Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

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I Division of Social Sciences Chairman: Dr. Aaron Margalith Professor of PolHical Science Dr. Marvin L. Aronson Lecturer in Psychology Dr. Helmut E. Adier Instructor in Psychology Dr. Alexander Brody Professor of History and Economics Dr. Gottfried S. Delotour Visiting Professor of Sociology Mr. Sidney Pleskin Director of Audio-Visual Service and Instructor in Education Rabbi Emanuel Rackman Lecturer in Political Science Dr. Nathan Sovitsky Visiting Professor of Philosophy ' lA J Mr. Morris i Silverman 1 i Mr. Nathan Goldberg Associate Professor of Social Mr. Abraham Hurwitz Associate Professor of Physi Education and Director oi Student Activities Dr. Leo Jung ogy cal c Registrar Mr. Arthur Instructor Mr. Meyei Lecturer ir and Instructor in History ■ D. Tauber in Physical Education ■ Terkel 1 Education Professor of Ethics Mr. Hyman S. Wettstein Assistant Professor of Physical ( jk Dr. Philip E. Kraus Education g k« 1 Associate Professor of Educa Dr. Alexander Litmon ition Mr. Israel Guidance Young Director and Assistant 1 BH 1 Professor of Philosophy Professor of Guidance 1 1 1 1 Dr. Joseph H. Lookstein Mr. Solomon Zeides 1 BH P Professor of Sociology Assistant Librarian 1 B ' ' 1k9 Dr. Lit man Dr. Margalith Mr. Goldberg Mr. Hi jrwitz Mr. Silverman Mr. Wettstein Mr. Tauber Mr. Pli eskin

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Greetings from the Dean The MASMID this year will carry with it to the students of the graduating class a record of a number of milestones reached and passed. Although young, as measured by the life of the liberal arts schools of the country, Yeshiva College will have achieved this year the maturity of twenty-five years of institutional existence. With the largest graduating class on record the total number of graduates for the first time will exceed the one thousand mark. Two sons of alumni are registered students in the College. All these data mean solid achievement, not alone in the world of education but achievement of particular significance to American Jews. With one thousand and more Yeshiva grad- uates in almost as many local communities, whether as rabbis or laymen, educated not alone with fine secular training but with a solid religious background as well, we have finally come to the point where we can make a quantitative impression on Jewish religious observance in this country. The prospect of once again placing orthodoxy in its rightful position of dynamic leadership becomes bright. This challenge comes with partic- ular force to the graduates of the present year because they have more recently participated in the academic analysis of our community problems and have, therefore, the freshest point of view and the greatest enthusiasm and strength. The faculty therefore wishes for the Class of ' 53 all of the best and it hopes that graduation will mean not a sever- ance from Yeshiva College but a continuance of attachment in interest, sentiment, and affection. Moses L. Isaacs Deon Moses L. Isaacs, Dean Yeshiva College

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Division of Natural Sciences chairman: Dr. Jckulhiol Giniburg Profeaor of Malhemalics Dr. Meyer Atlas Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Bruno Z. Kisch Professor of CliemistrY Dr. Shelley A. Saphire Professor of Biology Mr. Daniel Block Assistant Professor of Matbiematics Mrs. Ida Dobkin Tufor in Chemistry Dr. Eli M. Levine Professor of Cfiemisfry Dr. Henry Lisman Associofe Professor of Mafhemo ics Mr. Moses D. Tendler Instructor in Biology Dr. Samuel Soloveichik Lecturer in Cfiem sfry Assistants: Biology: Moses Kranzler Dr. Alexander Freed Associate Professor of Hygiene Dr. Arnold N. Lowan Professor of Physics Chemistry: Philip Gellis, Ceroid Krokower Dr. Moses L. Isaacs Dean and Professor of Chemistry Mr. Perez Posen Insfrucfor in Physics Mathematics: Norman Katz Physics: Baruch Katsmon Dr. Ginsburg Dr. Isaacs Dr. Levine Dr. Lisman Mr. Posen Mr. Block