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

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Q--fn 5 g g , V Z Z or zzfb Gfiz. C Zjfjyfbf ' ZELDA E POMERANZ 269 Rutledge Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Oh-Zelf' CCEAQ77 The charm of a friendly disposition permeates Zelda. Just a glance, a nod, or a word, and a friend is made. She is always ready to sympathize in an- other's sorrow, to rejoice in anotherls happiness, and is ever the friend in need. ' 4 . A cheery word tonthe dispirited and a kind word of encouragement can al? ways be expected from Zelda. The recipient of such kindnesses rarely forgets them and never ceases to re- member that they were expressed by one who meant it in all sincerity. It is these characteristic traits that have made Zelda countless steadfast friends. Chemistry Club, Study and Review Club, Vice-President Junior Class, Executive Council, Junior and Senior. DUSHA PREMYSLER 34031 14th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. f'Du The heft woman if :he of whom the Ieaft can he said, whether in the way of good or had. ' Du is so quiet at times, that we often wonder whether she is present or not. In quizzes, however, this does not hold true, for Du does make herself heard then. Du is one of those who say less and do more, a strange condition to one 'of the supposedly talkative sex. Yes, strange but beneficial to the males. Duls future causes us no worry for some of the greatest historical char- actersnwere of the same quiet and un- assuming nature. Study and Review Club, Chemistry Club. 5' SX G 1 I Page 78 N 1 L I A 'D! if el WT. COA v 3

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