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

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TOXICOLOGY AND POSOLOGY: Strychnine was the only antidote for this course. Here we were taught the proper and safe way to commit suicide. However, we decided to take the hard way out-we stayed alive. But, to those that died all I can say is-What Cowards. PHARMACOLOGY: This course is affectionately called The Animal Lab. It was a challenge for the noble of heart to tangle with the hardy rats, guinea pigs and mice. It was this course where we were taught the ancient art of pithing. Many a senior's blood was spilled at tables 5 and 6. HISTORY The A.Ph.A. held their first students convention . . . Stempel and Sosinsky became Assistant Professors . . . Prof. Ruhmer was admitted to Who's Who in American Education . . . Dr. George Archambault spoke on Hospital Pharmacy at a Pharmacy Club Meeting . . . Seniors are attended by Hoffman LaRoche . . . Mr. Ed. Neimeth predicts a fine future for Pharmacy at the annual A.Ph.A. Thanksgiving Meeting , . . Squibb's Dr. Cyr speaking on Dose Forms . . . Huge faculty turnout and Stuffed Dogs make the Pharma Hop a gala affair . . . Prof. Blank speaks on the draft status of students . . . Dr. Ingalls speaks on Tropical Medicine . . , the seniors have a Gypsy Good Time at Lilly . . . Dr. Ligorio is honored at his 25th anniversary of service to the school. EVENTS WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER The year started out with a bang . . . at the class elections Herb Marion kept winning and the elections kept being reheld until Herby finally lost . . . we finally ended up with two good men . . .john Kavis as Student Council President and Fire and Brimstoneu Gottbaum as President . . . The Prom Committee is trying to get the class to hold a decent prom . . . jim Lombardi and his Banshee Wail . . . The egg throwing . . . kicking doors down . . . Ed Smith proctoring in lab . . . every one learned to hate Ed . . . and those Ghostly Footprints that astounded Mr. Peepers . . . Wally Steinberg making the school paper competition for the Hobo News . . . Gene Tunick draining the Sinking Fund for extra cash for this yearbook. We'd like to close our history with this short poem. Leff hope and pray, Tbir book doenf! mme out till afler May, For if it fewer om' before, I'll be in yrbrmlf0rf0m'yefz1'r more. Seventy-one

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