June 7, 2013
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29 Sivan 5773
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Dear Yavneh Family,
We made it! A hearty Mazel Tov to all our students and teachers for a job well done! As I reflect on the 2012-2013 school year and all we've accomplished, I am filled with a sense of joy and gratitude for everything we've shared. As I noted at this week's graduation ceremony, in Jewish tradition we mark such joyful times with prayers of thanksgiving. In Psalm 118, verse 24, we read, "Zeh hayom asah HaShem, nagilah v'nismecha vo - This is the day that the Lord has made-let us exult and rejoice in it." (I also beseeched our graduates to consider moving back to Dallas after they finish college and grad school - since it's a place they all belong - and promised free babysitting once they start their own families ;o) Thank you to all of you who attended Graduation - our first on the Yavneh campus - and to all of you who supported our students through their week of final exams, final papers and other projects. Summer is a time for recharging one's batteries, traveling, and reading. Our students will be reading a good deal over the summer; let us continue to be good role models for them by picking up a book of our own as well. On behalf of our students, faculty and staff, we wish you a peaceful and healthy Shabbat Shalom, and a wonderful summer break! ~~ Dr. P. Click here for the 2013-2014 Yavneh Calendar. |
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Yavneh Academy of Dallas' Class of 2013 is bound for greatness as the class received its diplomas, well wishes, and the turn of tassels on Sunday, June 2. The administration of Yavneh Academy is pleased to announce the award of co-Valedictorians to Yosef Presburger and Rachel Siegel. Honors designations were received by Shelby Gadol, Rachel Goodman, Justin Katz, Shea Miller, Clara Moskowitz, Kayley Romick, Elie Schramm, Mika Stein, and Liora Zhrebker.
The school's Sylvia and William Epstein Golden Wedding Anniversary Fund Award for Excellence in Judaic Studies honors were bestowed upon Rachel Goodman and Kayley Romick, who provided the commencement Dvar Torah,and Yavneh's Gabbai award, was given to Tamar Cohen and Elie Schramm.
 Completing the 2013 class roster are Rachel Chanon, Tamar Cohen, Samuel Coretz, Lane Engelberg, Karen Folz, Hannah Gartner, Jordan Haberer, Kelly Herson, Katie Lerer, Joshua Lynn, Stephanie Medina, Bradley Riche, Rachel Rudberg, Max Schnitzer, Yael Spirer, and Adam Wilensky. All honors were bestowed during commencement ceremonies at the school's Schultz Rosenberg Campus.
"I realize that the greatest teachings and lessons imaginable can not only be communicated from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial or the stages of Stratford-upon-Avon. Instead, they make themselves known in a campus beit midrash during an afternoon lesson between rabbi and student," said Siegel who will attend Yale University. They are passed on in a guidance counselor's cozy office over miniature Twix bars and the Insiders Guide to Colleges, and are transmitted in song during the monthly recitation of Hallel."
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Yosef Presburger & Rachel Siegel
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"With a mindset that the great Rabbi Hillel would describe with the phrase "If not now, when?" Yavneh gave us the tools and opportunities to explore our talents and to make a difference in this world- in other words, to make the most of the present," said Presburger who will go to Rice University. "In addition, Yavneh connected us with our past and taught us how our past still affects us. There is no greater example of this than the March of the Living. We will remember how we marched into Birkenau. How we marched into the gas chambers. But we will also remember how we walked out of the gas chambers, out of Birkenau, and into the land of Israel."
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Dr. Tim Cloward & Dr. David Portnoy
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Prior to certifying the class for graduation, Head of School Dr. David Portnoy spoke to each student aloud, recalling a memory from over the past four years, or sharing with the audience special traits, honors, and talents of each child. "Your work ethic is strong, and you are able to succeed - no matter what the task or responsibility," he said of the Class of 2013 which has raised more than $85,000 to help numerous causes around the world. "Deeply committed to our Jewish tradition and the community, you are proud of your heritage - and we are proud of you as well."
