Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS SOCIETY: Front Row: Jerrold Neugeboren; Jeremiah Wohlberg: Abraham Shapiro, president; Simon Gluck. Back Row: Joseph Chervin; C. Daniel Chill; Michael Kramer; Meyer Edelstein; Meyer Kafzper. ocia Science n YOUNG DEMOCRATS The AfFiliated Young Democrats is a recent addition to Yeshivo ' s family of clubs. It is dedicated to the education and ad- justment of college students to present- day needs in the political world. The club ' s charter states that Student Council does not necessarily agree with the club ' s aims or purposes. The group is also chartered by the New York State Affiliated Young Demo- crats, which boasts over 800,000 mem- bers. Highlight of this year ' s events was a call by State President Harold Moskovit and the Honorable Hulan Jack, Borough President of Manhattan, on behalf of great- er youth participation in the Democratic Party. i Dr. Alexander Brody, Prof, of History and Economics 26 Dr. Aaron Margalith, Prof, of Polifical Science AFFILIATED YOUNG DEMOCRATS: Front Row: Albert Hornbiass; Nathan Meiselman, secretary-treasurer; Mandell Ganchrow, president; Sidney Kwestel, vice-president. Back Row: Michael Kramer; Abraham Shapiro; Meyer Edelstein; Benjamin Turner.

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Mrs. Epstein Just drop in to say hello . . . College OfFice What ' s your problem? Guidance Office Mr ' ,. Shapiro Mrs. Kamiaf AND WHO DOES THE Reuben Heisler Everything but writing it. Production Room Eli Oiring PAPER WORK? Just how much can you take . . .? Bursar ' s Office Mrs. Philips The voice of Yeshiva . . . Switchboard Miss Guttfreund 25

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I.R.S. The International Relations Society, known in the past for its excellent rela- tions, emphasized its international aspect this year. A guided tour of the United Nations buildings included stops at nunner- ous committee and council meetings. Under the guidance of Professor Aaron Margalith the Society sponsored a Woodrow Wilson Centennial project. A display on college bulletin boards, an ex- hibition and an essay contest helped create schoolwide interest for the centennial and for I.R.S. y Dr. Robert Lekachmon, Wf Steven Joffcc, ViiHing Asst. Prof, of Economics Vitiling Auitlont Librarian Mr. Solomon Zeides, Assf. Librarian Dr. Emanuel Rackman, Asst. Prof, of Political Science Mr. Victor Geller, Lecturer m Sociology PRE-LAW SOCIETY Founded by Herbert Chorney ' 57, end Joseph Chervin ' 58, the Pre-Law Society has familiarized its members with the in- tricacies of low school and the legal pro- fession. Highlighting the year ' s program for the group was a meeting at which Pro- fessor A. Leo Levin, a Yeshiva graduate now professor at the University of Penn- sylvania Law School, spoke to the group about the problems which students en- counter in low school. His address was followed by personal consultations with those students about to enter the various law schools. Others who addressed the Society this year include United States Attorney Paul W. Williams and Surrogate Court Jus- tice Joseph Cox. As a service to its mem- bers the Society has accumulated a great number of low school catalogues and cor- responding application material. PRE-LAW SOCIETY: Front Row.- Abrohom Shopiro, secretory-treasurer; Jeremiah Wofilberg, vice-president; Joseph Chervin, president; Herbert Cfiarney; Simon Gluck. Back Row: Jerrold Neugeboren; David Morris; Michael Kramer; Aaron Friedman; Nathan Lev in; C. Daniel Chill; Benjamin Turner; Louis Wohl. n