Tauber

Vis. Asst. Professor

Mr. Neil Ellman

Vis. Lecturer

Mr. Lorand Marcel

Vis. Lecturer

NATURAL SCIENCES

CHEMISTRY

Dr. Marvin Stern

Assoc. Professor

Dr. Ezra Levy

Assoc. Professor

Mrs. Ida Dobkin

Instructor

Dr. Moses Tendler

Professor

Dr. Saul Wischnitzer

Professor

Dr. Max Hamburg

Vis. Assoc. Professor

Mr. Murray Altman

Instructor

Miss Ruth Herman

Vis. Lecturer

Dr. Sasha Englard

Professor

Mrs. Jessica Grant

Instructor

Dr. David Finkelstein

Young Men's Philanthropic League Professor

Dr. Frederick Cooper

Asst. Professor

Mr. Leonard Brandwein

Instructor

PHYSICS

Dr. Arthur Woodruff

Professor

Dr. Ralph Behrends

Professor

Dr. Leon Landovitz

Professor

Dr. Graham Frye

Assoc. Professor

Mr. Perez Posen

Asst. Professor

Mrs. Roza Rusinek

Teaching Fellow

Mr. Arthur Goodman

Teaching Fellow

HUMANITIES

Mr. Solomon Zeides

Assoc. Professor of Library Techniques

Dr. Louis H. Feldman

Professor of Classics

Dr. Solomon Simonson

Professor

Mrs. Shirley Mezvinsky

Instructor

LANG'

Dr. Pauline Kra

Asst. Professor of French

Dr. Ernest Simon

Assoc. Professor of French

Dr. Arash Bormanshinov

Vis. Asst. Professor of Russian

Mr. Thomas Knudsen

Instructor in German

Mrs. Eugenia Salazar

Vis. Lecturer in Spanish

JAGES

Dr. Asher Siev

Professor of Hebrew

Mr. Pinchas Wollman

Instructor in Hebrew

Dr. Mordkhe Schaechter

Vis. Asst. Professor of Yiddish

Dr. Hayim Leaf

Professor of Hebrew

ENGLISH

Dr. David Fleisher

Professor

Dr. Seymour Lainoff

Professor

Dr. Paul Connolly

Asst. Professor

Dr. Joan Haahr

Asst. Professor

Dr. Dan Vogel

Professor

Dr. Irving Linn

Professor

Mr. Leo Taubes

Instructor

Dr. Manfred Weidhorn

Assoc. Professor

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Dr. Mayer Herskovics

Professor of Bible

Dr. Mayer Feldblum

Professor of Jewish History

Dr. Irving Agus

Professor of Jewish History

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Dr. Michael Katz

Assoc. Professor of Bible

Dr. Moshe Reguer Dr. Elazar Hurvitz

Assoc. Professor of Jewish Studies Assoc. Professor of Bible

Dr. Moshe Carmilly

Professor of Jewish Studies

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yp Jewish studies

chaim anfang

emc premed

alpha epsilon deha; election comm., chairman; canvassing comm., chair-
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martin alexander

yp music

roy angstreich

emc sociology

young liberals club, pres.; young demo-
crats, pres.; dorm comm., chairman; Jewish
guidance program, chairman; weekend
comm., chairman; Jewish affairs comm.
poli sciclub, sec'y-

louis arfe

yp economics

commentator, circ. ed.; tempo, assoc.
board; wyur; economics club; dramatics
society, ticketing.

michael seth axelrod

emc-yp biology

mauricejay bach

yp physics

soy, pres.; dorm minyan gabbai; tze-

dakah drive, chairman; techiya; dir-

shu; physics club; math club.

ira bauman

yp predent

commentator; karate club.

gary bedell

emc premed

ira s. bejell

yp history

masmid, ed-in-chief; commentator, photog.

ed.; soy haggadah; dirshu.

robert benedek

emc psychology

masmid, ed-in-chief; psi chi, pres.; ycsc pres.,
unior year, sec'y-treas., soph year; who's who;
dean's list; fencing team; Jewish affairs comm.;
neighborhood youth corps; psych club; tempo,
assoc. board; tls.

ronald berger

yp predent

michael benkovitz

yp premed

larry bernstein

emc premed

senate; emcsc, vice-pres.; alpha epsilon delta;

emc valedictorian.

sana bloch

yp premed

alpha epsilon delta, historian; charity drive,

co-chairman.

leo berkowitz

yp biology
karate club.

harvey block

emc psychology

psi chi; intramural basketball; emcsc; dean's list;

psych club; cominentator.

Jacob buchbinder

yp psychology

psi chi; sigma tau delta; alpha psi omega;
dean's list; commentator; tempo; wyur dj;
ycsc teacher evaluation committee; psych

club.

Solomon borg

yp economics

pi gamma mu, vice-pres.; economics club;

seforim drive, co-chairman.

ivan elliot brick

yp mathematics

hamevaser, tech. assoc; dirshu; torah

tour; soy committee to revise graduate

riets.

abraham i. carmel

emc psychology

psych club, pres.; emcsc student court, senior jus-
tice; pi gamma mu; commentator; yscs blood drive

committee.

myron barry chaitovsky

yp english

wyur, program director & dj; bowling team; soy
tzedakah drive; uja campaign; sigma tau delta; soy
rep; tempo, theater/film critic; hamevaser; dorm

rep.

alan chanales

yp premed

alpha epsilon delta; intramural

basketball.

Steven brill

yp mathematics

edward r. burns

yp premed

allan chernikoff

jss history

neighborhood youth corps; yscs vice-pres., junior

year.

alvin cheslow

jss history

sssj; jdl; chess club; poli. sci. club; jsssc.

richard citron

jss premed

alpha epsilon delta; sigma tau delta; tempo; dean's list.

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ira b. cohn

yp economics

intramural basketball; economics club; chess club; dean's

list; pi gamma mu; cheerleader, basketball team.

leonard davis

yp political science

commentator, feature ed. & con-
tributing ed.; dean's list; dirshu.

allan dicken

jss premed

zev hillel davis

yp mathematics

yscs, p:es.; dean's list; who's who; wyur; math club;

intramurals.

samuel davis

yp mathematics

math club.

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eliezer diamond

yp english

hamevaser, feature ed. & contrib. ed.

robert diamond

jss history

tls advisor; neighborhood youth corps.

yechiel eckstein

yp psychology

martin ehrenberg

yp premed

commentator; hamevaser.

joel eisenman

jss premed

harry elbaum

yp premed

chess club; floor rep; ham radio club.

robert eichenbaum

jss psychology

tennis team.

ben ettlinger

yp premed

wyur, news director: soy rep; soy elections

comm.

elliot feinerman

emc economics

intramural sports, chairman; economics club; pi gamma mu;

dean's list; intramural basketball team, capt.

