New Jersey College of Pharmacy - Scarlet Ray Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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I if-h Scar-leekau I Abe,' has no peer in shooting from beyond the center line. I-Ie can well feel complimented by the fact that he has been the most heavily guarded mem- ber of the team in every game. FREDERICK DONOFRIO Freddy is another three year Varsity man. Much of the success of our first two teams was due to his untiring efforts. He was one of our most valu- able players for two years. This year an injured knee has kept him on the bench most of the time. In spite of his own enforced inactivity, however, he was always ready to lend a helping hand to a fellow player and encouraged him on. VINCENT MASCIA One of the handicaps of the team this year was the disability of Vina During our first two years he was one of the hardest fighters, always talking up the game and keeping the team pepped up. An injured foot has kept Vine out on all of the games this year but he has been active as Manager and thus has been able to travel and fight with the team. L Page 1061

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ffhc SCdI'l2-19113.15 X- CAPTAIN VICTOR SCHLANGER The credit for having led our basketball team through the most success- ful season in its history is due Vic.', No one has been more instrumental than he in keeping up the Hghting spirit of the quintet and in making possible our continued victories. As a perfect defense man he has kept our opponents, score low, as a per- fect leader he has raced through a season with flawless harmony and team work. Vic will be missed next year on the court-but we know that his work on the court of life will be just as faultless and successful as it has been while playing the game for old N. C. P. ROY V. SHATAFIAN All Scholastic Shatafiann is an example of an athlete that can mix sports with studies. Although Roy has played every game for his Alma Mater, he has also ranked high in his studies. Rather than a spectacular player he has been of the type known as Con- sistent. He has always played a hard, clean game and is an example of the good sportsmanship that should always exist in athletic competitions. MAX EDLIN Last season Mads playing was handicapped by his responsibilities as Captain, but this season he has been free to enter the thick of the struggle and he has been one of our stars. Mac was one of the highest scorers of the sea- son-long shots, short shots, hawkers, all were in the day's game for him. For three years Mac,' has given his best for old N. J. C. P. and Com- mencement means the loss of a great player from the team of '28, ABRAHAM BERGMAN Abe has been our most dependable player. In three years he hasn't missed a practice or a game. Nor has he ever murmured a complaint at any order or advice that has been given. His humor has kept the team in good spirits on all of its trips-he has been the life of the party on every occasion. I Page 10751

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