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

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C KNOCKS AND BOOSTS Herman L. S!zcz,h:'ro- Fetz are carboliydratesv H ' Lastzrus .S'lziz,b:'ro-It's wery hard to remember '.'dozes. 0 .S'z'iI1zcy .S7zt'rmtuz-Oil of Wintergreen is best in powder form. Ht'njiznzz'1z .Silber-lixtremely well-unknown. ' h Nizflztm Silt'rrmcziz-Kiiowing that H20 is water is not wisdom. I . . , Is-itlort' Clnirlm S1'1-z'cr.rit'oz-A Hypocrite, comes to school with a smile on , his face. , , fe- fowl: .S'z's.'tz'1it!-llc. has many good points, but hes not quite a spore. 1SI'li0I'C Snziflz-S-LUXV but S-H-U-R-E. . mis Irving .S',hue!-.Pleasantness brilliancy and modesty personihed. , 'f .8'pt'r1or lfros.-O11 the advice of a funeral merchant, they have undertaken the study of pharmacy. Between the two of them they ought to be able ' to rid us of much surplus humanity. K Ivficl .-lllwr! 'l't'!.s'vy-Still looking for a job. .Yirliofus C. TUVIUI'l.C'l--l3lSlLlI'iJCI' of peace. ' ' . Solonzoiz I.. l,'ngrr- Faint heart never won fair lady. .Uust marriedj Q .lczrob ll. ll'u1'1z.rl4'z'1i-I-lis greatest claim to all renowng his greatest gift he WEB 4 a clown. Slililllj' H't'l'll.Yfc'l.lle-SOIDS people are born great others grate on us. .fllmzlziziiz IIfviizImizli-Too much learning is a dangerous thing. Cflmrltxv Hi'i'rut'r-Secret and self contained and solitary as an oyster. . ' flurry ll'inot'io'-Wliy XYatkin's Emulsihed Cocoanut Oil thr-ives. lvtlflltlll lVolf- lsiilort' Hi'o!i.f-Oiir Editor-in-chief has attainments galore, ' Knocks and boosts he's written by the score, , And if by chance your pride he's jarred Forgive and forget and don't let your happiness be marred. .flbralmm l'vl!1'n-Seltloiii upholds his name while attending a basketball game fYell-inj. Mar Zimiinirnnoz- Tl1e henpecked husband. , Sczlfm Zuri'r!1---Yoti may well be proud of your son CMassj CSalem, Massj Roliurl Zu-rn!!ing-Goiiig, going, gone. Pop Use Herpicide. flurry li't'z'r!i--tlie orator grandg can't say a word if you hold his hand. 1Yfii'lnm li'iilu'n.vlt-i'1z always grins, believe me boys it's the smile that wins. lft'oryi' Ronnnzo-.IX friend worth having. fiwijunzzh lCoxi'izfiery-ljpholding the Rosenberg reputation. ' foxufli qC't11zi'fuz-W-Sri shy he walks backwards. o K Urnj. Clinics-Otir President Gudes is worthy of praise For work he's done in his senior class days. If he continues his efforts to uphold his name The future will bring success and fame. C110-I'Ii'.Y S. Su!rzeo1'l5-Looks like a bright boy, he'S well red? Ntzizuul C'onirci.v-Ile puts a shake label on capsules. Jlfiwlzrlf Lot'-:t'if-Not of theatrical fame. Nazflzzzn ilfnscxumiz-Fatlier of the class. ' -Hwljllllll-ll Coofwi'-Not related to Cooper Union. llfiziiilst' Dorizfeld-Linquist, speaks Jewish well. rlziolpli Clmfvcr- Olive Oil. 1741-:id Gnflfznd-,lersey Hick. I7a':'id Handel-- XYliat's in a name. Y Hvizry Hfiiidlrr-Sarcasrn personified. N: Louis Ilonmzul- Nut is a fruit. .bilIl'I'Clf0l't' kSilIIlllL'0l'L'-iiollf jazz King, o Allczrczzs Sclzimnzcl- Looks Mouldyf, O Haas. W M. ai... as as., as asasatjsasaaasaiasasasaa

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0-C c 7 alfa D lx O A 'QQ- C lx O le Y 3 3 13517 1922 Dr. Joseph L. Mayer TESTIMONIAL DINNER TENDERED TO DR. JOSEPH L. MAYER K ln .Xpril the eleventh. nineteen twenty-two, at the Hotel Bossert, the friends of llr. -loseph l,. Mayer paid him the highest honor con- ferred upon a college professor. Dr Mayers' testimonial dinner made history at the llroolqlyn College of Pharmacy, the institution which inaugurated the testimonial lreeause of his twenty-five years connec- tion with the school of pharmaceutical learning. The banquet hall surroundings glittered with the presence of the luminaries of the pharamaceutical profession. Songs of now- and then were sung hy the assemblage to recall the memories of olcl times. The speakers' table was graced with the presence of nationally known notahles as: Toastmaster, Professor Wfilliam C. .-Xnderson, Dean of the li. C. P.g justice Edward Lazansky, Dr. lilias Hartley. former deang Dr. Royal S. Copeland, Commissioner of the Board of llealthg Dr. Joseph L. Driscoll, President of the Queens and Kings Profesional Guildg Professor Jacob Diner, Dean of Fordham University Pharmacy Collegeg Dr. Leon Lascoff, Presi- dent of the State Board of Pharmacyg Melville France, the Counsel of the Collegeg .lohn S. Alley, of the Riker Hegeman Corp., and Fred Mayer, brother of the honored professor.