Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

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I Lawrence Bonchek, literary editor Abraham I. Aronson, typing editor LITERARY STAFF Joseph Bruckenstein Joseph Dietcher TYPING STAFF Mike Feinerman Al Golub Eugene Zaveloff ACTIVITIES STAFF Steven Riskin Edward Rosenbaum Saul J. Berman, activities editor

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Jacob Nusbacher, editor-in-chief Allan Schulman, copy editor A yearbook is a record. It is an irrevocable testimony of those things which fade with memory. It relates in words and pictures what was done at Yeshiva, what was said, and what wasn ' t said. The staff of MASMID has tried to present the past year ' s events in as interesting a manner as possible. Many new techniques and ideas have been employed and I hope they will serve as a guide for future years. MASMID ' S success, however, has been due mainly to the efforts of the Editorial Board. Their own diligence and their confidence in my judgment have been vital factors in the production of this yearbook. Also, my sincerest thanks go to: MASMID faculty advisor Rabbi David Mirsky for his truly professional advice and criticism; The talented and tireless staff of Cbr don M. Johnson for those extra things they did for me; George Rubens of Lorstan Studios for his availability and reliability. diJ: LulcLCWiy 29