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

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Monk . . . will leave an indelible scratch on CUCP when he graduates this June. He has shown a great deal of school spirit in his four years and is one of the most popular fellows in the senior class. Al intends to enter the retail busi- ness on graduation, but it is the opinion of many that he would make an excellent veterinarian what with his astute knowledge of animal life. To relieve the ten- sion of school work Al likes to spend his weekends out on the Island. ACTIVITIES: Sigma Tau Epsilon — Social (3,4) A.Ph.A. ALLEN D. BLOOM 1310 Grant Ave. Bronx, New York ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Band — Assistant Director A.Ph.A. I HAROLD BRERETON 319 Decatur St. Brooklyn, New York Hal... is the only member of our class to gain access into CUCP ' s no- man ' s-land — the female lounge. Oh! to be a piano tuner. His perseverance, determination, and meticulousness make him the fin- est technician in class. He is a jack-of-all-trades, and, contrary to the expression, master of all. His amiable personality and cheerful disposition make him one of the best liked students in the class. Harold is intetested in hospital pharmacy and hopes to do gradu- ate work in this field. 26

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ACTIVITIES: S.T.E. Vice-Chanc. (4) Treas. (3) Apothekan Staff — Business Anodyne Staff Inter-Fraternal Council (3,4) Dramatic Club — Director A.Ph.A. Bieb . . . is one boy who is definitely a stalwart of the Senior Class. It means nothing to him to take on the task of managing a basketball team, running the school Drama- tic Group, or holding an import- ant fraternity position. Whenever you look around you are sure to see Sherwin Bieber. It is rumored that Pete once opened his Chem. desk only to find Sherwin in one of his volumetric flasks. Postgrad- uate work, industrial pharmaceu- tical research, and manufacturing will be his donation to the profes- sion. SHERWIN BEIBER 1067 Grant Avenue Bronx, New York Stan . . . is a Tarrytown boy who is mak- ing good in the Big City. As of now he is uncertain as to what he wants to do after graduation, but at this point it looks as if retail pharmacy will be his future undertaking. His quietness is really a misleading characteristic, for in conjunction with his buddy Normie Bush, he helped lead the way on the Big Trip West. This, and his former attendance at Syracuse University, would lead one to speculate that beneath this quiet outer core he is really Stan the Man! ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta A.Ph.A. STANLEY BILOON 151 N. Washington St. N. Tarrytown, New York 25

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activit ies: Delta Sigma Theta Apothekan Staff — Writer A.Ph.A. Harold . . . Though typically reserved, he has made many friends during his stay at the college of pharmacy. Ray, as he is known to his bud- dies, is happily married and a proud father He has had a varie- ty of drug store experience in various sections of the city,and he has thus acquired a keen un- derstanding of all aspects of the retail business. Ray also has a flair for writing, and has made many contributions to this book. HAROLD RAYMOND BRITTMAN 1097 Longfellow Avenue Bronx, New York Carl . . . is known as one of the class athletes, having served time for two years on the school Basket- ball Team, during which he con- tributed greatly to its success. He joined D.S.T. as a freshman and has been active throughout rhe four years. He studied fo r two years at City College prior ro entering Columbia. Carl ' s lab marks are outstanding and he has often been suspected of using yogi to attain such terrific averages. ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Basketball Team (1), (3) A.Ph.A. CARLTON S. BROWN 115 W. 115 St. Bronx, New York 27 .