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Pre-Dental EMC
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Jewish Affairs Committee
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Jewish Affairs-Chairman
Senior Dinner-Co-chairman
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Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society
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Jewish Studies YP
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Economic Mind-Editor-in-Chief
Student Financial Affairs
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Student Council
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HAROLD WEISSLER
Math YP
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Track Club
Tutoring Club
Dean's List
Physics YP
Be 'er Yitzchak-Editor-in-Chief
S.O.Y.-Vice President, Co-chairman
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Chess Club
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ALAN KAUFMAN
Pre-Med, French JSS
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French Honor Society-President
English, Classics YP
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Economics YP
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Dean's List
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Jewish Studies EMC
Commentator-Projects Editor
Israel Correspondent
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Basketball
Dean's List
Sociology YP
Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society-
President
Sociology Club-President
Undergraduate Council
Dean's List
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JAY MARTIN COHEN
Psychology YP
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Pre-Medical Honor Society
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Dean's List
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Commentator-Editor
Curriculum Evaluation Committee
Basketball Team
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Dramatics Society
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Jewish Studies Honor Society
Political Science Club
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Pre-Medical Honor Society
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History EMC
Jewish Studies Society —
Vice President
Yavneh — Contributing Editor
Political Science EMC
Political Science Club
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Pre-Med EMC
Pre-Medical Honor Society
Pre-Med YP
Pre-Medical Honor Society
Tempo-Feature Editor
Dean's List
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DAVID WILZIG
Economics YP
Sociology EMC
Athletic Committee
Economics Club
Psychology Club
Hamevaser-Circulation Manager
Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society
Basketball Team-Captain
Hockey Team
Sociology Club-Secretary, Treasurer
Dean's List
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Most of us gave four years to Yeshiva;
You might want to remember some who didn't:
Norman Ackerman
Aaron Adler
Harvey Anker
Lewis Aron
Marc Aron
Azarya Berzon
Alan Bresler
Howard David
Steven Edell
Bryan Fox
Howard Freiman
Gary Frenkel
Joseph F rid 'man
Michael Friedson
Yitzchak Gedalowitz
Ivan Ginsberg
Solomon Goldman
Sam Goldring
Jeffrey Green
Arthur Greenberger
Gabriel Grossberg
Barry Gruber
Armand Grunberger
Ira Hartman
Alan Herskowitz
Brad Hill
David Horowitz
Jerry Kestenbaum
Nachman Kimerling
Nathan Kline
Philip Konigsberg
Michael Kramer
Peter Langer
William Leitman
Phillip Lerner
Jonathan Levy
Hillel Lichtenstein
Harold Lifshutz
Lawrence Malitzky
Saul Marcus
Abraham Mittelman
Stanley Mondrow
Jeffrey Nadel
Steven Neuman
Eli Oster
David Present
David Raab
Jay Rabinowitz
Stephen Richmond
Harry Schick
Michael Sebag
David Shapiro
Joel Shulman
Leonard Skoloff
Bernard Sorscher
August Spier
Bonnim Tanzman
Mordecai Tendler
Leonard Waldman
Walter Wasser
Richard Waxman
Jacob Weiss
Stuart Wise
Mitchell Wolfson
Owen Wolkowitz
Gerald Zahtz
In September, 1970, while most of the freshmen had
arrived at Yeshiva, David Raab was with his family aboard
a TWA plane that had been hijacked by Arab terrorists
and which was forced to land at Zaraka airport in Jordan.
After finally spending a year with us, David turned down
the Heights and became the first member of the Class of
1974 to go on Aliya.
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7. DR. HELMUT ADLER
Professor, Psychology
2. DR. CARL AUERBACH
Assistant Professor
3. DR. RALPH BEHRENDS
Professor, Physics
4. DR. RUTH BEVAN
Associate' Prof., Political Science
5. MR. HERBERT BIENSTOCK
Visiting Lee., Economics
6. MR. ZVULUN- CHARLOP
Lecturer, History
7. DR. MAURICE CHERNOWITZ
Professor, Art
8. DR. PAUL CONNOLLY
Assoc. Prof., English
9. DR. FREDERICK COOPER
Asst. Prof., Physics
10. MRS. IDA DOBKIN
Instructor, Chemistry
11. DR. DAVID FLEISHER
Professor, English
12. DR. GRAHAM FRYE
Assoc. Prof., Physics
13. DR. JONATHAN GINSBERG
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
14. DR. ABRAHAM HURWITZ
Professor, Health Sciences
15. DR. ARTHUR HYMAN
Professor, Philosophy
76. DR. LAUREL KEATING
Assoc. Prof., Speech
17. DR. SEYMOUR LAINOFF
Professor, English
18. DR. LEON LANDOVITZ
Professor, Physics
79. DR. EZRA LEVY
Assoc. Prof., Chemistry
20. DR. IRVING LINN
Professor, English
21. MR. HENRY MORGENSTEIN
° Instructor, English
22. DR. SIDNEY PLESKIN
Professor, Psychology
23. DR. YONA SABAR
Asst. Prof., Hebrew
24. DR. MOSES D. TENDLER
Professor, Biology
25. MR. PINCHAS WOLLMAN
Instructor, Hebrew
26. DR. ARTHUR WOODRUFF
Assoc. Prof., Physics
7. DR. SAMUEL BLACKMAN
/Assoc. Prof., Chemistry
2. DR. MOSHE CARMILLY
Professor, Bible
3. MR. NEIL ELLMAN
Visiting Lee, H. Ed.
4. DR. WILLIAM ETKIN
Professor, Biology
5. DR. MAYER FELDBLUM
Professor, Talmudic Lit.
6. MRS. LEAH GLASS
Instructor, Sociology
7. MR. JOSEPH GREENBLUM
Instructor, Sociology
8. DR. ELAZAR HURVITZ
Assoc. Prof., Bible
9. DR. MICHAEL KATZ
/Assoc. Prof., Bible
10. MR. THOMAS KNUDSEN
Instructor, German
11. DR. ELI M. LEVINE
Professor, Chemistry
12. DR. DAVID PLANK
Asst. Prof., French
13. DR. RALPH ROSENBERG
Professor, German
14. DR. SOL ROTH
Vis. Asst. Prof., Philosophy
15. DR. MORDKHE SCHACHTER
Professor, Yiddish
76. MR. MORRIS SILVERMAN
Professor, History
17. DR. ERNEST SIMON
/Assoc. Prof., French
18. DR. MANFRED WEIDHORN
Professor, English
79. DR. WALTER WURSBURGER
Vis. Assoc. Prof., Philosophy
20. MR. SOLOMON ZEIDES
Assoc. Prof., Library
\ 1. DR. ANTHONY BEUKAS
Asst. Prof., Speech
2. DR. ARASH BORMANSHINOV
Vis. Asst. Prof., Russian
3. DR. GERSHON CHURGIN
Professor, Hebrew
4. MR. DONALD DEITCH
Director, Pollack Library
5. DR. LOUIS H. FELDMAN
Professor, Classics
6. DR. LEOPOLD FLATTO
Professor, Mathematics
7. MR. ROBERT GOLDBERG
Instructor, History
8. DR. MICHAEL HECHT
Asst. Prof., Poli. Sci.
9. DR. PAULINE KRA
Asst. Prof., French
10. DR. HAY I M LEAF
Professor, Hebrew
11. DR. ARNOLD LEBOW
Assoc. Prof., Mathematics
12. DR. AARON LEVI NE
Asst. Prof., Economics
13. MR. JOSEPH LEVOVITZ
Chemistry Labs
14. MR. PEREZ POSEN
Asst. Prof., Physics
15. DR. ROBERT PUTZ
Instructor, Mathematics
16. DR. MOSHE REGUER
/Assoc. Prof., Bible
17. MISS EUGENIA SALAZAR
Visiting Lee, Spanish
18. DR. CHARLES SHAM/
Asst. Prof., Economics
19. DR. ASHER SIEV
Professor, Hebrew
20. MR. RUDOLPH STERN
Instructor, Biology
21. DR. MANNY STERNLICHT
Professor, Psychology
22. DR. ABRAHAM TAUBER
Professor, Speech
23. MR. DANIEL ZIFF
Instructor, Music
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1. DR. IRVING AGUS
Professor, Jewish History
2. DR. JOSEPH DUNNER
Petegorsky Prof., Poli. Sci.
3. MR. GARY EPSTEIN
Vis. Lecturer, English
4. DR. DA WD FINKELSTEIN
Professor, Physics
5. DR. JOAN HAAHR
Asst. Prof., English
6. DR. MAYER HERSKOVICS
Professor, Jewish History
7. MRS. SHIRLEY M. LAURO
Instructor, Speech
8. DR. EDWARD LEVY
Asst. Prof., Music
9. DR. HENRY LISMAN
Professor, Mathematics
10. MR. LORAND MARCELL
Vis. Lecturer, H. Ed.
11. DR. ALBERT MARRIN
Asst. Prof., History
12. DR. CHARLES PATT
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
13. MR. LEO TAUBES
Instructor, English
14. DR. SAUL WISCHNITZER
Professor, Biology
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the man of halakhah, is universally recognized as one of
the major Jewish leaders and philosophers of our times.
His ideas and thoughts have influenced large segments
of the world Jewish community, so much so, that Rabbi
Soloveitchik is referred to by the simple appellation
"The Rav".
