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

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t ffhe SC6,1'lCtTRa1J f H FERDINAND E. KOPECKY FRANK X. ETEN FRANK X. ETEN, Ph.G. Lfzborafqry IlISf1'llff0l' in Cbcvzzisfry Mr. Eten is one of our newest additions to the Chemistry Department. He is a graduate of the New Jersey College of Pharmacy, Class of 1925, and received his post-graduate instruction at the University of Michigan. Mr. Eten has made great progress in the ranks of Education and the College looks forward with pride to the success which awaits him as a Teacher. Mr. Eten is a member of Kappa Psi fraternity. FERDINAND E. KOPECKY Assistant in Cbemisfry Mr. Ferdinand E. Kopecky has been one of the valuable additions to our .Chemistry Department. He is an alumnus of Rutgers University and at the present time also an Assistant in Chemistry at the University in New Bruns- wick. He has been admired by all the members of '28 and we are sorry to hear that he is leaving in the fall. However, we are happy to note that he is to continue his studies at Harvard-we wish him the best of luck. Sfzzdefzt Assisfanfs J. M. BLOCK J. S. COHEN B. AARON If Page 241

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' A .ffhe Scarvleb.R3 i f 1 l SIIAON W. HEIMLICH, A.B., M.A. Assistant Profexsoi' of Physics and Cl7E771iSf1'j' Professor Simon W. Heimlich is a Rutgers Alumnus, and so the interests of the New Jersey College of Pharmacy are his interests--two-fold. He re- ceived his degree of Bachelor of Arts from Rutgers University and followed it with post-graduate study at Columbia University. From the latter institu- tion he was awarded che degree of Master of Arts. No- one can possibly forget Professor Heimlich's course in Freshman Phys- ics. It is one of the hardest courses in the college and the stumbling block of all Freshmen. The execution of this difficult subject is a tribute to his ability. The Class of 1928 have had the honor and pleasure of having Professor Heimlich as Class Adviser during our entire three years at N. J. C. P. We hope that the class has fulfilled his highest hopes-to him we leave our most sincerebest wishes in profound admiration. fpage 231

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P ffhe Scarlet 'Rauf 1 e Department of Medica and Toxicology PHILEMON E. I-IOMMELL, Ph.G., M.D. Dean Emerifus amz' Professor of Mzzzferia Medica mm' Toxicology Dr. Philemon E. Hommell was born in Jersey City, New Jersey, and after receiving his preliminary education in that city he entered the New York Col- lege of Pharmacy. After graduation he studied medicine at Bellevue College Medical Hospital and at the same time worked in his father's pharmacy in Jersey City. Since that time he has been actively engaged in the practice of medicine in that city as well as teaching in the New Jersey College of Pharmacy. He was one of the founders and the first Dean of our College. Although a busy practitioner he has kept his interests in Pharmacy, serving as delegate to the United States Pharmacopoeia Convention for the past twenty years and as president of the New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association in 1906. Dr. Hommell was forced to give up his duties as Dean in 1921 when he needed more time fofihis medical practice. The College was fortunate, how- ever, in retaining his services as Professor of Materia Medica. To the ranks of Pharmacy Dr. Hommell is a familiar and beloved figure. He has delivered many papers before scientific bodies of the State and has been the originator of many valuable movements for Pharmacy. fPage 251