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

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1' VQIR AQ! X05 mmf cqgqg Pi-iarruvvfmow 53:5 7 Cf GEORGE MILLER IIS Sheffield Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Stretch Stretch's favorite theme: What care I how tall I be, when all the World looks up to me. - But still, Georgie has not grown out of his childhood. We are afraid that a half adult dose of a drug might hurt the poor boy. He claims he is quite popular among the female sex but that's only talk. As far as that goes we've heard little to the contrary. Without stretching a point, we can easily point him out as one of our men who is above the average. We, therefore, have no oualms in send- ing him out in the world to aid in the alleviation of the word's ills. l L RUBIN ROBERT MILLER 277 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. 'cRube Rube is one of our best terpsichorean artists. This reason alone makes him a success with the ladies. He is one of those boys who gives a girl two weeks notice before our class dance n order to give him plenty of opportunity to comb his hair. He is also the proud possessor of a flowing black mustache which gives him that dignified ap- pearance so greatly in demand. Nevertheless Rubels name is deceiv- ing. He is far from being a hick. When it comes to practical pharmacy, Rube is right there. We foresee a rosy future for Rube. Page 139 - QQ.

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Q.'x f'VQgTi1l . 'il ' .f'rfZLf fig' NXQWN, W tffxgfx--gg? fi fi N-M---WW.. ff ., .. , K .. . Us 1 '25 EQ 5 jfs E i i SAMUEL NECHAMKIN I7IO East 17th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. CC 77 CCAEQP7 Sczrnrny-boy if rnodeft and fhy To win cz girl, he never would try. But when he heeornef ez Ph.G. We hope he'll he diferent, we're waiting to fee. HA bachelor is a nondescript in human society, like the odd half of a pair of shears, of little use until joined to its mate. There you are, Sammy, these are the words of a wise and learned man. And if the saying that, Faint heart never won fair lady , is true, our advice to you, is to come out of your shell. Notwithstanding his extreme modesty, Sammy has shown to his intimates such characteristics as to betray him as abrrian of noble qualities and high capa 11t1es. ghengitgy Club, Study and Review Club, UC ll . PHILIP NEMSER 277 South Second Street Brooklyn, N. Y. A CCPhi177 cc 977. Who cioef not know the name, Who to B. C. P. brought .meh fame, A5 Manager he has no peer, One well worthy of cz cheer. The secret of success lies in embracing every opportunity of being useful. Phil was ready at all times to offer his services for he good of the school. He attained the height of his ambition when appointed Manager of our Bas- ketball team. To this job he applied himself and worked diligently to the very end. It was due, in part, to his line manage- ment that our boys achieved so great asuccess. What! Frankfurters and Beans? Manager of Basketball in Senior Year, Assistant Nianager of Basketball, Junior Year, Chemistry Club, Study and Review Club. Page 141 4 - . -an -,-r-J.-. ,rx :H-7 I A l i y. ii i II I. i .' li il l I 1 i rl ,c ll 4 i l i I il lil L'f .fl H .. ua 'r if i lg lil 55 l E: V . lil li!! lil li y . .ii ,ii .H li , .fi -r :ls v i K . ili 4' I ' 1 K. X i Y :2':