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

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Albert Morgeusterrz 279 E1st 5rcl St., New York City Morgie's pet hobby is doing nothing. ln his off moments he doubles in art and pho- tography. He likes almost everything ex- cept French. lDo you blame him?l lf anyone tells a ioke, you can be sure Al is nearby. He expects to enter Y.U. this fall and will maior in chemistry. I Moses M yerowitz 120 Vermilyea Ave., New York City Moussy , who is over six feet tall, has made a name for himself on the basketball varsity. A good dancer and expert pawn- pusher, Mousy is Stein's protege in more ways than one. He would like to be a chiro- practor, and will attend the Institute in the Art and Science of Chiropractics. Lawrence N esis , 7122 V3 se Ave., Bronx 60, N. Y. Lawrence, who has distinguished himself as Editor of the Academy News, debator and writer, will leave this school to major in English at the University of Wisconsin. From there, he will live in a cold garret, where he will turn out great novels while slowly starving to death. ...,' 'X fix-AC ...wxkxwb

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Samuel Kostman -5325 15th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Lou Lauer Sam is a Brooklyn lBoro Parkl boy, whose hobbies are reading novels and going to the movies . . . on school time. His Thespian talents were readily seen in T.A. assemblies as an M.C. and comedian. His ready wit has caused many a teacher moments of anguish. Enters Brooklyn College in the fall. Goal, New York Paramount or Bust. 5100-15th Ave., Brooklyn 19, N. Y. Lou is a dark skinned fellow who will be- come even darker. He intends to hang up his lawyers shingle after completing Miami University. During his stay in T.A. he has been an active member of the Academy News. He also was a member of the school basketball varsity, and a fly-by night poli- tician. Hillel Lifslaitz 1346 Morris Ave., Bronx, N. Y. Lif is generally found around the office. ln fact, he's been there so long, they've painted him to match the color scheme of Abrams' inner sanctum. He will study agri- culture at Rutgers, and then he'll be wel- comed in Palestine.

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Herman Potok 1460 Clay Avenue, Bronx 56, N. Y. Moish Moskowitz Potok is an ardent stu- dent of American History, which is his fa- vorite subiect. He likes to write short stories and read good novels. He was school presi- dent for the September i945 term and will continue on in Y.U. Arthur Rosenberg 517 South Broadway, Yonkers, N. Y. Senior member of the Rosenberg boys, Artie or Moe is known as 'lthe Smart one . As associate Editor of the Elchanite, he devoted all his time to the cause . You'll often find him in the park playing basketball with the fellows. Artie will prob- ably go to Yeshiva University for a future of Science. He may end up in a Europian University. Carl Rosenberg 317 South Broadway, Yonkers, N. Y. Carl or Shorty is the other half of the Rosenberg Co. Voted most popular in the senior class, Carl had a long list of school service to his credit. Doc will always re- member his work in the Library. A good ball player, Carl lugs his portable radio around to hear the baseball games. He will do the same as his brother in the way of college.