7. Rabbi Nison Alpert
2. Rabbi Joseph Arnest
3. Rabbi David Bleich
4. Rabbi Noah Borenstein
5. Rabbi Zevulun Charlop
Director, Riets
6. Rabbi Avigdor Cyperstein
7. Rabbi Jonathan Ginsberg
8. Rabbi Jerome Corelick
9. Rabbi Chaim Culevsky
10. Rabbi Michael Katz
11. Rabbi Jacob Lesin A"H
12. Rabbi David Lifshitz
13. Rabbi Philip Paretzky
14. Rabbi Julius Fames
15. Rabbi Heshie Reichman
76. Rabbi Simon Romm
17. Rabbi Herschel Schachter
18. Rabbi Zelo Schussheim
79. Rabbi Aaron Shatzkes
20. Rabbi Gershon Yankelowitz
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7. Rabbi Ichak Avnery
2. Rabbi Abraham Berman
3. Rabbi Louis Bernstein
4. Dr. Moshe Carmilly
5. Rabbi Baruch Ehrlich
6. Dr.Yehudi Felman
7. Rabbi Morris Gorelik
8. Rabbi Chaim Gulevsky
9. Dr. Mayer Herskovics
10. Dr. Itzhak Ker stein
11. Rabbi Abraham Krupnik
12. Mr. B. Barry Levy
13. Cantor Macy Nulman
14. Rabbi Pesach Oratz
15. Mr. Zvi Reich
76. Rabbi Steven Riskin
17. Dr. Asher S/'ev
18. Dr. Harry Wohlberg
79. Rabbi Eric Zimmer
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7. Rabbi Solomon Berl
2. Rabbi Morris J. Besdin
Director, JSS
3. Rabbi Heshie Billet
4. Rabbi Benjamin Blech
5. Rabbi Manfred Fulda
6. Rabbi Joseph Crunblatt
7. Dr. Meir Havazelet
8. Dr. Elazar Hurvitz
9. Rabbi Aron Kreiser
10. Rabbi Abraham Krupnik
11. Dr. Norman Lamm
12. Dr. Chaim Leaf
13. Rabbi Joseph Lerner
14. Dr. Andre Neuschloss
15. Rabbi Mitchell Orlian
76. Rabbi Jacob M. Rabinowitz
Director, EMC
17. Dr. Moshe Reguer
18. Rabbi Philip Reiss
79. Rabbi Eliyahu Safran
20. Rabbi Sherman Siff
21. Rabbi Israel Wohlgelernter
22. Mr. Pinchas Wollman
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He seems to always be
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even the faculty consider him to be an «0HMm»,
4M*mmmmmmmmmmmm^*+tmmmmm*» his office.
Sometimes the less said the better. Fair? well....
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COL. ROBERT MARMORSTEIN
Director of Security and Safety
MR. SAM HARTSTEIN
Director of Public Relations
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RABBI JOSHUA CHEIFETZ
Director of Dormitories
PROF. MORRIS SILVERMAN
Registrar
MR. JACOB BLAZER
Director of Buildings
and Grounds
MR. JACOB NUSSBAUM
Director of Student Finances
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At the latest census, there were about 18,000 secretaries at
Yeshiva. However at any one time there are only about six who
are working.
Most of the secretaries seem to have been recruited from Bell
Telephone; they forever call on their experience. In fact, one
secretary made the AMA Journal last year when she had a
telephone receiver surgically removed from her ear.
The truth however is, that while they successfully manage to
keep you from seeing or speaking to the party you try endlessly
to reach the secretaries are among those few willing to speak
to you.
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YESHIVA COLLEGE STUDENT UNION BUILDING
2475 Amsterdam Ave.
New York, New York
MONDAY, DEC. 17, 1971 at 8:30 P.M.
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To sow* four years ot u»hi«a liviiKT ioibdormsislilce «at"va a (xwDot cherr«^yw orlt ateid tbepite. Where
:n you
X, u>& some bi/nuci>i&riu$9 i iunt IM kic w<" >»' wnwi'iv *"t> uMvuntt«m>j^iji^n mium" i^ncl ZOOvt-flDOK
the rmrior inconveniences Me dVavtu. rooms, paper-thin walls, semi-annual maid visits and icatbroomS
Shared but oolu fiftu people.
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week when neither he nor you bother any bncrer to oet up Tor mimjart-Cyeshii/a i^oulcf be better
off elimiflotincf floor counselors- their rooms couldrtetter serve 35 dumbwaiters fer returning
dirtu plates and food trays to fiarker'S.) ,
The stairs and elevators in the dorms rehire a li tilt getting used to. This can ta*e anywhere
fro* a month to four uears. The staircases only go to alternate Moors while the electors are
capable of stopping on every floor, skipping every o+her floor tor Keep \n$ you betujgen floors.
This presents no major problem since frequently they're, not Morning at all. The breakdown rate
is predictable, whether you live ormnt to visit someone on the top f/oor you can count on
the elevator not getting' there. Should y<9u have a room on the top floor, get yourself £*?me
comfortable shois,an oxuffen ferjfc and your education through a correspondence course.
While the elevators have a passencpr capacity of ten, on a normal day they'll hold anywhere
$rori\ -Forty-three to a hundred anieiaht before descending to pick up more. The Rubin elevator
also has row*) for oyer thirteen hundred dirtu plates and trays -frown Parker^ but obviously it*
passeritfer capacity is then slicMlu reduced.. ... . . , n „.„«„«-
Half to? dor* i rooms offer uo$a panoramic view) looking over Yeshryas Dancer compos,
on a clear dau this vie*) is better to be overlooked. The otter half of to, dorm room race either
Belfer or an apartment house. The Kids in ttex, rooms shut the IW6 in their rooms at myit
and hope to see swwetWnc?' wte/estincf across the way. Unle& of course those light* are
dlreadu off and they're %op)nc( tbbtteomt thing' interesting in thedormelTht gredt
advantage of the room u;ithB V/ewoC t/ie b<3of is Mat it ol6 easier for {mm to empty
tk,V firJvbatfe-via the windoui To Keep the light, draft and v/eu) fron entering, the
dorm resided planter their windows with poster*, empty can pyramids, local traffic signs
and lab specimens Varying from fcrw k> term). Thi* really ;s un/iecessdry -Since nothing'
usually penetrates the years of prim accumaldied on the window,. . •
*Ka*c" instances of craciW window, broken Me or lost Keys are takencare tf s/mpty wj
first locating your floor counse|or;(if youcan)and then fWinrS mrs M, o6F, mrblneram
fillincf out tKeir forms in triplicate. This usually takes quHt$mttim,*o it best to anticipate
any problems about fair weeks before, theu actual/u. happen/m order to be prepared. ■ . ■
Lunch is the time for the daily ritual of c-heckinr/for /wa//. If you tirit fwiember ifur
Combinatibn-or if* jammed Ouar) you can aluiaus W around to tht lcac( and get utoate&r
\$(Wl lookinr/ for. Voo can a/Ways find your box stuffed with tin weeti mmeoonpheci
Circulars -which are automatical/^ dumped in the appropriately placed trash can. you get used
to receiving' letters addressed to you with two mil old postmarks. The office staff usuaffy
take a w«e-k to soft ail the letters' and an additional week to read an the mail of coarse,
any botes that rattle when shaKen ore checked far food- Th/6 results in ^u getting a lot ok
empty boxes aiia My fat office staff. jjou learn evwtuaily that subscribincf to mags2ine^
medfls crettiotf them late.torn and with ail fcjtg iwfccr«6ti>tf articles cut out- The off ice ^staff
ha^ mastered numb^rs^ but not the alphabet yet-so should the mailing pritj $>c$i;tQ
RUACH
include your roow mmW}\^&xr letter H placed in a dead letter pile (which h mpiied tu)ice a day
Official Tv'*.6t«'w»iHrtpW»i rfri$estfors aM the opposite M&w%ahnth<<iomtioorfl6.
statistically hoide^r, ueure "lore apt A find ^ore «f these i*«*ii5 in the /worgf thaw fw Rut»/>-
(The walls in Rubin are so thin, you cao actually uJatch IV -from twodoofs douin.) . ....
The dorrwa are each equipped uifth f/ve washing niflchines and seven dryers to serve, about W
gtlMb. Swiehou), np Knotier i^nat t\m of day or nigKt you go c/oOiO, ftwg are ten fel/as w//t/i the/r
laundry in suitcase* waiting dtod of you brat) empty machine -these rea/ly fe nosuch thinfi 36
finder/ an empty nodohioe/^ either offloaded or brom. tfherieMr you taw your o/ottes ooi of
the machine/'* won't surprise you to find on/y one, of your Shifts *ri. another's underuJear.
T/ieonlt) alternates are to wear one set of dote all term or to briogf a// your laundry wirhyflU.
whwiwer wou go hone- , , . , . r
The dotty have about twenty phones flu* on any gr/vcw night, twe/vtave out ex order' and the
oVhtrs art pcrwon^t/u occupied- fl record utts broken wVn o/ie senior 6pe/rt 6.5 oon 5*op
hoar-* on a phone -spending onu^ owd'mt, and cli^incY tHe phone, f,«/OA t/mes to auwd »« curator,
most KI«U resort to (tetiina bhtir ou)0 phones or ftetflntf friends u>ho haue thin).
Cheifet2 a*d "the dorm cJwtmittee have a unioue ujay^f rnatchincX up roowwafes. TTieij finrf tte
ftrsi ttoo people who's las* nanies ctoo't rhyme and place them toadwf. Out of Wn student*
complaint "that thftnk^ it? ihh stf&tew, thu witiiiAes ended wp mthe top Moors which was veru
inawMenicnt onshabbos. The problem wa b solved by putting 3 lot more oui-oC-touMrs together
on the top floors; without checked first to see if their i\Mtb r(ytt or not.
Despite all the request -fornix infill out, you will U$«ai/ij &ndttpu/lth one tfftt wllortiod types
of roommates c
TNP£ A .