Stuart feintuch david feuer

emc predent emc history

alpha epsilon delta; emcsc pres., freshman &
junior years; dean's list.

howard m. finkelstein

yp political science

poli sci club, vice pres.; pre-rab-
binic society; dean's list; pre-law
society; Jewish guidance program.

kenneth fradkin

emc psychology

psi chi; dean's list.

rapha fredman

yp premed

alpha epsilon delta; dean's list; wyur; ycsc,

teacher evaluation comm.

ary freilich

jss history

tempo, asst. senior ed.; jss student court, justice.

michael friedson

jss political science

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bernard freundel

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joel freudenberger

speech
jsssc; speech & drama club; bowling
team; neighborhood youth corps; jss
publicity chairman; jss forum; sssj;
sr. advisor to speech dept.

brian frohlinger

jss chemistry
jsssc pres. & sec'y-treas.; undergraduate council,
secy; student admissions society, co-chairman;
american chemical society; student-faculty curricu-
lum comm.; who's who; cafeteria, headwaiter; yom
hashoah, chairman.

joel abratn fruchter

yp economics

economic mind, ed.; economics club, sec'y-treas.; ycsc sec'y-treas., senior

year; pre-law society; pi gamma mu; dean's list.

lawrence furst

yp Jewish studies

menachem fuchs

yp economics

moishe gaerman

yp-emc premed

masmid, photog. staff; hamevaser, photog. ed.; ycsc blood drive

committee.

paul glasser

ss music

mizmor shir; ncsy national advisor.

yitzhak goldberg

emc premed

alpha epsilon delta;

t'ho's who; dean's list.

martin goldman

emc premed

alpha epsilon delta; sen-
ate advisory comm.,
chairman; tempo, assoc.
board; emcsc vice-pres.,
senior year; balanced
basketball;
commentator.

Stanley goldin

yp psychology

psi chi, vice-pres.; alpha psi omega; dra-
matics society; dirshu; dean's list; psych
club; Jewish affairs comm.; tempo.

leonard goldsmith

yp premed

Jonathan goldstein

political science
student directory.

marvin goldstein

emc psychology

psichi; pre-law society.

Joseph goldstein

yp economics

dramatics society; pre-law society. ^

harold gordon

ss premed

masmid, art ed.; neighborhood youth corps;
big brother; sssj.

leonard greenblum

yp mathematics

bnai akiva club; ycsc curriculum

evaluation comm.

david grauer

emc history

pre-law society; pi gamma mu; dean's list.

robert gruenspecht

emc political science

young liberals club, pres.; sssj; wyur; dean's list; Jewish guid-
ance program; poll sci club.

alan gross

political science

mark grossman

emc history

shaul gutner

yp French

dirshu; French club.

henry guttman

emc history

pi gamma mu; karate club; dean's list.

maurice haberman

emc premed Jonathan hahn

alpha epsilon delta; intramural basketball; ycsc elections comm. jss history

leonard hirsh

yp political science

soy, sec'y-treas.; un-
dergraduate council;
senate curriculum
committee; pi gamma
mu, pres.; hamevaser,
projects ed.

barry Herman

emc mathematics

pi mu epsilon.

joel abraham hochman

yp predent

karate club; soccer team; commentator.

Joel horwitz

jss premed

dramatics society; neighborhood youth corps;

alpha epsilon delta; alpha psi omega.

mordechai hoschander

yp predent

masmid, business mgr.; dorm comm., chairman.

marvin itzkowtiz

jss speech

student court, chief justice; jsssc; tempo; stu-
dent advisory comm., speech dept.; who's
who; young democrats club.

shaye jacobson

yp chemistry

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martin kerzer

emc premed

alpha epsilon delta; intramural basketball; commenta-
tor; balanced basketball.

eliot kaplan

yp mathematics

dirshu; techiya.

alan marc kalinsky

wyur; dramatics society;
commentator, assoc. sports
ed.; intramurals; pi gamma
mu; dean's list; pre-rab-
binic society.

lester kirshenbaum

emc history

dean's list; pi gamma mu; student faculty

relations comm., emcsc sec'y-treas., senior

year.

aryeh 1. klahr

emc premed

hamashkif, exec, ed.; emc

student court, justice; ycsc

speaker's bureau; dorm rep.

mark koslowe

yp economics

commentator, ed-in-chief & copy ed; under-
graduate council; space comm.; economics
advisory comm.; economics club; math club,
who's who.

michael leider

jss history

tls; torah tours; dirshu; lubavitch club.

asher leeder

jss premed

karate club; zoology club; soy, beis

medrash librarian.

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jss english

daniel a. landes

yp philosophy

student court, assoc. justice; co-founder, dirshu.

ronald levin

yp mathematics

pi mu epsilon; wyur; chess club; chamber

music pianist.

charles levner

emc psychology

basketball team, capt.; psi chi; intramurals;

psych club.

buddy levy

emc chemistry

commentator, photog. staff; masmid

71 photog.; karate club; hamashkif;

bridge club, pres.

neal david levy

jss psychology

psi chi, sec'y-treas.; psych club; sephardic

club; neighborhood youth corps .

alan s. lichtbroun

yp premed

senate advisory council; alpha epsilon del-
ta; deans' list; commentator; dramatics.

michael lipschitz

yp economics

intramural basketball; economics club;

chess club; dean's list; pi gamma mu .

larry lockerman

jss predent

karate club; zoology club, vice-pres.

jsssc.

Howard lorch

jss economics

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david mark

emc english

masmid, literary ed.; sigma

tau delta, sec'y; dean's list;

dramatics society; wyur &

tempo, theater critic.

Jeffrey markinson

jss speech

advisor to speech & drama

dept.; jss librarian; hame-

vaser, assoc. copy ed.

yacob m. luksenberg

emc political science

pi gamma mu; poli sci club, vice-pres.;

hamashkif, assoc. ed.

harr>' markowitz

emc history

pre-law society: pi gamma mu; chess club:

karate club: pesach provisions comm.

sidne>' mehl

yp history

pi gamma mu; dean's list; wyur, sports director & dj; soy; commenta-
tor; hamevaser; pre-rabbinic society; blood drive.

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harold mechlovics

yp economics
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bernard mermelstein

emc history

pi gamma mu; pre-law society;
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Steve mermelstein

emc premed

alpha epsilon delta; karate club; hamashkif;

neighborhood youth corps; project ezra;

dean's list.

Stanley mittelman

yp premed

theodore mirvis

yp-emc political science

senate, chairman; commentator, man-
aging ed. & news ed.; pi gamma mu;
pre-law society.

Joshua miller

emc economics

masmid, business mgr.; tempo, business
mgr.; emcsc, vice-pres.; emcsc vice-
pres., junior year; pi gamma mu; senate
curriculum comm.; dean's list; econom-
ics club.

Joseph morgenthau

jss psychology

tennis team; neighborhood youth corps.

isaac elchanan mozeson

emc english

sigma tau delta, pres.; soccer team, capt.: kol, ed.; commentator, lit-
erary ed.; hockey team.

mayer of fman

yp economics

economics club; karate club; chess club; eco-
nomics advisory committee, co-chairman.

jay nadelbach Joseph saul oppenheimer

yp sociology emc premed

commentator, assoc. research ed.; sociology commentator, cir. ed.; intramural

club, pres. basketball.

marc orenstein

emc economics

karate club. g^

Jeffrey mark pickholtz

emc history

student court, junior justice; emc student

court, senior justice; wrestling team, mgr.

abraham pollock leonard press

emc premed yp premed

wrestling team, capt.; curriculum eval-
uation comm., co-chairman; commen-
tator; tempo.

allan plaut

yp premed

dean's list; wyur.

fred pruslin

jss biology

research in dr. tendler's lab.

mark rand

yp premed

dirshu; karate club; gesher.

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Stephen reinhard

jss history

Jewish affairs comm., chairman; neighborhood youth corps, pres.;
student court, soph clerk; who's who; sssj campus coordinator;

dorm comm.

Steven reisman

emc premed

alpha epsilon delta; ycsc vice-pres., freshman year;

space comm.; judo club.

