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

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C.U.C.P. ALMA C ' lum-bi-a hhar-ma-cy our hearts are e- ver with the©-, we C ' lum-bi-a fhar-ma-oy as v:e ' (e about to leave thee In the years yet to be our :ue-ruo-riea re-turn Lift your torch for all i;o see, throughout eternity. Gratsfull Iz our feneration One last toast we will drink to thee C. U. C. P. OhI to thee we pledge our honor To-thehalls nhereoncewenet whore youth ' s ambitions burn ' d.Tho at tines our heart3 weroheavy ™ ) OhI to thee we pledge our honor ||.£. 3. H-. , You ' ll rc-civo our vs-ner-a-tion, in tho years to cone. As we leave our AL-L1A UA-TIJt, ' til we meet a-galn Shi-nlng still are mo-ments ma-ny t we will ne ' er forget, Aa we leave our AL-L1A UA-TUl, ' til we meet a-galn, C ' lum-bia iBarriacy |li.i3. ||+. r ] f— H (— 4 — 1 1 — 1 — — f t — ■J- V- »- -J- -ai l-J- -0- »• 0- g -J- -J- ■ -§■ J 7- otf 3 H

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Miss Anne Silverman Mrs. E. Fleishman Miss Joan Cooney ADMINISTRATION The Apothekan of ' 53 would nor be complete without a heartfelt acknowledgement of the office staff that has served us with such faithfulness in our four years th the college. It is with joy in new-found friendship and appreciation for the aid of those who proved themselves helpmates, that we should now like to thank. Miss Ruth Silverman, bursar of the college, for keeping accurate accounts of our payments of tuition and for assistance above and beyond the call of duty and friendship. Mrs. G. Hallinan, registrar of the college. Mrs. E. Fleischman, secretary to the Dean, for making such prompt appointments with the Dean. Miss Joan Cooney, Mrs. A. Bosack, Mrs. A. Townsend, Miss P. Ritterman, Mrs. R. Heisler, the other members of the staff that were always aroind in time of need. » i-k f y ] Mrs. G. Hallinan Mrs. A. Townsend Mrs. R. Heisler 15

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