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

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Among the graduating senior members of Rho Pi Phi, this year, wc have other men who have at one time been officers of Rope. YALE BICKEL, Chancellor, MILTON MARON, Vice-Chancellor, LOUIS KOBALOWITZ, Scribe, MARTIN GRUBIN, Guardian of Exchequer, LARRY DIAMOND, Fiery Dragon, ALBERT EISENBERG, Historian, BOB MODELL, Scribe, MARTIN ROTHSTEIN, Asst. Guardian of Exchequer. After four years, we the graduating seniors, have held many close guarded secrets. A secret is not a secret until it is revealed. NOW IT CAN BE TOLD .... YALE BICKEL, the power behind the throne at Arthur Murray's, has been offered the post of assistant professor of Mambo at Miami U .... STANLEY I. CULLENIS middle initial stands for Irish .... MARTY CADELL has tutored AL EISENBERG for three years .... LARRY DIAMOND, after four years' search, has finally found a good plumber .... STAN ELMOWITZ is Mr. Gold of the Gold-Dust Twins .... MARTY GRUBIN has donated 310,000 to the Rho Pi Phi Scholarship Fund .... LARRY HERTZ'S name is really Richard, not Laurence .... FRED HOCHBERG conducted all his lab experiments in his locker .... LOU KOBALOWITZ is the private advisor to Bernard Baruch .... STAN LAIKIND has successfully treated Leprosy utilizing Citrate of Magnesia .... JIM LOMBARDI only weighs 100 pounds., the rest of him is money belts .... MILTY MARON has never joined the A.Ph.A .... BOB MODELL has just published his book, entitled Significant Figures I Have Knownl' .... ARNIE NEIS performed the first successful prefontal lobotomy on a rabbit .... MARV RAPPAPORT has entered the 1955 Mr. America Contest .... MARTY ROTHSTEIN has signed up for a twenty year hitch in the army .... EDDIE SCHWARTZ has the only diesel powered Studebaker in the world .... MARTY WIEDERKEHR uses an enema bag to instill nose drops. Seriously though, throughout our four years association with the College and the Fraternity, we have learned much. Professor BERL S. ALSTODT, our faculty advisor, became associated with Rope, the same time, four years ago, that we became pledgees. His sage advice has helped us, we feel, to become, not only better fraters, but more creditable professional men, and more honorable citizens. We will always remember his words, BE A STRONG ROPE, NOT A WEAK THREAD. At this time, we would like to thank the faculty for extending to us, the education, that will enable us to become an asset to Professional Pharmacy and our communities. Seventy-nine

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just as every person develops individual characteristics and personalities in the course of time so does a fraternity. For a fraternity is simply young men organized and functioning collectively for the purpose of achieving good fellowship amongst themselves. A fraternity's personality and policies therefore is, in some considerable degree, a composite of individual attitudes and other personality factors contributed by those concerned, particularly the men who guide the organizationls affairs. Under the leadership of our chancellor JEROME KOLICHSTEIN, Sigma Tau Epfilofz has maintained the high standards for which we have always been known. Through his efforts, an even closer relationship between the chapters has been obtained, all working harmoniously to achieve a greater feeling fraternalism and profes- sionalism, in Sigma Tau Epsilon. Brothers NICK LOBASSO and DICK KATZMAN, who have always worked diligently for S.T.E., this year initiated, through their combined efforts, a new concept in our pledge system, bringing a closer connection between the members and the pledgees. For as long as DEWEY CHESTER has been a member of Sigma Tau Eliuilofz, he has always given his full support to all our undertakings and worked hard to assure their success. As President of the Pharmacy Club he showed a leadership quality his brothers always knew he possessed. RONALD WOLIS, who returned to the school after serving in the armed forces, has continued to give his services to the fraternity with as much enthusiasm as he had in the past. For his helpful guidance this year, we would like to thank our faculty advisor PROFESSOR S. SANTELLI, who joins us in extending the very best wishes for success and happiness to these graduates. This is still only a beginning however, for although Sigma Tau Epfilofz has been long established in B.C.P., it is still growing and changing to meet the more modern ideas of today. Be confident that Sigma Tau Epfilon in the future, as in the past will still be working toward good fellowship, and contributing to the betterment of pharmacy. Eighty-one