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

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. 1 , -. --- -V -,- .E i If sq, ,V x Q .- . i 1 1 . l I Hiesiger, Dave New York, N. Y. Dave , thelman with the voice, is set on climb- ing the tough scale to musical renown as a profes- sional singer. As Photo Editor of the Elchanitc I and Y.U. Concert Manager, he has varied his hob- , hies to include photography and girls. A fitting g ,J combination! l A l v l I '- E 4, , , 1 so ,fl r ,,,.f-1 lu Hirmes, Meliaheinl New York, N. Y. mf' To this young man goes much of the credit I of the Academy News. As its financial wizard, he kept the money coming in. It is also due to this chess genius that the game has reached its highest in T.A. history. QWe won the New York Interscho- lastic Chess championshipj Menaheim will enter Y.U. and conclude with the rahhiliate. XNXX X. lmas, Arnold l . A-1 , p Bronx, New lorlf A X , . C' ., ,, ' . ., . . w5'h- ' Aimc , who is Just about thc most agrccablr- senior in the school, spends his Sundays talking -ww ' lmictures of his cute twin sistcr7'. This senior who is more at home in water than on land will crawl l if f his way to success as il doctor. N.Y.U. will have x M X I, 3 the pleasure of meeting him as u Pre-med student. .Y , xl, I .- -5? Q -' l ' l ,.' w. - - Iwvnly-lllrvc - XR ' iriglllmli i s 'iffii A C N Q - - ' .M x.. - . 5 -NJ,,,,. -.js- n,. i 1 A Q l ' 4 2 xxx Ss l ,Q .

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IXl1Sl1llC1', Larry Bronx, New York Another Span-Yid of longstanding, Larry will major in Sociology at Y.U. Always known as an easy guy to get along with, he hopes to continue this trait and become a group worker. His gift of gab should stand him in good stead. IilC111lJ6I'g, Sidney Woodridge, New York L'Sid , President of T.A. and faithful roster of all our basketball games, has done everything that can be done in and for T.A. A swell guy up to his neck in school politics, he will long be remembered as the founder of the Pro-exemption party. Mr. President is entertaining the notion of becoming a chemical engineer. Upon having the motion sec- onded, he will pass on to Columbia University. Ixlnsfeld, Leonard New York, N. Y. .llllllll0',. thc East Side's contribution to TA.. will mix tropical lisli and political scicncc at Yli. Lenny who passed English by bringing in ads for the Elchunite, will use his bookkeeping ability in the business world. ive hopc hc's il wrcat succcss. C' UK - lN'QIllj'-fire - ,-if ,f 3-v,v1,7gfsg u XitQ'.4f1jffi?SifV! .rc '- s ' 'f F .bf 4 u I, 7 . 7 iimiwm- k ,-'fait 7 , ,f fl? 1 5 , x A ff- 0' ,I -- . 'L 1, N. I . 1 hy' 4 - ,yxixg Xb' , ., .u. X J' I 4' l ,- J X - 'Q'-AZ! I I 12 LY: 1 -. d