“A People Survives As Long As It Transmits Its Heritage From One Generation To The Next” TAMMUZ 5776 / JULY 2016 s”xc
2 THE 73RD ANNUAL ACADEMY 1. Rabbi Yehuda Rothner greets Rabbi N. T. Baron at a farewell reception in his honor. 2. Rabbi Shmuel Baron, Mr. Boris Mikhli, Rabbi Moshe Baron, Rabbi N.T. Baron, Dr. Pinchos Mikhli 3. Mr. Yaakov Winters and Mr. Marcello Weiss greet Rabbi N. T. Baron. 4. Mr. Je rey Pickholz and Rabbi N. T. Baron 5. Rabbi Shmuel Baron meets Mr. Benny Zigdon and Mr. Boris Mikhli. 6. Mr. Gary Weiss and Mr. Ari Ja e at the reception. 7. Rabbi N. T. Baron and Mr. Dovid Lipins 8. Mr. Shami Kirsch and Mr. Yonah Schlesinger greet Rabbi N. T. Baron. 9. Mr. Andy Lefkowitz, M.C. 10. Rabbi Naphtali Burnstein representing the Vaad HaChinuch. 11. Mr. Stephen Ho man, President, Jewish Federation of Cleveland 12. Dinner Hosts, Mr. Josh Bookman, Rabbi Yitz Frank and Mr. Moshe Koval 13. The Hebrew Academy Boys Choir under the direction of HAC alumnus, Rabbi Shmuel Yaakov Mann, delights the audience. 14. Rabbi N.T. Baron dances with his talmidim, Mr. Ben Baskin, Dr. Alan Schlesinger and Mr. Je rey Soclof. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
SCHOLARSHIP TRIBUTE DINNER 15. Rabbi Simcha Dessler, Dr. Shlomo Koyfman (honoree), Dr. Louis Malcmacher and Rabbi Eli Dessler 16. Dr. Louis Malcmacher, Rabbi Mordecai Mannes (honoree), Rabbi Simcha Dessler and Rabbi Eli Dessler 17. Rabbi Simcha Dessler, Rabbi Yehuda Rothner, Rabbi N. T. Baron and Rabbi Eli Dessler 18. Mr. Leib Koyfman and Dr. David Rothner 19. Mr. Mitch Balk and Dr. Louis Malcmacher 20. Mr. and Mrs. Amir Ja a 21. Rabbi Simcha Dessler presents Rabbi Asher Newman with a trip To Eretz Yisrael in recognition of 25 years of devoted service. 22. Rabbi Eli Dessler, Dr. Abba Spero, Rabbi Jacob Koval and Rabbi Simcha Dessler 23. Rabbi Eli Dessler, Beachwood Mayor Merle Gordon, Rabbi Simcha Dessler, Mr. Mendy Klein 24. Three generations of the Bennett / Lipton family 25. Mr. Moshe Neuman, Mr. Mendy Klein, Mr. Shimon Fuchs, Dr. Mark Berkowitz 26. Dr. and Mrs. Abba Spero acknowledge a surprise farewell presentation. 15 16 20 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 3
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KOLLEL & YESHIVA HIGH SCHOOL Kollel Ateres Nochum Zev and Yeshiva High School continue to work in tandem as part of the Academy community. Kollel members serve as mentors and role models to high school talmidim; they interact with the talmidim through countless learning opportunities and extracurricular activities including in-town Shabbosim, shalosh seudos and melaveh malkahs. The Yeshiva High organized a tzeischem l’shalom to express their hakaras hatov to Rabbi Baron, an inspiring and beloved Rosh Mesivta and impeccable mechanech who is retiring to Israel after over half a century of teaching and guiding talmidim. Seventh and eighth grade talmidim took their annual Torah Tour to Baltimore and Washington, visited Ner Israel Rabbinical College, received divrei beracha from the Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Ahron Feldman and from Rabbi Yissochar Frand and heard reminiscences of his years in the Hebrew Academy from Rabbi Yechiel Spero. In May, talmidim toured the Ohio State’s Stone Laboratory on the island of Put-in-Bay in Lake Erie. Students shed for specimens and conducted experiments on lake water. The trip began with a vasikin minyan on the ferry and included a shiur on te las haderech. Students also took part in a minyan at Lansing Cemetery on the yarzheit of Rabbi Chaim Tzvi Katz, zt’l, veteran Academy mechanech and founding principal of Yavne High School. Parents and siblings joined Yeshiva High School talmidim at the annual Lag B’omer bon re for an evening of lively song and unity. The year concluded with a successful M’Dor L’Dor Father/ Son Learning Session that highlighted, once again, the vital connection of parents and school. 5 LAMED TES MELACHOS FAIR SCIENCE FAIRS EASTERN HEMIS”FAIR”
6 EARLY CHILDHOOD Our registration for the award-winning Early Childhood Division is larger than ever before. This Division is striving to add classes and create classrooms that continue their tradition of focusing on the growth of each individual child; strengthening talents, honing social skills, and introducing aleph beis, parshiyos, and the yomim tovim. This past semester, preschoolers learned about community helpers and were treated to visits from doctor daddies as well as a trip to the re station.
