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

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Arthur Rosenfeld 475 West 186th St., New York Cily jacob Rotb 1361 49th Sr., Max Roth 110-57 55th Arthur Rosenfeld is a very conscientious young man, whose greatest delight is flunk- ing students when he marks their test pa- pers. He claims to be the only member of his class who actually likes T.A. He hopes to graduate from Yeshiva University and become the successor of Einstein some day, but will probably end up with Einstein tak- ing lessons from him. Brooklyn, N. Y. Voted class wit, Jackson tries desperately to live up to his reputation. ln an attempt to become a C.P.A. and a member of the Agudath Horabonim, J.R. will diligently pur- sue his studies lsprinkled with that oh so heavenly humorl at Y.U. Eventually, how- ever, C.C.N.Y. will also succumb to .lack- son's eftervescent wit. Ave., Corona, L. I. Moxie, the kid from Corona, with operatic asperations, intends to begin his career at N.Y.U. From there to Johns Hopkins and thence to the medical field, unless the Met takes him first. Moxie is an avid history fan, lget that, B.K.l

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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.

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Wzllzam Saffern 382 Wadsworth Ave., New York 35, N. Y. Pepi is another Math lover. His height makes him a valuable asset on the basket- ball court. Pepin is a prolific reader, and would like to enter the medical profession. He'll crash the gates at N.Y.U. next fall. E brazm Sales 824 West 176th St., New York 55, N. Y. Ephraim expects to go to City College where he will study engineering. He thinks the knowledge of this subject will prove practical in the upbuilding of Palestine, where he expects to go. His hobbies are stamps, chess and girls. t Samuel Schafer 79 Brighton 4 Terrace, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sam likes intellectual conversations. He in- sults teachers politely and gets away with it. He excelled in debating and in heading our undefeated Varsity. A literary diletante, he migrated to C.C.N.Y. where he is slav- ing for a B.S.S. lHistorianl