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

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a N'Qf Nix on n 'oxofx f '95 - efiisf. PF'A':WAKON.?S5'3 fr C' EMANUEL NUSSBAUM 424 S. 4th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. CCManny77 Greenpoint, some people think it is the end of a pickle, but Manny knows better for he is seriously considering opening a high class pharmacy in that section. With this in view he is mak- ing legal preparations to have his moniker converted into one more in keeping with the inhabitants of that territory. May we suggest McCarthy? With the help and support of our friend Perlmutter of '26, he is getting a good start, in fact he is already on the road to retrogression and incipient putre- faction. With his intellect, Manny will easily reach the summit of Pharmaceutical achievement, if he will only keep away from Perlmutter. W4 MAX GKEN 850 Myrtle Avenue V Brooklyn, N. Y. , Mac', Mac reminds us, in every detail, of that famous Old Oaken Bucket . There, at the job, .day in and day out, doing his work faithfully and sincerely, is the best way to describe him. In classes Mac is so quiet that numer- ous times when his name is called there are some who shout, absent . But our friend fools them all, for he's all theren, and he soon demonstrated that. We've been trying all this time to think of a good hard knock for him, but We c-an't do it. All we can do is boost him and wish him success. 9 Q Page 143 tj Cfflj, B . 1 QL-mknfvmt ee l Q E f 1.553-1' iff

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r X 'vu WD! NNN ee 'Sign H04 e leg PHAQMAKQN Q9 -esrf Is1DoRE D. NEWMAN 146 East 96th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. CC Danny's chronic afHiction is apparent- ly tonsilitis, for every time we see him, whether indoors or outdoors, he has a muH'ler wound around his neck. His first name is Isidore. Danny tried to change it to Irving but one can also tell an Irishman by his nose, no matter what his name is. Some of his friends say he wants to change his name because he intends moving uptown. However, Danny is a good little boy and we earnestly hope he remains that way. Study and Review Club, Chemistry Club. Page 142 LoU1s NEWMAN 397 Barrett Street Brooklyn, N. Y. 4LSkippy77 U . CK A2677 Our goodfriend Skippy here, If a pal quite fineere. On him you can depend, But axle for a Hive , and that? the end. Besides being an ethical pharmacist, Skippy is also a synthetic musician. He has displayed wonderful technique in straining with expression, to the delight of his fellow students. In the year of his intensive study, he has mastered about eight or nine instruments, including a technical poker hand. When asked if his poker winnings were paying his way through College, he replied in the negative, saying that he gets mo'st of his money from tips he receives in a synagogue, where he works as a hat checker. Skippy,s quiet attentiveness to his studeis has made him one ofthe leaders of the Class. Chemistry Club, Study and Review Club, Que Club. new or Q 474 ,,EqQzf9a27,4', P L. ,fl

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