Ue ne^ misw* ™iriuan-he Goes €\Wy wrmci wd riiM ■ ^oo pretend you'ra asleep mlht w*nW
ui^e^ Vie mXb u-rws Qot ftit world's loudest a/arvn cTb&K-r/wi/irxr Bier Ben's chimes. Its set cfatiU
for w-ioSn dnd b-is of) rosh chodesh.'Hls 5havinfl' sounds l/'^a lau;n^a^r going Over zo/tfe
tfra*l. Hi3 5fdrol/r.«r H an exact /w /fat/on of a fteind' toilet. W*>« ^ «ej tftur eyf5 ar«
gtii] dosed %°sla% the door on hh uiau out so loutf that it never Mis todrop Mother
piece of planter on uour head- Wc ow uou dnotKer forty-f/ue mwafcc5 of6l^ u.wt//
ne'^ bad< and pnptrW %■ class. °Ue usually /ates along abort esteem boots ,a caseW
™e%tx rissel Yyk&I at Srfe and lows it- ne e^ew tr/e$ to get hh mother to Me some
of the disks u;hen he cfozs home. He, keeps Wis side ^ the room antteepticallq ttenle ana
irorwiculatelu neat wftheyletultiner pxtaula^ in \h place. "Vnk literally drives youcra2y-
(% forgave u-&u W that irnie uox couldn't ^ntr<?) your^e/f d/id iAir«uJ chicken bones u*der
7m desx andu)aiKed ail ov^ kk bed and pil/ctJ in ujet galoshes^and then accosed rfie vmaldj
When its <2o" outride he ^as to sleep with bht uJindoui <^>e»o but ma&$ qc7U ote^ ii ujhen \h
war %". Ow his bed, he has a tinuj calendar with phoWaphs of Hatching thicken*
(i"H hung- up initio benddid^. He ti/cles^ in recall the day? that u/e hai/e sSioo/. He
wanfed to paint the roo^o but you wouldn't a^ref on any of h/s favor/'te colors - prteon
gr^uj or hot pinx. Ow hU desK ne has a fTystrjp tulrof dead P««. On ^/5 ^esx
he has a little trans'/stor rad/'o with earplu^s(5o he can httentothe, neu& euom Inoar on
the hour). He also has the alarm clocXjdpushKa that he fife every nioht(and that uou
empty ever<3 morninry of dimes -for the phwiQa roll of cilarmijo bathroom thsute and a
gold -framed phdWapV) of his -family taken at h/'s har-mifrvab. fHe used to have hh
^ohedule cf courses tajoed to thv wmd^u) until he once noticed outside tye dorw that ljqh
had taped a centerfold to the ba<^ of ct)
He goes to sleep everu/igfit at \o\iDpm after the mimn ,the news and zwearina' cream dl)
over h)6 face. He ft'im fluffs hi^ pi /low. arranges Wr hno^^ ^^ dnthp*. &>r lu? ^t-xJir
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YESHIVA UNIVERSITY
FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
Thursday, June 6, 1974, 10:30 a.m.
DANCIGER CAMPUS
Amsterdam Avenue and 185th Street, New York
Please be in your seat by 10: 15 a.m.
YESHIVA UNIVERSITY
FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
Thursday, June 6, 1974, 10:30 a.m.
Danciger Campus
(North of 185th Street
on Amsterdam Avenue)
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARTICIPANTS
Please keep these instructions for your information
and guidance on Commencement Day.
NOTE: In case of rain,
the exercises will be
held in the Nathan
Lamport Auditorium,
2540 Amsterdam
Avenue (at 186th St.).
Because of limited
auditorium seating
capacity, General
Admission tickets will
be honored only as
space permits.
ADMIT ONE
GENERAL
ADMISSION
Major participants and honorary degree recipients
[I. to r.]: Rabbi Israel Klavan, Dr. Isidor Chein,
Philip M. Klutzmick, Senator Jacob K. Javits,
Dr. Samuel Belkin, Dr. Arthur F. Burns,
James A. Michener, Rabbi Max Hoch.
He, kte-ps the tie he wears to tlass under booKs. Ws idea of an aJI-nighier i* sidyinp; ap till /o:45 />*>.
}] is idea of a i*)a1er fight is &pra^in£ a h'ttle water* on wou in the shower rwm. We fe usua/Zy pte-mtd
and can ^,|tep Wy comfortably withacd'sseeted e>ioa/k. andfr his bed. J-/e pa/d -for ha/f £h£
reFrttfera+or burt *>ty »«s ft fcr a container of gjci/nft/Ut and plain yogurt, f/e #mV>/K that 31/
6tern ffirl6 afe'TZiu&AnK'artd that i?wbin is jU6t '»& How- Itpfoba&ly fo.
TVP£ 6
rie'5 ton at the winyan a iota I of e/gjot times dur/Og -fear ye3tf-U6ua//y because he hod
{alien asleep tfUr string all nicht in fche $hmlt-0{i only quiet room to the dor*)). sHudywo
really njeans cram/ninnr all night ce-fbre a test. fllLnichUK vnean siartincr U tdudc^ at mldn'idit
W about an tour; got rrrr fc <& u)do else is up and t^ staring out the wMo^ w\i\) the 5un
rises. Living fn the c(w»n 3)50 weans. ^jaKtor/ up at <\\osJr4oca °i:oo class, it means spending
\Xk dil-niaVrtefS bullshitting with the fellas \ playing cards ;t»M(ty on the phone iodUMirxj tj 000 hours
of iV. froinfl to sleep early wans ;;<90^. ije, has also a 4/J conveniences 'bo make himself feel
at Soome; -four 5/?eaker t>te/w, Ttf, hcTtplaie, H cubic rtfriddeftio<; broUer ,hasHf*fld piano. -fa
only fine he 6ai5 at Parke/6 is whty? % roommate's parent co/ne cop. He's a reoulajor customer
o-f sMm'K'-s and he uses' ParRer!6 plate $or ashtray .The wa)d refuse* to we/) enter his
room unless she has a pick ^houel and exkfMina-hc. She usua//y jusf pvh a quarantine sign
On his door and prays &r ifa summer, The u/afe are plastered With vi/laoe posters and photos
Of his home taun 4eaw6. The c/oJh^s are Jtepi ordered in the c\b$tt- those still bo be u)om
on haogdri and thost aWtadu) uJOfin^/) the tloor. if he's on a t-cam }he hanO'S his sweaty
Uniform, socks and jocks dripping owe thes'mk- Stern Girls are considered dorrs' but
crood to take out conen i\our'e desperate- When tni Knicjrs are en 7u, he can have
soou-t for+o) gays in his roowo waUVuncf ail night, "/fare i^ probab/y wore ioanprQ-
-furrtiture in the roo^ tHan iVj the. \v\wae. %t se cafaiop- k placed m a veru \mrror\ar\t
<opot in the row*\- under fat )ecxo( Hie wi'r to ktep it Worn rockintf- Tte best ^aM5 h^'s
5p^nf a-t VO hav« bcevo a huidr«d mi i€f> d\*)ay -Prom the dorm-
SoM£ Wou), ioO ALLOWS fHi^lM^T VOU)? ROoMMflTt IS THE WEZDOAJE.HE SE£M$
To TH/AlK 50 X)iSO.
Then acz alot of other aspects to dorm Me thot M^u simph wouldn't get I'Niha at ho*??£
Cor m an apartmeni). ° v
Hon) many -\me$ havf tycu •
lAJaj&^ed the ram fdil- into yoir roonn^
Taken a hot^iio<A»r u/ifr ic« waf«r^
uauhed T\/ i* ihe lounge w'/tfc W other gous and haw the color aJjusied &nd channel
tV\&v)<&(f darina every Svnmerciiii?
Pound ar\ ewply bathroom 6I3D only to find out too /afe-no paper?
found a telephon-e wth an 'out of orde.r' 6/^n on it- that reailu wori:a?
Had an erd'at/em^nt pa^ti^ at 3a^-thenigHt be -fore your rnidUrn- next door?
Had •foftw cfiXLjs ueiohinjrth* Snicks on 7\Z- the nloht b^fty>« uoiir final -next ^or?
How) can you evtfr -Cpro;et the t'me you ujcr^typing' uour Ufmpdver in the n^or^ anJ iaou had your
windoui open wh/fl someone enp«nea therfoor- it -boot two days till the ^acoowPmd cfft^n;and
anotlw boo daijs to fifa ail the patfes. Or lOhat about ih* times that it h so hot fn the roowi at
niflht that the H'e* are performing aerial acrobatics nmr^od all night? when it beanies $0
UMbearablu hat that the roaches start srteatin^, the annual w ater-Pi ghts be^/n Jt^'W ^uailij^sy
to predict - th^tj aiuiacje co\nd<ki with midterms and -finals} f'lM is the VU ritual inhere -fouir Aiil//on
ba^rri'^ and balloons a<t tow c[ht/ and the wjate/1 pressure V ail of upper Manhattan goes doui/),
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THE FELLAS
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Otfliu c*ltbfiti«4 *re fch€0M& who WltoM'eh era cop.
ChanuM^ i* a pfe*ant Spiritual retreat at win the doftv,, bwfob M ftet/W atntykri^fo i*auiiful
to look ^p ai wi^it and «e a MMnd Aienorafa* buoiirttf bright ,-'o tht windows, n)ith a f/#fe
iVnaoinatiort v^ou cam pretertel -the iortn. is burning cJomJKI.
