Columbia University College of Pharmacy - Apothekan Yearbook (New York, NY)

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' Mum m v ft « ft UllLUJ l ljl °% iriwiE , n li irn it « ffiyiHiipmnriHiiEiKiFiiMi | 3 O O °c % H APOTHEKAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief — College Class IRVING STACK Editor-in-Chief — University Class WALTER SFXTZER Literary GEORGE RAICH HERBERT ANTMAN I. GOLDMAN WALTER SELTZER IRVING STACK Vox Pop AL MILLER ABRAHAM MAZLISH JOE COHEN MORRIS WACKSTEIN B. SHER Picture HY COHEN GEORGE PUSHKIN JULES KASDAV Advisers DR. C. P. WIMMER MR. CHEVALIER Art MORRIS COOPER GRACE BYRON YOLANDA MARIAN I LIBBY KUPERSMITH MICHAEL MAGGIO Grinds ARTHUR FISHER R. ROSENBLATT WM. WOLINSKY WM. MENDE H. HEIKE Fraternity JOE GABRIEL SOL WOLFE HARRY GOOD KIN JOE BOLOUGH Sports IRVING GAMMER NAT LYONS TEDDY KUCKER AL SHANON History LOUIS GUBERMAN SIDNEY LEYINE ROBERT D ' ORAZIO I. BURGER 1 9 M ' o« A ' V=o °4f Twelve

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,oOo % iriwiE ! n iirnc m H I TO THE CLASSES OF 1933 « 1 ft tff T IS a pleasure to be called upon to deliver a final IH message to the class of this year, but I hope that graduation will not carry with it the impression that the willingness to be of assistance, should the occasion arise, terminates with your passing from the classroom. The ever- widening circle of acquaintances gained each year is indeed a source of happiness to me, especially as these friendships are the result of having worked together. If during our contact we have succeeded in creating that feeling of mutual understanding which leads to just and amicable dealing, we have both been educated in the full sense of the word. You have now received the book knowledge necessary for the practice of Pharmacy and it is my sincere hope that along with this you have acquired the type of knowledge exem- plified by toleration, uprightness and a real respect for your calling. C. W. Ballard n s I ft X HMUJIJIll ' BIllLHljl 4l-