Joel rich

yp mathematics

basketball team, capt.; pi mu epsilon; chess club; eco-
nomics club; hockey intramurals; big brother; dean's list;
named in outstanding college athlete yearbook.

barry rifken

economics

david richman

jss-yp predent

dramatics society; neighborhood youth corps; soy rep;

hamevaser, copy ed.

neil ringel

yp premed

tuvia rister

yp economics

economics club, pres.; wyur; soy.

tsvi felix rogin

jss-yp biology

scholastic standing comm

satn roseman

jss english

neal rosenblum

emc premed
commentator, assoc. ed.; alpha epsilon delta; intra-
mural basketball.

Sidney rosman

emc premed

fencing team; karate club; commentator, pro-
jects ed.; alpha epsilon delta; dean's list.

Joshua rosensweig

yp history

sssi coordinator.

martin roth

emc psychology

masmid, senior ed.;
sigma tau delta; pi
gamma mu; psych club;
elections comm.

ira rudowsky

yp mathematics

teacher-course evaluation comm., chairman;

discount comm.; soy hagaddah comm.

ycsc.

david s. safar

emc premed

election comm. & canvassing comm., co-chairman;
commentator typist; alpha epsilon delta; tempo;
dean's list.

leonard schlangel

emc sociology
ycsc pres., senior year; dean's list; student admissions socie-
ty, co-chairman; who s who; pi gamma mu; tempo, assoc.
board; ycsc sec'y-treas., junior year; ycsc corresponding
sec'y; sociology club; neighborhood youth corps.

Samuel saf ran

yp phsycis

senate; wyur; accordianist.

harold schechler

yp premed

undergraduate counc

joel f. schindel

jss economics

yu chorus; elections

comm.; dean's list.

martin schiff miller

yp chemistry

Jewish affairs comm., chairman.

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saul Schneider

yp economics

economics club.

martin schnall

yp economics
economics club.

Stuart Schwartz

yp predent

ycsc polling comm., chairman; ycsc publicity comm.;

orthodox Jewish scientists.

dore schreibman

emc premed

masmid, exec, ed.; elections comm,, chairman.

yale shulman

emc premed

alpha epsilon delta, pres.;
karate club; emcsc; tempo,
contrib. ed. & prod, ed.;
commentator; curriculum
evaluation comm.

gerry skolnik

emc political science

student court, justice; dean's list;

intramurals.

Steven sommer

emc psychology

psych club.

kenneth shrier

yp premed

michael smith

enic hsitory

basketball team; balanced basketball;

dean's list.

marvin snow

yp premed

commentator, asst. business mgr.; wyur, engineer & dj;

alpha epsilon delta, vice-pres.; big brother.

charles jay snow

yp economics

economic mind, ed-in-chief ; pi gamma
mu, secy-treas.; curriculum evalua-
tion comm.

Israel g. sokolowski

yp political science

ycsc weekend & Finance comm.;

kol; commentator, circ. ed.

leonard h. sokoloff

yp psychology

henry Jonathan spencer

emc premed

biology club; psych club; research project in

microbiology.

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zvi spiler

jss-yp history

karate club; soccer team.

robert sreter

emc premed

neighborhood youth corps; commentator.

Sander srulowitz

jss history

jsssc, vice-pres.; student admissions socie-
ty: speaker's bureau; dorm comm.; Jewish
guidance program; dean's list; jss book
drive, mgr.

menachem stamler

emc predent

hamashkif, ed-in-chiel-; masmid, nir ed.;

soccer team.

Joseph stechler

ss-yp political science

debating team, capt.; commentator,
senior ed.; pre-law society, pres.

It I

sigfried stein

yp economics

marc stern

yp Jewish studies

pre-rabbinic society, vice-pres.; soy

hagaddah: who's who; dean's list.

chaim stramer

jss political science

wyur, station mgr. & chief engineer;

pi gamma mu; amateur radio society,

pres.; hamevaser, assoc. copy ed.

ira Sturm

emc economics

nahum swinkin morris lilson

jss history emc premed

bowling team, capt.; jsssc rep; neighbor- basketball team; intramural basketball;

hood youth corps; sssj. commentator, circ. ed.

avi terry

ss premed

sammy d. trencher

vp predent

senior dinner, chairman.

martin vasas

yp mathematics

judo club; chess club.

avi weiss

yp economics
dorm rep; student directory, chair-
man; dirshu; pre-rabbinic society;
economics club; ycsc vice-pres.,
senior year; noar mizrachi; ny
times rep.

avy weberman

emc economics

sssj campus coordinator; Jewish affairs comm., soviet

Jewry activities chairman.

neil weintraub

yp english
fencing team, co-capt.

david weiss

yp-emc premed

soy; wyur, cultural affairs director; hame-
vaser, business mgr. & senior ed.; neigh-
borhood youth corps; student admissions
society; uja campaign; big brother; alpha
epsilon delta.

michael jay weiss

yp-emc chemistry

chemistry club, pres.

bernard welt

emc english

sigma tau delta,

vice-pres.

dov weitman

emc mathematics
curriculum evaluation comm.; pi mu ep-
silon, vice-pres.; pre-law society.

marvin wertentheil

emc premed

Jeffrey widowsky

yp biology
tempo; balanced basketball.

masmid, photog. ed.; psi chi;

daniel wildman

psychology
neighborhood youth corps;

psych club; dean's list; ncsy national advisor.

daniel wohlgelernter

yp premed

tempo, ed-in-chief; alpha epsilon

delta, sec'y; sigma tau delta; yc

valedictorian.

richard wolpoe

yp history

morris jay wruble

yp psychology

fencing team, mgr.; commentator,
Israeli correspondent: psych club;
dean's list; neighborhood youth
corps; minyan gabbai.

myron wurzburger

jss history

jsssc; dean's list; pi gamma mu; wyur,

program director; ycsc financial affairs

comm.; commentator; jsssc activities

comm., chairman.

michael yammer

emc sociology

masmid, activities ed.; sociology club.

david zwillenberg

emc premed

emcsc pres. & sec'y-treas.; emcsc

pres., soph year; tempo, senior ed. &

exec. ed.

harry zelcer

emc premed

soccer team; judo team.

joel zdanowitz

yp premed-psych

dirshu; psych club, vice-pres.; psi

chi; dean's list; hamevaser, research

ed.; dorm comm., co-chairman.

Philip Lieberman

of
Blessed Memory

The Philip Lieberman Memorial
Award is presented annually by the
graduating class to the senior it considers
highest in character and personality, and
who has offered outstanding service to
his class. This year, the class of 1973 has
selected Brian Frohlinger of Fairfield,
Connecticut, as the recipient. A JSS stu-
dent majoring in Chemistry, Brian has
served as President of the JSS Student
Council for two years. He has also served
as Secretary of the Undergraduate Coun-
cil, Chairman of the Yom Hashoah pro-
gram on campus, and Co-chairman of
the Student Admissions Society. The
class of 1973 is confident that Brian Vv^ill
continue to assert himself as a leader in
the American Jewish community.

Brian Frohlinger

hCGlVIGIBS

CDASCDMD

bob

marty

david

dudi

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danny

editors

robert henedek
editor-in-chief

josh miller
business manager

daniel wildman
photography editor

david mark
literary editor

harold gordon
art editor

ira bejell
editor-in-chief

mordechai hoschander
business manager jOsh

dore schreibman
executive editor

martin roth
senior editor

michael dudi yammer
activities editor

photographic contributors

ira bejell
robert benedek
paul claimon
lenny fuld
moishe gaerman
Steven gordon

hirsh Joseph
paul millman
shmuel solomon
mark weiner
david weiss
daniel wildman

The production of a yearbook is an enormous un-
dertaking, especially when most of the work must be
done by one person. Yet, I feel that credit should be
given where due, and so I would like to extend extra-
special thanks to:.

