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

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HERMAN, HAROLD Hcindsome Horold wos the bountiful recipient ol Doc's freshly toosted, olwoys tcisty Iotkes. He seems to hove set his heort on o business future. For, upon groduoting T.A., he ontered the Drcike School ot Bu- siness cis well os the City College of Commerce. A quiet, hond- some, eosy-going boy, he will, no doubt, succeed in his com- merciol enterprises. GORDON, MORTON L. Mortie, our future moyor of Putnctm, Conn., from where he hoils, come to T.A. in Jon., l939. He is one of the chosen seven who broved the three yeor course. The Connecticut Yon- l4ee lKing Abrcim's courtl en- tered politics by becoming vice- president ot the student council in his lost term. Morne, o quiet hord working student with high schoicistic stonding, wos oi notu- rol choice to the honor society. KAHN, MYRON Our genius lwe took his word for itl from Boro Pork, will long be remembered lor his sor- ccistic witticisms cincl extrciordi- nory obility of writing ond debo- ing. He never believed thot the teocher is cvlwoys right, so he tound out tor himself in his nu- merous encounters with Mon Sewer Godin. - CLASS OF JANUARY, l 942 - f

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-- CLASS OF JANUARY, l 942 - BESSERGLICK, DAVID When the ianitors began to complain that they tound too many portraits of the teacher strewn on the tloor after classes David decided to stop. An ex- cellent artist and cartoonist, T. A.'s Rembrandt, was always wished Besser-Glick by Doc after the history exams. Bessie said he was going to pass the English regents by cramming, which proves that artists and true geniuses are crazy. i . i 1 i l l l l GEWIRTZ, ARTHUR 'Arty' be nimble, 'Arty' be quick, 'Arty' sink that basket, quick! And sure enough he al- ways has. The captain and sparkplug ot the T.A. auints, Arty has brought home many a victory because ot has never-auit keep-'em-fighting brand ot play- ing. Handsome, iovial, lively Arty reached his pinnacle when he led the attack which defeated Morris High last winter. FLEXO, WALTER JACK Walter was going to compete with Atlas, but he decided to give the poor fellow a chance. When not excercising he's either playing punchball, basketball, writing an essay or debating. Oh yes! We forgot his greatest virtue - singing. But after all, we'd rather forget it. Walter has set his heart on chemical en- gineering. He expects to attend City College.

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- CLASS OF JANUARY, l 942 - KASSIN, SAUL J. The respected representative ot the Stordim ot TA., Soul J. liossin, disoppointing no one, edited one ot the very best ' in T.l. history. Possessing d fluid Hebrew literdry style, well versed in the Iores ot Judoism, he will long be remembered os o quiet, intelligent, scholorly young mdn. Nir's' VOGEL, SAM Som is one ot Doc s myrmi- dons, i.e. he is d libroridn. Be- couse ot his otticidl cdpocity he tinds little time in which to do his history homework, ond, there- tore borrows yenem's work- book. Friendly, hcippy, Som is never out of sorts ond ccin ol- wdys be tound smiling. LEVY, RAPHAEL Undoubtedly the best reod student in T.A., Rophciel is ci se- rious minded tellow who con be tound either reoding philosophy or studying Tolmud. A true lvlosmid, on excellent English lish student, Rcieph surprised no one by getting ci 96 on the English regents. l-lis obility to study ond his knowledge ot li- teroture will oid him tremendous- ly in the Rcibbinote.