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

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4 n 5 r .www -ii' Berger, Morton New York, N. Y. 'LMorty , an ardent advocate of the cause of the Young lsrael in Y.I. vs. B'nai Akiva, has been one of the backliones of the school office squad. A lover of fencing and biology, he will take a pre- dental course at Y.U. ...W -..,,. an A Q1 z Nwig 4' Q I, a ,'Vn-sns .. F , my Berkal, Amos I Wi - Newark, New Jersey ' vfgvggxjggf x , .W ' .5 1, :if-2 295' . Berk , the red-head from Newark, will do 5 four years tune for his B.A. at Y.U. A faithful , ,I attender of G.O. meetings, the co-editor of the In- f, , former will enlighten future progeny with his ii: 'ff chosen profession as a teacher. V fff V . Q- Bernat, Haskell ,ia Alf' N ' New Hampshire Q . 4 ? - ..,, N X' . i.,, ,,, V. W - Combining tl1e voice of bull canary with the ' ' VV'V,-2, i discerning eyes of a hawk, 'hHack,, has been inter- ' 541: ,A V ested in matters of the voice and girls. Succeeding ' QVA, n f in both, this New Hampshire lad will go on to , P if Y.U. for a career in the histories. I , 'fs ' N-. if - sixteen - M i 7 it

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Apf elba um, Adek New York, N. Y. uAppy , keeping to hisappelation, believes in being ,appy and gay. While his cultural instincts lean towards the violin, he prefers math for his school recreation. This future civil engineer will enter C.C.N.Y. to major in math. Applebauln, Milton New York, N. Y. HlVIilty , one of Doc's favorite students and librarians, has become experienced in where to place the right books on the wrong shelves in the right time. Kidding aside, Milty is a librarian of long and Worthy standing. A member of the famous East Side crowd, he will attend C.C.N.Y. Belllll, Izzy Bronx, New York Dizzy Izzy , the all-round boy of T.A. will wind up his turbulent school career with a four year course in electrical engineering at C.C.N.Y. Wfith fearless determination, he'll shock his way forward to success. - fifteen - -Q33-11u-wfqw 'L 'f-+A' .1 ,ea -'Q P 'li ' Ia 4 t . 1 .3 V A I 4+ X 1'- ,. .y r r .6 ,A y . fi ,SLA . v ' .,A-f 1- ,f ' ,ff A, . I i I . i, ' 'Q I ' . i P , i s i I I 1 X' P' I ,z f If 'pd' if K 5. xhx e-s i is D N. ix' '1 sl . Q

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BICIISIZOCIC, Irwin Bronx, New York Known to his friends as Beanyl', he expects to enter Y.U. and major in history while studying for the rabbinate. Beany had devoted much of his extra time to playing basketball and baseball. His quiet nature is one of his most valued assets. B1I'l'Il3l1, Benjamin B rooklyn, New York Benjamin, another enunissary from Israel, has successfully serenaded T.A. many times with his accordian. This virtuoso has made plans to return home after graduation. A career in engineering is in the making. We wish him the best in the world. Blumenfeld, David Newark, New Jersey nDuke'7, another New Jerseyite, will take up law at Rutgers University. As secretary of T.A., Co-editor of the Informer and member of the bas- ketball varsity, he has been awarded the school key for his exceptional services to the Academy. 1 SCFBTLIBCII 1 'ss-r my d i, J f fi X .X Q., Q. 5 0- . 4,- 1 A., I , if K A s W S, I' 'L' a 1. X - . IE. I