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

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inb- Q aff- ,f.. J.r 'A . . at I in 55 Lux 'itil' .F tw. I ' N5 . -,mga .'ILB.HilI1I'I.E MARVIN BIENENFELD Arista 5-8, TA. Publications Business lllana- ger 8, Academy News 4, Chief Librarian 5-8, Library Squad 3, Class Secretary 2, Hebrew Club 3, 4. Hailing from Boro Park, Bobo distinguished himself, in his own big Way, by doing most for the class. In cahoots with Rabbi Faivelson, he wrung the money for this Elchanite out of the students. A January graduate, he is at- tending Y.U. where he's getting the business Ccoursej. Bobo shows his best form Ufhen l1e's asleep in tlze dorm. ' A MARVIN BLUSH Arista 5-8, Class Vice-President 1, TA. Publi- cations 4, Class Athletic Manager 7, Basketball Team Captain 6-8, Basketball Team 4-8, Class Debating fllanager 2, Hebrew Club 3-5, Spanish Club 4, Science Club 1.2, 7. NIarvin has always been interested in ,basket- ball. He dribbled into T.A., passed all his subjects, hooked into Arista and fouled out on seven personal terms. His scoring aver- age - a phenomenal 93.8 per term. His hobby - collecting hundreds in math. Summary of 1Uarvin's 3M years in T..4.: Drib- ble, dribble, toil, and quibble. WALLACE CHAMEDES Class President I, Class Vice-President 7, Ko- lenu Staj? 6, Academy Newsn I, Charity Com- mittee 1-3, Photography Club 1, 2, Science Club 2, Hebrezn' Club 3-8. Vel, a stanch Shomer and Hebraist, set an outstanding record by being one of the quiet- est and nicest fellows in the Senior Class. In- terested in medicine, he will take a pre-med. course at Yeshiva, complete his professional education, and finally wind up in Aretz. He wanted to go on a sitdown strike, so he went to T..-1. Twelve -

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,,.- 'VN .nr- its Q 'flf STANLEY COHEN Debating Team 7. Librarian 7. Sanitation illan- ager 7. For advice on the fair sex, all we had to do was visit Stan, the class casanova. In his spare time, Stan helped build up our li- brary. He will probably pre-law at Brooklyn. It was a long shot but be graduated. NORMAN DACHS Arista 6-8, G.O. Vice-President 4, G.O. Com- mittees 4, Class Vice-President 3, Literary Edi- tor of Elcbanite 7, 8. Basketball Team 5-8. Normie, one of the January boys, was never too busy to give advice Cespecially to you know wholl. An ardent basketball enthusiast, his loyalty to T.A. was not overshadowed by his activities in Young Israel. Attending Brooklyn College, Normie is preparing him- self for a career in business. He came, he saw, lie dia'n't like it. SAMUEL DERSHOXVITZ Lab Assistant 7. Service Squad S, Basketball Team Trainer 5-S. Class Secretary -I. School Choir 6-S, PlI0iII.Ql'lIDll-1' Club I. 2. Dersh, the class' mad scientist, endeared himself to Rabbi Yogel with his astute Tal- mudic dissertations. As class physician, he was always waiting for the chancc to operate on a teacher. Perhaps he'll get his chance at Y.U. this fall where hc will pursue, among other things, his prc-medical studies. Sam has an inferiority roniplexv - 4 L'4'l'-YUIIL' is inferior to bim. - Tlzirtcen -