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

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Fish man, William N. New York. New York This future tycoon of industry got off on the right foot by going to Y.U. Willie has had trouble mixing his two loves of photography and chess, as it is very hard to see the board in his darkroom. However, the future looks bright and we feel confident that he will be able to make the right moves after some practice. Flug, Sol New York. New York Solly, a future writer and lawyer of great renown, has always been skeptical of the textbook version of history. He will therefore leave Mr. Breinan with a copy of the FLUGy version of history. Sociology at Yeshiva College is his fate. F reundlich, Charles Bronx. New York Besides being one of Rabbi Weiss's favorite students, versatile Charlie won the Most Valuable Player Award on this year's basketball team, as he broke all scoring records. An artist as well as an athlete, he founded the Art Club, and was Father of the illustrated' Informer. He is awaiting a scholarship to Y.U., where as a future teacher heill major in History. Ill

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Dubler, Walter Brooklyn, New York Unable to resist T.A.'s lure any longer, Walt finally left j.T.S. and Lincoln to spend his last year here. He threw himself into senior activities and wound up being voted Best Personality. His share in writing the senior play should well prepare him for Y.U. Etner, Jacob New York, New York Coming here from abroad last year, Slim has al- ready endeared himself to Mr. Leibel. A language major in Y.U., he'll end up as a Rabbi or Lawyer, or maybe even both. D Finkelstein, Bernard New York, New York Bernie, who just joined us last term, is an expert at disappearing from class. He hopes to study abroad at Cambridge or Y.U. as a Humanities Major. - eighteen -

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Furstenberg, Harry New York, New York After having taught Mr. Lichtenberg all he knows about Math, Harry is now venturing forth to teach Mr. Greitzer the Fundamentals of Elementary Arith- metic. He won honorable mention in the Westinghouse Science Scholarship Exam and will major in Mathe- matics and Physics at Y.U. Galznsky, H. Moses Brooklyn, New York This Coney Island Caballist has meditated his way through intramural and interscholastic debating chair- manships. A staunch admirer of Rabbi Borenstein, he has been influenced to turn to mysticism and crossword puzzles. With English and History his forte, he'll con- tinue to philosophize his way through Yeshiva. Ge ter, Morton L. ' Bronx, New York Gef has progressed through T.A. by his uncanny knack of always sympathizing with teachers. Always enjoying the finer things in life, he dabbles in art, music, basketball, and journal-American Oratorical Contests. After he is graduated from Y.U. and T.I., he hopes his history students will treat him as pleas- ingly as he has treated his professors. A twenty --