City College of New York - Microcosm Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Katz, Otto Katz, Sidney F. Kaylin, Alexander Kessler, Harry Klafter, Simeon Klcinbaum, Glihu N. Kornfcld, George Kotok, Edward I. Kresky, Samuel Krumwiede, Walter Kurtz, Marry Kushcl, Harold Kutner, Sidney D. Lambert, Orving Lazarus, Max Leve, J. Arthur Lcvcnc, Emanuel Lidenbaum, Irving Lipsky, H. Livingston. George L. Mandcl, Archie M. Marochnich, David Mayer, F.dgar Mcllhinncy, Andrew J. McLoughlin. F. O. X. Mcltzcr, Benedict S. Molowsky, Rol crt Monell, George R. Moseson, George Z. Mushcl, Samson Nathan, Arthur itzl)crg. Abraham Ormont, Bernard Passloff, Robert Phoenix, Hyman M. Pollack, Edgar A. Posner, Reuben Price. Isaac Rabinowitz. Herman Ratner, C. Hyman Reich, Abraham Reiss, Joseph Robinson. H. W. Robison, Aaron Rosenberg, Abraham J. Roscnfeld, Martin Rosenmond. Abraham Rosenthal. Abraham M. Rothenberg. Samuel Schmalhauscn, S. Schncer, 1 Icnry Schneider, Joseph H. G. Schroff, Joseph Schlutz, Henry R. Sclmlz. Paul Schattles, Arthur Senior. Frank Silberstcin, Alfred J. Smarlens, Alex. Smith. Maurice I. Sohin, Julius Spector. Isadore Spivak. Louis B. Starr, Jeremiah Steps, Robert A. SukotT, A. Maurice Thompson. Raymond C. Umans, Joseph Unger. I .ester J. Urdang, Harry Weinreb. Samuel Wcinrib, Max Wictorowitz, William Wilbert, Abraham L. Wollison, Israel Zinner. Sigmund

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Abrams, Nathan Anschutz. J. DcW. Balsam, James Barasch, Morris Barbancll, Abraham Baron, Jacob Beck. Irving N. Becker, Nathaniel A. Bergman, Morris L. Block, Maurice Blumbcrg, Jacob Blumcnthal, B. M. Blumcntbal, S. J. Brand. Louis M. Civic. Maxwell Coblenz. Adolph Cohen. George L. Cohen. Joseph G. Coyle. Edward Cunnington, A. W. ffilaas of lilfliJ Danovitch, Michael Darbas, Francis Dc Luca. George 15. Dc Vires, Fred. Dickson, Arthur Diggcls, George L. Di Martino. Gabriel Downing, W. R. Dubb. George D. Ehrlich, Max M. Feinberg, Murray Frankcl. Mortimorc M. Friedland, Benjamin Gardner, Arthur T. Geisman, Joseph L. Githens. Thomas F. Gittelson, William Goldberg. Israel Goldblatt. Joseph Goldman. Israel I. Goldstein, E. S. Goodman. Arthur Gordon, Irving Grattan. James F. Hofstadter, Morris Halpcm, Isadore 1 leimlich. Pineus Heller, Harry Heller, Milton Herman. Albert M. Hirscher, William Hughes, Leo E. Jacobs. Lester Janowitz, George N. Joseph, Passahi Kalis. Jacob Kaltman. David Kaplan, George Kaplan. Sidney Kamrass. Phillip Folio Thitty-fere

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pistori of tlip (Elass of SMmiarg, lain N THE banning there reigned chaos. The class of February, 1910. did begin its sub-Fresh- man career in the middle. And a great cry arose in the council of the mighty Faculty. And they said: Alas! How shall we provide for these new Barbarians? And one said: Let us have Afternoon sessions for them. And the thought found favor in their sight. And there were afternoon sessions for one year. And the Faculty saw that it was Good. And it came to ] ass that the time drew near for February, 1910. to enter the College among the seats of the chosen Freshmen. And it did enter amidst great cheering to perform wonderful stunts. Now there did dwell in the College a savage Tribe that went by the name of Sophomores. And they did threaten to do violence unto the Freshmen. And it came to pass that when Feb. 1910 heard of this it called a solemn council. And one said: Shall we suffer these Pagans to defy us? And all cried out: “Nay! Let us rather wipe up the lloor with them!” And, behold! a great battle was fought with the savages. And the Sophomores did receive a mighty knockout blow. And for a long time thereafter did the old building hear witness to the awful struggle that had taken place. Now did it please Feb. 1910 to hold a great Freshman banquet.” And lo! some of the Savages had prepared for the pleasure of the Freshmen. And there was much sport and merriment and the Sophomores were well rewarded. And it came to pass that the class of Feb. 10 entered its Sophomore year. And its great deeds were multiplied in this year. Mighty Basketball heroes arose who serve valiantly for athletics even unto the present. And it pleased 1910 to have a “Soph Show. And it prepared a great show called the “Barrister.” And the Freshmen who attended it cried out: Verily, we have beheld a Miracle!” And in the same year did this class hold a “Soph Smoker. And there were Freshmen in attendance who waited on the Pleasure of the Sophomores. Now up to this time there had been no real paper in the College for news. And it grieved Feb. 1910 to sec this. And it came to pass that some of the men of this class did establish the Campus, which is even unto this day a mighty organ for news. And it came to | ass that Feb. 1910 became Juniors and it pleased the members thereof to hold a “Junior Prom.” And. behold! the function was a great success. And all present bore witness to the splendor and glitter of the occasion. And in this year did Feb. 1910 nobly defeat the Seniors in football. And now behold Feb. 1910 as Seniors. And they shall yet multiply their works in this year. For, truly, they arc a great Set and shall issue forth from the College as Champions of the oppressed and as seekers of the Truth. Folio Thirty-seven