Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

 - Class of 1951

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Page 18 text:

Juniors Ssated I to r: S. Seigel, S. Jaffe, H. Eichelberg, R. Rozen, S. Katz, G. Marcus, N. Katz. Standing I to r: B. Horowitz, R. Starishevsky, M. Stadmauer, D. Mogilner, W. Wealcatch. S. Bahn. 14

Page 17 text:

Sophomores Seated ! to r: M. Korn. J. Schechter. J. Kreitman. E. Steiman. D. Mond. B. Goldzweig. S. Feder, H. Shapiro, A. Shapiro. Second Row 1 to r: G. Dershowitz, A. Schiff. M. Gordon, M. Danishevsky, D. Hadas, R. Rozen. M. Tokayer, S. Speira. Third Row I to r: D. Rogoff, B. Pshoter, I. Bonchek, S. Bienenstock. H. Miller, L. Burack, A. Hyman. 13



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' 47 CLASS HISTORY ' 51 oo ' .v hniin ilinrsls j,liil(is,,iili nih, lolly, srirrirr iiili, Mifif, sliliiin. iiii ' i iirl irilo liriliiiili ) . iliiKr iiitiifl sily r l iiriitinn . , . Okohi K Hkhnahi) Shaw I ' KOI.OM !■; With llif scplcniri ;i(Kirr cil ii|i|)ii classiiK n ringing in cur care. Take certain teachers, Hiaiiii. I,..umii. LiaIuc. iI .. ;n(pi l llirsc . . .. we cmimrkMl on a eruiwr up the creek ol inlcllcrl. VVc urif iniilnhd inin ihr ' |uiri. Huhlinic halls of Ycchiva at approxiiiialcU luriii .(i c u uu II. A. (Ilcfoic lli - Advent of Avruml. In thoxc clays of aiili(|Mil ilnrc ucic main |iri)|iliits who preached the greatness of the potentialities of ' csliiva Collifii-. It was lliu.s that Yf ' hiva tiecame known a» a hig college where hursar receipts and absence m(iI vmit- iln- means and ends of Yeshiva education. After the advent of Avrum the inslitulioii was to be known as big, strict college where the concept of We ' re college men. We are trustworthy during examinations was prevalent. After the ijroohets and the miraculous entry of Avruin there appeared the Amosonian Magna, the coining of which was inevitable ill a liif; sliiil college. Cliiiiieifleiilalls . Hrilaiii devalued the pound. These events were llie iialiiial se(|iieii(e aller Aliiain- l» ' cainc M.ialiaiii aii.l Isaac became Dean. It is during the four vear reign of our blessed class ihal the famous historian Josephus Al Enbcrgi wrote the best seller St. Ipend. the Influence and the Works. The later historian Herman B. Groan.stone attempted a revision with the accent on Works. These were the years of dramatic political events — the Kellerian Kevolution. the Kurtzmanian Counter-revolution, the Administration Revelation, the Student Revulsion. These are the stage settings — here is the background: and now — ring up the curtain. Folly Mr. Mandelbaum is still a good boy. He teaches and studies Hebrew and English — it looks like he ' s here to stay. Tf I have to stamp my foot on the floor the very next time — it ' ll be your fault. Babe Lobel doesn ' t take off his five-inch brim hat. Who closed the lights? Mandelbaum rips off Y ' armilke — half for student and half for teacher. Ah. they cleaned the windows. Lamm asks questions. Mandel- baum draws diagrams, Lieberman is stunned. It ' s absolutely tangential, peripheral and esoteric to the conversation. I Will we be able to talk like that when we graduate? — Gee. we hope not.) Dave Rosenhan schedules double date with . llen. (Gosh, he acts like a senior. I How do you spell college education? CHLTZP. . Krakower. Eisenbach. Mond act in freshman play Submerged. — Drama about freshman social status — no doubt. School becomes dramatic conscious. Gershon Stern and Zimmerman declared subversive. Zimmerman gets a tuition-free course in English through the generosity of dean (editor ' s slip — supposed to be Dean I. Class night becomes lass night and then gets the el knocked out of it the next year . . . Keller resigns — but to no avail, he ' s not president vet. Damon-Ryan fun till end of term . . . What mark would you like? Hal Ha! D! What Litman calls comedy-tragedy hyphenated. Orenstejn ' s right hand resembles a mechanical tov. Fredman ' s gesticulations are a minute later than his words. Damon and Lamm hum up and down the scales — no talent scouts present. Frednian. Davidman and Dryspiel align themselves with the Y ' eshiva Hopsters. Every freshman class for the past five vears boasts of contributing Artie Stein to team. Aaron Mann remains undiscovered talent. Ruby Davidman has a bu-bu. Dryspiel does his famous imitation of Abrams. Entering s tudents who hear Abraius for first time accuse him of poorly imitating Drvspiel. At Frosh-Senior Smoker we are initiated into the sport of vault-ing and safe-guarding against bacteriological professors. Dr. Freed teaches 1.5

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