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Adam Wilensky,
Coach Zack Pollack & Josh Lynn
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The students thanked Yavneh Bulldog Basketball JV Head Coach, and Varsity Assistant Coach, Zack Pollack for a dozen years of commitment, drive, and mentorship. Dan Prescott, outgoing president, spoke on behalf of Yavneh's Board of Directors. Congratulations and blessings were shared by Yavneh's Associate
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Associate Principals
Rabbi Meir Tannenbaum & Naomi Schrager
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Principal's Naomi Schrager and Rabbi Meir Tannenbaum, as well as YavnehMom Cindy Moskowitz, Chair of the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas, which has donated more than $500,000 to Yavneh, to support the education it provides, in the last five years. Yavneh Assistant Principal Dr. Tim Cloward, Prescott, and past-president, Pam Fine, handed out the students' diplomas and Leon Ziligson accompanied the students during the processional and recessional.
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Pam Fine, Cindy Moskowitz
& Dan Prescott
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"You have been a part of a school community inspired by and resonant with Jewish values, and complemented with
rigorous college preparatory coursework,"said Moskowitz.
"Like the graduates who preceded you, our community sees in you, leaders who are passionate, connected, committed and prepared to transform the world.
The 27 members of Yavneh Academy's eighteenth graduating class received acceptance letters to 54 universities and colleges, Israel gap-year programs. They received more than $2.5 million in scholarships, and served 15,367 hours of community service. Their average score on each of the SAT exams was almost 200 points above the Texas state average and the 11 honors students scored greater than a 94 percent in their four years at the school.
 "It is here that we were encouraged to become independent-thinking Jewish men and women guided by the examples set before us by our own teachers, to whom we are so grateful," said Siegel. "Many among us have already dedicated our time to defend our Jewish heritage, bring education to the Third World, feed the hungry, and raise funds for victims of terror. Who knows who among us will one day take to the world's grandest of stages to deliver the next 'I Have a Dream,' the foundation for which will have been laid by these last four years at Yavneh?"
Click here to read Rachel Siegel's commencement address
Click here to read Yosef Presburger's commencement address
Click here to read Kayley Romick's Dvar Torah
Click here to read Dr. David Portnoy's address
Click here to read Rabbi Meir Tannenbaum's blessing
Click here to read Naomi Schrager's Judaic Studies address
Click here to read Cindy Moskowitz's message from the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas
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Co-Valedictorians
Yosef Presburger & Rachel Siegel
Graduating with Honors
Shelby Gadol, Liora Zhrebker, Justin Katz, Elie Schramm, Clara Moskowitz,
Mika Stein, Rachel Goodman, Shea Miller and Kayley Romick
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Judaic Studies Award sponsored by the
Sylvia & William Epstein Golden Wedding Anniversary Fund
Rachel Goodman
Kayley Romick
Gabbai Award for exceptional service
and dedication to religious ritual.
Elie Schramm & Tamar Cohen
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Thoughts from Dr. David Portnoy, Head of School,
to the members of the Class of 2013
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Rachel Chanon ~
Indiana University
"You are outgoing, energetic, and a very good friend. Your laughter and your smile make everyone around you feel special. Involved in the community and many worthwhile causes, you will be missed."
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Tamar Cohen ~
University of Kansas
"You have been the organizer, the cheerleader, and the "mom" of the class. You are hard working, and you show great determination in your studies - and with all the organizations to which you belong. You are a natural teacher, and a campus leader, and we are looking forward to your successes."
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Samuel Coretz ~
Savannah College
of Art & Design
"You have blossomed as an artist and as a person during your time at Yavneh - and you have shared your gifts generously with others. You have worked hard in school while getting along with everyone - and you will be missed."
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Lane Engelberg ~
University of Texas, Dallas "All who know you know that yours is a powerful and creative mind. We also know how much you have grown since beginning Yavneh. You are deeply ethical - and are a talented video designer and musician - a drummer who marches to his very own beat. We are all going to miss you."
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Karen Folz ~
Southern Methodist University
"You are a young woman of steadfast character - quietly introspective, talented in both music and dance; someone who has found her voice at Yavneh. You are also extremely clever and witty - and I thank you for letting me share 'your' office this year."
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Shelby Gadol ~
Tulane University
"You are a real study in contrasts: both fun-loving and serious, thorough and thoughtful, independent and friendly. No one knows quite what to expect from you, which is part of the fun and excitement. Your energies and talents are bountiful, and we look forward to hearing great things about you in the years to come."
