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

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Philip Weisberg L263 Grant Ave., Bronx 56, N. Y. Phil would rather sweat with a basketball than with school books. He loves math and science, and intends to enter C.C.N.Y. Phil would like to be a technician, but if it is too hard for him lhe always wants something easyl he'll be an accountant. Edward Z wei glmum 214 Henry Street, New York City Eddie, the good natured kid with the flow- ery English accent, emigrates daily from the East side to gather knowledge in T.A. Be- tween History and Eco, Eddie can be 'Found suffering remorsefully as the Discipline Squad representative on the second floor. He'lI perspire for a B.S. degree at Yale. CAMERA SHY CHARLES ARANOV BERT AWNER MARVIN FELDER SEYMOUR HABER ISADORE HAITOWITZ EUGENE KONIGSBERG SIDNEY LEVINE ABRAHAM MARCUS JOSEPH MERMELSTEIN HERBERT ROSENBLUM MURRAY SCHECHTER JOSEPH SHUTER

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Km! Vofcbeimer JS Cnbrmi Blvd., New York City Kurt always carries himself with an air of calm reserve. He knows all the tricks and shortcuts for backbreaking chores, both mental and physical. He is applying to the state for a Ph.D. emeritus for stepping into Dr. Saphire's shoes on Senior Day. Aspires to C.C.N.Y. and will live the life of a coun- try squire in a fifty room cave. Leomzzd Weivzberger 654 Lefferts St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Lenny's physical plumpness has earned him the nickname of Tubby and Zaf . His work for the school as chairman of the War EFlort Committee will long be remem- bered. Lenny is at present attending New York University where he's going for his M.D. Gerald lVei11er 795 East 91nd St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Schmitz well deserves our vote as hand- somest in the class. A mental wiz with math problems, he spends most of his time with the boys , or doing crossword puzzles. He'll probably glorify the campus of Brook- lyn College with his presence, and pursue cu career . . . success.

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