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

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'X-mm.-. cttt -44 -'t , 7a?fD,f sq' '4' 4 t't 'txoffx...cgt t W t txQfw-,- as -A -M-W--i -M--- af-A f . F i f W .A . iixbwgspixgtw ctot iii l-l A Ax W Q N 'il I K 5 l jfs ALFRED G. LJEVY 64 Woodbine Street Brooklyn, N. Y. CCLag77 E Pluribus Unum .is Lag's motto. He never departs from himself. With his quiet and unassuming man- ner he sits in his corner of the lecture hall, impatiently Waiting for the daily lunch hour. Usually at II o'clock We can find Lag slyly partaking of his lunch, With greater interest in his food than in the lecture. We suggest that when Lag opens a drug store, he open one in conjunction With a luncheonette, not only for its monetary value, but also from a purely personal standpoint. In spite of his petty vices, Lag is numbered among that group of in- tellectuals that brings high scholastic honor to B. C. P. f-.X :Lf - ' X 'l. ---J-1 v-f N twtigtwv E affix LEO J. LEWIN I IA4 Greene Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. CCLee77 Lee is one of our first class all around men. He tried to reduce once by riding a horse. At the end of a Week the horse lost fifty pounds and Lee gained thirty. As a result of that the A. S. P. C. A. is on the trail, not for Lee, but for the horse. But like all men of his dimension, Lee is very good-natured. He has to be. He can't fight and he can't run. However, Leo is a nice chap and is always ready to loan you-the next fellowas fountain pen. With his ability, perseverance and good nature he is sure to make good, not only socially but pharmaceutically as Well. Pagz I33 c g 4+ , ,f r 'rf-Y, at 5 1 - 'vt -5. - f .gv4Lj : WV' X. J f 'iIf,.-.....f'.'..-1'k he -.,, 4 . 1 xi-,LUX V ,f kg, Kgzg X- , A-1 wax !1 r F n L 5 I l l l h l p s l l l I il l l F . . 1, i E i .. My 9 4.05 1' Lff N. 4 ,-Of J L' Dfw i K4-X rs 3 Xqfx .....1.,

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- XGYN 1 fy' as C652 PHAQJWAKON P CQ? QQ? C-,jx X-Agx KCAJ SAM LEVINE 47 Forsyth Street New York V ccSammY79 Sammy is a firm believer in Burbankis theory that vegetables can be grown on fruit trees. Sammy's botanical knowledge is in direct contradiction to this, nevertheless, he is at work on a plan that will even surpass Burbank in his horticultural skill. He is very busy at presentitrying to grow deli- catessen on fruit trees. He will un- doubtedly revolutionize the delica- tessen industry, and prove of untold aid to the impoverished fruit venders. His botanical knowledge and high scholastic standing prove his mettle. More power to you, Sammy. SAMUEL LEVITSKY 57 Seigel Street Brooklyn, N. Y. 1 CCDOC77 CCAE977 The fellow: all call him D0e'7, In thi: write up we .rhould give him ez knock, But rinse we jimi for him no rooft We will imtead give him cz hoort. To find something to roast Doc about, is as easy as to find a scleroid under the microscope. During his two years stay at B. C. P., Doc has managed to endear himself to allthose he came in contact with. As you can see for yourselves Doc is a go-getter. Most of us were fortunate in receiving our Ph.G. but Sam has won for himself the name of 'cDoc . Study and Review Club, Chemistry Club. Q Page I32 lm l , Q .f J-Q1 025: L-04,4 L , 55.

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VD, A CXOAN s 1 HARRY S. LICHTMAN 7601 15th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Harry the Count CC 977 A regular fellow is lze, A credit to lris sclzool, He did his lritfor B. C. P. r We tlzanle you, you're ajewel. The Gloria Trumpetersn missed a good man when they overlooked Harry,-they need men. He sho' can toot a mean horn an' ah don' mean mebbe,! I When it comes to getting the inside dope on Broadway and its Night Clubs, see Harry. He iinds it easy to mind his own business,-don't suppose there is much to mind. Harry had something on his mind throughout the entire year of 19265 we couldn't understand what it was until IQ27. He threatened to write a song, which strange to say was not so bad. Chemistry Club, Study and Review Club. Page 134 f D!f ii QR A- JOSEPH LIEBOWITZ 98 Manhattan Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. CCJOC77 . 'CAEGD This is foe wlzorn you see, A splendid fellow, take itfrorn nie. Any question that rnay arise, He is sure to answer, oh, yes, he is wise. Joe is another member of that noble group consisting of line and good students. In fact he is so good that if you ask him for a peneil, he runs out and buys you a fountain pen. Ioe is as able to rattle oil the various preparations of the U. S. P. as easily as he recited the 'cMother Goose Rhymes ', in his younger days. If his future takes on the hue of his hair, we have no doubt of its bright- ness. Chemistry Clubg Study and Review Club. Q l - k Cf' ofa.