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Hannah Gartner ~
Arizona State University
"Blessed with the soul of a poet, you are determined, hardworking, goal oriented, and extremely ethical. With your professional goal of entering the health professions, we are confident of your success, and grateful for your future contributions to our community's wellness."
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Rachel Goodman ~
New York University
"The key to your many successes is your unwavering sense of self and a maturity that well surpasses your years. You are focused and purposeful in life and not afraid to step forward and take responsibility, lead and succeed. You possess a strong moral compass, and a sense of justice, and your are a great friend to many. Best of luck - and thank you for all you've contributed."
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Jordan Haberer ~
University of Kansas
"You are one of the few students who maintained a job throughout your high school career, attesting to your entrepreneurial spirit and willingness to embrace hard work. With all you have been through, you have always maintained a positive attitude, and a winning smile - evidence of your inner strength and determination."
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Kelly Herson ~
University of Michigan
"You are a gifted student filled with diligence and charisma. You are strongly motivated and a true original. You take on Herculean tasks and do not stop until you complete them. You tackle it all with grace and determination - and a sparkle in your eye - and we will miss you as you move on to future success."
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Justin Katz ~
Texas A&M University
"You are the very definition of a mensch, a great guy who is there for others - every step of the way. A talented musician, Sunday school teacher and mentor, you exude intelligence, purpose and principle. You navigate your various responsibilities with the deftness of solving a Rubik's Cube, and your presence will be missed here at Yavneh."
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Katie Lerer ~
Colorado College
"You are truly one in a million. Possessed of a quirky and winning personality, every bit of you is genuine. You are a champion for the underdog - and you have a spirit for adventure - and for life. Your playful spirit and your ability to revel in the beauty of things have made your time at Yavneh special for all who know you."
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Josh Lynn ~
University of Denver
"You are a natural - as an athlete, an entrepreneur and a friend. You are not afraid of hard work, and your vision for business is filled with so many possibilities that will lead to a promising and successful career. You have also grown up a lot at Yavneh, and the way you see the world and the people around you has grown in ways that hold great promise for the future. Best of luck, and keep in touch."
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Stephanie Medina ~
Brookhaven College
"You are one of the hardest working students in the class. You have a kind and gentle soul that is fueled with a desire to be successful. Artistically, you have a gift few others possess. The road has not always been easy for you, but through it all, you have given it your all - and we look forward to hearing of your future successes."
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Shea Miller ~
University of Michigan
"How do you do it all? You are motivated and goal-oriented - and you accomplish it all with a smile on your face. Taking the most challenging courses, you have managed to do so well - all while holding down a job, participating in community organizations, and contributing athletically here at Yavneh. Well done, indeed - and only good things in the future."
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 Clara Moskowitz ~
Young Judaea YearCourse
University of Michigan
'You are a committed student who works hard at your studies. An effective leader whose peers respect your integrity and your character. You are enthusiastic, positive, and extremely witty - and we know your upcoming years in Israel and at college will be great ones of growth, friendship and furthering of your Jewish soul. We will miss you."
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Yosef Presburger ~
Rice University
"Discipline, dedication and perseverance are all qualities necessary for success, and you possess them all in abundance. Throughout your academic, athletic, and extra-curricular activities, you have displayed a strong sense of leadership and responsibility - one that has been prized and appreciated by your peers and teachers alike. Always willing to help out, we have relied on you greatly, and you have always come through. In a word, you have been the consummate Yavneh citizen, and you will be missed."
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Bradley Riche ~
American University
"You are, quite simply, one of a kind. You work hard and are deeply invested in your education. In the classroom, the Mock Trial courtroom, as a teacher to younger students, and in the Nuclear Energy field, you are focused, attentive and disciplined. You are tenacious - and also a great deal of fun to be around. You have matured quite a bit at Yavneh, and are a good friend to all.
We will miss you."
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Kayley Romick ~
Vanderbilt University
"You are a poet, a deep thinker and sensitive soul who looks at the world around her with deep consideration of how YOU can make it better. While maintaining a hectic, school schedule, you never forget your responsibility to the community. You are - most of all - a true lifelong learner - who learns for learning's sake. You combine youthful enthusiasm with mature thinking - and your contributions to Yavneh have been exemplary. Best of luck - and stay in touch."
