Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

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JACK S. GREEN BROOKLYN, N. Y. ABRAHAM I. HARTSTEIN NEW YORK, N. Y. In learning the alphabet he stopped at V The mustached president of our Y, C. In Talmud he ' s great, revers J. B. His six foot frame is something to see. Short and compact mighty atom is he Our youngest grad writes poetry In Masmid, debating and chess his esprit Does honors in Latin, his grades A-be, ARNOLD HEISLER ST. LOUIS, MO. ELIEZER HIRMES NEW YORK, N. Y. Immaculately dressed Is Arnie St, Louis ' Best. Math ' s his meat Thinks it ' s a treat Depends on his looks And discards all his books. Sixteen

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SIMON GLUSTROM ATLANTA, GA. MARVIN GOLDMAN HARTFORD, CONN. Best dressed Is this Georgia peach And tantalizing In his southern speech. Claims that Talmud helps His swimming and chemistry This genial lad from Hartford Also putters in photography. LEONARD J. GOLDSTEIN TRENTON, N. J. Heads the Concert Bureau His time ivfll spent Hails from Trenton Our class vice-president JAMES I. GORDON WINTHROP, MASS. Voted most popular Edits this mag The way he runs it You ' d think it ' s a gag. Fifteen

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MARTIN KELLER NEW YORK, N. Y. MORRIS KLEIN BROOKLYN, N. Y. All we can say About Martin K. That all his grades Stop at A. Industrious talmudist Friend of all Quiet and sincere The rabbinate ' s his call. PAUL LINER BROOKLINE, MASS. Many say that he ' s naive Term reports are worries to him Greek, Philosophy and Psychology Are this New Englander ' s synonym. DAVID MOSESON BRONX, N. Y. He ' s co-business manager of this Magazine Making money for Masmid his mission He bases his plans for the rabbinate On a well established family tradition. Seventeen