Ira Bejell — it was a pleasure working with you.

Arlene Opatut — it could never have been done
without you.

Danny Wildman — your dedication and tireless ef-
forts were a source of strength and encouragement.

Josh Miller — your persistence paid off.

bob benedek

A United Project

We announce the formation of the United Project, a concerted
effort to revitalize the Yeshiva College Student Council.

Since our arrival at Yeshiva College, we have witnessed a
continuous deterioration of student activities. Over the past
few years our student community has lost its voice in city-wide
and national Jewish affairs.

At our own expe^ise of time and money, we have undertaken to
research the ineptitude of the Student Council. In one week we
will present our results.

In order to implement our ideas, we will enter a united
slate of candidates in the forthcoming student government and
class elections. We appeal to you for ideas which will form the

"^'*wrirf coYESHIVA COLLEGE STUDENT COUNCIL

year of inactivity on campus will be disastrous to student life
at Yeshiva College, I ii^

left to right: sec'y-treas. m. rucheisman, pres. z. davis, vice-

pres. V- ostreicher. H'

which may oe introduced to the Student Body of Yeshiva College."
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working with the United Project "« meet with any of the following
people; Alan Kaufman fiu720, Bernard Kaminetsky Hu522.Leo Friechman 302M
Michael s. Klein CY 5-5826, Michael Bergman 928-5026

LAST IN A SERIES OF SLANDER SHEETS

In the past few days, it has come to our attention t.io.
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TEMPO

left to right: c lovinger. s. winter, d. wohlgelernter
(ed. -in-chief).

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WYUR ^

left to right: b. ettlinger, c. stramer. g. hirsch, d,

kolat.

KOL "

left to right: t. hands, j. legman, t. glasses, i. moze-

son (ed,), i, berkowitz, d. mark, dr. p. conolly

(fac. adv.).

PSI CHI

left lo right: h block, c.
levner, m. schlusselbcrg, s.
schaeffer, n. newman. r.
benedek (pres.), n. blumen-
thal, dr. h. adler (fac. adv.),
d. wildman, n. levy.

ALPHA EPSILON DELTA

left, front to back: 1. bern-
stein, y. shulman (pres.), y.
goldberg, h. elbaum, s.
bloch, etc., right, front lo
back: m. goldman, ?. mer-
melstein, a. lichtbroun. li.
spencer, y. stollman, etc.

PI GAMMA MU

left to right: a. carmel, m. aaronson, j. fruchter, I. hirsch
(pres.), s. brill, h, guttman, s. schaeffer.

SIGMA
TAU DELTA

left to right: i mozeson (pres.), b. welt, d. mark.

PI MU EPSILON

left to right: b, herman, j. rich, d. wcilman, s, brill.

PRE-LAW
SOCIETY

standing, left to right: i. wahrman, a. gross, h. guttman,
m. ruchelsman, i. givup, s. brill, m. goldstein, m. aaron-
son, d. weitman, j. fruchter, p. reinstein, 1. hirsch, s. borg.
sealed, left to right: j. stechler (pres), dr. m. hecht, a.

einhorn.

AMERICAN

CHEMICAL

SOCIETY

left to right: m. weiss (pres.). s. mittleman, h. elbauni.

PRE-RABBINIC
SOCIETY

left to right: s. feld, s. kessler, s. vvexier, (pres.), i. benedek
(hon. pres.), n. kahan.

ECONOMICS
CLUB

left to right: m. aaronson, j. cooper, m. orenstein, 1, arfe,
i. Cohen, i. schoenfeld, s- stein, m. schnall, t. rister
(pres,), j. fruchter, d. kolat, j, rich, j- epstein.

SOCIOLOGY
CLUB

left to right: j. nadelbach (pres.), d. cohen, m. yammer, d.
wilzig, m. fuchs.

PSYCHOLOGY
CLUB

first row, fronl to back: n. vogel, r. benedek, s. schaef-
fer, n. newmwn, j. zdanowitz. second row, front to back:

h, block, j. buchbinder, d. mark.

NEIGHBORHOOD
YOUTH CORPS

left to right: d. wildman, h. gordon, h. horwitz, d. ko-
Ijt, ii. burns, c. i^panglet, r. benedek, s. reinhard (pres.),

V. tall.

THE MEXICAN
IMMIGRATION
SOCIETY
AND FRIEND

left to right: g. bedell, m. chailovsky, d. weiss.

YOUNG
AMERICANS
FOR FREEDOM

'D^U\a)At5ICS

Through the dedication and talents of Anthony Beukas,
faculty advisor and director of the Dramatics Society, ex-
cellence and professionalism have become hallmarks for
Yeshiva University productions. Since Mr. Beukas has
taken over as theater director, the following plays have
been produced:

1965-1966

1969-1970

Twelve Angry

Men

Stalagl?
Marat /Sade

1966-1967

Dumb Waiter

1970-1971

Zoo Story

Queen of the Rebels

Home of the B

rave

No Time for Sergeants

1967-1968

1971-1972

Incident at Vic

hey

Child's Play

Oliver

Hamlet

1968-1969

1972-1973

Billy Budd

A Canticle for Leibowitz

The Dwarfs

The Fantasticks

The Indian Wants the Bronx

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For centuries, sports have been considered one of the most necessary tools used to
produce the whole man. To acquire a sense of actual living, the body, as well as the
mind, must receive dynamic encouragement and involvement. Athletic skills employ
both the stamina and exertion of the body, as well as the energy and concentration of
the mind, in order to bring about the proper functioning of the individual.

For students at Yeshiva, the Latin saying, "mens sana in corpora sano," a healthy
mind in a healthy body, has acquired particular significance. We have come to under-
stand that we are, after all, Jews living in a secular world. By being part of this secular
world, even in such things as athletic competition, we can better assert our unique-
ness as the possessors of the rich and vibrant heritage of Judaism, Pride in our
uniqueness can only be strengthened by the attainment of equality with others .

Unfortunately, years of administration neglect have severely frustrated attempts
by YU jocks to achieve a sence of physical equality with their secular' counterparts.
To some, this may not be very disturbing. But to those of us who view athletic com-
petition not only as a persona! struggle against a worthy opponent, but also as a bat-
tle in defense of who we are and what we stand for, it is very disturbing.

The occassional win collected by our Basketball, Fencing, or Wrestling Teams, is
just enough to remind us that if we keep trying, we can win; that even when talent,
speed, equipment, and practice are lacking, guts may be enough to carry us through,
But all to often, even that is not enough.

BASKETBALL

The rag-tag Basketball Team is a perfect example of a team dying of neglect. Year af-
ter year, the team has had to contend with ill-fitting uniforms, no home gym to practice
or play in, and an impossible schedule against superior opponents. But until this year,
there was always at least one 'superstar' who would help the team capture at least a few
respectable victories a year. This year, there were no superstars. Still, co-captains Chuck
Levner and Joel Rich, along with Dave Wilzig, Albie Faber, Ira Shraga, and big Paul Mer-
lis, accomplished under the leadership of Coach Hal pert, what many have considered a
"Mission Impossible;" they won 3 games. But they also dropped 15, and that is a hell of
a morale crusher; it also does wonders for the team's reputation, and the reputation of
the school.

bottom, 1. to r.: dov cohen, jimmy haber, morris marn, dave wilzig, albie
i^aber, jack shaknow — manager, top, I. to r.: Jonathan halpert — coach, ira
schraga, mendy goldfinger, paul merlis, Joel rich — capt., josh bertram, dave
berens, Steve reisbaum — manager, not shown; chuck levner — capt., bruce
wenig.

