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

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we g jfiio If you could have come to Grand Central Station on Tuesday evening at 7:30 on February 8, you would have seen 78 Qfor the first timej smiling seniors. I had the opportunity to speak to some of the seniors and found out that eight of them suspected foul play. They didn't believe they were going to the Eli Lilly Company but thought that they were being tricked into going to Creedmore. The train left right on time and so did the seniors. Two minutes out of the station and there were six card games going and two BOOB reports being made. Tunick, Heller, and Kirschenbaum also wasted no time. They started working on the Pbt17'77Z:1k07Z. As a matter of fact, Goldstein didn't waste any time either. He pulled out his looseleaf book, which he brought along to study, and immediately fell asleep. The trip on the train was very pleasant until we spotted a stowaway. He was singing So let the sun shine in . . . Danny Miller explained that he was the Junior Representative, We arrived Wednesday morning and checked into the Hotel Severin. We all showered, except two people-they were doing their BOOB reports. At 2 o'clock we met in the hotel lobby to be taken on a tour of Indianapolis. The most interesting sights were the Indianapolis Speedway and the War Memorial. Some of us found very inter- esting sights when we passed Butler University. At 6 o'clock that same day, we again met in the hotel lobby and WE ALL DECIDED to eat at the Holly Hock Hill. A great time was had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Rebarber didn't show up. They said that they overslept-I guess they weren't doing their BOOB reports. The next day we visited the Eli Lilly Plants. Here we were praised on the intelli- gence of our questions. We asked questions like How many empty capsules do these bins hold? or Do any of the Eli Lilly people work or do they always take breaks? The biggest event of the trip happened Thursday night, February 10, 1955. There was a cold chill in the air as Stan Lakind stepped into a Gypsy tearoom. He emerged a little wiser, a little poorer, a little disappointed, but he now knew how to do the Gypsy Mambo. Before we knew it, Friday night rolled around and Schorr still had his mustache, but we had to leave anyway. I know that none of us wanted to go back to New York but we all left with a great feeling, except the two people who were doing their BOOB reports Qthey left with their BOOB reportsj. I would like to thank Prof. Leo Greenberg and Prof. S. B. Jeffries for being such great sports on the trip. I would also like to thank Mr. Calvosa and the entire Lilly Company for the real great time they showed us. . . . Tbe -Iznzior Reprefelzffzlizwe Ninety-one

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