Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

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ke L o omnoiiCe in an of 41 ... is 2(» ' 2 years old. slaiiils (Iti V ' . anil i(:li. I. ' )? | .iiiiiils . . . idiiHiderft Jack Ackcniiaii most |M»|»iilai- anil lianil-onirsl . . . Kpliraini Manilili urn is to liiin ninsl ItrillianI ami most liliiary . . . inliivrs llial Sol (iopin ami Kphraiin Manililroin ari- most irspi ricil ... is of iIk- opinion that M yir Heller is rnosl iinlnsliions . . . sees (Jaliriel Sihoilfeld as the class eonieilian . . . Iielieves that J. Leonaril A .neer and Kli Sar arc most likely to snceced . . . opines that Hynian Chanover did most for Yeshiva . . . thinks that Klvin Kosof ky is thp hiftHest social lifiht as well as th - class athlete ... is of the helief that Philip (Jellis is most naive, and (Charles Shoiilson and J. Leonard A .neer arc iiioet sophisticated . . . deems Knianiiel Kottenltt-rf: and Israel Kurz the class gentle- men . . . and adjiidfies Jerome H. Roscnldnni to he the hcst dressed . . . . . . hclieves that the most rcspeiled meniiier ol llw faiiilt is Dr. iielkin. and tlie most po])ular Dr. l.itman . . . and considers Dr. Savitsky the heft lecturer . . . . . . recalls that his hardest year was the Sophomore ye;ir: his most pleasant, the Senior year . . . thinks Chemistry is the hardest ' onrse. and Ah- normal Psvcholopv the most enjoyable course . . . . . . intends to hecome a rahhi. and niarrv within the next five years . . . iias a notion that his colle iiate career was successful educationally, hut not sociallv . . . (is that whv he recommends co-education for colleges? I . . . would prefer a major service award to a Vi hos who among students kev . . . and considers Commentator the most worthwhile extra-curricular activity . . . hut still maintains that athletics and the movies are the hest forms of recreation . . . . . . hclieves the greatest male mind alive todav to he Alhert Einstein: the greatest female mind. Dorothv Thompson . . . considers Franklin D. Roose- velt the greatest political figure today . . . . . . would take the Bible, the works of Shakespeare (his favorite author and plavwright). and the Tahnud if he were isolated on an island . . . has Ernest Hemingway as his favorite conteni|)orarv author . . . prefers classical nuisic — especially Tchaikowsky . . . considers Maurice Evans and Helen Haves the best dramatic ] erformers. and Paul Aluni and Bette Davis the best cinema performers . . . enjoyed seeing Gone ' n the ind most, this year . . . ... on the radio he prefers either the Hit Parade or Glenn Miller for |)opular music: the Ford Symphonv for classical music: the Lux Radio Theatre for drama: and Raymond Gram Swing as favorite commentator . . . believes that Jack Beiniy is the greatest comedian . . . likes to read the Vpic York Times in the morninir. the ?teu- ork Post in the afternoon, and Life — when- ever he can lav his hands on it. 19 4 1 Twenty ' one

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