Oor^iife abo mea^ toviflff Hockey fc0Uirflaww& douHstinoK ioflff corrldofs- 1+ she new* ewy rick
of ia&iI epace. plasfraf wittV ffcjwft, eartjfcfcw <b/dr>5 efc /t M&M waK/ntf ujp <*)£ flUdrfe M the lobby
&v\d ptey'mfl -football on the grrc&s ail nm- but uiith fwfcj gays on awe and mums if mea^
teviind' tu,eNe W^c^u^s trying to fit tuie/i/e trunks />>w m£ taxi tftfijW a/I tteriflg bo the airport-
iwy September ywcewf t* Widorrn w\tfr\ ow brmk and ftVMMt to a&wl ate jby june tripugk bv
fill dm . you ei<( up /eavincT ail t*tf stuff in fctog s-brstfe cteet aMuauj. #&/" -feur cjga^ a£ up, if
^oulrf take won aioother W t^f* just to tfo tf«roiiQl» tfie stuff
filter W uwrs uou Itfwe behW m ^aiM/0h^>a^Jfl^^^^fe>///^/ii^5/iJi»«4/^
xMlmAM',a*i johnny car*0rt.sane, bead batfc b««, oflws bowirom 6fHfim/if6, &>me> tv graduate
s^oi anrf sricfalwd tffc ^«w atfaio). Afow, you u)/// #D «>ui and tea* yo^r /uar/c 00 6C£/e&j-atfer
ha*>)n£ Wt yoar mark at Y(J; tfa do(fY),uJdfe snl Woof*.
AfT^ft Fotfft V£/)£S;y0V WOWOtfc Mu) YOU £U£A ZVV£0 "WWbtf If,
'VDU WOW HAVE A UFfT'NE TO teHWbH/fOfibc't A&0UT /f,
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Y^ wain library i* housed in a Modern desiaried.recently completed strurture. hawtdtoi of money iya6 6/tf*i
on the construct)*) to obtain the right ace oust ic&. if mom are sturfyiocf on thi fiftn * /oor, on a o>et ei/enwcj
you con actujily hear someone turtWff the patfe*. in the basement of mm m *ot u$ual/ij 50 qoirtjthe m&u
fUm the photostat mochirtct .15 mm piped throughout. The I/Vary house* the eity's largrgst coiltcllon
ofbooK* printed before iqio. Some recent acquisitions toc/wcte *m MatiM tftte rrewkfit- M2"
°I5 iMiMEo 5f«c£"Me»fTWt« MEMFUTMEfand the i*fpopfor*A tt/npHU Hittoy ofoonbrtyzw
states" A continually updated IW of required reading texts' -for currwi co/teffe couf»S /* vaiflhi'nefin
the Hbrt^tt.5iaduH haee aa«s to these |gb and thefi cdn proceed to obtain €hc boon U one oi/M^,
otkrcoikm liberie*. The adniiofetat/'M r«/ii|u intstallft/ rtvt,e*tiMto IMirnr onlyto find out m\
it was dust that ^5 obscuring u booK titles, rji io went caf twte,tfi« staff ia»$ tff*»*iaf to w/y
2oo bodx^r 7hi$ fitfurt ^ seHW «V affcr zimWtk the, library's booU and mftfptyjfA ftf0?*
Thi5 caused s swi w\d\\0*t of service* which u& a/ready quite Widwi "fl«pi» »* +w» 5^H-
To save enemy, -the lights in the library m low) dimmed by 50?* - only atter (opm. The adtof Mad
of Vnl I'bwjj ha* wigb hope* thai more kwte wji) be acquired iV) m mar hfari,bwt pnstfltiq then
If I cHV^r prior /+i^5-
COttlN HERMNI-1HE ONE
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HE STAKED
10 DEATH
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fctataJk«k
Rof. Silverman has a. mosi unusual tabby, He eanptffc Arms W Hi tp& *•«* . if U does it in Awoffif* w/hi/t
ai yeshiva ne^ts -paid lor it. Hi$ fpilec-fion of forms, unmatched in the uwid^a/e shred m f>eifer-floor6
^-15. The^ ateo provided the l&ytf fill -for «i/«fdl nM hmintiorojects in fftmhaitw.H stotot a^ /</
on-th^ a^rage hdfe to fill oat about ijsoo forms- The amount is sure to increase if you dead* bv
staa -for ywr 5«?pn»no/,c |)0V,7ht prvf ■ liKfs tos+a^<^ aitha+ wJ litfte mw/«i in h)^ offf^ and
Quote by oumb^^ 6ome of nls favorite forrtis:
qp 702..35 - lA/aiver of 3 reared coarse, for a pr^quteite r^rferf bo tot takfn iiwi«/-ibnws|u ford
w'mof not reared fo' ffreidu&t'm but rrtflnrfafor y for Ujoar nfyor antf svflfl&ted
TT-2.o3.?>c| Appircai?ori f»v !ea* of absent due-b uair'ouino/ea+b- most hcaumfiwi ^
ten dollar, inifialW bj tine dean and- tiMwifJwi ^^ w*l*- ■
He Mill chucKk^ wKcn h«. hit upon a brains-toon several w^ars aao and had aiitnt forms ti__
prinks «,,> flvt tocTttpw having %e word 'mecfed' alrearfw cift\ia- 1+ ^a^ himself and «i« o(«a^
slot of trVue and ink. 8w+ HaPterivri Qndeduf idMo zp&ckifof $h terns txfyre tnty we
all0uJ«jl *° ffradna+e, unfy/tunafelu the supply ran oft-f . Oue< ^ past years, ^000 6+ud^f* ^awe
grddua-ieJ iJesHiVa-Thii i^ otf of /^ooo i^ai ha\« ent?r«d but^re c&M on wfior ttchnkbMies
and recuirenienb iwknooJn -to^ew arki ^i«ryf>ie else, socti ose tube $Q\xited of ai\ 5-W*.rr5
be.fo^ Q^daa+ion un-lil if was d&covered afHr tirM years #1*4 yesWua doesn't offer it.
&>*>\Am mo'splaci'no your -foldcr^^ndirtd hraMcnpti wt lafe.failmo ^^otify ut>i/of rp<yuirp»w<'nt6 until two -
tv<eis before pfrarftf at/on, H* nota'ny u;orse ri*n 4^ angoiter off)£€ at yi/,
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The. cafeteria ha& not been affected I
♦ Had +2" fe<?<* we +ousaod peeple rnlroplu tftv'and #ie sfi/lfote touted vWeaf /oaf- rW +o awe and prepare
if- for everyday of Hie Ljear" toe cafefer/o 9l*o r««/^5 roua'*^ from ih paknt of) tht, pari/e *ieaf fcaf.
HiJ roufld-tlu -world 6-faff (German and Puerto rico) prepare dhhei thai you'v-e
never lAjdnfcd -to edt before. The special 011 -toe menu. )< vailed eacto c/ay. on
wofl,tAied tjou <oa<ie a choice of chick.™, (MidtA frictett* 9f chicktfl'Mfprtit'.
from nwi, yeu Will be Surpft&f 4c fVnd Though, Jriat a cwnpfctf rfirVle? was' W)/lj
'l,5o cWi+chdmf MaJe you hUAgrytorttve)-^ having ^u*/Hs otontiKir
own trays away., #ie cafeteria, to* eioi#to -Ftintfs ic print t>if^)5 ■kilinrr you 4o
put tyour pwn *ra$> auia^The ca&viier* tfmploifed are, afec urf/'que. owe »< w
fast, 6he nartds you a W|l tefVe you e</en fitt Mtftimdi anr/tfw )s so slovt
tlwt uou can fmuh wpru-toraflf1 on uour traw an4 ore around a^did anrf wi
tee your place on M«- s-uil a^ter is abrip mdwyjna -the u/)// t^ovg*
uou fr a side di'sh if your tk /6 on year tray. S-tud&m are a/mags
ctacouracjecl from briogtntf fbd up & -fteir raws. 7>w c<w5 a prob^
with Kdshru-Hijancl 110 imporfairf -a/of of dhautftocf dead raft dwl roaches
are -kiwyj allow fte Jeff o^r &ed.
U)HY NOT •
T*Y
t>ruc/ous
MEATLW
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two
- PAftEVfe
THIS CAKE IS STALE
OKAY, I'll CUT YOU
A NEW f IECT
4 A
I'D LIKE To dCTURM
THIS.I ASK60 FOU 50fC
HoASEHAOiSH WlTWrlYMMT
I'M So«fly; 1 7H0U6HT You
snw n MOM *iiin youo
Ho«WHT
rricfjovid* I* really an expanded /Date i*^* -fiwa little mxn ijcu c-an cjet aW \e%. 6one are -the days ofa
hewburtw-frwcW'te-scrfa -for under a ddfar, In -fact, /MciWids has priwn -Sat fnffojibfl cm maKt thtpnk
of indwell or\ -to go up. /Iffer- spending a U-ttle -ftv-fun€ -fty supper a-f ^cdwxjs^ou ceridmlyuion't
-feel hungry : 5tarv«ci iAmW b« a better worrf.
