Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

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CO on o Z LU LO MASMID Twenty-four

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' ' ...The Days That Are No More September 1936, .in,! .-.(i l„u ild.iv,! ri-,,sii ,vlru ,ir il ;;:,is ..f lii r|, s.-luml (■oTniiuiicniirnls ;ui(l siiniiiur . ' UmI ions Id llic ri-.-ilin nl ' |j|rasaiil incmcirics . Ii)tO? Jiisl an awrsDMif innnln r riprcscnlinn- a yrar nl ' unknown |iirfi ' cti( ii which we doiiht we ' ll n, rr iva.li. June 1940 I ' ' iH-|y ])laiiil s(ni(n- Imwcd Kiu willi llic ' wciuhl of years march in solemn pvoi ' ession oul of llie Laniporl .•nidiloriurn willi a eollcfriati ' career behind llieni and a hard world ahead. . . . tears from the dejilhs of some di ine des|iair rise ami lo.ik upon the days that ari ' no more? - no miire ? . . . f(n-i;-otteii , ' . . . Impossilile- On! of the treasure d ' fond nuinories that erowd our tlioiii; ' hts ina?i - ol these monKiits will iM-r live on. I low can we forncl . ' 1936 — . . eosniopolitaii bunch of rowcly hut scholarly freshmen fjcl their first look at Ycshiva . . . Ycshiva, a place where students Ic.irn lotimatiks throiij li the parabolic dips of the profcs.sor . . . That ' s the course where our class first begins to function . . . ' hcrc Robins migrate North instead of South — Jerry and Leo from Cleveland and Pittsburgh respectively . . . ' here young men go I ' .ast to seek I)an ' on fortune leaving the Hollywood atmosjihcrc behind — that ' s Maimon and Newman from (he West coast . . . Where Hinchin beats the Theatre CJiiild to it ,is he brings the first act of A Philadelphia Story (o N.Y. for a Y.C. opening . . . Hartford contributes Meyer Shapiro lo this eon-glamour-ation. He is a fairv nice fellow . . . Where Sid Merrin mak( s Mihatma (ihandis loincloth look like a full dress suit as he unveils his gym unifm-m in Doe Hurwitz ' s class . . . he almost un- eils himself, to(i . . . This is Yeshixa . . . ' liere the Class of 10 becomes a euphemism w h;U with the administratiim ' s ideas of making college a life career . . . An extra year of schooling, they claim, will give us more time for study, so we end lip pl.iying ball Tuesday afternoons . . . At least two of us, Dlugaez and Povzca. leel at home with this five year plan . . . Somewhere and someplace there was an election ami we find Krutman our president and Blachowitz the vice . . . Yeshira. where a Rhodes scholar teaches French, a French scholar teaches German and a man of the world (handsome hobo R ' laaz ) teaches Knglish . . . February, and twenty more conscripts choose the paths of glory that Icadetli but to Yiras Sho- maim . . . (u ' llcr gives us all a thrill one fine dawn ' s early light when lie invites Us .all to witness his first snowfall. Sho ' niitl ' you all don ' t see seeh things do vn ' I ' exas way where ah comes from . . . Freshmen come Trupin onto the varsitv as Koslowe tops the scorers, Avrech stars, and ]5ob Schwartz coaches the class team Ttcenty-five 19 4