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

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jmmy? m y$c m C3DC »c=oc= = 3a |j IBI IP IDI inHI lE IKIgtlKI [] = ' -«, - l-jJ-lvPILX -t ' ?i 1 QJj LAr] w x»; - r¥ s. i -st- •H 1 m to y a HflLl ' ljij)! M ' EMORY turns back to my initial entrance into the pharmacy laboratory. I recall how I was struck with the dramatic possibilities of the environ- ment, of probable situations, of work bent figures. I would incorporate the sketch as a bit in a high class revue. It would unfold itself somewhat in this manner: There would be walls in odd, cubistic patterns, along whose length and breadth were ranged bottles — big bottles and little bottles, round bottles and flattened bottles — all exaggeratedly labelled in glaring red. There would be a table in the center with Bunsen burners, mortars, pestles, graduates. Hovering over all these would be a sinister, gaunt figure. He would pour, and he would spill. He would mix and he would stir. The heaving and the moaning of his watchful waiting would swell into a rear assisted by the clashing of the bottles ' heads, as the trick walls huddled closer and closer. Trial and error — defeat and despair. But ah! — look! It almost seems — Can it be? Why yes, it is! An emulsion! The figure straightens: holding aloft the blessing mortar, triumph shines in his eyes; the walls recede, and the din of the bottles quiets into a clinking toast. Melo- dious music sounds and our curtain falls. Isaac Pack ffvfl IBilflJlL ' £ k o Eighteen 1?

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s iriwiE n ll ifti it : . ll lBIIPlDli rHtlEIKlPIIKlfl 4 ° =°«= % M- Vmm r W IN APPRECIATION ■T is indeed a pleasant duty to acknowledge one ' s gratitude for aid so generously given by the members of the faculty. Mere words seem shallow and insufficient in expressing our thanks to Dr. Schaefer, Professor Hart, and Professor Carter for their unselfish aid and unerring advice in the innumerable difficulties of the various phases of producing a Year Book. We are particularly indebted to Dr. Schaefer, who as chairman of the Year Book Committee, has given countless aids, suggestions, ideas and criticisms. It is a pleasure to acknowledge this obligation for his very welcome and valuable assistance. Seventeen 4? o = xS 1

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I® 6C== = yfc- ' , ,= 0 f jf rfn M ft W) n ■ ■ r ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ' - r . 3 p» ™--fw i — n II imifc „ U I IBIIPlPlinHHEIKIPIIM I J£ DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACY » Professor Curt P. Wimmer Associate Professors Lewis N. Browx Horace M. Carter Assistant Professors Jacob S. Dorfman Frederick J. Lascoff Instructors Herman J. Amsterdam Rudolf Hauck Saul Kaye Joseph P. Miale Xineteen