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

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I .fafr-wFs'Qf3.re aww..- i . . PHAQIVIAKUN I ,flu , g Xl., Y 2 5 fb in I II III II .WI I. I , II. II IE, K - I I II 'NI I I II I, If l Ill I I .I,I llw III III: ISI. Ii I II .II III, II II' III IQII II ..I It Ik I I II .I, I, I!'I II ,. JACOB B. KRIVILOFF Kerhonkson, New York ,Krivie Krivie is the milk-fed baby of B. C. P. From the township of Ellenville, un- sophisticated Krivie came to the big and wicked city, seeking fame and renown in Pharmacy. Up to the present time Krivie has been dis- illusioned. Krivie readily participates in all tax- able affairs of the class including all home games which are tax exempt functions. With his excellent record of achieve- ment in scholarship for the past two years, we believe that Ellenville has no brass band good enough to welcome him upon his return, with a sophisti- cated look in his eyes, a diploma in one hand and a bottle of Grade A milk in the other. I ALEXANDER KURZBAN 1226 goth Street Brooklyn, N. Y. c'Al ' CStretchD HA long nose never spoiled a pretty facef' This saying holds true in his case. With a face and physique like his, how could he be anything but a gay LotharioH? He is so badly addicted towards women, that he even has them meet him during lunch hour. The close friendship existing between him and Kreitman, the famous dilated pupil , bring to mind the well known saying, That opposites attract each other. In all seriousness though, Al should prove to be a fine pharmacist and an honor to his profession. Page I2Q I III' , . II' I I I l I I + .I I I Ii I I . I 'III -II II I I I I elf l,l! II. Ill! II I Illi I Iliil I'II II HIP III! F Il, .II III :Il l I-II ,III 'I'l II' ,I, .I, I.L I I Il.I I., gm I,I IIII 41,1 III HI I QI? II' II.. Iv

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- mf . if WW A C5343-2 'V 4 :Dx-mA!-JVIAFQON Q33 DoM1N1c LA MONICA 55o Henry Street Brooklyn, N. Y. '4Dick,' Well, folks, meet the man who put the monica in harmonica. In him we have one of the world's greatest optirnists for he eats spaghetti while wearing his new suit and does not use his napkin. He is the source of that famous saying, Everything he eats looks well on him. Nevertheless we cannot help but feel proud of him since scholastically he ranks with the leaders. In fact he comes from a family of leaders. They say that his great grand uncle made one thousand of the enemy run, during one of the recent wars. He ran, and the one thousand ran after him. FRANK ANTHONY LAURIA 2252 Metropolitan Avenue Middle Village, L. I. Ichabod Ichabod Crane lived in Sleepy Hol- low . Ichabod Lauria lives in Middle Village, which is almost as bad. We have a faint suspicion of Ichabod's nightly pastime, horseback riding. Our only doubt in this respect rests upon the fact, that he isn't bowlegged at all. Besides, there are no horses in Middle Village. Lauria travels to school daily, on roller skates, that be- ing the cause of his well developed instep. Lauria is one of the towering men of the class, almost six feet tall and still growing. A quiet boy, a good student, and a sincere friend, what more can one ask? Chemistry Club. 1 f v v Page130 .fm .V -. Q, A gg 5,9 I ,,.