Yeshiva University High School For Boys - Elchanite Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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AARON SKAIST 109-25 48th St., Richmond Hill, L. I. Clair Serrefai'y 83 Aibfelir zlflumzger 61 Arriftizrzf Editor of Amdemy Nezrf 53 Hebrew Club 6g Li- brariazz 5g Smzitafjozz Mazinger 5. Aaron, a nice quiet fella, joined us in fifth term but we're sorry he didn't come sooner. The youngest graduate of the class, he will continue his education at Y. U. He hopes to become an able history teacher in emulation of Mr. Lilker. He mme from ll good family bil! be fort fbe addi'e5J'. REUBEN STARISHEVSKY 216 Bay 32nd St. Clair Vive-Prefidefzt 4, 65 Clan' Serrehzry 4, 5g Reporter for 141116113111-J' Nezw 53 Hebrew Cfllb li: Librarian 4, 6. Starry has been the star athlete of the class when he has not been learning Talmud. He will honor Yeshiva by accepting its invitation to him. There he hopes to rezeive the back- ground to become a great Surgeon. H21 bjgb Jrbool glaze will 10011 be orer. lI7'ILLIA1l'l IV. UVEALCATCH 926 E. iorh Sr. ' I Arjrm 6, 7, 83 Srbool Serrefrzry-Treamrer 2g Clair Serretrzry 3, 6g Clow' Vive-Preyideril 83 Hebrew Clnb f mfiorzr 6g LfbI'z1l'fc71I 6, 8g Srzzzifrzfimz Nlamzgel' 5. Willie is one of the jolliest, most robust boys in the class, always popping up with a joke at the right time. He intends to go to Y. U. and he wants to become an accountant. QMay- be he and Norman will form a partnershipj. Firmllwy made fbe T. A. Bored of Ezfmxzlioiz. -1, 55 Bzzfirzerf 1VIaz1zr1ger of Kolezm 5: T. A. Publi-

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fACOB KRUIVIBEIIN7 579A Crown St. Science Club lg Hebreu' Club 33 Debfzflug Tlfrllll 2, 4, 6g Sz1lIlf:1lf0l? ll'lr1lIc'lgE'l' 8. Good old jake has been the class politician since he joined us a year ago. He intends to start his career at Y. U. Undoubtedly he will become an industrial typhoon fsic.j and he will preach capitalism to the unfortunates in Russia. Are you ajflicled zvilb lllJ01IlIllfI, fake? ll'7ALTER ORENSTEIN 1365 Carroll St. Clair Vice-P1'e.fide1zl 8g Acarleufy Neztu' Edilor 33 Academy Neuu Burizzefr Mrzmzger 5g Science Club 2g Hebrew Club 3g Scbool Cboir Leader' 6. Wally has gained for himself the reputation of class wit during his pleasantf?j stay at the Yeshiva. He hopes to start at CCNY and even- tually wind up at the Met. Ir Ibis' zz diploum I ree before me? Came, le! we clutch fbee! ' NISSON SHULIHAN' 967 55rd St. Ariffa Leader 6, 7, 85 G. O. PI'E.l'ld6lll 53 Cl.1.l',l' Prefidellt 43 Edifor of Elclmuife 85 Knleuu Editor 4, 5, 6,g Acrzrlelzq' Nezzxr Spam' Edlfm' -1: T. A. Pllbljfclllfllll' 63 Hebreu' Club 5, -lg Scieflce Club 35 Clary Debtzling llflfulizger -1, 63 Srlmol Debnzrizzg Team 6. Nis has been quite an orator during his high school career, having talked his way into G. O. presidency. Arista leadership, and the editor- ship of the Elchanite. He also entered .1 city- wide oratorical contest and was eliminated only after a hitter light. Nis will go to Yeshiva and wants to hecome .1 radio commen- tl1lZO1'.

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SEYIUOUR llVIESENlil2LD 5115 13th Ave. Clair Prei'ide11l 2, 3g Clrm' Vim-Pr'e.i'ii!e11! Jig Cfaii Serrelfzry 55 Reporter for lbe fitlltfelllj' New' 53 Hebrew Club 63 Debrzfing zlflfwrzger 85 Sizrzimliffrz Nlarmger 6. Seymour, the more brilliant and handsomer of the twins Cexcept for Freddyj, has distinguish- ed himself by doing nothing during his stay at the Yeshiva. He intends to do the same at CCNY. Toscanini has announced that he will retire as head of the N. B. C. Symphony Orchestra as soon as Seymour is ready to take over. In the meantime, Seymour is preparing himself for this great undertaking by work- ing partatime as a conductor . . . on the BMT. Sllrdyillg never irllerfered zvifb 1121 edllmliori. HERBERT UVEISBERG 5725 12th Ave. Barkefbfzll Team 6g Amzlerzfy Nezvr Editor 4, 5, 6g T. A. Plrblioaliom' 85 Elcbazrlrfe Ediforinf Board 8g .Hebrew Clzrb li: Clary Debafirzg Mtzmzger 4, 5. Herbie's not really very garrulous but he's willing to give you his opinion on any sub- ject you ask for. Yeshiva will be the lucky college to get Herbie and then he will start on his quest to get the titles mentioned below. B.A.?, M.A.?, Pb.D.?, D.D.?, err. All be needy now ir fz Joapbox am! az cigar. Camera Shy FRED ll'fIESENFELD 5115 13th Ave. 4 G. O. Vice-Pr'eJide11l 3: Clair Plwiilelzl -i: C!.zi'.r Vive-Preridezli 5g Clary Alblelic .flflfzrlrzger 6g Re- porter for flue Auzdezzfy Nerf! 4g Hebrew Cfllb -1. The elder of the Wiesenfeld twins Qby tive minutesj gained quick popularity when he first entered T. A. I-Ie hopes to continue his education at City College and then soar to great heights . . . as an ace airplane pilot. He U!7L'1l.l' My bricks' lzrire .1 lernffm .vue if the-y'I'e hir. ISAAC IVINOGRAD 1921 Avenue K Arima 7, Sq Aflvlelji' illrnlrzgur 63 B.J.1'Lc7fb.ll! M1111 6, S3 Elifnzrlilrf Etfiloria! l5u.zr.f 6. S3 Ljl2l'.1I'A!l1 5, 63 Cl.1.i'.t Delmlirlg M.z11.zgur 53 S.111il.:ljm1 xllillhlgcl' -I. XXi'innie. a loyal Chicagoan, is a rabid bas- ketball enthusiast and he has proven his ability by making the Yeshiva basketball team. He will attend Y. U. and will major in Psycliiatry. QI-le is NOT crazyb. Hu lm! llfllflfllkgf In .ln .rn Xu' JA! if in 'I. .'I. ' lf? .Xu UQ k 'fx k b '