Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Juniors L. Burack, J. Tennenberg, S. Shiff, D. RogofF, M. Grajower, D. Mostofsky, D. Miller, C. Kleinman, M. Gordon, S. Raskin, A. Gorellick, W. Millen, H. Agress, J. Danishevsky, D. Miller, G. Rosenthal, A. B. Eckstein, H. Spiero, A. Basch, O. Mond, N. Toporovsky, E. Jakubowitz, B. Pshoter, S. Bohn, N. Walles, I. Witty, M. Brickman, S. Mandlebaum, S. Tannin, J. Adelman.

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Sophomores E. Schafz, S. Bramson, A. Metzger, A. Morduchowitz, M. Heller, H. Schidlovsky, J. Balsam, S. RudofF, B. Sohn, I. Suna, R. Reichmon, M. Rosen, D. Heisler, E. Fronkel, M. Rechfschaf- fer, J. Mann. 16

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Lt ' oiiiird Aronson Our busy artist from New Britain, Connecticut, graduated Irom Talmudical Academy High School after moving to Brooklyn and finding that there were the better trees to be painted. Much of his early work appeared on the Teachers ' Institute bulletin board, but after June, 1951, when he learned of his graduation from this institution, he concen- trated his talents upon college activities. Len has been a star of Home of the Brave for the last three years and hopes that after his graduation from Yeshiva, he may con- tinue to do so. If he can ' t, he ' ll be a clinical psychologist. Simon L. Auster Simple Simon, alias Hamster-boy, is the only member of the senior class who has distinguished himself by his uni- lateral cultivation of a mutual love between Himself and the dean. Quite a lovable character, brain-boy Auster charmed his way into the sacramental grace of Dr. Amoeba Atlas, Dr. Amorphous Levine, Professor Amethyst Av- rohom, and Masmid ' s editor-in-chief. Disproving the law of diminishing returns, his charms kept on swelling, until he was inundated into Yeshiva ' s biological section as the first assistant to act like a professor. A science student who made good, and who knows the secret of continuing to make good, he will grace the medical profession with his charming words. Alvin Basch A well-preserved specimen from the Bronx, Al walked into Talmudical Academy and Yeshiva College proudly bearing a Hebrew medal which he earned at Yeshiva Salanter. He moved to Rahway, New Jersey, but found that the right way was the New York way and not the Rah-way. Between stamp collecting and photography, he attends Rabbi Lif- shitz ' s class in the Yeshiva. Though not too active in col- lege affairs, Al did make an opening into Talmudical Academy politics as intra-mural chess chairman. His next move will be to Israel where he hopes to check illness and disease.