Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

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BOMZER, HERBERT Brooklyn, New York A product of Townshectd, Harris, Talmudical Academy and East New York, Herb is prepar- ing to face life armed with quotations from Pirke Aboth, Mishle, and Koheleth. An ex- perienced Baal Keriah, Herb spends most of his time with his Leonan. Winning the race with the scythe of time before Korcha sets in, he is engaged to be married in the near future. The rest of his spare time is spent in leading groups in the Poel Hamizrachi and Young Israel of Eastern Parkway and preparing Yiddish speeches. He will enter either the Rabbinate or the Yiddish sermon publishing business. COHEN, GABRIEL Brooklyn, New York Soft-spoken Gabby needs no horn to at- tract his angels. A Psych, major and member of Dr. Luchins Society-for-the-Prevention-of-Cruel ty-to-Good-Gestalts, Gabe aims to make Clini- cal Psychology his life ' s work. If one of the pur- poses of college life is to provide future business contacts, then Gabby couldn ' t have chosen a better school to attend. Handsome Gabe served as co-secretary of the Psychology Club end member of the Thursday-Nite-Movie-Club. Unofficial custodian of all psychology texts of the Y.C. library, Gabby is now dickering for storage rates for these books. One of Dr. Lit- man ' s official kibbizers , Gabe maintained that the Rabbi, rather than the Philosopher, should be king,— the scarcity of good positions being what it is in the Community Service Bu- COHEN, SAMUEL Montreal, Canada Lee , Canada ' s gift to New York— custom free— is the personification of English grace and dignity. A sociable fellow with a winning smile (the prize respective to the receptor of said smile), Sam settled down to do some work in Dr. Luchin ' s Psychology courses. As secretary of the Psychopathic Club, Sam popularized the visit to the state psychopathic wards as a pleas- ant vacation from Yeshiva life. Concert Bureau Mgr., Head of the Dorm Comm. and active par- ticipant in Y.C. extra-curricular life, Sam in- stilled in the Y.C. student a fervent desire for the ostensible better things in life. 19

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ARONOWSKY, MEYER Brooklyn, New York Mike , or Shorty to the vulgar, is one ot the more brilliant Talmudic and Mathematical scholars. In fact, his brilliance was of such a powerful nature as to light up his babe-in-the- manger in distant Boro-Park. As a mathemati- cian, Mike thus succeeded in finding the cor- rect number. No doubt, she will become an In- tegral part of him, and we wish him speedy fu- ture Derivatives. His fiery Zionis idol-ology was demonstrated by the number of epistles he di- rected to the Holy State. His new theme song during the curren year was, paraphrased from Jehudah Halevi, Libie Bemizrach Veanochie Bemizrachi . Although Mike started out as a naive Bocher , he ended up as a wise fellow . BECKERMAN. JOEL Los Angeles, Cal. Upon his graduation from Talmudical Acade- my, Yussi moved to the warmer climate of Los Angeles. It did not take him long— three years at U.C.L.A.— to realize that Hollywood was no place for a Yeshiva bochur. Contact with the iriendlv Yeshiva atmosphere revived his latent bent for extra-curricular activities. He is an active chaver of the Hashomer Hadati and is preparing himself at the Hechalutz Hamizrachi Hachshara for Alijah to Eretz Yisrael. Good Luck, Yuss ! BLATT. JACOB Brooklyn, New York Jake, as the fellows call him, hails from Boro Park. He is a student who likes all the sweets of life. He loves nature, springtime, music and candy. He has taken every course Dr. Atlas has had to offer in Biology, and in- tends to continue for his Masters in Biology. Jake started singing in a choir when he was seven years old and now at the old age of twenty-one is the leader of the Yeshiva Univer- sity Choral Group. Here ' s hoping that Jake someday in the near future will be singing harmony with one of his favorite biological specimens. 18

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V ' DOLNANSKY, HERMAN New York, New York Before entering Yeshiva University, Hy was heated to an intellectual kindling point in the fumances of Yeshiva R. Israel Salanter and Talmud ical Academy. Although a chemistry major, Hy extends his field of activities and in- tellectual pursuits beyond the narrow confines of the chemistry laboratory. He is a member of the debating society and an active worker in the Dov Revel Chapter of the Hapoel Hamizra- chi. Moreover, he has endured for two years the burning atmosphere of the philosophy class, —a noteworthy achievement. His main plans for the future are to undertake administrative func- tions in the field of Jewish education with college teaching an under the table sideline. EPSTEIN, GILBERT Bronx, New York Gil is one of those fellows who finds that life is full of many interests and believes that one should try as many as possible. He is par- ticularly drawn to the subjects of Hebrew. Philosophy and Sociology, excelling in the last. Collecting stamps and coins and photography have also fascinated him. Gil came to Yeshiva from Herzeliah and Erasmus High School, and was a student of the Teachers Institute, where he edited the Nir and served as librarian. He is Vice-President of the Noar Mizrachi of America, a delegate to the Young Zionist Action Committee, and intends to take his M.A. at Co- lumbia. When asked what his plans for the future were, he replied that they were indefinite. FENSTER. MYRON Brooklyn, New York Mike was the lethargic Managing Editor of the Commie, and served as Vice-President of the Senior class until he got the call to .Arizona. A jovial chap with a chronic dis- like of physical labor, Mike intends to enter the rabbinate (by the back door if necessary). One of Dr. Margolith ' s Political Science students, Myron also amused himself in Dr. Luchins ' Psychology Classes. As camp Rabbi, his fiery speeches singed the soft wool of many a stray lamb. For his work on the Dramatic Society, Mike was awarded a key and a Charley Hoss (Yeshiva equivalent of an Oscar ). A swell guy, with a terse sense of humor, Mike should go far . . . and he did ... all the way to Arizona. 20