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

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Cutlets . . . As a means of broadening his background in the arts, this am- bitious boy, who absolutely re- fuses to show his molars when smiling, has been attending Brooklyn College at night during his four years at CUCP. Cutlets, as he is affectionately known to his intimates, has been an active member of the school basketball team since his freshman year. In the senior year he was elected co-captain. This chap, with the electrified hair, plans to enter graduate school for study in Eng- lish. ACTIVITIES: A.Ph.A. Basketball Team (1-4) Co-Captain (4) GORDON M. CUTLER 540 East 22 St. Brooklyn, New York ACTIVITIES: A.Ph.A. GREGORY DIMAGGIO 228 Parker St. Newark, New Jersey Greg . . . Another one of our foreign trans- fer students, was born in Sicily. He received his B.S. in Pharmacy and his B.S. in Chemistry from the University of Palermo. Many of us who found the only source of our organic research projects written in Italian, greatly appre- ciated his expert translations. Greg was married recently and is currently residing in New Jer- sey. His ambition is to become a citizen and a retail pharmacist. 30

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ACTIVITIES: A.Ph.A. Eddy . . . will go into pharmaceutical man- ufacturing on leaving CUCP, and with his talent for acquiring high grades both at this school and N.Y.U. where he studied previ- ously, we are sure of his ultimate success in his chosen field of work. Writing is another of this versatile man ' s attributes, al- though we did not discover this until the senior year when Ed started to write for rhe Apothe- kan. Many of the selections that appear on these pages have come from Eager Eddy. ANTHONY W. COUTROS 241 Van Vorst St. Jersey City, New Jersey Tony . . . Here is another of the many Jersey boys who graces the ivy covered walls of CUCP. He came to the class of ' 53 from the New- ark College of Engineering. He plans to combine his Pharmacy and his engineering training and put them both to use in some in- dustrial capacity. Although quiet, he is popular with his classmates, and is also a top student. Tony will be well remembered by his class, especially by the boys he helped over the rough spots in the chem labs. ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Apothekan Staff — Writer A.Ph.A. EDWARD HERBERT COWAN 1710 Carroll St. Brooklyn, New York 29

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ACTIVITIES: School Band — Conductor Dramatic Group Softball Team Anodyne Staff Apothekan Staff Feff . . . Although he is one of the older students in the class, is considered one of the boys by the class of ' 53. A graduate of Teachers Col- lege on the campus and a former instructor at Jamaica High School, he claims Norman Hans- man, also of the class of ' 53, as one of his former students. Hap- pily married and a resident of Jamaica, Long Island, Morris is a top-drawer student at CUCP. Retails gain will be industry ' s loss as Morris intends to become the proprietor of an ethical store. GEORGE ELKOWITZ 4229 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn, New York George . . . A mighty sweep of the baton and the CUCP band, under the con- ductorship of George Elkowitz. begins to play. George, who is but one of three brother attend- ing Columbia, has been a pio- neer in bringing some of the finer arts to the school of phar- macy. He has been a power be- hind the scenes in the newly formed dramatic group. George ' s ambition is to get married, have his own store, and send more Elkowitzs to the College of Phar- macy. ACTIVITIES: A.Ph.A. MORRIS FEFFER 89-19 Sutphin Blvd. Jamaica, New York 31