Long Island University at Brooklyn - Sound Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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, WVNW wwwww HELP WANTED VASHIER 7N'ig ht cashier in retail men's clothing. hours 4 P.M, 10 1 A.M. daily Hive nightw and all day Sunday; must he I'zht with cash register, mention I'Cl'cr- cncm, t-xlwl'icnrc, education; Salary 5,411; mi 'anccment. YTG Annex. ?NA'. Times

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Anthony Tudisco BA, Brook1yn Co11ege, 1930, 1AA, Co1umbicx University, 1937. 1nstructor in Spanish VVhCIt CI softbCIH p1qyer, and what a b1oc1: 1911 sombrero! Gregory Dexter chcott 3A., Brown University, 1897; MAW Co1umbia University, 1899,- 13.13., Union Theo1ogiccx1 Seminary, 1900; PhD, Colum- bia University, 1904. Professor of Phi1osophy How de' C1000. Curtis Linvi11e Weathers BA, Wake Forest C011ege, 1920; MAW University of North Carolina, 1925; MA., Co1umbia University, 1927. Assistant Professor Of Bio1ogy Ended his bache1orhood during our four year sojourn. H0ro1d VVeinberger BS; in Chem., Polytechnic 1n- Stitute of Brooklyn, 1931; MS. in Chem., 1933; PhD, 1936. 1nstructor in Chemistry What Ct grand guy. Hugo C. M. VVende1 BA, Princeton University, 1910; Ph.D, University of Pennsy1- vanid, 1918; Professor of History Mapmaker de 1uxe. 13'. :3 g Sir $3 ug- rxr 1: Robert Ca1v'm Whitford BA, CCNY. 1912; M.A., CO1- umbia University, 1913; Ph.D., University 01 111111013, 1918. Professor of Enghsh Life without term-themes is we11 worth 1iving. A word to the Wise is su1iicient. Imwim? 9W I y. 1 Sr Arthur Yates BA, MCG111 University, 1908; 13A,, Oxford University, 1911; Ed M., Harvard University, 1931 Associate Professor of English Democracy's best friend. . ,v 2 Ar ,1! 2'? 1 3 1 4.31;W67;K?ilinhyidmrggpggmfgk1r . , 1. '19; .1 . . 3 ' ' 4, .. 1 . Va. 35451; n . X. l-N Yiimhv KI M ujmln 3 2 T'hh'i' 0

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mg Semici; r. .1 making years hGS ' ' reg It came :2 1., I . IA . -: ttgeofthe W . ed all other ::.'.- - Forty-crers :19: don the 03;: 1V : beaten :3 It -: .v queramn; 4,: A ! kw; p HM. .t' the tust .753: k presidency to hold it: : ff: anthrax; ?75: :7 class :::;:5: ' N f Shohet. though Harold had been stripped of his sharpie many-colored lab coat, and kid- napped by a soulless FrQ-Temity and CI tribe of degenerate Sop-Omores. Forty-one t u. t 3:31: :75 was thereby the first to win said event W553? , without its chief. The other officers were an, 3:7 t Murray Tassens, Vice-president, and Irene tiersf; Shechter, secretary. . Once upon CI time . . . Tribe members crashed extracurricular i: 9733? there dwelt in the Lomd ot Seawomhakq activities With no hOIdS barred. Whenbthe QT CI small but powerful tribe Yclept Forty-one, emoke cleared ctwcry, there were mem ders Sflder- The class of Forty-one, being the first class In. every concervable actlvrt-yfcdl. reCI y, Were; :.:. 1n the fltth decade of the century, lived up wrlhng, and able Further drstmctlon WC: It 3: to its unique positionwdding numerous added by a Fortyeoner becommg the trrsd tucgjmi 55: Famous Firsts to university history. Student COUHCM representqtrve electef QED; j: During the Reign of the th H under me new communal; trwhheld Od- t' Frosh, the FOFTY-Oners we N? ICIrOId the trces for the ttrst time on pubhcatrons cm .- Men ever to . re t e flrst Fresh In several important clubs Other members . ; Wm the Great Rush, even Of the class were instrumental in persuad- :3:- Lttim'm x -rtlz-. W .. . . . x .244t14m .mhvy . mg, t . e x t, JEEJ'J' - .t,'.'t3!'.K-r.gt+ 1- Jim; .xI-W'Hq 1, H 9 H3 13., gym.l;xuusj.li;ggw Jittv47-r-.L,.'A,