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

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ERICH M. KRAMER Ferric Staff, Pharma-Col; Student Council; Honor Roll; General Excellence Award, 1938; Italian Pharm. Assn. Medal Here ' s a lad who has paced the class in scholarship, Erich ' s diligence and determination have shown him to be true research material. We hope he will continue his studies for bigger and better things. GEORGE M. LANDE Don Juan Deep down beneath that jet black hair lies latent talent and sparkling personality which George has al- ways suppressed, except for an oc- casional outburst. George evidently gets a bigger kick out of tying knots in glass tubing and sealing broken thermometers. SOL B. LEDERMAN The Admiral Fiery Dragon, Rho Pi Phi; A. Ph. A.; Staff, Pharma-Col; Student Council, 1939 The Admiral has all the aspects of a successful man. These traits in combination with his midnite blue homburg have impressed many fe- males whom other fellows have cast aside. He is a cut rate notary pub- lic— 19c.

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CHENG LOON HOOI Ping-Pong, Mah-Jong A, Ph. A.; Intramural Champ — Badminton Club, 1941-2 What a man! Patience, diligence, and tolerance are only a few of the attributes possessed by Cheng. We sincerely hope that the long awaited news of his family is as favorable and good as he is. SIDNEY HOROWITZ Horrorwitz Editor, Pharma-Col; President, Student Council; Track Team Sidney has always reminded us of Tom Swift because of his clean cut character and true American ways. Difficult to get an insight into his true character but this is no doubt acquired after two beers. HYMAN KAPLAN Keplen, Hartley Gale Rho Pi Phi; A.Ph.A. For Columbia Hy is strong, but his nose is very long. The above lines represent Hy ' s outstanding charac- teristics, — his intense interest in up- town sports and our intense interest in Keplen ' s snort.

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MORRIS L. NELSON Blubber, Moish Staff, Apothekan; Class Historian, 2, 3, 4; A.Ph.A. Dressed neatly in his white lab coat Nelson looked like a butcher — and his pills did not dispel the illusion. Morris is a fine fellow with a splen- did knack of getting along with everybody. JOSEPH H. MINTZER Leslie Spencer Editor, Apothekan; Vice-Chancellor, Rho Pi Phi; Treasurer, Senior Class,- Member- ship Chairman, A.Ph.A.; Staff, Pharrna-Col Joe ' s beautiful whistling of both classical and popular ballads is the result of his eating bird seed and sweet cream for breakfast every morning. His satirical brand of humor has provoked many laughs. WALTER E. MANCUSO Mankowitz Editor, Apothekan; Pres., Dante Circle; A. Ph. A.; Ring Committee; Social Activities Committee Walter ' s voice oft upraised in melo- dious Spanish ballads brought back to us poignant memories of his childhood days spent in sunny Bar- celona — or on Pitkin Avenue. Thanks to Walter for the many dates he has arranged — however fruitless.