THE HORAH The Horah shows three couples in circle surrounding another couple at the center, all dancing a Hebrew folk dance. It is a joyous moment and is always danced at weddings and Bar Mitzvahs.	THE ICE CREAM CONE Here is the most delicious ice cream cone in the world. And here is the hungriest dog in the world. Panting - and waiting for the inevitable - the moment when the ice cream will topple off the cone and patience will be rewarded
THE MULE When Sol was in the army in Burma during World War II, he had a mule which was given to him as a bearer of heavy equipment. It was his to take care of. Finally, Sol met a more stubbon soul than he was, and here he depicts the frustration of trying to get the mule to move. Sol finally did prevail, but the struggle was very real. Obviously, his affection for this animal stuck in his mind when he created this piece.	THE RABBI A young boy is studying for his Bar Mitzvah while his rabbi supervises his studies.
THE SCRATCHING POST The white cat is scratching the furniture while the black and white cat is using the scratching post. The owner is directing the white cat to the correct behavior.	THE SCULPTURE A small Sol working at a sculpture while his mother looks on in wonder at the talent of her young son.
THE SHOESHINE BOY The shoeshine boy has a customer resting his foot on the shoeshine box. He is flirting with the little girl and is distracted enough to be polishing his customer's socks, much to the annoyance of the customer.	THE STUDENTS The rabbi in this scene is taking two Yeshiva students through their studies. They are studying for their bar mitzvahs and probably terrified that they will never learn their Hebrew portion of the Torah. Since at a bar mitzvah a young boy graduates into manhood, they are also probably wondering why learning the Hebrew will suddenly transform them.