T^e pn'cee a-f 1oV ^^ocf lbiM's)(biutei 6eocN)&\\ \Zdry usually $to<m minute bt> iwi/iuie. In recent Lftdrs,
bu^inp^ has died <^ouJn, w wiore K/aui -tVian oie. .;-
-rne/e are alot of fjorx/ fliwgs tjou can ^ay atow^ c^w/h ^'22a. jwst a$fc c^ys/e.-
HOW TO GET -iQOft MOHti MCh FfiCM PAfUfeftS MHH)NZS„a„
l Proceed to Registrar and request form W&.m. You art to sign this sworn stater....
that in fact you placed ten cents into or>t of Mr Parker's machines- You are to list the ddtt
of the co'm.its condition and anq identifiable characteristics. You must list witnesses
who were present at the time of the loss ard then have the form notorized.
a.Proceed to a printer or a stationarL| store and have 3 custom noade envebpe. mddeuptothe
exact proportions 8i"bn 10^" (the size of the form). This is so that when the extremely
busu ladies in % registrars office receive the form.itou will rtotbave to waste
neecfless seconds unfolding" it "
3. Enclose a self addressed, stamped envelope mail to:
VBij/WI UA//V£«S/TY
500 Ul«T>/ STREET
WEW YOieiC,NV 10033
, ATT: C0iL£6£ C0«MI7T£E OW LOSSES SOSWiNBO 6y P/)*K£«$ MHO/ WES
t- within two weeks i(ou will receive a notice advisincr uou as to a hearincr before Dr Socol
Mr Parker and the board of tr^tees. Please not if u Tjour aitorrt^ to be^romot, '
^Following the hear ino^ou Will receive a rep/u within a month to f/Ve weeks. If the replu
is affirmative.(the defendant reserves the right to retract said response for two weexs) "
Xoo are then to report to the. address herein above promptly the next morning- at 7:00am
mr Parker will then have his uperi mechanic check, the machine- Plaintiff ^\\ be required to
pau for the expenses of the mechanic and mrfyrWs time should the machine Voi/e to
be in Mrkin ff condition. Y
<>Yeo are then to report to Or Sar for a complete physical and a battery of psuchokriml
exams to determine the limit of \joar \i\tL\\ige(\ci. 0
7. should uou complete all the SM^ will Aato' a fetter from the office of Student
finances. Yoy most,withm one w«K have ftfJ letter initialed, bu Dr rrtW/^r /rtr Park<r Dr lid
rfr N^b^;Dr 6elKin,P,0f Si/^ao, Rabbi CW&ta.&ari fi«?o I^O^n^&SS
8. V« W.II th« be sent a notice as to at which bank Jo can picR up w«r O..P ,n
reside in Mew YorJUt will be a bank in the northeast- H P H Che^* ,f 10w
q.Tk check, is onlM tjoocf in s^s of up to ten cents, for anu/oss of amount abo*> ten cente
M*o are te g> through the abova procedure for eac4n ten cents }
10, It 16 suggested to f if) out revests onlq during times whew the finance offices
art not busc|(Pref era bu Julu- /WwuftO °
if tjou don'l have the time to follow the above procedura, uqo can'
/. Kid< the machine as hard asqou can and hop? todfet ijourdime back, or
^.assure theguo) behind ifoti the machine works- M/sety loves conipaM, '
by 3W blanks
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Maze/ Tov to our own
JEFF JOSEPH
and the class of 1974
May success be yours in all
you do — your future family
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Reimer, judi,
Elaine, Anita
Mazel Tov to
JEFF JOSEPH
upon his graduation and
upcoming wedding.
Dad, Mom, Arthur
Vol
154
Our Best Wishes for Hatzlacha Rabba to
BARUCH
The son of our dear Rabbi &
Mrs. Aaron Twersky
Congregation Netzach Israel of Los Angeles
Emanuel J . Roberts, president
Earl Solton, vice president
Our best wishes for bracha and Mazel
to our nephew
BARUCH TWERSKY
Rabbi and Mrs. Rottenberg
Mazel Tov and Hatzlacha to our dear son
BARUCH on his graduation. From your loving
parents and sisters, Rabbi and Mrs. Aaron
Twersky, Malka, Rivka, Aviva
Congratulatioins to Baruch Twersky and best
wishes for continued success.
H. B. Markin Realty Co.
4554 Beverly Blvd. L.A., Calif. 90004
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Our Best Wishes to
IRWIN MORDECAI GROSS
With pride and joy
our first YU graduate
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gross and Family
Baube Merves
Congratulations and best w/ahes to our son
CHAIM, on his graduation.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bnckman and Sara
Maze/ Toy Chaim Brickman
Young Israel of Cherry Hill
7/7 A
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\Congrajffla\qns to our^E>,
HaTdte^
upon his gradua,t\p\
Mr. & Mrs. SamueyWefyle
Mazel Tov to Hlrold,
Uncle Israel, Aunt Vett
Bracha VaHatzlacha
To
Joseph Chaim Orbach
from his
Grandmother, Parents,
Brothers
Compliments of
Econo Travel
720 W 181st Stree
New York, N.Y.
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<Jo7nuron'&eet VERSlTY
Cowurfulatuma and best withes
cmiiour qrculuation jn>*i ycshii/tiU
And vpm acceptance b> Medical
Car eel. UXL'V'udt,
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; Maze! Tov to
DAVID MILLER
upon his graduation
& Mrs. Philip Miller
& Mrs. Michael Mi lie,
Compliments of
Jack Bretholz
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BettyWPlosiery gmmlTimings
gm6 W 18'^mreet
New Yor$$'N. Y. 10033
'ronfo M§§M ^fefvice Inc.
,kv.$;-Angengi - WfrU Father
\Congratu-lationsto
\Philip Weinberger
ana his class upon their
A graduation
Rabb\& Mrs. We^berger
ma..-. :_*' JHk
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Congratulations to
VICTOR
Mom, Dad
Compliments of
Willy Creenberg
Compliments of
Edsel
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Rabbi & Mrs. Stanley
Mr. & MrsVi
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Young IsraepOf Chomedy
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sner : Family,
jebec, Canada
Tov to
HESHY
, Allan, Sandy, Nancy
To^kqd Best Wishes
ur grandson
LARRY
MazelfTov and Congratulations
to
Larry Feder
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Best Wishes to
BERNIE KAMINETSKY
Mr. & Mrs. David Weiss
M Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Levitt
Mr. & Mrs. Eli Zbrowskv
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Congratulations to
ALAN
The Entire Litwack Family
Ottawa Commercial Tire Sales Ltd.
Print-Forms C. Inc.
205 W 19th St., New York, N. Y.
Printing and service at its best
Call WA 47910
Compliments of Lenny Kanarek
a double mazel tov to
class of 1974.
■
Joe &Abe and the entire
Mom & Dad
*
Compliments of
Fred Schulman
/^"V
Mazel Tov and Congratulations to our son
Michael Bennet Braten
Mom, Dad, Arlene
Congratulations to our son
Aleaxander
Mr. & Mrs. Zlotnick
Hoping the world's problems will be solved
in your sleep— Anna, Harry
Compliments of Dorothy & Robert Marmorstein
[one of the nicest guys you can meet
up at Yeshiva]
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Congratulations to the
Class of 1974
Yeshiva College
Alumni Association
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mpliments oj
[chie Bieler
Mazel Tov to HARRY and his classmates upon their
graduation.
Mr. and Mrs. David Peters, Grandma, Esta, Annie
Congratulations to HARRY PETERS
Third Ave. Hebrew Religious Community Center, Inc.
19255 N.E. 3rd Ave. S. Arluk, Pres.
Miami, Florida
Complimejjts Or
Bruce Friedman
ftompliments of
Josh Schwartz
Compliments of
Chaim Weitzman
ompliments of
very Neumark
C&rhp'ljments
Barry Mocbaqowitz
Compliments of
Judd Lifschitz
Shellers up
Compliments of
Nate Kahan
CotiafatuktioAS, ^)/ia^l
*r%c at and poultry *fisfket
£2tZA QgaiCOUtTJ prop
CcnMatuLctticm^
to out 4c>nt nephew 4 yandian
y+tm the fierkoaifaTMji'na*
^Mnih
"HOUSE OF JACKS"
70— 77%arsons Blvd., F/uiphg.
In Memonfef Dr. Wijftiam f€ jLer^r
A. MANDEL JEWELRY C0
To Israel— Chaim [Bobby]
Our blessings for a successful future in all youif endeavors.
With all our love,
From Mom, Dad — Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Simkovic and brotkers\J(
Le Cordon Bleu Caterers
^96—07 Jamaica Avenue
Woodhaven Queens
Compliments of Jeff Goldstein
Compliments of TOV MAOD
hJn. & Mrs. Marmorstvin
-of TOtftvlAOD LUNCHaONETTE
Best Wishes to IflARC
nl
from Mom, DadJPhillip, \
selyn, Grandmothej
U'lf
Eichler Brothers Inc.
Electrical Appliances
70 Canal Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10002
Compliments of Marty Gold
m
ongratulations to
^SANDY
anWhis classmates irom
iad^lojp. Shelly, Fayanne
Sidney Blau-Plumbing
& Heating Corp.
202-28 45th Street
Bayside, New York 77367
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Sokffru
Dedicated to the memory of
HaRav HaCaon R. Menachem Mendel Zaks
Of blessed memory
Who served as Rosh Yeshiva and Bochem of Yeshivas
Rabbeinu Yitzchak Elchanan for nearly thirty years.
The example he set — in midos, humility and piety,
in lomdus and scholarship on all who knew him. As
we consider the vast gulf separating us from this
saintly gadol, we realize how inferior are our own
deeds and that each and every one of us must
struggle to attain the impossible heights reached by
Rav Mendel.
The Student Organization Of Yeshiva
m 1
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GUEST SHOTS ON CAMPUS
Visibly overwhelmed by an emotionally charged
reception, Israeli Premier Golda Meircriedata Yeshiva
University convocation March 8, 1973, where she was
awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters
degree. Mrs. Meir shed tears as an audience of 2,000,
primarily students, chanted a thunderous "Am Yisroel
Chai" [the nation of Israel lives] in a prolonged
standing ovation.
Author Elie Wiesel at Holo-
caust Memorial Day
Observance.
Jerusalem's Mayor Teddy
Kollek.
