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

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PSG? Pr-IAIIUVIAKON ff?-v3 l JOSEPH HOLLAND 435 Georgia Avenue Brooklyn, Ng Y. Flying Dutchman That hi: verfef are charrning, will agree, It haf ity rneaning, no doubt. But what it ir, we cannot .fee Nor even guefr about. Our own 'fWalt Whitman , who writes his verses free. Yes, free from rhyme and reason. This poet prides himself on having a greater collection of rejection slips than any other B. C. P. student, including some from the finest magazines in the country, e. g., Breezy Stories, Humor, etc. In spite of his flights of fancy, this Flying Dutchman of ours has managed to stay on ground long enough to accumulate sufficient know- ledge to enable him to face any exams without qualms. Study and Review Club. HENRY HUCKLENBROICH 2459 Palmetto Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Huck Let your eye! upon hirn ga'e, And tell rne tif in all your dayf, The likef of hirn you've ever Jeen, So calrn, and peaceful, and Jerene. Huck takes the old saying that Si- lence is Goldenv literally. Why, he has even been known to live up to this proverb when called upon by our worthy' Profs. Huck, as can be seen from the above likeness has deservedly been voted the most dignified man in his section. His quiet, peaceful and unassuming disposition, coupled with his cheery good fellowship, has served to make him numerous friends. I V gv I Page IIQ AVA a v , l CZPU K,V4'Xxrf-327'4,f'Q,l PQ X xi-gjlgr Ri! l XX' K-aku'

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