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

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A N17 A At s f'tf'H-- ., A -U 'W ' ijt? Y r 'gi YJ f 'A' ff-Q33 A Pl-'AFUWMUN t tt fifefzg l SIDNEY SISKIND 32 Barrett Street D Brooklyn, N. Y. CC 77 Syd is one of the serious members of our class. ' His sincerity has reached the extent, Where he has even placed distilled, instead of ordinary tap Water, in his Water bath in Lab Work.. He claims that the vapors of tap Water would effect the purity of his prepara- tions. No use Worrying though, Syd, sin- cerity is one of the essential qualities in any man Worth While. Just swat that sincerity With a little smile, and you Will attain your objects Without too great aneffort. Chemistry Club. A ARNOLD SOLOWAY 887 Lafayette Avenue s Brooklyn, N. Y. CC Fuzzy, a nickname Which Was thrust upon Arnold by popular acclamation, Was due to his making an appearance in our midst with a voluminous coiffure. The afore mentioned tresses Were the bane of his existence, for they exercised ta magnetic effect upon our fairer element, Whose attentions were a source of extreme embarrassment to our hero. It is not Fuzzy's intention in the future to lend his mop of hair as an advertisement for some good hair tonic, for While at school he used his head for something more than an adornment to his hair, which Will stand him in good stead in the future. Page 168 fA T.V ' on t T A it 'Bl 'W 1 l l I l 1 w i l v l l l l i l I l l l l 1