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

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5, , ROSENBLUM, SAMUEL Rosy is a blond lad Trom The EasT Bronx who has The loudesT voice This side oT The Roclcies. He is a nafural ball player and has been on The T. A. baskeTball vare siTy Tor 3 years. lvlosT TavoriTe saying- X1Vho has a dime To lend me? Sam geTs along Tine wiTh Mr. Kronish unTil The zeros sTarT Tlying. The 8Th wonder oT The world is how Rosy made T. A. in filfi years. ELC!-IANITE REICHEL, OSCAR Silence is golden, and so is speech, Thinks Oscar. He is very guieT unTil he comes To debaTing. WiTh his help, The senior class de- baTing Team was revived. Oscar has a Triend in DeTroiT who, iT seems, is Telling him all answers To Mr. Kronishs quesTions in HisT- ory. He excels in The learning oT The Talmud and is lcnown To malce very deep obse-rvaTions. His ambi- tion, he claims, besides Rabbi, is To geT a B. A., M. A., Ph. D., LL. B. eTc. ad inTiniTum. TwenTy-Three

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MASSIS, DAVID Dave is The mosT TaiThTul Cin- cinaTTi baseball Tan in our midsT. Maybe iT's because ThaT's his home Town. Dave also plays and has seen 'ce on The T. A. varsiTy. from The Twang oT his English accenT il is easily discernible ThaT Cincy gave him a good educalion and he-'s making use of iT in T. A. To geT high marks. One oT The class hopeTuls To conTinue aT Yeshiva and reach The RabbinaTe is Dave. l.eT's hope he does. TwenTy-Two MIRSKY, DAVID 'John Law, The son oT a diss iinguished rabbi, is Tollowing in his TaThers TooTsTeps. Mr. Kronish is inclineci io1hinkThaT we are his worsT class and ThaT Dave is his besT scholar. As a shorT sTory wriT- er John has produced a Tew mas- Terloieces. l-le is going To Take up domesTic science lcooking To youl in college in order To learn how To ic-cluce. AT The same Time he in- lencls Io sTudy law, Thus accounT- ing Tor his nickname. ELCHANITE

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WARSHAW, DAVID This rangv, blond lad from Porl- chesler, who speaks wilh a New England drawl, has done much lo advance sludenl acliviiy in T. A. Slarling ou+ as class represenla- live and Then advancing lo The posl of Treasurer ol The G. O., he finally became presidenl of T. A. He leaves an enviable record of service behind him. Twenly-Tour SEIDEN, JULIUS W. We loguenlly aslc Jules what lhal 'W' sfands lor. He is one of Jrhe few musicians in our senior class, for he swings a mean har- monica. He enioys refereeing bas- lcefball games, allhough his iudg- menl has been lhe cause of many an argumenl. ln Jules we have a man who will succeed once he Slarls lo worlc. l . ELCHANITE