Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

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In recognition of lluir sincere enthusiasm to the cau ■ oi i hiva ' oil •■ thi Student Body, respectfully dedicate this om Second ( ommencemeni I u to Till-; FACULTY Bernard Revel, Ph.D. Shelley R. Safir, Ph.D, Pinkhi CI ;in Ph.D. Bernard Drachman, Ph.D, Jckuthicl Ginsberg, M.A. Abraham B. llurwit . M.A. U e I. I aacs, IM, D.I Leo Jung, Ph.D. [oaeph K.ilm. I ' ll. I ' Nathan Klotz, Ph.D. Raphael Kurzrok, M.D., Ph.D. Erastus Palmer, M. . Solomon ( land . I ' ll. I . „ Joseph Glanz, B.S. Joseph Rudman, B.S 1 ■ Hi I V I ■ I I I. .■ . ■ Pi I. Assistant I i luiil I.i ' irariun ASSOCIATED FACULTY ECcnneth F. Damon, l. V, Instructor in Public Speaking, College of the City o » 1 I William J. Farma, M.A. Assistant Professor of Public Speaking, New York University. Solomon Mink { Instructor in Economics, Coll I Vcw York, M.A., Coin 1928; PLD., [930. Henry E. Garrett, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology, Columbia University. Charles F. Homo. Ph.D Professor oj English, College of the City of New Yuri;. Solomon Liptzin, Ph.D. Instructor in German, College of the City of New York. Alexander Litman. Ph.D Instructor in Philosophy. Columbia University. Walter C. Langsam, Ph.D. Instructor in History. Columbia University. Nelson P. Mead, Ph.D. Professor of History, College oi the City of New York. Milton Offutt. Ph.D Instructor in History. College oi the City of New York. Joseph Pearl. Ph.D Associate Professor of Latin. Broklyn College. X. Y. Isidore . Schwartz. Ph.D. Instructor in French. School of Education. C. C. X. Y. Joseph T. Shipley. Ph.D. Instructor in English, School of Education. C. C. X. Y. Louis A. Warsoff, 1..1..M.. J.Sc.D. Instructor in Government, Brooklyn College. Solomon Zeitlin. Ph.D. Professor oi Rabbinics, Dropsie College. I ' German ' • ; I

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M A S M I I ) To Alma Mater O thou who clid ' sl with tenderness and care Aid us the rocky cliffs of truth to scale, And from the flames of youthful doubt to bear The spark of faith, whose light shall never fail. To thee we raise our voice in grateful song; ' Twixt memory and hope are built our lives, The spirit of the East of ages long. Thou bringest to the West — the union thrives. The vine ' s sweet fruit, the grape, can never grow Upon the stem of prickly pointed thorn. Nor thistles bear, no matter who may sow, The fig whose juice feeds nations yet unborn. Implanted deep thy seeds of mind and heart That grow as one in consummated art. — Abraham S. Guterman