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

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N0 man eloef hefeezr I l Tr- if ' fs-fm f c o by if CVMN-.X if if-MV A i 'n if t i lf F215 F4-NAKUN M t l F 1- fl 5 frm? twirl? l A Q Q I Q n' l lyla F 1 u I lla 3 4 il' 5 l Ii 1 If ll 2 l 7 5 Eg Qi S lli H l k 4 Hill l l .1 ill l l llzl . l l' lg f JACOB MARAFTSCHICK ABRAHAM MARANS S pi l L 342 E. 98th Street 375 Kosciusko Street ' 'ip l Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. l Q Hjackw '4Reformer7' Q p i There is an old Russian proverb stat- f'L'xZ9'7 H . , ing, that, of ten measures Qf SpCCCl1, A refornier if he Quite b0lcl, QQ l nine were awarded to women and one Ara knight in the clay! of old, 5 f to men. With lance and fpear, - ! i 1 I 4 ii ' .We doubt that very much with Jack g. l l l around. He is always found in discussion with a group of sages in the locker room. That is the secret of Jack's wisdom. He believes that all great men must start from the bottom and work their way up to fame. Some day he may be lecturing on the floor above. Jack's resonant voice will be greatly missed and long remembered by his friends. Page 136 Who if wrinkled, bent and oldf Let's go, fellows, three big cheers for the team and make it loudlv Has it ever occured to you when you've read in the various papers of the over- whelming victories of our basketball team who the author was? Why, it was none other than c'Abe', himself. Our Reformer must be a reincarna- tion of Don Quixote, when we take into' consideration his idea of setting the world aright, Caccording to his way of thinkingl. He whiles the long hours away by preparing himself for the glorious profession of pharmacy in which his classmates Wish him success. Captain Cheer Leadersg Que Clubg Press Eepresentativeg Athletic Editor of the Pharma- on. ,ony . . - to cw , i l V iz ,l ll l :yi ll ,l l ll fl i l ll, 5. ,. li 'F is if gl JH QE ll ll il yi, il ll ,. rl ill 's ! l l l l 111 il ll .Z C, is li ll ll FL I l l l l I ll 1. 1 l Va il' l ii l I ,J F 1 'D i ,

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X'-FV? ffl! X91 i CO4 Q55 PHAQMAKON 553 kg ELI QIPSCHUTZ 403 4th Street , Brooklyn, N. Y. . CCEH77 The well known song, Eli Eli was dedicated to Eli in honor of his human- itarian efforts in behalf of the starving orphans of Riverside Drive. Eli claims that he will, .in the future, put his efforts to Uuplift work in the lost babies home. Eli could never understand how any- body could place money on a horse when the darn thing's skin is so slippery. But with charity in his heart and an open pocket, Eli will gain popularity and fame in Whatever field he may turn his efforts to. l MURRAY MANDEL IOI Cannon Street . New York ' - CC Mandy formerly lived in a six story apartment house, but was compelled to move after residing there only two weeks-you see . he's a saxophone player. His music is so 'chot , he can get the melting point of wax without the use of heat. Mandy's playing is so vital to the success of the orchestra that when, one day, he broke one of his springs, the rest of the orchestra had to finish the selection by himself. He is a rare combination of musician and pharmacist. His loyalty to the orchestra and the team is to be commended. Orchestra. V v Page 135 -fav Wk r v - fc:

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l Q 'AN'-lf'- Q- T k J' CCH H hir:-if-tCi Cl'4ff-f i - H f Fife We new 123 hi A . ,QR l l . r l , l l l l I i p . SIDNEY MARCUS LEO MELLON 478 Stone Avenue 232 Ellery Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, Y. i CCSid77 CCLOPCZP7 l CCAE977 i 'cMnfie if a .vonree of .furjbaffing delight i l He if the ,viloer voiced tenor of B. C. P., to many rnindf. From ity power to p l At every a-fair he ix found, .tooth the feelingf and to rnodzfy the The gladdener of hearty and spirit: if he, pafrionf it .feernf desirable to znner- l l For in rnnfie he does abound. They say f'Music hath its Charms . Maybe that explains the secret of Sidls popularity with the prettiest of the fairer sex. lt's a good thing the Mormons are a thing of the past. Sid is a very good scout. He is one of our most active men in school, in fact, he is an active participant in prac- tically every school organization. He has contributed materially to the success of the Class of 1927. rgdbrilliant future is in store for you, 1 . Department Editor, Pharmakon, Chemistry Club, Study and Review Club, Que Club Executive Council, G. O. Council, School Orchestra, Dance and Social Committee. f' A, ' 1 - i 'M 'i-T ' dial ftndyf' Our own Lopez is an artist at tickling the ivories Cand We don't mean scratch- ing his headj. Leo is at present getting his pharma- ceutical training playing the piano at one of our leading theatres. The finger practice that he obtains in this capacity Will, no doubt, make him an excellent pill roller. His musical talent should make his pharmaceutical career a pleasant one. Page 137 ff, r f in --W.x..v.. ....,...-g..a,., -v..,-,x, ir.: Q- 1 5, :gigs - QE ,-I f 1,5 f f km Q..,'.JAQ. - -ixxffff' jg!---------1-'Maggy nfq,-X,,,i 2 --,..- ...Q-.,.,...- ...................... ,..1.-.Q ...Q-..,.w..a...... . . - , , :5 2 ' 'i 'lllTflX'XQfNNcx?!4-1