TEAM RECORD

OPPONENT

Pace

Drew

Jersey City St.

Hunter

Brooklyn

Pratt

NY Tech

New Paltz

38
62

Adelphi
Dominican

78
70

Lehman

, 76

York

Kingspoint

Cathedral

Queens

Stoney Brook

104

St. Thomas Aquinas

Marist
WON -3 LOST -15

107

WRESTLING

The fact that the Wresthng Team
fared better was not due so much to
skill as it was to guts and determination.
As coach of the Wrestling Team, Neil
Ellman has pounded his own brand of
no-quit guts into each and every wres-
tler. Co-captains Lenny Press and Reu-
ben Koolyk, consistantly demonstrated
to their teammates what was expected
of them, and the team quickly caught
on. Soon, the Wrestling Team became
the talk of the YU athletic scene, and
scores of enthusiastic fans attended
home matches to cheer their heroes on.
The historic victory over the tough City
College squad, was the product of Neil
Ellman's coaching abilities, the individ-
ual wrestler's drive, and the crowds
electrifying cheers of encouragement.
The Wrestling Team was often able to
put it all together, and finished the year
with a respectable record of 7 wins and
5 losses.

But too much optimism for
the future of the Wresthng
Team would be fool-hardy.
With the loss of seniors Lenny
Press, Reuben Koolyk, Steve
Edell, and Avi Terry, one has
to wonder about next year, and
the year after. The coaching is
there, and so is the home gym.
But with the physical educa-
tion requirement of YU cut to
the bear minimum of one year,
it is doubtful that as many stu-
dents as in earlier years will be
willing to expend the time, ef-
fort, and determination, neces-
sary to become successful
wrestlers . . . Perhaps these
doubts are unwarranted, per-
haps not. As the cliche goes,
only time will tell.

standing left to right: s. palgon, a. mansdorf (mgr.), 1. press (capt.). r- koolyk (capt), d. teaman, I. eisenberg (mgr), n. ellman (coach).
kneeling left to right: p. fuchs, n. schwitzer, r. schmukler, n. kline, s. edell, s. meyer, p. Schwartz, missing: m. ruchelsman, a. terry.

The many years of admin-
istration neglect has finally
left its mark on YU's win-
ningest team, the Fencing
Team. This is best indicated
by the sub-par 3-6 record
collected by the team this
year.

But this record is not in-
dicative of what the team had
to contend with. Added to
the usual problems of poor
and insufficient equipment,
was the injury of Captain
Joel Baum in the first bout of
the first match of the year.

But even more important,
Yeshiva had to compete
against colleges that had re-
cruited high school fencers
on scholarship. Coaches
Tauber and Marcel, both ex-
tremely qualified as coaches,
are required to take freshmen
who never even saw a foil,
epee, or sabre, let alone know
how to use one, and mold
them into skillful fencers by
the time they are juniors .

Yeshiva fencers are good;
some are even talented. The
coaching is excellent, and the
facilities are at least satisfac-
tory. But unless YU begins
to match recruitment strides
with other colleges, one can
only wonder when the Fenc-
ing Team will once again live
up to its reputation as YU's
winningest team.

This year, four of the
team's steadfast starters, Joel
Baum, Bob Benedek, Sid
Rosman, and Neil Wein-
traub, graduated. Who will
fill the slack, or whether it
will be filled at all, is yet to be
determined.

What is clear, is that the
winning formula for the
Fencing Team must be redis-
covered quickly. Otherwise,
the team will suffer a slow
and agonizing death at the
hands of mediocrity.

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TEAM RECORD

OPPONENT

St. Peters W

L
L
L

Brooklyn W
Farleigh Dickinson W
Jersey City St. W
Drew L

L
L

Brooklyn Poly W
Marist W

Baruch L

Pratt WM L

WON -3 LOST -6

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front, leH to right: 5. rosman, j^ baum (capt.), r. benedek. back, left to right; 5. buchbinder, 1, laufer, m. schrantz, a, person, t ness, v.
fried, w. greenberg, coach tauber, coach marcel, h. peters, m. denenberg, a. guy, m. hirsh, e. goldner, b. white, f. schulman.

KARATE

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The class of '73 . . . It is a class of three 4.0's along
with a huge supporting cast of summas. It is a class
that boasts nine acceptances to various graduate pro-
grams at Harvard. It is a class that almost made the
Dean's List Luncheon look like the Senior Dinner. It is
a class, some say, that has captured intramural crowns
by spending off-nights at Belfer computing the precise
angles and arcs necessary for perfect bank-in shots.

But more than all this, the class of '73 is 242 individ-
uals. 242 individuals who attend three different Jewish
Studies Divisions and have 242 different views of how
religion should or does affect their lives. 242 individu-
als who think different thoughts, laugh at different
jokes, play different games, are intrigued by different
phenomena and who plan different futures. 242 indi-
viduals who are destined to assume leading roles as
rabbis, teachers, physicians, psychologists, lawyers,
businessmen,, accountants, physicits, biochemists and
social workers; each one determined to make his own
impression upon the sediment of society .

Some of us have matured and mellowed during our
years at YU; others among us have regressed and been
stunted. Some of us have grown hair long enough to
classify us as hippie-freaks; others among us wear
tzitzis that dangle out of our pants long enough to
classify us as f rummie-f anatics .

These 242 individuals managed to stay in YU long

inextricable mass distinguishable from others just as
each individual within the mass differs from the other.
But we have come to YU as individuals and we have
departed as individuals. Outside of neo phytic friend-
ships that have yet to stand the test of time, there is no
human bond that unites us as one.
Some may claim that the failure of the class of '73 to
become 'one happy family' is a weakness in the struc-
ture of YU. I say, that unintentionally, it is YU's great-
est strength. For there is no one way to live life, and
there is no one way to love G-d. Man does not exist to
be as indistinguishable as a drop of water in the ocean;
rather he exists to be as singular as a raincloud in a
blue sky. He must do what 'he' wants to do, believe
what 'he' has come to trust.
Conformity does not imply that one must surrender
his individuality to society, that he must melt into the
mass. Rather, it implies that one must add his 'own'
contributions to the benefit of society. If there are
those among us who have not found YU a unique edu-
cational experience, we all have at least learned the
value of our own uniqueness .
Masmid '73 is a reflection of all that has contributed to
make the YU experience for the individuals of the class
of '73, lest we forget. For if we forget who we are and
why we are so, then we have forgotton all there is to

know.

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Through the years, Yeshiva's goal has been
to introduce its students both to the complex-
ities of Western intellectual thought, and to
the subtleties of traditional Jewish teachings.
It was hoped that the student would be able
to forge a synthesis of these two traditions,
and thus be better prepared to face the pres-
sures and stresses of twentieth century life
with equanimity and purpose.

So much for the goal of Yeshiva. For al-
though it is a noble goal, and at the same
time, a goal which may have been attained by
many students, it refers only to an aspired
end product. But we have spent four years of
our lives at Yeshiva; four years of fulfillment,
frustration, enlightenment, and education. It
is rather a synthesis of all that transpired
during these four years that has made us
what we are today, and in a large sense, what
we will be tomorrow.