Ruth Alexandrovich Averbach and her husband /say,
Russian immigrants.
Israel's Consul General David Rivlin.
Rabbi Shlomo Coren, ASHKENAZIC CHIEF
RABBi OF ISRAEL
RABBI OVADIA YOSEF,
SEPHARDIC CHIEF RABBI OF ISRAEL
Col. flOarmorstein series as director©^ security. He-came to Teshitfa atter a reacting career
(n the Army. As a result, to date, aside from the usual muggings dn^ stolen wallets, there
have oe\/er been any reports of bazooka attacks or enervu shell inff around ^0. The
Col. is most occupied cohen Dr Be-ikin makes his appearance on campus, fortunately
this doesn't occur more than once or ivJict a term.
moat of the guards art recruited -from the CIA; Cured Insomniacs Associated- Their
on/tj tad-ica skills are preventing" you from entering Parker'6 via the exit,
Actually .the Col claims that Washington Heights is aTe-bt/'velu tfuiet neighborhood.
He sau,s he sees veru little, crime on the streets ridino; to arid from OJor K each dm in his"
neu) rt-54 sher^an tank. ° j
Tit maids don't frlfou) a regular schedule .gut they always manage ^ ^ W|tfr £/6im/ R-(
to cane, around when you're sleeplnflf,or ^heo you're sidy?d up a (I complaints IMT awo utfoett* SAM
m^t studuiflfr Of while <joou fvltow yur jams vf. 7te cartooe woo MAvsiJr 6KN A*fi»Mfc naw
can could W a fly cmitx^ in it , i^our f JoorKull ffl payer f£S ofM«i? / *«*«""*?
and gfum wirappf rs , uy i'fvcfouJ5 ccat^rf ujith inches of 6l/«e ,but '
ail 4he|| f .n<* and throu) out is your fc«»nta pag&,typ*d term /^
pap>r you hid Wer your typewriter. y0u can leayfe a-fw I
dollar bill to the middle of your room and 6he'l( never find it A
She- won't pick a pencil oPf th floor but will lift ywr ^
two hundred pound barbells and plat* i+ on your bed- "ft* p
lASual ooa^ you can tell -the maid Inas bwi in your room is I |
h^ spotting ner hutfe Qootpr\f\ti> in the cfusfc. if you hd\)t ^s^
a t\/, she'll dust the knob turwWitonanof oV£ Tru, to haw
a !ou.o<fe chair or aVa mattress in wour room- Shell haoe ^
IV. t^Veo out i^jcdi6turbind( Whdso'n it. "fli/ir sfncfirw voices ufciwirf a
sounc* nm rvict bduiom m tortf/rb at O'tems Var*f#ril|. Tktj've also metered1 ttosMof washing <j
sink ooitHcur ^oap or^porxffa or water. ; , ^-
GEB EPPES TATTELA &d
is:
All the credit for the mu the dorm are nxr\ can k attributed to Rabbi flieifefa -Despite fJ* fact thai he //'v« stvne
dieiaire from bis orfice,he prefers to^>aiKiou)or«^nl«sof to««e tfs raWrtftto, he date his car. Since he
Sort* tfmdof* rooms even hate heaimaJhn /s not realty fradkd expense -si to % Week M/u
Used and the heat is rare/a fc</»*d 00 ifiitoedom. "
febbi cMeh W uiuaifu be 5fen tatKind dnd jokinff uM the Kkk&a&niL hepujs hh k'kt* e&k
m hsfasto s Wi pntfbtf. % ^ & mo easy5 position- he rWs a III ti„< secretary and
Moat tMa floor CMfficto'dllcf fcJtiU ^ 35 umi *WK as ** does -The dorm <,${„ ml ope*
Z^Lll * 2ft* "m ** <*>**"* *<e ***** ma*/** ft* m> personal phone calk Zabbl
aottm, KoowH. uihat agi irtjrfi*ppn6ibli asset &{*) Cheifefi j*. '
Tjwj i are several essential expels attjcstoVa that the 0W«of stud^t foames fd,75 i<WifM 1*
of before yoa enter the college,.^ ako d*rt provide any f warca 1 assULtt 'forthm * y
$ f 45.00 .... Program chanties
212 o5.... lost i/i ParketfmchiMS
H©3. 15 . ... pho-tc?6i3tiogr notes ovier" fouruear-s
l^'00'-ParkiWt^d6 3
"k'io....Oirti«&|ostin the telephone
80o.... for replacing lest keq$
2oo.is.... for Ca™e| & 3
lW.3t To the beggara arouod ya
*J5.jJi.... -for flitei setter after <atinr/atanoj dacealUi-U-
$5-00.... at the Bi/ns ® J J
40.c0,,.. sending out ^ra^scr/p^
M0.0c>...5eno'/ioJ)(9at fcranscriptsa -second tir»j* after* Ihfu
fcwent fhai)€d fcte f,v5t fc,V»«
Hoo...?or haggles and bailoor.6
45a oo.. on textbook* that cg*K out withiwJe<M/wi$a-"d w'Kith
you couldn't sell bacA:
lioo.,.. -for taKioa twelw stern airls out zo parlors wf
fair wars
1-15 in your
c55^od---- Kaplan's
When Rubio uJas built, y*4i/Va f<mr\kd aiau/ard -to f h^ Qfckketf for hfe ach/Wme>it5./te cfesigrW
and 6upervi6erf th« construction despite the, fat he rite demand hhnd-The ordinal cost u)6s estimated
to be W million ddlmfot n/as cowpkied fof urld-er* 100,000. ~fh* delators \Mte designed to lot
fiarb&cfe ehutes on^W^ and sj\\\ se(m the $$w fund ion .-The buildinQ ua& desmej bo be eJimtt '."
controlled- hot in the 5^wwier and cold in the uiinter. ^ Qdn\inrtratioy\ %a5 high ho^6 af iventueMq
ifoWina permanent waiBand plumbind. The buiidiridwon is flotumtftt iofiubif). It has 3 to Veo
u&ed for- a ^hoe factory , a p\Me processing plant and the. Idaho state fynite«tiaru,Hi££>ri<g)nal plans
ca\\e& for a dK?er\ ou-t houses' and f/r^piaces fer^acii rco*n-rhe erirnmiirationeUMi'fldted th&e*xtm
experi*^ alonr? oith plans for a fourteenth ^loor.
As Editors we have tried not to present a too
personal, biased view of Yeshiva College. We
realize that as our class graduated, they left with
ambivalent attitudes toward Yeshiva. We would
therefore like to conclude this yearbook with a little
help from you.
regret
almost regret
j [choose one]
^coming to Yeshiva.
choice college. I was PerL,
mV next to last c/lO/Ce College. I W^«; persuaded tn gO
" draftboard ' never
hV mV parents . / a/most never WUnd the Adminj-
stration cooperative. During my four years at
' no
never
almost never
, _, _ . . . europische traditionalists
relate to. The Rebbeim were unorthodox eagma^s • they
. on [choose two]
turned me _off_ . I had to change my major
14 Times dosed ° ' '
only „.„" times ,, because of —saassiissL— courses in my
All '
major. *&* of the required courses were a
t • -ri hardly any
waste or time. There were a few electives I
actually looked forward to. The intellectual environ-
ment at Y.U. can best be described
stagnant
as non-existem On the other hand, the Y. U. social
bad '
environment is worse . As for myself, I might be
• •_[_• i Yeshiva bochur .
classified as a Yeshiva bum The Y.U. experience
expletives deleted.
1 MM
;
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take about tujo years to be proper^ filled out aid author nei, to it \*> best -toeend fa a#?y
reflate in your junior tjear of hi$h scWI.sWente rB«/jj ai/a/1 ^^e/«« of any of tin
tfd'ees ytvicit-usuiaWa because, no o/it K*oix> uteri ]js located- This department hab imfli'mw
smn\ m\-\tM$*i\M programs at i^hva-The Mod around the dorm f> fen'fc skevfeM |« ^ njfoier-
%y wait $of -the spring fcnaul.To save energy andl woiW0,ail dorvn rcon^ t\ot*) ha\li Ufl'tdatt bulb*
TV»e adi/nio/strat'bn turned ^cuin owwifly ofgavintf M ft the uimixr - thtq H\i twenty f/l/« sbxdtffo
Skepi^ f/i one roowujouldbe a little oMUoMtdflfd te$l«fe$,fcky could o(i(u fit twenftj mdtfam
in at one ti«« - TVtfij Ufc have metall^ a unique, g/euator sqs+em iVi lixbih-ft mU of\ tk p'tticn
principle -q& the loot air \rom Patter rm^odo^ khz elector- tfh'th accoartt tyfwHy w devtfof
operate* m u)dU) it does. rn0$t of the sfaW , bete coma io yeshii/a uiorkd &f circuses an*
the Tombs in N-l The others are retired s+untvnen £row the &|d Thra stooge t..V- shojs.
Public relation i* really tetic at y{J-^c^U sell used cars io used car <xbt*en Siude** ^o we
attract A by P£ an* bai/e cyradtiated QU.M
Waster Bulfctar* t>? Vi/s fthoo|o?>lrcfofce&ire.
uMer s o
Si .\) IP *>U DON'T
V ^?A^itch INTO
\V_r MOTHER CUM.
AMU<
VWtr) very //tt/e encouragement
anyone who lives within theY.U.
community is likely to get highly
emotional on the subject simply
because our solutions seem so
close at hand, so obvious, so easy
but yet so confoundingly
unattainable. Y. U's story is a
difficult dose to swallow — the
people who could do something
won % and if they did, they
wouldn 't be the people who could
do something anymore. Y.U.has
lived a long time. With a \\™
effort, we can all survive J
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wi+h mij double prowa*- gfoiflo'
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189
P- 72 Adler, Richard I. 863 Central Ave., Woodmere, N.Y.