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Rachel Rudberg ~
Texas Christian University
"You are focused and purposeful - and not afraid to meet challenges head-on. Your dancing has earned much recognition and pride throughout our community, as has your tireless optimism and cheerful energy. Your unwavering generosity towards others, your civic-mindedness, and your perseverance have endeared you to all of us - and we will miss you."
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Max Schnitzer ~
Tulane University
"You are a capable student, a strong learner, and possess a basketball shooting percentage that may never be equaled here at Yavneh. Involved in various leadership positions, you stood out as 'truly present' during the March of the Living. We look forward to hearing of your accomplishments going forward, and wish you all the best."
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 Elie Schramm ~
Yeshivat Eretz HaTzvi
Washington University
at St. Louis
"'Good enough'" are not words in your vocabulary. Your learning and your work are always thorough, always at the highest level. And you have shared the breadth and depth of your knowledge with many. Your Jewish education has taught you responsibility to others, something you take very seriously. You exude intelligence, purpose, energy and high principle. We are all grateful for your time at Yavneh - and wish you all the best going forward.
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Rachel Siegel ~
Yale University
"More often than not, it is YOU - speaking or writing about others - as you have just done - more comfortable on the reporting side of the story than as the subject. And at the risk of embarrassing you one last time, let me just say that your poise, your heart, your resolve, and your optimism - when paired with your formidable intellect and humility - are the winningest combination of all. We look forward to hearing about your future successes, and wish you well."
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Yael Spirer ~
University of Texas
"You are articulate, enthusiastic, high spirited and reliable - a great communicator who is there for others. You are a solid student and a wonderful person. Your energy and enthusiasm can be found from the volleyball court to your part-time job, as you manage, it seems, to do it all."
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Mika Stein ~
New York University
"You are an exceptional person. Willing to work hard for what you need to accomplish, you have never complained about what you didn't' have - and always focused on what you do have. An accomplished poet and community leader, we are so proud of your achievements to date, and look forward to your future successes. Please keep in touch with your Yavneh family."
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Adam Wilensky ~
Young Judaea YearCourse
"Your goals include a strong education, and you have the aptitude and tools to succeed. Interested in culinary arts, you would like to combine a business degree with your love of cooking. We know that you will work hard to succeed - and to prove to yourself and those you love that you can be anything you want to be."
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Liora Zhrebker ~
Brandeis University
"As the saying goes, good things come in small packages. Your work ethic is strong, and you are able to succeed - no matter what the task or responsibility. Deeply committed to our Jewish tradition and the community, you are proud of your heritage - and we are proud of you as well. Best of luck going forward. We will miss you."
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Farewell to 2012-2013
Underclassmen Awards