Somfe of us sought knowledge, others sought
^ades, and still others sought nothing. In this
|e, Yeshiva has been to us just what we want-
Id to make of it. Knowledge was the priceless
podity offered to us: it was for us to accept it

or reject it.

sy between the sometimes unyielding traditional-
ism of their Jewish Studies instructors and the lib-
eral rationalism of their college professors. Here,
synthesis desynthesized.

Seeking escape from the problems of syn-
thesis, and seeking relief from a constant bar-
rage of exams, students discovered satisfying
modes of self-expression. Some students
sharpened their cultural and esthetic tastes
by participating in such activities as chess
meets, concerts, and cultural exhibits. Oth-
ers, dulled their minds by concentrating on
physical activity, or by planting themselves,
automaton-like, in front of the first available
tv set.

In any case, it was soon discovered that
one could hardly be expected to maintain his
sanity in such a high-pressured mini-cosmos
as YU, without finding, or if necessary, creat-
ing, satisfying diversions.

The many problems and
pressures posed by college life,
and particularly by college life
at Yeshiva, also kindled within
us the desire to know and to
understand ourselves. But we
found this Aristotalean ideal
too difficult to attain simply by
our own introspection.

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And so,

seeking a greater
understanding of
ourselves . .
we sought to
understand others.

As the semesters slowly pas-
sed, we learned that our impor-
tance as individuals was some-
times best expressed by our
involvement in the joys and
sorrows, as well as the comfort
and anguish of those, for whom
we felt a special bond of unity.
The key to our own individual
importance, was togetherness.
And so, we celebrated togeth-
er, and we demonstrated
together.

Our ties to Eretz Yisroel
strengthened with each passing
day. Many of us even spent a
whole year of study in the Land
of Milk and Honey.

Golda visited our campus,
and brought us blessings from
Eretz Yisroel, and an entire po-
lice department from New York
City.

Israel Independence Day at Yeshiva University was a

truly beautiful experience. All day long, we sang, danced,

and prayed. The songs were songs of joy, the dances were

dances of freedon\, and the prayers were prayers for peace.

And so, while discovering who we are as individuals, we

were discovering who we are as a people.

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realized that our diversions had actually become our
main interests in life. Yet, sometime between our in-
volvement in diversions and our search to know and
understand ourselves, we managed to find the time to
return to the nitty-gritty of college life, schoolwork; or
to be more precise, tests, quizzes, essays, papers, and
lab reports. Certainly, at Yeshiva, studying was a way
of life, or perhaps more accurately, a necessity of life,

for many students.

Finally, we saw "the light at the end of

the tunnel." Stocked with a fresh supply

of no-doz pills, and ground roast coffee

without the grounds to wash them down,

we braced ourselves for a last semester of

extreme physical and mental exertion.

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JOEY OPPENHEIMER

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from

for helping me make it through YU

Mom, Dad, Karyl and Judy

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Mom, Dad,
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and the class of 73

from

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Mazel Tov to

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on his graduation
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upon his graduation

and best wishes for

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the future.

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and the class of '73

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Mom and Dad

on your graduation

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Rena, Sheldon

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upon his graduation

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Best Wishes to

DAVID

and his classmates
of June 1973

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and Family, White Plains, N.Y.

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Congratulations
on your graduation

From the Family

Mazel Tov to

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and

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on their forthcoming marriage

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STUIE

and the class of '73

Mom and Dad

Grandma Feintuch

Grandma Solomon

Helen and Howie

Renae
Debbie and Elyse

MARTIN EHRENBERG

Mazel Tov on your graduation from

college and your forthcoming

marriage to Esther, and good luck

at John Hopkins Medical School.

Love

Dad, Michael, Miriam, Jonathan

Myles and of course Esther and

the Ben-Ari Family

Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to

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Mom and Dad

Fay and Gabriel

Chaim, Shterna

and Naftali

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Mom, Dad and Sheldon

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upon his graduation

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our dear son

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Congratulations and Best Wishes to

HENRY J. SPENCER

from

Mother, Father, Lizzy and Tiny

Mazel Tov and continued success
to my grandson

JOEL

from Grandpa Schindel

Mazel Tov

and Brocho to our

son

MOSHE ZEV SCHIFFMILLER

for a very successful future. Our
pride is boundless.

Love, Mom and Dad, Richie and Howie

Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to

MOSHE ZEV

from
Mom, Dad, Richie and Howie

Mom, Dad, and Lainey wish
SAMMY ROSEMAN

Mazel Tov and all the very best in
the future

BLUE

BUNNY

Best Wishes to

JOEL AND BARBARA

From
The Rich Family

To Mom and Dad
Love

HOWIE

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Congratulations to our nephew

THEODORE MIRVIS

Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Lazan
Bay Harbor Island, Florida

Congratulations to our nephew

THEODORE MIRVIS HLS '76

Mr. and Mrs. Kieve Sear

In honor of our son

TED

Rabbi and Mrs. Allan Mirvis

MazelTov to

LARRY LOCKERMAN

FROM
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M & M Spier Painting Corp.

Congratulates

HOWARD LORCH

upon his graduation

Mazel Tov to

ASHER LEEDER

Compliments of

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Zilberg '67
and Family

Congratr.lations to

LENNY

and his classmates,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greenblum

(212)-633-3098 (212)-268-6301

MIZMOR SHIR ORCHESTRA

Specializing in Jewish Music

Paul Glasser
68-16 136 Street Flushing, N.Y.

In honor of the marriage of

LENNY DAVIS

to
SHELLIE BLACK

Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Davis

Congratulations and Best Wishes to

ABE

and his classmates for a successful
future.

Judy and David Carmel

Congratulations and Best Wishes to

ABE ("THE DUKE") CARMEL

For success in all your future
endeavors.

Ben and Toby Gutwill

Congratulations to our son upon
his graduation.

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron P. Benkovitz
and son Leon

Congratulations to

CHAIM ANFANG

and the class of '73

Congratulations to

LOUIS ARFE

from a friend

Congratulations and Best Wishes to

MARC A. AARONSON

May he continue to be a source of
pride and joy to his family.

Grandma and Grandpa Schwartz

Compliments of
CARVEL STORE no. 324

505 w. 181 St.
New York, N.Y.

Orange Refrigeration and
Air Conditioning Company

67 Bedford St.

East Orange, New Jersey

674-0577

Congratulations and Best Wishes to
our Dear Son and Brother

MARC ALAN

on his graduation

Mr. and Mrs. David Aaronson
Iris and Michael Sharon

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MOORE BROS.

Wholesale Meats Incorporated

Congratulations to the Class of 1973

ALPHA DELTA EPSILON

New York Zeta Chapter

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arnowitz

Best Wishes to

IRA

Willy and Bea Bauman
Mark Bauman

Compliments of

LETTICK TYPOGRAPHIC, INC.

Bridgeport, Connecticut

MR. and MRS. PAUL LEHRFELD

MRS. RUTH ROME

ARTHUR I. BERLINER

SKY PLEATING CORPORATION

CONGRATULATIONS TO

SENIOR CLASS,
FROM A FRIEND

HOD CARMEL KOSHER PROV. CO.

WASHINGTON WALLPAPER CO., INC.

MR. AND MRS. MARTY SHAPIRO
MR. AND MRS. REGGIE VECCHIONE

ORIGINAL CONSUMERS OIL HEATING
CORP.