PTA YESHIVA KETANA There is a warm and delightful atmosphere that pervades the Yeshiva Ketana as the boys learn and translate their learning into projects. Students went to Telshe Yeshiva for chizuk and Menorah Park and Monte ore Nursing Home to entertain residents. The BEAM Program cultivated an awareness of the importance of middos tovos, good character. Talmidim wrote a newspaper replete with articles on admirable people who have made a di erence. Prizes were awarded to talmidim who learned well and worked on the program’s theme, to Be A Mentch. Talmidim were treated to a surprise visit by Rebbe Hill who regaled the students with his stories. Second grade students researched a wide range of animals and constructed posters full of information. Sixth graders learned about the properties of matter and buoyancy; they built boats that could hold six boys and still stay a oat. A school-wide Readathon encouraged outside reading and raised over $5,000 for school libraries. The Annual Media Awareness Program, a six-week initiative, was a success and culminated with a deluxe cruise on Lake Erie. 7 SIDDUR & CHUMASH CELEBRATIONS
Talmidos participated in a yearlong program that focused on developing exemplary middos. The focus these past few months was on patience and preventing oneself from acting out of anger. The program included skits and songs as well as posters and role-playing. The program visibly positively impacted student behavior. Students in all grades learned well, wrote well, and enjoyed a siyum on the ice. A Lamed Tes Melachos Fair with posters and activities reinforced lessons that were learned throughout the year. Third grade girls performed for the GILA Luncheon, a project of N’shei Agudath Israel that provides programming for the senior ladies of our community. Fourth grade students culminated a unit on colonial day living with a trip to Century Village where they were able to participate in a live recreation of an oldfashioned one-room schoolhouse. In June all grades participated in a Fun Field Day. There were races in the playground, class cheers and colors plus dance and other activities inside. Another June highlight was the cruise around Cleveland, the prize for adherence to the Media Awareness program. GIRLS ELEMENTARY 8
GIRLS ELEMENTARY 9 Yavne students spent a productive semester focusing on learning, chessed, and school-wide activities. Some high points included a wonderful, multi-dimensional production in which all Yavne girls participated through drama, dance, scenery, costumes, and props. There were also illuminating and informative Shabbatonim and melaveh malkahs as well as a mishloach manos auction that bene tted the Irving I. Stone Vaad Hatzedakah Fund. A particular highlight of the year was a very successful pre-Shavuos Leil Iyun. Eighth graders studied earthquake-resistant structures and designed their own resistant buildings. Ninth graders built Rube Goldberg machines to perform simple tasks in a complicated fashion. Eleventh grade students visited the State House in Columbus and spoke with Ohio Representative Ms. Janine Boyd. Students ended the year with a recycling project that will become an all-inclusive initiative. The overwhelming majority of graduates will continue their studies in Israel next year. YAVNE HIGH SCHOOL