 Jewish Thought & Law Talia Klein '14 Dania Tanur '14 Mitchell Levinson '16 Jonathan Kravitz '15 Zac Romick '15 Serina Romick '15 Ella Baum '14  Jewish History Shanee Abouzaglo '14 & Niv Avneri '14  Chumash Denise Folz '16, Danielle Berman '16 Clara Wohlstadter '15, Austin Jacoby '15 Lexi Riche '14 & Talia Klein '14 Alexandra Lavi '15 Oral Law  Joey Goldman '16 Hadas Cohen '15 Danielle Berman '16 Serina Romick '15 Jacob Herstein '15 Raphe Burstein '15 Talia Klein '14 Mira Roosth '16 Leetal Winick '16 Carolyn Smith '16 Hebrew  Lauren Siegel '14
Hannah Delagi '14 Leetal Winick '16 Denise Folz '16 Jacob Herstein '15 Samuel Weyser '16 Avi Baynash '16 Amitai Abouzaglo '16 Dania Tanur '14 Talia Klein '14 Mira Roosth '16 Ella Baum '14 English  Daniel Granat '14 Raphe Burstein '15 Noah Shore '15 Sarah Barnett '14 Serina Romick '15 Leetal Winick '16 Adam Karnett '14 Jordan Cope '14 Amitai Abouzaglo '16  Math Hanna Liebermann '14 Daniel Toobian '16 Elimelekh Perl '16 Lidor Suissa '16 Mitchell Levinson '16 Mira Roosth '16 Erin Smith '14 Talia Klein '14 Michael Teplitskiy '14 Austin Jacoby '15 Avi Baynash '16 Adam Schor '14 Science  Elimelekh Perl '16
Avi Baynash '16 Ben Calmenson '14 Shanee Abouzaglo '14 Hanna Liebermann '14 Mira Roosth '16 Erin Wernick '15 Jacob Herstein '15 Zak Schultz '15 Noah Weiss '15  Social Studies Noah Shore '15 Mitchell Levinson '16 Amitai Abouzaglo '16 Gaby Schultz '16 Jordan Cope '14 Austin Jacoby '15 Ethan Pearson '15 Journalism 
Elimelekh Perl '16 Mitchell Levinson '16 Austin Jacoby '15 Hayley Chestler '15 Erin Smith '14  Visual Arts
Michael Teplitskiy '14
Nathasha Guaqueta '14
Theater Valerie Lopez '14 Communications Zac Romick '15 Music Ella Baum '14 
Mock Trial Jordan Cope '14 & Alexis Riche '14
 Leader in Prayers Award Dalya Romaner '14 & Jacob Herstein '15  Ruach Awards Dania Tanur '14, Benji Zoller '16 & Hadas Cohen '15
 Mentsch Awards Erin Smith '14 & Meir Epstein '15  The Principal's Award Logan Luskey '14 & Daniel Granat '14  The Bulldog Award Talia Klein '14 & Jason Epstein '14 Physics - Chemistry Science Fair 2013 1st Place - Collisions: Elastic & Inelastic
by Jake Lampert '16 & Lidor Suissa '16
2nd Place - Newton's 3 Laws of Basketball
by Risa Mond
3rd Place - The Spud Gun by
Elimelekh Perl '16 & Amitai Abouzaglo '16
4th Place - Count in the Sun
by Avi Baynash '16 & Benji Zoller '16
5th Place - Mouse Trap, Fusion & Fission:
Adam Schor '14, Zach Harmon '14 & Lauren Siegel '14 6th Place - Anatomical Physics
by Mira Roosth '16
HONORABLE MENTIONS
Centripetal Jello: Ethan Fisher '16
Merry Go-Round: Carolyn Smith '16 & Reut Banai '16
Pour it This Way: Mitchell Levinson '16 & Steven Levine '16
Sports Motion: David Steinbrecher '16 & Jonathan Ochstein '16
Annual Athletic Awards *MVP - Most Valuable Player ** MIP - Most Improved Player
 Boys Varsity Basketball
MVP -Adam Karnett '14
MIP -Sam Kleinman '14
Senior Award -Josh Lynn '13
Dr. Max Ribald "Cheese Danish" Sportsmanship Award- Jason Epstein '14
Defensive Player of the Year -Adam Schor '14
"Mr Glass" Rebounder of the Year - Itai Guttman '14
Most Assists in a single season -Sam Kleinman '14
Most Blocks All Time -Itai Guttman '14
Most Blocks in a Single Season -Adam Schor '14
Junior Varsity Basketball
Coach "ZP" Most Outstanding Player
- Noah Weiss '15
Co-Offensive Players
- Zak '15 Schultz and
Steve Levine '15
Defensive Player
- Jonathan Ochstein '16
Josh S. Karnett Fearless Award
- Lee Gelsky '15
MIP - Sammy Weyser '16
Girls Basketball
MVP - Rachel Goodman '13
High Performance Player - Talia Klein '14
MIP - Sophie Lynn '15
Boys Soccer
MVP - Jordan Cope '14
MIP - Avi Baynash '16
Scorer & Striker - Jason Epstein '14
Defender - Yosef Presburger '13
Girls Soccer
MVP -Lexi Riche '14
Offensive Player -Cassie Gross '15
Defensive Player -Valerie Lopez '14
MIP -Serina Romick '15
Girls Volleyball
MVP - Dania Tanur '14
MIP - Gaby Schultz '16
Bulldog Award - Risa Mond '16
Tennis
MVP - Yosef Presburger '13
MIP -Benji Zoller '16 and
Adina Romaner '16
Sportsmanship -
Sam Coretz '13 and
Tamar Cohen '13
#1 Bulldog Fan -
LuAnn Pitlik
Additional thanks to Zack Pollack and Dr. Max Ribald for their commitment and dedication to the Yavneh Boys Basketball Program and to our parents, friends and family who support our teams, players, and coaches.
