Brooklyn College of Pharmacy - Pharmakon Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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N----1 N'N 'H ' xv gm if ,fa be e A - or-ess. - Mwmos my are-X xn-' 1 W :. if , FRANK COPPOLA I8 Spring Street New York CC Capw CC 977 A quiet and 'anaffuming chap, Thatlr what Wa can .fayfor CapH. Tall and .flim if he of stature, Loved by all for hir good nature. Now we come to a man who is a member of the 3 P's, a supposedly notorious organization of a sinister and dark purpose, unknown to the student body. How can we attempt to knock a man with such connections? We, therefore, regard caution as the better part of valor and boost him to the skies deservedly. Study and Review Clubg Chemistry Club. 3 . JOSEPH Conso I23Q Willoughby Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Texas Cowboyn Joe hails from out West where men are men and women are Governors. Presumably he has very often wander- ed across the Mexican border, for here in Brooklyn he displays an un- canny skill for throwing the bull . He is President of the Italian Club, an organization into which the Cohens, etc. cannot apply for membership. Joe takes great pride in this great honor bestowed upon him and he also boasts of the fact that he can eat more miles of spaghetti than any other man alive. Good luck, there, pard. Chemistry Club, Secretary, Junior Year. 95 sv Fw 95 fi 0 pry? 7 Irvs I fsxf g Q, fwf ' S' W J f. XX f . --f 'i ' '

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