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

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rfhe S'C6,?lCb'R3.1J e SIDNEY KAUFER WILHELM A. NYIRI, M.D. SIDNEY KAUFER Axsisfan! in Pbnrnzacy Mr. Sidney Kaufer is one of the most popular members of the faculty with che undergraduate body. He is an alumnus of the New Jersey College of Phar- macy, Class of 1926. A born athlete, he has been the promoter of extra-cur- ricular activities in the line of sports ever since his appointment on the faculty. We know that he will help form the backbone for the rapid advancement of the college. Stucleuf Assistants S. WEINTRAUB, V. CAPPETTA OSCAR SCHOLZ NVILHELM A. NYIRI, M.D. Iofmson and 106115011 Research Fellow Special Leciurcr in Hygiene It has been the source of much pride and admiration to have Dr. Wilhelm Nyiri with us at the New Jersey College of Pharmacy both as a Research Fel- low and as a Special Lecturer in Hygiene. Dr. Nyiri prior to his acceptance of the post at our college was Private Docent at the University of Vienna. He is one of the builders of the greater New Jersey College of Pharmacy. N Lpage 301

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ffh6 Scarlet Rag F L. DAVID FONDA, Ph.G., B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Pl7fl1'77lllCy p Professor L. David Fonda was one of our new professors this year but in the short time he has been with us he has made himself admired by the entire undergraduate body. Professor Fonda first attended Purdue University where he received both the degree of Ph.G. and B.S. After a few years devoted to the commercial side of Pharmacy, he studied at the University of Florida by which institution he was awarded the degree of Master of Science. To Professor Fonda is due the credit for the advancing of the department of Dispensing Pharmacy to the point of outstanding merit. From an exceed- ingly anaemic course he has built a powerful, well-organized department. In years to come we will look back and thank Professor Fonda, for it will be then that we will appreciate the full value of his course. His course has become one of the most interesting and vital ones in our curricula. ' If Page 291

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, ffhe SCaPlCb'Ra1J A Department of Physiology and Hygiene LLOYD K. RIGGS, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., M.S Professor of Physiology Dr. Lloyd K. Riggs has been with us two years and in that time has en- deared himselfvto the entire student body. He first studied at Leander Clark University where he received his degrees of Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts. He then went west to the University of Chicago to continue his study and was awarded the degrees of Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy. He remained at the University of Chicago to teach Physiology in the Depart- ment of Medicine. The New Jersey College of Pharmacy was very fortunate in securing Dr. Riggs as Professor of Physiology and as Director of the new Department of Research. His work in founding and maintaining the department has made him an outstanding figure in the Scientific and Pharmaceutical Circles of the State. Dr. Riggs is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Fraternity. Student Assistant S. WEINTRAUB fPage311