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

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Josie Pincus' hats and the HPincus is in Town pin she got from Leon and Eddie's after the Senior Prom . . . what a Prom; we'll never forget that . . . Bob Resnick's rushing business in Philo 22 notes, and the hissing and toot- stamping that went on when anybody tried to sneak out . . . Laurel and Pat . . . Levy versus Yengo . . The gridders' blood for Britain, and the American Way dance that never came off . . . Buck Lai and Mary Ma- neri, Mimi Dressler and Gene Lore, Sy Green- baum and Franny Kruvand, Bob Taylor and Sidley Marks, Lou Sheldon and Doris Schu- pak, Shirlee Feld and Ollie Scharf, Shirley Golden and Elliot Gatner, Marie Fogus and Chris Papianou, McCormick and Callahan, and Shechtman and Elkins . Waxman's explosive personality in the labs . . . Sherley Abrams' perfumes . . . Rushing to make the movies before the prices changed at five . . . The mad scramble getting enough program cards to get basketball tickets for all your friends . . . Butch, Maxie, Dolly, Little Butch and all the boys pitching pennies on Pearl Street . . . Two tourney championships . . . Dr. Keen's classes on the root! and even with- out the roofewhat a swell guy . . . Ethel Shohet's HDetarnation Pleasel' and SOUND lHCOpy, copy, copy, cuts, cuts, cuts, money, money, money . yowll . . . Information Squeeze and Walcott's limerick . . . Yengo versus ASU . . . Yengo versus Seawanhaka . Yengo versus . . Freshman maps in the library . . . We'll never forget when our freshmen kidnapped soph president Don Gior- dano and paraded him around in long under- wear and merchurochrome; and George Bock Wrecked the Tau Ep frat house to rescue Hal Kahn from sophomore-administered tate . . . The controversy over what the S. l stands for in front of Pic's name . . . Albro T. Gaul's muck-raking campaign in Seawan- haka . . . The ballet-cheering squad excite- ment in MSG . . . Four years of monotonous indigestion Futile attempts to avoid nine-o'clock Classes making out programs in Bulbulian's office . Number 19 reserved for King . . . The day of the Great Draft when we all sat in the Dutchman's waiting to hear the numbers calledeand Butch Schwartz yelled, HThey got me! . . . llWhat time is it? every time a basketball player walked in holding his wrist out at a 90-degree angle lean Collins and Eugenie Coxls sister act . . . Ann Posner calling Sy Levy Huncle . . . lune Birkins' pink cheeks giving her a perfect Dutch complexion . . . Marty Bloomls dignified mien and jitterbug soul . . . Tommy Valinoti's grey telt homburg . . . Dr. Paynter's ties shrieking out loud . . . and his punching-bag exhibition at the Carnival Arnold V. Goulding's horn-rimmed spectacles . . Iohnny Gurka with a loud plaid shirt . . . The to-do over Helen Pause's haircut when we were fresh- men . . . Those days at the beginning of each semester when we came back to school to find the '.stairs painted bright red . . . The mob in front of the tirst-tloor bulletin boards when everybody tried to get their room numbers at once . . . Cries of HRinger', when Milly Wilson played for SOUND in the three-man basket- ball game with Seawanhaka . . . Pete up on a ladder ringing the bells for classes Free pretzels in the Dutchman's and the days way back when there weren't any booths in front and we all sat at tables in the back . . . Dicky Isaacs, a tour-star manager . . . Selma Rubin's executive appearance . . . Anaphy exhibit nights and all the old grads coming back . . . Prof. Yates' propensity for Aristotle's Cave of Shadows on freshman English themes . and the cheeping of new-born chicks in all the third-tloor labs , . . Doc Cheney's fresh! starched, white lab coats, a new one for each day . . . The crap-games in the tourth-tloor men's room . . . Decorating the Men's Lounge University's Hall's yearly Christmas tree, and the time everyone had for dances decorating it and singing carols . . . Prof. Kosok swearing at the Chorus members when we were freshmen . . : And how worried we all were when we were yanked out of classes to be photographed by Davidlee von Ludwig tor the Handbook that never came out . . . The heavy traffic in bio plates; more people copied those than Klein's copies Paris styles . . , Attempts to sell freshmen lined up in front of the bookship the used books we didn't need any more . . . Two basketball champion- ships . . . Senior Week . . . Swell guys and gals and profs . . . GRADUATION.

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Sherley Abrams 10w Alpha Pi Journalism Newspaper Seawcmhqka 1, editoria1 board 2, 3, managing editor, 4; SOUND 3, managing edi- tor 4; RLHS. 2; Psych HS. 3, 4; Board of Pub. 3, 4; Pub1icity Unlimited 3, 4; Dean's List,- Senior Prom Comm.; Optimates 4. Harold L. Augenstein Anthony Barbaccicr A1phq Gamma Beta Science Medicine Anaphy 4; Catodyst 4; Inter- frqtemity Council 4, Spanish Club 4. Seymour Bier Accounting C. P. A. Accounting Society 2, 3, 4; Three-mcm basketbQH intra- murcds champ 2; Five-man basketbaH intramurals Champ 3. Walter Astor Accounting CPA. Accounting Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Romance Language Hon- or Society 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 2; Intramurd Handball 1; Wequctrrcm 4; Rifle C1ub' 4. LIU 1941 Elmore Baber Science Research Carver Club 2, 3, 4, Librar- ian, Brook1yn Civic Orches- tra 2, 3. Pauline Auglera Iourncdism Advertising Psych. Honor Society 4; Glee Club 4; Editor Review 4; Seowanhaka 4; 1. R. C. 2; RLHS. 2; SOUND 1. Samuel Bergholtz Alpha Gamma Beta Accounting Accounting Jerome Elliott Bates Psychology Psychiatric Social Work Psychology Honor Society, Vice-president 3, president 4. Seymour Bimbach Science Medicine Catalyst 4; Band 4. June Birkins Physiccd Education Teaching B1ackbirdettes 2, 3; Grid's Athletic League 2, 3.