Long Island College Hospital - Lichonian Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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MORTIMER A. LASKY 99 Church Avenue - Brooklyn, N. Y. Boys' High School, 1921 Columbia University lllort Lasky is our secretary. At meetings he is present-nary. And though he is a minute man, From Lofve's hre he runs as Lasky can. JACK H. LEFKOYVITZ 713 East Ninth Street, N. Y. C. Columbia University .lark is a genial kindly soul- No one can wish hinz ill. lnelined to worry a little, But, ods-hsh, that anyone will. MORTIMIER LEFKOXVITZ, EAM 18-15 Park Place Brooklyn, N. Y. Boys' High School, 1919 B.S., College of City of New York, 1922 lllorty, lllorty, don't be naughty. You Illllffllif do such things. lflflzen a friend is falling down the stairs You Slmlllfllljf lend him wings. NIAX LERNER 72 Varet Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Boys' High School, 1920 Columbia University llluttle Lerner is a scholar lffho with any can compare. ' But to watch him play pinozrhle Pfill drive you to despair. CHARLES D. LEVEIN 315 Throop Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Boys' High School, 1920 B. S., College of City of New York, 1922 A winsonze larl is Charles Lewin, His rosy cheeks have a silken sheen And, Lordy, how he knows his staff He's a brainy rogue hut full of bluff. Page one hundred and seventy-seven ,yn-1 , A ,, ,., . . Q5E3Wc3533lilT2i:f-?li'Qf2I3E3F'ef3f3253YfJ2l4!i3l- ISAAC LEVINE 614 Schenck Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y.. Boys' High School, 1920 Columbia University A sharp young man is l.- Levine His surgery is really fine He'll operate witlzout a quazfer Upon the heart of a cadazier. Lewis LEVINE 33M Ticonic Street Waterville, Maine VVaterville High School, 1917 A.B., Colby College, 1921 Lewis Levine from Wvaterville, llfaine Doeszft want to go back again He says he's in love with New York City But l think it's something twire as pretty. HYAIAN LIEBERMAN 468 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Boys' High School, 1920 B.S., College of City of New York, 1922 H'1'lI1Illl has such an angelic air I-Ie drifves the ladies to despair. SAMUEL LIEBERMAN 501 W3I'XViCk Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Boys' High School, 1920 Columbia University fl hearty fellow is old Sam, A dn optimist, doesn't give a-rare For he ran always come across. You'z'e got the goods, Sammy, old hoss. si 1 .1115 fer' T31 iii . . -,A , f i :iii lugiil' ,A ,il l. in ,t . til ny ,ll 51 itil 1151 3.2, 'itll Rl ll? ill, lil, lg. rfl lv l ,gg le ,au l l rl 2 lil M lt lil ,ul ii in llfiil U4 ll if lh 1521 lil ll A v ,1 lil EE .fi-. 'fig r l'?!'x ,121 MLW KQV ,..y1,ff1IL,uV , gil: P 1,1 we ' ir?-fiqep, n l5lCll0WlAN it

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HV 1 filly Z fl .--- X f' il, ii? .H'-Wi ' ' l nl if ' ' IB23 ur so lf lx 5f'i5'2- TY' ' L.. , -1 5 1, 1 giflfl, 1 ...fl 1 . 1:1 ll, x 1 z L ' if V sw' -'F 1 . xi gf. 1 'f .. ,I . fi A H ,g,.fE33,lE3,23-'D-1 A A ll , l v l ,. ll AU ISAAC JAMPOL lil 65 LaSalle Street, N. Y. C. lt Townsend Harris Hall College of City of New York LH! He says he likes the pleasant savor H, Wliiclz emanates from a cadafuer. In fact when he tries to dissect :pl He almost hugs the corpse's neck. ' il 5 NATHANIEL M. JAPHE F 1933 Second Street W Brooklyn, N. Y. my Townsend Harris Hall, 1919 ll College of City of New York Nattjf .Iaphe is an artist EH' of the finest water. Wlzen he takes a photograph It looks just like it oughter. Hi HARRY KAISER, CDAK H3 242 Vernon Avenue :iw Brooklyn, N. Y. 1.1 Boys' High School, 1919 H B. S., College of City of New York M' Harry Kaiser stood up tall, X I Harry Kaiser had a great fall, iii' And all Harry's classmates, and two of W his friends, Q1 Couldn't pick Harry up again. l E1 HEINRICPI KAMAN lffil 889 Bushwick Avenue Bell Brooklyn, N, Y. H East High School lg Columbia University l lllathematics is his forte, ,l Einstein his recreation ' But our simple U1 subjects E' lllake him work like the nation. .W My GISELLA KAUF igg, 1725 Matthews Avenue, N. Y. C. Girls, High School, 1917 