Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

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i:iAV iii%ioi v Our last year in College was like a fairy tale, and just as everyone in a fairy tale is allowed one wish to come true, so were the men of ' 47 allowed one wish. Louis Bernstein, Joe Appleman, Red Feuerstein and Maurice Aranov chose and got the G.B. ' ship of Com- mentator . . . and Dean Isaacs got a headache. ... Of course, the headache wasn ' t these fellows ' idea, but only the result of their becoming members of the G.B. of Commie. . . . Manny Greenwald and Leo Sutton wished for trouble and were given the reins of Masmid instead. . . . The funny part about it was that they seemed satisfied, and didn ' t realize that a switch was pulled on them. . . . fHaskell Hollander wished to get out of the Army and join up Yeshiva. That also came true. . . . Stanley Kessler came back from the wars only to meet his Waterloo in Lincoln, Nebraska. . . . Alvin Reines became chief schizo- phrenic of the psychology class. . . . Wally Spielman wanted to major in history, so he was allowed to fol- low the history of the ill-fated basketball team from his position as Athletic Manager. . . . Arnold Singer- man laughed at what everybody else wished ... All he wanted, he said, was someone to look after him ... his wish came true when he was put into Rabbi Llphichitz ' s class. . . . Shoulson was elected Vice-pres. of the Anti-Smoking League of the Bo!s Medrash. . , , Josh Epstein finally got to be President ... of the Dov Revel. . . . Avrohom Rappaport and Joe Mandelkom took an advanced course in plunnbing with Dean Isaacs. . . . Martin Lieber and Milton Matz settled down and raised a family ... of white mice . . . Mark Fraenkel was voted Most Likely to Wear a Homburg one year after Graduation . . . Meyer Blech got his wish ... to graduate . . . Charles Spirn carried the torch that lit the way for Le Flambeau. . . . Irving Wiesel and his moustache received en award for most efficient. ... As chairman of the Clearing House committee, he saw to that no more than three ac- tivities took place on the same night at the same time in the same place . . . quite efficient. . . . Klein and Fredman mingled with some of the best names in society. . . . (Klein met them in want ads.) . . . Berko- witz and Fredman opened an establishment for trans- ients in their dorm room. . . . Feuerstein won Rabbi Lessin ' s award for Minyan attendance . . . that year. There were other wonderful occasions in that Senior year. The first annual Senior-Faculty mixer. A flo -ing l)H. A K() 1 K(; M.riii l.ilirarian iiiiil A.ssoi iaU- I ' nil. o{ ' ,. . Siiviu DH. SIDNEY BRAUN l.ssi.sliinl I ' rdicssor ui Frenili MORRIS GERSHIN.SKY Assistant in Mathcnwiirs ■MR. EARL RYAN Instructor in Speech