-^6— 295—2764
'P. 74 Amsel, Norman A. 554 Crenville Ave., Teaneck, N.J. 07666
^201—836^3007
:\P: 794 Appleman, Sol 1 Dover Lane, Syosset, N.V. 77797
•675—927—7779
P. 795 Balinsky, Michael H. 5620 Palmer Ave., Montreal, Quee.,
Canada 268 574—489—7456
P. 796 Baskin, Efrom M. 6 Ruth Ct., Monsey, N.Y. 70952
974—356—7575
P. 24 Beer, Myron 860 E. 70th St., Brooklyn, NY. 77230
272— CL2— 7684
P. 795 Benaim, David c/o Lasry 735 Central Park West, New York,
N.Y. 10023 212—799—5757
P. 79 Bergman, Michael I 600 W. 183rd St., New York, N.V. 10033
212—928—5028
P. 70 Berkowitz, Ira 2 Bryant Crescent, White Plains, N.Y. 10605
914— ROl— 8580
P. 796 Berman, Aaron S.
P. 67 Bernstein, Charles W. 2766 Bronx Park East, Bronx, N.Y.
10462 212— JA9— 9247
P. 33 Bertram, Joshua 1091 E. 57th St. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234
212— RN3— 3584
P. 194 Besdin, Daniel A. 82—46 Lefferts Blvd., Kew Gardens, N.Y.
211— HI1— 1529
P. 47 Bieler, Richard C. 48—11 213th St., Bellrose, N.Y. 11364
212—224—5336
P. 43 Blackstein, Ken M. 327 Palmer Terr., Mamaroneck, N.Y. 10543-
914—698—2098 '
P. 38 Blank, Abraham H. 2409 E. 70th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234
212—531—3061
P. 39 Blank, Joseph B. 2409 E. 70th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234
212—531—3061
P. 59 Bloom, Michael J. 23 Stewart St., Amsterdam, N.Y. 12010
518—842—7531
P. 25 Blumenfrucht, Marvin J. 2064 Hering Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10461
212—828—2247
P. 60 Blumenthal, Norman N. 102—45 63rd Rd., Forest Hills, N.Y.
77375 272—459—3546
P. 795 Bodner, Mark M. 136—83 72nd Ave., Flushing, N.Y. 11367
212—261—0147
P. 80 Braten, Michael J. 601 W. 113th St., New York, N.Y. 10025
212— AC2— 0918
P. 77 Brickman, Chaim M. 15 Jade Lane, Cherry Hill, N.J. 08034
609—667—4278
P. 19 Bruckner, David 1026 W. Broadway, Woodmere, N.Y.
516—374—4561
P. 82 Cappell, Kenny W. 99—57 64th Rd., Forest Hills, N.Y. 77374
212— JW7— 4082
P. 65 Garni, Abbe J. 76 Norwood Rd., West Hartford, Conn. 06117
203—232—3267
P. 17 Cheskin, Arnold Ford 1 Dorothy Dr., Morristown, N.J. 07960
974—352—7384
P. 78 Cohen, Dov 1430 E. ~8th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230
212—376—6266
P. 63 Cohen, Jay M. 1381 E. 16th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230
212—336—8647
P. 79 Cooper, Jeffrey F. 802 Dorian Ct., Far Rockaway, N.Y. 77697
212— 471— 7830 .
P. 796 Cotliar, Arthur M. 1300 Troy Ave., Frederick, MD. 21701
301—662—0058
P. 37 Dachman, Abraham H. 219 Lenox rd., Brooklyn, NY. 11226
212— BU4— 0905
P. 27 Dick, Neil C. 2977 Erie St. Racine, Wisconsin 53402
414—639—8347
P. 30 Dym, Harry 2457 E. 1st St., Brooklyn, N.V. 77223
272— DE9— 7697
P. 797 Ehrman, Robert J. 650 West End Ave., New York, N.Y. 10025
212—874—6745
P. 197 Eisenman, Ira H. 23 Mountain Ave., Monsey, N.Y. 10952
914—356—7688
P. 60 Epstein, Joseph 377 Mayfair Dr. S., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234
212— RN3— 9054
P. 798 Erenyi, Zvi 7964 Crand Concourse, New York, N.Y. 10457
212—872—6355
,'P. 198 Faber, Albert 102—31 62nd Dr., Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375
'212—592—4594
P. 56 Feder, Larry J. 1031 Bay 24th St., Far Rockaway, N.Y. 77697
212—471—5223
P. ,66 Feinstein, Barry 490 W. 187th St., New York, N.Y. 10033
J212— 795— 9444
-&.50 Flaum, Mitchell P. 144—18 72nd Rd., Flushing, N.Y. 11367
372—268—3277
?r* 797 .fox,. Bryan B. 5955 47th Ave., Woodside Ave., N.Y. 11377
^..22 Friedman, Bruce J. 805 Orange Drive, Silver Spring, Md. 20901
P} 197 Friedman, Lenny 141—56 73rd Ave.. Flushing, N.Y. 11367
^12—263^1839 .
P. 17 Frischman, Leo L. 505 N. Foothill Rd., Beverly Hills, Calif.
90210 213—271—8428
P. 36 Fruchter, Harold O. 122 First St., Troy, N.Y. 12180
518—272—6629
P. 197 Fuchs, Fred 2107 Wallace Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10462
212— SY2— 0994
P. 74 Fuchs, Moses L. 804 E. 178th St., New York, N.Y. 10046
212— LU7— 3336
P. 76 Fuld, Leonard M. 45 Fairview Ave., New York, N.Y. 10040
212—567—1028
P. 198 Cettinger, Daniel P. 635 W. 174th St., New York, N.Y. 10033
212—928—6761
P. 76 Cildin, Norman B. 7730 Eastern Ave. N.W., Washington, DC.
20012 202—829—0260
P. 57 Codick, Elliott S. 76—07 168th St., Flushing, N.Y. 11366
212—591—8058
P. 31 Cold, Martin 5422 Clenwood Rd. Bklyn, N.Y. 11234
212— CL1— 3048
P. 42 Goldstein, Jeff S. 94—45 86th Rd., Woodhaven/ N.Y. 11421
212—849—3250
P. 49 Gordon, Daniel Y. 823 Ave. J., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230
212—338—6273
P. 40 Greenberg, William R. 820 NE 175th St., N. Miami Beach,
Fla. 33162 305—651—4643
P. 18 Greene, Alan J. 2540 Bayswater Ave., Far Rockaway, N.Y.
77697 212—471—7260
P. 55 Gross, Irwin M. 3647 Grosvenor Rd., Cleveland Hts., Ohio
44118 216— 321— 4729
P. 194 Cross, Joel M. 5 Razel Ave., Spring Valley, N.Y. 10977
914—356—4386
P. 54 Grossman, Israel C. 1526 49th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219
212—494—7016
P. 195 Grunberger, Steven N. 2539 Milton Rd., University Heights,
Ohio 44118 216—321—3477
P. 27 Hanfling, Marc 1215 E. 73rd St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234
212—696—3154
P. 34 Hartstein, Stanley 2624 E. 11th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11235
212— SH3— 7083
P. 70 Hollander, Ira J. 211—15 Richland Ave., Flushing, N.Y. 11364
212— HOB— 8650
P. 67 Horwitz, Ben 490 W. 187th St., New York, N.Y. 10033
212—795—9444
P. 197 Jablon, Marc H. 102—32 63rd Ave., Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375
212—169—2192
P. 37 Jacob, Harold 141—60 84th Rd., Jamaica, N.Y. 11435
212—847—8618
P.-.38 Joseph, Jeffrey 5656 Callowhill St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15206