Hunter College, 1921 Oh, it's nice to get up in the morning, ,e.g2ffg,Lv, . , . . H g?iff!lf 'g.j But zt s nicer to stay zn bed, , E If .af -Q, 3:15 ' -.tty l l.ICHONlAN, r iii? TFTLF M i When the wintry wind is blowing, After all is said. FRANCIS E. KENT, KW 510 VVest 171st Street, N. Y. C. Columbia University Kent can tell the strangest tales Of alligators' way down south, Of dogs who follow watery trails To bring back pennies in their mouth. BENJAMIN KONOWALOYV, QBK, fDAM, CDLK 314 East Thirtyehrst Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Boys' High School, 1919 . B. S., College of City of New York, 1922 Konowalow's a councillor. Can I say of him aught more? He's sometimes on the A-1 list- A mighty honor well I wist. ISADORE KURITZKY 108 Henry Street, N, Y. C. DeWitt Clinton High School, 1919 Columbia University Kuritzky, Kuritzky, where do you get your knowledge? Kuritzky replies, At old Long Island College. ALEX KUSHNER 773 East 183rd Street, N. Y. C. DeWitt Clinton High School, 1919 A. B. Columbia University He's almost as broad as he is long. If you see him once you can't go wrong. CYRUS LACK 354 Wyfona Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Boys' High School, 1919 Columbia University A poet in the embryo Of the modern school. His poetry has neither rhyme Nor reason, nor rhythm, nor rule. ,L Page one hundred and .severity-six

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L ?l A af? 15 if A Lira. c P' 35-5: lx ' 1 1 T i 1 Louis LosTFoc.EL 'I 1 105 Varet Street l' i Brooklyn, N. Y. X ' Boys' High School, 1920 ' l Columbia University 1' 1 Louis Lostfogel is a lad is 1 Of whom I can say nothing bad. 1 ii He strives sincerely for perfection. But sometimes goes in the 'wrong direc- ii tion. 'H NVILLIAA1 J. M.AHAR, Kll' ll 1 2 Lyon Place 4 1fVhite Plains, N, Y. i. , White Plains High School, 1918 A.B., Columbia University, 1922 Hi Bill lllahar extends quite far ln every one direction. Ei Lucky it is for Keu1pie F1 That there is no-fourth dimension HENRY J. MARGOTTA, LflJlV1 l 169 Union Avenue 1 'N New Rochelle, N. Y. yi 1 New Rochelle High School, 1919 , V , Columbia University Isn't it peculiar my That a doctor should be ill? It really is an awful thing. , N He can't send in his bill. ANTONY V. MAZZARA, AKK 633 Union Street .A 1 ' 1 Brooklyn, N. Y. ' , University of Pennsylvania N Outside he may be 'very nice. H His mamma must be quite content. ln school he has one great big 'vice lx N For he is our 'vice-lhresident, 1 .Al PAUL J. MCNAMARA, Kll' my 71 Sherman Street Brooklyn, N. Y. St. Francis Prep., 1918 B.A., Villanova College, 1922 4 Though he is a football la er ff3ffI,l.i:1i,?A P. ,y Y 1'g,lf SH'1- ' He finds, as we do, that its tough ,gf To buck our line of subjects. 5, ,gif , They're such backbreaking stuff. ?fQfi1.1,-a ,Qs-Qkvf igiiciioisinu 11,13 i , 1223 t 1 cw. 1 nffiif 1- if lil ll -5i33f'iErg,. is ft' i EV P 'v i-Ir,1': .-ft, 1414. F' - L-f A 3- - EINIANUEL lV1ENDEI.SON S61-1 Eighty-fifth Street Woodhaveii Townsend Harris Hall, 1919 B.S., College of City of New York, 1922 A quiet chap is tllanny kfith cheeks just like a girl's. Hell be a perfect picture If he only grew some curls. PIYBIAN MILLRIAN, CDLK 1242 Washington Avenue, N. Y. C. Morris High School, 1920 Fordham University lllilly. lllilly, don't be silly You better go home, by I-leek! Stay out ofthe room, return not too soon For a boil is a pain in tlze neck. MAX B. NATH.ANSON 83 East 111th Street, N. Y. C. High School of Commerce, 1919 B.S., College of City of New York, 1922 ' lVe asked him what the B meant. Said he, That B means busy. klfhieh means it's l1fIll.X'J5 Busy Bee llfhere eating makes you dizzy. Nets A. NELSON -100 Rugby Road Brooklyn, N. Y. Fitchburg High School, 1910 B.S., VV0rcester Polytechnic lnsti- tute, 191-1- Nelson is quite ubiquitous is you must all agree. For, tho, ,hrst of all, he's one of us, Still, he's of the faculty. Louis R. PANIGROSSO, AlD1VI 1432 Tenth Street Brooklyn, N. Y. La Salle Academy, 1919 Manhattan College Louis has such a confident air That 1,171 quite sure he will get there.' Page one l1nna'rcd and scifenty-eiglzl