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

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- CLASS OF JUNE, 1 942 - GARFIEL, MORTON An earnesT expounder of The reTurn To The Sfardil pronun- ciaiion movemenT, Tel-Avivian Garliel expecTs To become a pro- fessor of SemiTics. MorTy is an honor graduaTe of T.l. He is abouT The only Senior ever To seT fooT on The sunny shores of Florida. He expecTs To reTurn To PalesTine To sTudy aT The Heb- rew UniversiTy. GOODMAN, MORRIS NoT a goody, buT a nice guy. When he makes a friend he keeps him. A auieT unassuming -fellow, Goody can be seen aT dll baskeTball games, 1'aulTlessly dressed, incessantly chewing gum, with one hand holding his 'koppel' and The other keeping score. Goody is wiThouT doubT our mosT all-around sTudenT. He is a wow wiTh The maidelach! GELLER, VICTOR Silence is golden, buT Vic is off The gold sTandard. His a- biliTy To speak exTemporaneously on any subiecT has made him The undispuTed relief man of all class meeTings. Lively and en- ergeTic, Vic is a paradox. Liv- ing in The very shadows of The Yankee STadium he reTains his idenTiTy as a sTaunch GianT Tan. He was The TirsT aThleTic manager To insTiTuTe a compleTe inTra-mural schedule. ln These hecTic days his ambiTion is To grow up in l piece. IT he leaves TooTball a- lone, he will. C.C.N.Y. Tor Vic.

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DUBIN, MYRCN We present the most trustrcited condidote since Wm. Jennings Bryon. Mike hos lost 2 elect- ions to G.O. offices by I vote. His good-notured smile ond re- sourcetulness, however, hove never been lost to us. Aside from being onthe discipline ond plciv- room squods, Mike introduced big-time cdmpciigning in T.A. by printing cords. His slogon wcis 'Roosevelt hcxd ci third term, why con't I hove one? COOPERSMITH, SHLOMO Filling the shoes ot his tomous ndmesoke, Solomon, Shlomo keeps the ndmes ond oddresses Iond birthdciv dotesi ot dll Sho- mer Hoidczti girls. lHe soys thot non-Shomer girls must till out ca speciol torm.I He surprised Un- cle Ike during the second week in T.A. by getting up ond lectu- ring the cldss on iournolism. A witty, lively, student, Shlomo will cttted Yeshivd College. IRWIN FINKELSTEIN Although hord to believe, ever smiling controrv Yitzik vvos once coptoin oil the discipline squod. His tunnv poems ond punnv plovs, however, vvon for him the title ot Best-IXIotured. At heort on ctrtist, Finky's Uto- pio, drovvn on his Eco. desk, ex- presses those loftier sentiments xlgvhich till his hecirt, C5-d bless im. - CLASS OF JUNE, I 942 -

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HULKOWER, WILLIAM Red is one of The members of The Old Guordn vvho hos seen service on every sguod, sTc1TT, or ocTiviTy The school hos To oTTer. I-lis unTiring eTTorTs on behcilf oT T.A. hcive vvon him in his senior yeor The co--ediiorship of The Academy News ond The cdpToincy of The discipline sduod. Red, cin ecisy-going, vvell-liked fellow, dlso conducis doily ex- cursions To The Yeshivci cinnexes. LEVI, LEO Chessmcin Leo Levi, who does noThing dll ddy buf Think obouT The queen ThoT double-crossed The king ond Then morried The bishop, come To us ci yedr ond ci holT cigo Trom Germdny ond im- medicnely begcin To Teoch us English. SomeTimes he Teciches lvlr. Orleons, Too. I-Ie is T.A.'s prolessionol vvriTer, hciving vvon ci 55 prize in ci nciTion-vvide Ameri- ccinism coni'esT. KRIEGER, ISRAEL The only Toreign correspon- denT on The Academy News sTc1TT, Yisroel hds vvriTTen, ond Tor ci sIighT exTrci chdrge will Tell you, in cm beoiuTiTul King's Eng- Iish, of his hcirrovving experience in The BliTz on London in Sep- Tember, I94O. ln T.A., where he soughT refuge, he quickly rose To Tome ds d high ronking mem- ber of The vicTorious inTer-schoI- osTic Teom. - CLASS OF JUNE, I 942 - ,il