412—361—5926
P. 76 Kaabe, Jonathan D. 3 Elinore Ave., Elberon, N.J. 07740
201—222—0007
P. 66 Kaabe, Michael S. 3 Elinore Ave., Elberon, N.J. 07740
201—222—0007
P. 53 Kahan, Nathan 180 Ft. Pleasant Ave., Springfield, Mass.,
01108 413—736—5220
P. 23 Kahn, Harvey 4905 Kent Ave., Montreal 252 Quebec, Can.
514—737—6632
P. 65 Kaminetsky, Bernard 67—119 Burns St., Forest Hills, N.Y.
11375 212—261—6592
P. 77 Kamlet, Lyle S. 2600 Davidson Ave., New York, N.Y. 70468
272— F07— 7213
P. 28 Kanarek, Leonard M. 860 East 13, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230
212—252—3125
P. 799 Kanner, Dov 34 Hillside Ave., New York, N.Y. 10040
212—569—2112
P. 64 Kaplan, Allan S. 57 Westchester Dr., Attleboro, Mass. 02703
617—222—7196
P. 55 Katz, Arthur S. 71 Helena Ave., Yonkers, N.Y. 10710
974—967—5888
P. 59 Kaufman, Alan S. 7647 E. 24th St., Brooklyn, N.Y.
212—951—6798
P. 64 Keilson, Marshall J. 2554 Mott Ave., Far Rockaway, N.Y.
11691 212—327—3022
P. 58 Klein, Michael S. 2100 Walton Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10453
212— CY5— 5826
P. 27 Kochanowitz, Barry J. 75 Montgomery St., New York, N.Y.
10002 212—233—5186
P. 42 Kolat, David H. 42 Howland Jr., Worcester, Va. 01602
617— 758— 4397
P. 799 Korenblit, Mory H. 7049 East 72th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230
212— CL8— 7274
P. 62 Kraut, Lawrence 65—38 770th St., Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375
212— IL9— 2768
P. 20 Krug, John A. 2810 Smith Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21209
301—653—9146
P. 48 Kaupka, Solomon I. 1675 East 21st St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11210
212— CL2— 4547
P 198 I nub. Irving ). 105—21 63rd Rd., Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375
212— TW6— 1431
P. 73 Lauier. Leon R. Lake Hayward Rd., Colchester, Conn. 06415
203—537—2165
P. 197 Leibowitz, Jeffrey A. 33—43 14th St., Long Island City, N.Y.
11106 212— YE2— 0378
P. 46 Lemer, Phillip J. 79 Stonehill Rd., RD. #2 Dover, N.J. 07801
201—584—5698
P. 47 Levitt. Randy H. 65—72 Ellwell Crescent, Rego Park, N.Y.
11374 212—459—2242
P. 62 Lifschitz, Judah 105—43 65th Rd., Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375
212—897—7044
P. 40 Lipschitz, Sander E. 1120 N.E. 165th Terr., N. Miami Beach,
Fla. 33162 305—944—2544
P. 87 Lutwak, Seymour
P. 47 Litwack, Alan D. 935 Kirkwood, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
613—729—4653
P. 41 Malitzky, Larry 61—31 217th St., Bayside, N.Y. 11364
212—428—0087
P. 43 Mandel, Steven H. 23 Whitehill Dr., West Hartford, Conn.
06117 203—236—2210
P. 43 Marcus, Saul I. 11 Curtis Ave., West Orange, N.J. 07052
201—736—4625 J4H
P. 68 Margolies, Aaron 121 Maple Street, Bangor, Maine 04401
P. 194 Marks, Cibert S. 4106 Kensington Ave., Richmond, Va. 23221
804—353—3378
P. 77 Metz, Dennis M. 225 Regent Dr., Lido Beach, N.Y. 11561
516—432—0386
P. 26 Miller, David M. 39 Kenwood Park, Springfield, Mass. 01108
413—733—2458
P. 23 Miller, Louis H. 5050 Wynnefield Ave. Phila, Pa. 19131
P. 75 Musman, Monroe L. 62—60 99th St. Rego Park, N.Y. 11374
212—897—8026
P. 33 Neiman, Jeffrey C. 635 E. 82nd St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11236
212— HI4— 8169
P. 71 Neumark, Avery E. 101 Central Park West, New York, N.Y.
10023 212—787—7563
P. 78 Newman, Norman 181 B. 129th St., Belle Harbor, N.Y. 11694
212—945—0266
P. 193 Nussebaum, David N. 56 Bennett Ave., New York, N.Y. 10033
212— WA7— 2284
P. 194 Offenbacher, Nathan 451 West End Ave., New York, N.Y.
10024 212—877—9130
P. 51 Orbach, Joseph C. 600 W. 183rd St., New York, N.Y. 10033
212—923—5668
P. 52 Orlinsky, Jay I. 1733 47th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11204
212—871—7999
P. 35 Peters, Harry 715 N.E. 178th Terrace, N. Miami Beach, Fla.
33162 305—651—1167 *
P. 45 Reich, Michael 417 Grand Street, New York, N.Y. 10002
212—533—6676
P. 199 Rotter, Irv. L. 144—37 38th Ave., Flushing, N.Y. 11354
212—762—0271
P. 79 Ruchelsman, Manny 1440 42nd St., Brooklyn, NY. 11219
212—436—5066
P. 199 Saffir, Max I. 5257 No. St. Louis Ave., Chicago, III. 60625
312—267—2728
P. 198 Sasson, Victor 704 Avenue T., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11223
212—375—3885
P. 197 Schacher, Henry S. 1055 Walton Ave. Bronx, N.Y. 10452
212—537—6083
P. 44 Schafter, Sylvan J. 11 Ft. George Hill, New York, N.Y. 10040
212— L07— 1220
P. 44 Shaffren, Stuart C. 3502 Hull Ave. Bronx, N.Y. 70467
212—882—6096
P. 796 Schlissel, Martin 1711 Morris Ave., Bronx, New York 10457
212— CY9— 8783
P. 195 Schloss, Louis 8810 Lanier Drive, Silver Spring, Md. 20910
589—3078
P. 56 Schlusselberg, Mark 1428 East 102nd St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11236
212—241—8281
P. 32 Schneider, Herbert J. 1344 E. 10th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230
212—336—9038
P. 30 Schoss, Sanford W. 1312 57th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219
272—877—9629
P. 68 Schranz, Irwin 120—3 Coop City Blvd., Bronx, N.Y. 10475
212—379—7579
P. 22 Schulman, Fred Z. 467 Langley Ave., W. Hempstead, N.Y.
77552 576— IV3— 0664
P. 67 Schwartz, Joshua, J. 110 Midwood Rd., Teaneck, N.J. 07666
201—833—0189
P. 20 Schwarz, Mark 779 Crove St., No. Plainfield, N.J. 07060
201—757—5851
P. 57 Seidman, Myron 79—34 209th St., Bayside, N.Y. 11364
272—465—2755
P. 799 Serkin, David 837 Dickinson Drive, Binghamton, N. Y. 13903
607—729—3235
P. 44 Shaffren, Stuart C. 3502 Hull Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10467
212—882—6096,
P. 198 Shapiro, David A.. 666 W. 188th St., New York, N.Y. 10040
212—927—9172
P. 58 Shar, Robert S. 81 N. Merkle Rd., Columbus, Ohio 43209
614—231—2879
P. 197 Silver, Ahron B. 2921 N. 2nd Street, Harrisburg, Pa. 17110
717—234—6427
P. 796 Silverberg, Jeffrey D. 802 Wilkie Drive, Charleston, W. Va.
25314 304—346—3496
P. 36 Simkovic, Robert K. 65—81 Parsons Blvd., Flushing, N.Y.
77365 212—591—0557
P. 29 Sinnreich, Abe 27 Connecticut Ave. Long Beach, N.Y.
516—431—6387
P. 57 Sklar, Jonathan 365 Broadway, Lawrence, N.Y. 11559
576—239—4679
P. 34 Slivko, Sid J. 406 Wolf St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19148
215—389—2083
P. 67 Stein, Reynold 490 W. 187th St., New York, N.Y. 10033 Apt. 5J
272—787—7463
P. 35 Steiner, Joseph M. 3925 Bushnell Rd., University Hts., Ohio
44118 216—932—8982
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Yeshiva University Committee on Ceremonial Occasions
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ALL CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION
as of September 1973, January 1974, and June 1974
The University Committee on Ceremonial Occasions is pleased to inform you that the Forty-Third Annual Commence-
ment Exercises will take place on Thursday, June 6, 1974, at 10:00 a.m. at the Danciger Campus, Amsterdam Avenue
and 185th Street, New York.
This kit is to be filed by all students who expect to be candidates for degrees as of September 1973, January 1974, or
June 1974. (The receipt of this kit does NOT mean that you are receiving your degree. It is YOUR responsibility
to ascertain from the Office of the Registrar whether or not you have fulfilled all the degree requirements. If you are
taking courses at another institution for credit at Yeshiva, remember that an official transcript with all your grades
must be received by the Registrar prior to the degree date.)
WHETHER OR NOT you expect to participate in the June 1974 Commencement Exercises, the enclosed forms must
be submitted by the following dates:
Candidates for graduation as of September 16, 1973 — by August 1, 1973
Candidates for graduation as of January 31, 1974 — by November 1, 1973
Candidates for graduation as of June 6, 1974 — by March 1, 1974
Students whose applications for degrees are rejected for any reason will be notified by the Office of the Registrar and
must reapply for the term in which they expect to complete all requirements.
There is a $25 Graduation Fee which must be paid to the Office of Student Finances by all degree candidates. (Do NOT
include the fee with your application, send it directly to the Office of Student Finances. Most undergraduates have paid
this fee at registration. Students who are receiving a doctoral degree should also note that there is a special doctoral fee
in addition to the graduation fee.) The Graduation Fee remains valid for four consecutive semesters and need not be paid
again unless more than two years elapse between payment and award of degree. In addition, all students should check
that their records with the library are clear, and that they have no outstanding financial obligations to the University.
Diplomas will be mailed according to the following schedule:
September 16, 1973 - by January 31, 1974
January 31, 1974 - by June 6, 1974
June 6, 1974 - by September 15, 1974
A student who needs proof of an award of a degree need not wait for his diploma for this purpose but can request a
certificate of graduation, available without charge from the Office of the Registrar.
If you have any questions regarding requirements for graduation, get in touch with the Registrar at the campus of the
University which you attend (Main, Midtown, or Graduate).
If you have any questions regarding Commencement, get in touch with:
Tickets Other Questions
Mrs. Ellen Orbach Commencement Desk
Room 401, Furst Hall Room 125, Furst Hall
500 West 185th Street 500 West 185th Street
New York, N.Y. 10033 New York, N.Y. 10033
(212) 568-8400, ext. 285 (212) 568-8400, ext. 274
FORMS: All degree applicants must file the Application for Degree form. This form is used to order a diploma and to
list your name in the program. IF YOU EXPECT TWO DEGREES OR DIPLOMAS YOU MUST FILL OUT TWO
SEPARATE APPLICATIONS. In addition all applicants must complete the Personal Information Form and the first section
of the General Information Form. Those applicants planning to attend the Commencement Exercises in June should fill out
the appropriate section of the General Information Form to order their academic attire, and include a self-addressed
envelope for their tickets. Please print or type all information. Failure to provide all the information requested in this kit
may mean that your application cannot be processed.
Form G0.1 (6/73)
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