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2013 Sports Banquet Volunteers Ann Ochstein, Tami Prengler, Beth Mond, Nicole Schultz, Melissa Lampert, Nancy Kleinman, Holly Lynn, Janyce Steinbrecher, Cheryl Epstein,
Melanie Rudomin, Barbara Carr-Goodman
and (not pictured) Marty Karnett and Doris Klein.
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Closing out 2012-2013
Ari Geller '15 and Benji Zoller '16 who took part in the 2013 Israel Day Parade in New York City. Continuing their finals prep on transatlantic flights last weekend, these Yavneh students, parents Miriam Geller and David Zoller, and YavnehAlum, Sophie Geller '10, now a student at Yeshiva University/Stern College, felt the trip a life lesson in the making! Ari and Benji, both local Madrichim, counselors of Bnai Akiva, participated in the march, at the close of a Shabbaton weekend at Camp Moshava Indian Orchard, of  close to 400 participants, sponsored by Bnei Akiva.
"The Saturday night havdalah service, which lasted for over ten minutes, had the entire place shaking, and singing," said Ari who made his second trip to the parade, his first to the Shabbaton. "At the parade, it was awesome to see so many people from all over, Jewish and non-Jewish standing on the side lines supporting Israel, and taking pictures. We marched with people from all over and the atmosphere of both the Shabbaton and parade had so much ruach - really great spirit."
photo by David Zoller
More than one million people attended last Sunday's Israel Day Parade, showing support for Israel and celebrating its sixty-fifth anniversary. More than 30,000 marchers and 17 bands brought the theme, "Picture Israel" to life through the streets of Manhattan, carrying collages, paintings or any pictures designed to show the diversity and experience of the Israeli people.
"It was honestly incredible. To see so many people and organizations supporting Israel was really just amazing, and being able to march with Bnei Akiva was the perfect year to end off my year," said Benji, who last year revived the Bnei Akiva chapter at Congregation Shaare Tefilla. "When I was able to be march, sing, and dance for my home land with my friends from around the continent, and thousands of other people, it was one of the greatest experiences I've ever had."
Mazel Tov to ~~
Chana (Paz) Weinbaum '08, her husband Shmulie, and the couple's extended families, on their June 3rd wedding.
Caryn (Bengio) Peiser '07, her husband Gary, and their extended families on the June 1, 2013 arrival of their daughter, Elisheva. 
Shuki Goldstein '99, his wife Cyrel,
and their extended families on the birth of a baby boy.
Mazel Tov to Yavneh's alumni
as they complete their university
and post-graduate degrees ...
2008 YavnehAlum David Fine
and Daniel Bonner with Yavneh MathChair Veronica Thomas at the May 19 Columbia University Baccalaureate Ceremony |
Syracuse University, College of Law
JD - National Security & Counterterrorism Law
Michelle Bach '09
University of Florida
BFA/Art
Daniel Bonner '08
Columbia University
BA/History
Emily Cohen '09
American University
BA/Criminal Justice
Minor - Business Administration
Sean Erickson '07
UT Dallas
BS/Business Administration (Magna Cum Laude) Mica Esquenazi '09
Stanford University BA/Anthropology & BS in Science, Technology, and Society - Chemistry concentration
(Honors)
David Fine '08
Columbia University
BA/History & American Studies
(J. Winthrop Chandler History Prize)
Eliana Gershon '09
University of Michigan
Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design
BFA/Art
(Magna Cum Laude)
Brittany Herson '09
University of Texas at Austin
BS/Corporate Communication
Senior Fellow Honors Program
Alexander Hirschberg '08
Texas A&M
BS/Animal Science & Poultry Science
Gabriella Lewin '08
NYU Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
Masters of Public Administration
Dr. Benjamin Kogutt '04
UT Southwestern Medical School -- MD
Sarah Kreditor '06
Boston University
MS/Occupational Therapy
Laura Rudberg '07 Tulane University
Masters of Public Health
Zev Rudberg '04
St. Mary School of Law -- JD
Elizabeth Weinstein '09
Emory University
BA Journalism & Film Studies
Arye Zucker '08
University of Maryland
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Unless otherwise credited, Yavneh Academy's Etone is written, photographed, and produced by
Deb Silverthorn
Director of Communications
Community Liaison
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