BERNARD L. MILLER

MAZEL TOY TO RONALD BERGER

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berger, Renee
and Marshall

Congratulations and Best Wishes to

LARRY

from Mother and Harvey

Congratulations to

LARRY

The Fuchs Family

MazelTovlu

ALLAN CHERNIKOFF

Mom, Dad and family

Congratulations to

JOEL FRUCHTER

From Uncle Harry and Aunt Anne

Congratul.itions and Best Wishes to

JOEL

from Mom and Dad

Congr.iliilations lu

JOEL FRUCHTER

Mrs. Rebecca Sorgen
Mrs. Bella Sandman

Mazel Tov to

JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN

Congregation Olam Tikvah congratulates

ELISHA C. KLIRS

Congratulations to

LARRY LOCKERMAN

Mazel Tov to

HOWARD LORCH

on his graduation.
Mrs. Rose Lorch

LEONARD HIRSH

Compliments of

JULIUS YOUNG

InMemorvof

JAKE WEINTRAUB

by his family

MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL SWINKIN

Bridgeport, Conn.

MOSHE SCHNALL

Mr. and Mrs. Schnall

MR. AND MRS. H. SCHNEIDER

Congratulations to

JOEL SCHINDEL

Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Siiberner

Mazel Tov to Tuvia and

the whole class of '73

Congratulations on your graduation

DAVID

7& TftafUewoad VtOKor.

MazelTov to

FRED

the Pruslin Family

MIKE LIEDER

STEVE FESSEL

MazelTov to

BENNY

from your Parents, Brother
and Sister

Best Wishes to IRA BAUMAN

To Larry: U. R. X. T. C. & ILU. Susan

Congratulations to Joel Fruchter

To Elisha YAMRS. GF. WAB. T. LYA

Samuel Teiter

Congratulations to David Safar

Mazel Tov to David Safar

Lynne Berliner

Tasty Pastry Corporation

Mr. and Mrs. C.K. Roth

The Savin Fuel Company

Benno Zimmet

Anonymous

Congratulations to Jeff; the Gross's

Best of luck to us all; Alan Lichtbroun

THE SINGERS
Mazel Tov to Allan Chernikoff
Rabbi & Mrs. Klirs
Congratulations to Larry Lockerman
Irving Rozwide

Congratulations to David Safar
Mazel Tov to Tuvia Rister
Congratulations to Neal Levy
Compliments of Elly Von Halle
Compliments of TOV MEOD
Dr. and Mrs. Sholom Krumbein
Congregation Chovovei Torah
Kissena Kosher Meat Mart Inc.
Congratulations to Jeff; Bubby Bookman

Best wishes to

the class of 1973

from

Azriel Feiner, CLU class of '61

and
Arnie Waldman, class of '72

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judge your neighbor until you have been put in his place.

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ERNA MICHAEL COLLEGE
STUDENT COUNCIL

CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 73

DAVID ZWILLENBERG

president

JOSH MILLER HYMIE SASSON

vice-president sec'y-treasurer

The Erna Michael College Student Council has purchased the following
four pages to honor its graduates and faculty.

Menachem Stsmler
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ERNA MICHAEL COLLEGE STUDENT COUNCIL

Senior Directory

Aaronson, Marc 4 Barbara La. Monsey, NY. 10952

Adler, Joseph 1039 55 St. Bkqn, NY 11219

Alexander, Martin 59 Palisade Rd. Elizabeth, N] 0720S

Anfang, Chaim 16 Woodside Rd. Springfield, NJ

Angstreich, Roy 1516 Adele Ct. Elmont, NY

Arfe, Louis 473 FDR Dr. New York, NY 10002

Arnowitz, Edward Grasty Rd. RFD 7 Pikesville, Md. 21208

Axelrod, Michael 66 West 94 St. New York, NY 10025

Bach, Maurice 8333 Algon Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19152

Baum, Joel 21 Suzanne Dr. Monsey, NY 10952

Bauman, Ira 418 Jones Rd. Englewood, NJ 07631

Bedell, Gary 56-47 208 St. Bayside, NY 11364

Bejell, Ira 277 Bernard Terr. Hillside, NJ

Benedek, Robert 214 Beach 32 St. Far Rockaway, NY 11691

Benkovitz, Michael 13o Shavmut St. Chelsea, Mass. 02150

Berger, Ronald 221 Fayette Blvd. Syracuse, NY 13224

Berkowitz, Abbey 3480 Sheridan Ave. Miami Beach, Fla.

Berkowitz, Leo ^7 West Walnut St. Long Beach, NY 11561

Bernstein, Larry 5100 15 Ave. Bklyn, NY 11219

Bloch, Sana 900-6 Co-op City Blvd. Bronx, NY 10475

Block, Harvey 189 Moore Ave. Leonia, NJ

Blumberg, Andrew 259 Commonwealth Ave. Spfld, Md. 01108

Bookman, Jeff 1000 Monmouth Ave. Lakewood, NJ 08701

Borg, Solomon 1611 50 St. Bklyn, NY 11219

Brick, Ivan 3119 Nostrand Ave. Bklyn. NY 11229

Brill, Steven 1695 East 21 St. New York, NY

Buchbinder, Jacob 2069 82 St. Bklyn, NY 11214

Burns, Edward 1558 Mace Ave. Bronx, NY 10469

Carmel, Abraham 488 E. 29 St. Paterson, NJ 07514

Chaitovsky, Myron 2466 78 Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19150

Chanales, Alan 1942 Bogart Ave. Bronx, NY 104e2

Chernikoff Allan 8 Cinnamon Circle Randallstown, Md. (Apt lA)

Cheslow, Alvin 9 Paley PI. Edison, NJ 08817

Citron, Richard 2897 De Witt PI, Bronx, NY 10469

Cohn, ira 108-24 66 Ave. Forest Hills, NY 11375

Dachs, Harvey 135-03 Union Turnpike Flushing, NY 11367

Davis.Leonard 7811 13 St. NW Washington DC 200122

Davis, Samuel 919 Lanett Ave. Far Rockaway, NY 11691

Davis, Zev 3152 N. Pine Grove Ave. Chicago, 111.

Diamond, Eliezer 718 Lincoln Blvd. Long Beach, NY

Diamond, Robert 1789 Manor Dr. Irvington, NJ 07111

Dicken,Alan 77-01 169 St. Flushmg, NY 11366

Dreyfus, Laurence 1006 Kingston Rd. Cherry Hill, NJ 08034

Eckstein, Yechiel 171 Daly Ave. Ottawa, Canada

Edell, Steven 104-27 117 St. S. Richmond Hill, NY 11419

Ehrenberg, Martin 1723 E. 14 St. Bklyn, NY 11229

Eichenbaum, Robert 3124 Benjamin Rd, Oceanside, NY 11572

Eisenman, Joel 48 Highview Rd. Monsey, NY 10952

Elbaum, Harry 12421 Flatlands Ave. Bklyn, NY 11208

Ettlinger, Ben 4 So. Pinehurst Ave. New York, NY 10033

Feinerman, Elliot 508 Hichsville Rd. Far Rockaway, NY 11691

Feintuch, Stuart 2014 80 St. Bklyn, NY 11214

Feuer, David 3425 Lindbergh Ave. Oceanside, NY 11572

Finkeistein, Howard 1221 42 St. Bklyn, NY

Fradkin, Kenneth 699 W. 239 St. Bronx, NY 10463

Frank, Dennis 19-05 Jordon Rd. Fair Lawn, NJ 07410

Fredman, Rapha 865 Wilner Dr. University City, Mo. 63130

Freidson, Michael 109 Fifth Ave. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Freilich, Abraham 562 Cedar Hill Rd. Far Rockaway, NY 11691

Freilich, Ary 138 Graham St. Gardner, Mass.

