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

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Ten THE ELCHANITE SENIORS-a word so inspiring and yet so revolting. When we were mere freshf men we looked with longing eyes to the hour when we would become-SENIORS. Cur hopes, ambitions, and aspirations were riveted to that one word. The years flew by-years of toil and hardship. We have seen students come and students go. For four years we labored incessently, vigor' ously, and then we were-SENIORS. We had had illusions that we could look down upon the school, torment the smaller fellows and be-SENIORS. But when we reached the height of our dreams, instead of untold frivolity, we were met by a pang of sorrow. We had slaved and labored and now we could not be joyous, for deep down in our hearts, surging to the fore every now and then, was the knowledge that soon we must leave our School-leave the four walls that had blessed us with their teachings and knowledge, that had raised us from childhood to adolescence, that had equipped us the better for venf turing into the outer world. We fully realize that our School had tried to better our characters and our intellectual abilities so that we might venture beyond the walls of the School, carrying on our lips its sacred precepts. How great a debt we owe to our School, greater is the debt we owe to the Senior Class. We were raised and nourished on the milk of brotherhood in the Senior Class. Characters were molded from so' cial relations between the members of the class and ties of friendships were cemented everlastingly. It is that love, that brother' hood, and that friendship that we must endeavor to keep alive and burning, lest that flame die out and cast an ominous shadow of loneliness and soltitude upon us. Let us always remember the trials and tribulations that the Seniors withstood with courage and bravery. Let us hope that the loyalty, cooperation, and unsevered unity prominent among the Seniors ref main undiminished and unblemished throughout the ages. '-1 ' - L 70' 7 ff! see ffllzaiwzs' wif, 9- v 41:-1, .-I-N ,f f ' a'f'5gsw?svah'f- :L ,ff 7,Af .19 ,Jigs -.f-s..w4c.g g f g 4 :rr ur n.. ....... H ' f Q'97.'wg. Eh f :-5335 S T, 2 ,, sL5f 2 Za-'Z -9- is-' ,- if '- ' W If Jr- f- r -- - -' g .wi .L .. xii-fi,

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