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

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rv ffm fr fwi N W' fi fs. KN 'N ,...fRx ,..ft 'Nxq J j fjyf kwin! X'fCN fi Jx. 2 fhxx i fqvj' fcgfhy j faux fx f I . MAX I. KERN 356 E, 5ISt Street Brooklyn, N. Y. CC 77 AE 9 77 A worker for .fchool if he, A man we cannot slight. H55 one of the .ftarf that .thine fo bright, In th? blue .vley of B. C. P. Mac promised the class the entertain- ment of Georgie Price so many times that in order .. to avoid any future disappointments he's ,now practicing the act himself. Mac is one of the first of 727 who had nerve enough to carry a cane to our affairs. CBut we know he always arrived in a taxi cabj. He is one of our sincerest and hardest workers, having been associated in the past year with various committees of the College. At the rate you're going, Mac, you'll meet with nothing but success. Sr. Associate Editor Pharmakon, Vice-President, Oue Club, Executive Council, Senior, G. O. Council, Senior, Key and Ring Committee, Social Activities Committee, Chemistry Club. LEON G. KLEIN 2501 Kenmore Place Brooklyn, N. Y. uWu Fang Wu Fang soun'ds'like one of Rohmer's oriental characters of Chinatown, but we know Leo better than that. Leo holds the record for the fastest ob- literation and restoration of mous- taches any man can boast of. Mous- taches hold no terror for Leo. We call him big-hearted Leo, always ready to loan you his supplies or utensils when you run short of ma- terial. Judging from his scholastic achieve- ments, Lee may well beproud of his accomplishments in college., His nat- ural leaning toward pharmacy should make him one of the leaders in his chosen profession. On the level, Leo is a real goodscout. M X af ly ,E Page-126 . . 1 -- fs - a V -----,a .Q ... r as Q Eraaiw 4-H

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