Freudenberger, Joel 147 Sumter St. Providence, RI

Freundel, Bernard 2102 74 St. Bklyn, NY 11204

Frohlinger, Brian 20 Homeland St. Fairfield, Conn. 06604

Fruchter,Joel 520 Crown St. Bklyn, NY

ruchs, Menachem 860 51 St. Bklyn, NY 11220

Furst, Laurence 31-20 36 St. Astoria, NY 11106

Gaerman, Moishe 65 Avenue D New York, NY 1009

Glasser, Paul 68-16 136 St. Flushing, NY 11367

Goldberg, Yitzhak 3 Pevzner St. Haifa, Israel

Goldenhersh, Michael Bluff Rd. E. St. Louis, 111.

Goldin, Stanley 529 Colonade Rd. West Hempstead, NY 11552

Goldman, Martin 1928 Yates Ave. Bronx, NY 10461

Goldsmith, Leonard 5 Carlton La. Monsey, NY 10952

Goldstein, Jonathan 1100 Grand Concourse Bronx, NY

Goldstcm, Joseph 1615 East 24 St. Bklyn, NY 11229

Goldstein, Marvin 1011 South End Woodmere, NY 11598

Gordon, Harold 65 Griswold Dr. West Hartford, Conn. 06119

Goro, Stephen 140-9 Dekruif PI. Bronx, NY 10475

Grauer, David 32 Vermont Ave. White Plains, NY 10606

Greenbium, Leonard 150-05 77 Rd. Flushing, NY 11367

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Senior Directory

Gross. Alan
Grossman, Mark
Gruenspechl. Robert
Gulner, Shaul
Guttman, Hcnr\'
Haberman, Maurice
Hahn. Jonathan
Herman. Barrs-
Hirsh. Leonard
Hochman, Joel
Horwitz, Joel
Hoschander. Mordccha
Itzkowitz. Marvin
Jacobs. Philip
Jacobson. Richard
Jacobson. Shave
Kalinsky. Alan
Kaplan. Eliot
Kerzer. Martin
Kirshenbaum, Lester
Klahr. Aryeh
Klirs. Elisha
Koolyk. Rueben
Koslovve, Mark
Landa. Robert
Landes. Daniel
Lauterbach. Jerr>-
Leeder. .Asher
Legman. Jerome
Leider. Michael
Leiman. .Arthur
Levin. Ronald
Levner, Charles
Levy, Buddy
Levy . Neal
Lichtbroun. Alan

Lifshutz. Harold

Lipschitz. Michael . . .
Lockerman, Larry . . . .

Lorch, Howard

Luksenberg. Yacob . . .

Mark. David

Markinson. Jeffrey
Markowitz. Harry
Mechlovics, Harold
Mehl, Sidnev'
Mermelstein, Bernard
Mermeistein. Steven .

Miller. Joshua

Mirvis. Theodore -.
Mittelman. Stanley
Morgenthau, Joseph
Mozeson. Isaac
Nadelbach, Jay
Offman, Mayer
Oppenheimer, Joseph
Orenstein. Marc
Ostreicher, Marvin

Perles. Howard

Pickholtz. Jeffrey

Plaut, Allan . ,

Pollack. Abraham

Press. Leonard

Pruslin, Fred

Rand. Mark

Reichard. Michael

Reinhard, Stephen

Reinstein, Paul

Reisman. Steven

Rich. Joel

Richman. David

Richman, Stanley

Rifkin. Barry

Ringel. Neil

Rister.Tuvia

Rogin, Tsvi

Roseman. Sam

Rosenblum. Howard

Rosenblum, Neal

Rosensweig, Joshua

275 E. 201 St. Bronx, NY 10458

01-30 214 St. Bayside, NY 11364

825 West 187 St. New York. NY 10033

5o05 Alpine Ave. Montreal. 2ob Canada

oOl West 232 St. New York, NY 104o3

20-1O Seagirt Blvd. Far Rockaway, NY 11691

54 Simonson Rd. Glen Head, NY 11545 c/o G. Manchik

1470 57St. Bklvn. NY 11219

1474 East9St.'Bklyn, NY 11230

2100 Bronx Park East Bronx. NY 10462

8135 .Amherst Ave. St. Louis, Mo. 63130

144 Shelborne Rd. Toronto 9. Ont. Canada

445 Beach 21 St. Far Rockaway. NY

20 Burroughs Way Maplewood. NJ 07040

18 Meadow Woods Rd. NY 11020

121 Taft Ave. Long Beach, NY

1302 East 58 St. Bklyn. NY 11234
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902 Ocean Parkway Bklyn. NY 11230

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. 59 Carlton Rd. Monsey, NY 10952
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. 2336 W. 8 St. Bklyn, NY 11223
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. 8924 Brous Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19152
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. 384 Golf Dr. Oceanside, NY 11572
. 0-74 27 St. Fair Lawn. NJ 07410
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. 1253 Eckert Dr. Reading, Pa. 19602
. 815o Eastern. Ave. NW Washington, DC 20012
. 747 Elvira Ave. Far Rockaway, NY 11691
. 29 East 88 St. Bklyn. NY 11236

600 West 163 St. New York. NY 10032
. 141 Chilton Hall Elizabeth. NJ 07202
. 575 Grand St. New York, NY 10002
. 109 Patton Blvd. New Hyde Park. NY 11040
, 2922 Barnes Ave. New York, NY 10467
. 225 S. Vermont Ave. Atlantic City, NJ 08041
. 408 72 St. North Bergen, NJ 07047
. 566 Oak Dr. Far Rockaway. NY 11691
. 29 Maple St. Bklyn. NY 11225
. 72 East 35 St. Paterson. NJ 07514
. 158 Algonquin Rd. Hampton, VA. 23361
. 119-20 Union Tpke New Gardens, NY 11415
. 9 Rail St. New Orleans. La.
. 141 Lenox Ave. Providence, Rl 02907
. 110 Seaman Ave. New York. NY 10034

. 2447 Fish Ave. Bronx, NY 10469
. 865 West End Ave. New York, NY 10025
. 316 Beach 27 St. Far Rockaway, NY 11691
. 67-38 108 St. Forest Hills. NY 11375

. 68 Remsen Ave. Monsey. NY 10952
3294 Beechwood Rd. Cleveland Hts., Ohio 44118
, , 320 Wadsworth Ave. New York, NY 10040
. . 1623 52 St. Bklyn. NY 11204
, . 4800 N. 10 St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19141
. 70-25 Kissena Blvd. Flushing, NY 11367
955 51 St. Bklyn, NY 11219
315 West 70 St. New York. NY 10023
3490 Prairie Ave. Miami Beach, Fla. 33140
. . 2065 Grand Concourse Bronx, NY 10453

. 155 Laurelton Blvd. Long Beach, NY 11561
. . 69-70 183 St. Flushing, NY
. . 836 Prospect St. Glen Rock, NY
. , 45 Lantern Lane, Sharon, Mass. 02067
3428 Tibbett Ave. Bronx, NY 104o3
1829 49 St. Bklyn, NY 11204
906 Eastern Pkway. Bklyn, NY 11213
7303 Rebecca Dr. Alexandria, Va. 22307
288 Huntington Ave. Stratford. Ont. Canada
1190 East 9 St. Bklyn. NY 11230
3271 Judith Lane Oceanside, NY 11572
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