PTA The theme of this year’s Chinese Auction was Blossoms, a reference to our amazing students and the parents who nurture them. Thanks to Mrs. Tzippy Kiss and Mrs. Rachelle Shawel and their team for transforming Yavne’s auditorium into a pastoral setting and overseeing the myriad details that went into this event. Over 280 children participated in the June Fun Run and Carnival. Fun Run Chairs, Mrs. Sara Farkas and Mrs. Hillary Gecovich and their committees ensured the success of the day. Many thanks to Past Presidents, Mrs. Malky Traube and Mrs. Ruti Wolf and our current Presidents, Mrs. Chani Berner and Mrs. Avigail Malcmacher for a job well done. Every PTA event that runs smoothly and is successful is due in large part to the dedicated workers who are willing to generously give of their time and talents. The bond between our school and its parents are a resource that is valued and treasured. 10 SIDDUR & CHUMASH CELEBRATIONS
11 GEDOLIM FAIR The best way of learning is hands-on, total submersion into a topic. Therefore, our annual Gedolim Fair has always been an exceptional experience for our talmidim as they immerse themselves in the lives of their particular “Gadol” and display both verbal presentations and visual depictions of their Gadol’s life and writings. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATH FAIRS Our Inaugural Math Fair featured a day that highlighted the importance of mathematical thinking and developing problem solving skills. Some of the skills learned included estimation, use of a balance scale in metric, multiple problem solving strategies, exposure to spatial reasoning, complex puzzles, data collection, and transformational geometric concepts. EARLY CHILDHOOD
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13 OHIO STATE FAIRS WAX MUSEUM BIOGRAPHY FAIR
Rabbi and Mrs. Dovy Belsky (boy) Mazal tov to Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Heifetz Mr. and Mrs. Morton Heifetz and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davidovits Mr. and Mrs. Dovid Neuman (twins) Mr. and Mrs. Shia Sauber (girl) Mazal tov to Mr. and Mrs. Moshe Neuman and Mr. and Mrs. Lazar Neuman Mr. and Mrs. Menashe Weiser (girl) Mazal tov to Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Weiser and Mrs. Esther Weiser Mr. and Mrs. Yossi Ireland (boy) Mazal tov to Mr. and Mrs. Gershon Ireland and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Atkin Mr. and Mrs. Reuven Schloss (girl) Mazal tov to Dr. and Mrs. Mark Berkowitz Rabbi and Mrs. Tzvi Schamovic (girl) Mazal tov to Mr. and Mrs. Avrohom Schamovic Rabbi and Mrs. Moshe Block (boy) Mazal tov to Rabbi and Mrs. Eli Skorski Mr. and Mrs. Yoel Goldman (girl) Mazal tov to Rabbi and Mrs. Jake Koval and Mrs. Esther Koval Mr. and Mrs. Milech Muskal (girl) Mazal tov to Mr. and Mrs. Nachman Muskal and Mr. and Mrs. Gershon Ireland Rabbi and Mrs. Moshe Rokowsky (girl) Mazal tov to Rabbi and Mrs. Elozor Mann and Mrs. Esther Mann Rabbi