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

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964,66 C00lJ0l'JH'lilA, This little bundle of happiness was lendleased from the illustrious halls of Monroe in 4th term, and has since brightened the halls of T. A. with his brilliant poetry, which naturally caused him to be elected class poet. A Shomer, he hopes to con- tinue his education in Yeshiva College. aurice gzrman Maurice was voted the most conscientious of the Seniors, which is a fitting description of him. He came to this country two years ago and has- quickly adapted himself to America. Maurice excels in Social Sciences and Talmud. He plans to get smicha after attending Yeshiva College. JOM ua gym fain This sincere young man from Brockton, Mass- achusetts, has been in T. A. but one year. ln that brief interval he has been Chess Manager twice, and a member of the Debating Team. He comes from Mesifta Tifereth, Jerusalem. Ep intends to become a Rabbi and therefore will enter Yeshiva College. Wan cle! jixh Twelve Fisch an inveterate Yankee fan, is the other halt of the Fisch-Cohen association. Their friendly rivalry extends from sports to comedy. His class- mates will always remember him as he managed to get his face on most of the Senior Day pictures. Fisch likes Math and he will attend Yeshiva College.

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4 1 i . A ouia Mrndlcin An ardent sports fan, Louis was iubilant when the Cards won the World Series. Aside from being a ' ' nd good debater, he also excelled In dramatics a J rnalism. Louis dabbled in politics and topped his ou career when elected president of the senior class. ' m 'or He will probably attend the Y. C. and will CI in social sciences. egel' Wherever there's Blech, there's Berger and when' I ever therefs Berger there's G ----- . Meyer is a kind and amusing fellow who always comes around ' ' th kind who with a funny commercial. Meyer is e never has to be asked twice to help others. His father is a Rabbi, so what can you expect? Why Yeshiva, of course! . eff KLLCAHIHIL Red although comparitively new in T. A., has found a place in the heart of every Senior. A most ble fellow Red has participated in all agreea , class activities. Although being in the class for only . I . one year, Red has acclaimed fame. He CUIITIS ' ' ll I Il h read more books in one year from Docs to ave library than any other Senior before. He likes the place so much, that he will stay in Yeshiva College four more years. QgI1l0lLI' COACH! An inveterate Dodger fan, Seymour is a charter member of the Fisch-Cohen Association. Seymour co- starred in one Class Night, and produced the other. ' ' b ll His comical Russian l?J presentations of base a have earned him a place in class history. games An outstanding athlete, Seymour will probably attend Yeshiva College. Eleven

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aruin jrec man h ed its esteem for this The Senior Class s ow , lanky, soft-spoken youth from Peoria by electing him Vice-President. Athletically inclined by nature, Marvin has been the backbone of our Varsity . . . 'O Basketball and Tennis Teams. Marvin is going Yeshiva College and he has hopes of becoming a Scientist. ,aw 31 fd Alfred, an able watchbreaker, is the only one h d both an Aca- among the graduates, who has Cl demic and General course. A kind and calculating fellow, he'll undoubtedly go far. He'll probably continue in Yeshiva College. 0I'l'l GPC! g0!6Jl'l'l6l.I1 Red is one of the most colorful seniors in T. A. ' nd H ' ne of those Math geniuses that breeze in a e is o ' d ' mbltion IS to become an out of T. A. 'Re s a accountant. l'l'lalllL0! gfeellllla Manny the editor of this year's Elchanite, his quiet manner has become one of the outstanding members of the class. He was a participant in all ' ' h' class. His d batin and literary ventures in is 9 9 the law profession continued in ambition is to keep the family. Thirteen