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

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.JQIIIIJA .Siege A native of the Quaker City, Kenny reflects its influence by his solemnity. For the two terms of senior year, he has been elected unanimously class secretary. 'Kenny is still undecided about his future work, but will attend Y. C., since he may become a rabbi. 5flClC 31 yfl0l' A student of T. A. for only three terms, Snyder has established for himself a reputation as a top- notch artist. He is frequently seen drawing a por- trait of some teacher or student. He likes to swim and is interested in psychology. He would like to attend Cooper Union where he could major in art. AZ... 9. 5.4.1 Alex is frequently seen in the library helping Doc catalog books. A glib speaker and con- sequently on the school debating team, he aided greatly in defeating the Evander Childs High. As lntra-Mural Debating Chairman Alex did a swell iob. An avid photography hobbyist he will attend Yeshiva College, then, Law School. wager' .gyaiegnanr Eighteen A well proportioned body makes it natural ffv Wally to participate in all athletic activities. Wally has been an active Debater, a member of the Discipline Squad, a Librarian, and a Student Council member. His interests lean toward the medical profession. Unfortunately for other Univer- sities, Wally will attend Yeshiva College.

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ern a rc, SCA a rfi fain d distinguished wit in Doc's Good natured an a Eco class, Buda truly lives basketball. He played first five with the varsity for two years, and also excelled at Ping pong. Bado will play with the ' ' ' 'd d s to his future. Yeshiva quintet, but is undecu e a Wa.rfil1 err ' h' own unique manner was a very Marty in IS active student. He was a senior member of the library staff for 3 terms. He was also a discipline squad member and a class secretary. He intends to ' ' ' h' College. continue his studies at Yes :va 7 orrnan .segegtfein n the Segie , one of the most popular students i school, was T. A. vice-president last term. Easy going and pleasant he has earned himself a host of friends. Segie participated in many activities, principally debating and athletics. C. C. N. Y. will recognize him as an earnest, good natured boy. SOKIDIOII 0ll AON rominent man in the roll of pol- Shoulsy is a p itics in T. A., for he organized and led the Discipline Squad, was Captain of the Play Room Squad, and was elected Treasurer of the G. O. He intends to go ' eive his Rabbinate to Yeshiva College and then to rec Degree. Seventeen Q '53

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,OA EKAIJ .S?l'llJJ6l'l'g Pompadour G .... Phil , a product of Bronx Yeshiva, participated in the iournalistic ventures of his class and school, eventually becoming Associate Editor of the Academy News and a member of the Elchanite Staff. Philly expects to be matriculated . . d at C. C. N. Y. where he will maior in English an Journalism. literature Ever since Mr. Tauber introduced Russian and government into the English class discussions, Leo has continually harped on it. He compiled inuses in Doc's classes than did Scharfstein. C0 .gilllllll more m Leo is Doc's favorite . . . pest. His future entails College courses at Y. C. ruin? Wada' Shy and modest, Irv. possesses a sparkling sense of humor. He achieved everlasting fame by pop- ping up when Mr. Liebel whistled Pop Goes The Weasel . He has participated in many school functions, finishing up as a star performer in Class Q- Ni ht. He will move up one floor to Y. C., even 9 ually to issue forth into the world as a Rabbi. Cl I'0Il . ?fM'1JJ This bundle of dreams, with the shock of curly ld h d that seems to be constantly hair on his ba ea , filling up the space in the halls, has participated in almost every G. O. activity, including the Elections. lHe was beaten all four times that he ran.J. He ' t . C. N. Y. expects to beam that jolly face of his a C next fall. Nine teen