and Mrs. Yitzchok Elefant (girl) Mazal tov to Rabbi and Mrs. Hillel Drazin Mr. and Mrs. Shimshi Keller (boy) Mr. and Mrs. Nussi Bitterman (boy) Mazal tov to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Schabes, Mr. and Mrs. Hymie Keller Mr. and Mrs. Herb Schabes and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Geduld Mr. and Mrs. Simcha Schlanger (girl) Rabbi and Mrs. Dov Zilber (boy) Dr. and Mrs. David Isaacs (girl) Mr. and Mrs. Shauly Wolhendler (girl) Mazal tov to Mr. and Mrs. Shia Neuman and Mr. and Mrs. Lazar Neuman Mr. and Mrs. David Landman (boy) Dr. and Mrs. Shlomo Koyfman (girl) BAR MITZVAHS Dr. and Mrs. Michael Rom and Yehoshua Rabbi and Mrs. Yissochor Fishman and Yeruchom Shaul Dr. and Mrs. Moshe Harris and Asher Yaakov Dr. and Mrs. Yitzchok Vitebskiy and Eliyohu Mr. and Mrs. Shmuel Feuer and Yaakov Leib Mr. and Mrs. Jack Judkovitch and Moshe Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Schabes and Yoni Rabbi and Mrs. Hillel Drazin and Shlomo The Vaynshtok family and Mendel Rabbi and Mrs. Yisroel Kutner and Benyamin Dr. and Mrs. Howard Goldman and Yonatan “A People Survives As Long As It Transmits Its Heritage From One Generation To The Next” NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID HEBREW ACADEMY OF CLEVELAND 1860 South Taylor Road Cleveland, Ohio 44118 Hebrew Academy of Cleveland Educational Director: RABBI SIMCHA DESSLER Financial Director: RABBI ELI DESSLER President: DR. LOUIS J. MALCMACHER Immediate Past President: IVAN A. SOCLOF Board Vice Chairman: MELVIN WAXMAN Editor: MRS. SELMA HELLMAN HEBREW ACADEMY NEWS • TAMMUZ 5772 • JULY, 2012 Create an everlasting legacy with a gift or a bequest to the Hebrew Academy of Cleveland Endowment Fund. The Academy Endowment Fund insures Jewish continuity by providing a Jewish education to all children regardless of their fi nancial capabilities. A contribution or provisions for a bequest represents a gift that keeps on giving. Additional dedications and opportunities are available. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT (216) 321-5838 EXT. 160 GIVE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING! kfgraphics Design by KF Graphics • 216.421.8520 1860 South Taylor Road TAMMUZ 5772 / JULY 2012 s”xc STAY IN TOUCH! Sign up for our monthly Academy Moment video clips by emailing info@hac1.org and type Academy Moment in the subject line. For past Academy Moment clips visit www. hac1.org. 14 The Bigs and Littles Mentoring Program just concluded its eleventh year with a total of seventy matches between students and role models who are a few years older than them. Activities throughout the year included hands-on pottery, arts and crafts events, pizza slips from Kinneret, and a barbeque at Horseshoe Lake. Mentors were provided leadership training throughout the year so that they could relate and relax with their “little sisters” in a stress-free atmosphere that promoted good will and self con dence. BIGS & LITTLES
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RABBI AND MRS. SHMUEL ROTENBERG (BOY) MAZAL TOV TO DR. AND MRS. MICHAEL COVITCH AND MRS. IRENE SHUFLER MR. AND MRS. MENACHEM SANDMAN (BOY) MAZAL TOV TO MRS. LISA ADLER AND MR. AND MRS. FRED LABRIE RABBI AND MRS. SHMUEL BARKIN (BOY) MAZAL TOV TO REBBETZIN MIRIAM BARKIN AND DR. AND MRS. RODNEY GREEN RABBI AND MRS. SHMUELI FRIEDMAN (GIRL) MAZAL TOV TO RABBI AND MRS. LEIB ALEVSKY AND REBBETZIN SHULAMIS KAZEN RABBI AND MRS. CHANINA HEFTER (GIRL) MAZAL TOV TO RABBI AND MRS. MALKIEL HEFTER AND MRS. L. HEFTER MR. AND MRS. YUMI NEUMAN (BOY) MAZAL TOV TO MR. AND MRS. SHIA NEUMAN AND MR. LAZAR NEUMAN MR. AND MRS. SHIMON FRIEDMAN (BOY) DR. AND MRS. BARUCH FERTEL (BOY) RABBI AND MRS. CHESKY ZEFFREN (GIRL) MAZAL TOV TO MR. AND MRS. MOTTI SCHEINERMAN RABBI AND MRS. SHIMON ZEFFREN RABBI AND MRS. YITZCHOK SCHEINERMAN AND REBBETZIN ESTHER MANN RABBI AND MRS. CHAIM DESSLER (BOY) MAZAL TOV TO RABBI AND MRS. ELI DESSLER AND REBBETZIN MIRIAM DESSLER MR. AND MRS. YOSEF ELLIS (GIRL) MAZAL TOV TO MR. AND MRS. PAUL GOTTLIEB RABBI AND MRS. YOEL FLEISHER (GIRL) MR. AND MRS. YAAKOV HANDELSMAN (BOY) MAZAL TOV TO MR. AND MRS. SHMUEL YANKEL MANN AND REBBETZIN ESTHER MANN RABBI AND MRS. DONNY GROSS (BOY) MAZAL TOV TO DR. AND MRS. JEFFREY GROSS MR. AND MRS. JOSH GRODKO (BOY) MAZAL TOV TO DR. AND MRS. MICHAEL HARRIS RABBI AND MRS. YECHIEL MINTZ (GIRL) MAZAL TOV TO RABBI AND MRS. SROY LEVITANSKY MR. AND MRS. NOACH SCHEINBAUM (GIRL) MAZAL TOV TO RABBI AND MRS. LEIBEL SCHEINBAUM MR. AND MRS. AKIVA COOPERMAN (BOY) MAZAL TOV TO MR. AND MRS. GERSHON IRELAND MR. AND MRS. ZAC KATZ (BOY) MAZAL TOV TO MR. AND MRS. YISROEL MENDENHALL AND MR. AND MRS. BEN KATZ MR. AND MRS. MORDECHAI WEIMER (BOY) MAZAL TOV TO RABBI AND MRS. SHRAGA WEIMER RABBI AND MRS. YEHUDA WILEN (BOY) MAZAL TOV TO MR. AND MRS. JOEL HELLMAN RABBI AND MRS. YERUCHEM MANN (BOY) RABBI AND MRS. MOSHE ROKOWSKY (BOY) MAZAL TOV TO RABBI AND MRS. ELOZAR MANN AND REBBETZIN ESTHER MANN MR. AND MRS. BARRY GOLDMAN (GIRL) MAZAL TOV TO MR. AND MRS. SRULY KAZEN BAR MITZVAHS RABBI AND MRS. ZVI EINSTADTER AND YAAKOV RABBI AND MRS. CHAIM SIMCHA ELIAS AND SHMUEL YITZCHOK RABBI AND MRS. YERACHMIEL BECKER AND BINYOMIN RABBI AND MRS. DOVID AHRON GROSS AND CHAIM RABBI AND MRS. NOSSON ROSSMAN AND PINNY DR. AND MRS. DANIEL FLEKSHER AND LEVI MR. AND MRS. LEON ADATO AND RAPHAEL RABBI AND MRS. AHRON DOVID LEBOVICS AND TZVI MR. AND MRS. DUVY SAUBER AND AVI MR. AND MRS. MORDECHAI LIPTON AND REUVEN DR. AND MRS. BRIAN GASTMAN AND BINYOMIN MR. AND MRS. MOSHE KOVAL AND YOSEF ELCHONAN DR. AND MRS. PINCHOS MIKHLI AND EZRA MR. AND MRS. DOVID NEUMAN AND AHRON MR. AND MRS. JASON STEIN AND YAAKOV MR. AND MRS. DAVID SEIGER AND JONAH “A People Survives As Long As It Transmits Its Heritage From One Generation To The Next” NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID HEBREW ACADEMY OF CLEVELAND 1860 South Taylor Road Cleveland, Ohio 44118 Hebrew Academy of Cleveland Educational Director: RABBI SIMCHA DESSLER Financial Director: RABBI ELI DESSLER President: DR. LOUIS J. MALCMACHER Immediate Past President: IVAN A. SOCLOF Board Vice Chairman: MELVIN WAXMAN Editor: MRS. SELMA HELLMAN HEBREW ACADEMY NEWS • TAMMUZ, 5776 • JULY, 2016 Design by KF Graphics • 216.421.8520 kfgraphics www.hac1.org 216-321-5838