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

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rfhe. S'CarlCtRa1J ' P SAUL BOLTIN Saul Rho Pi Phi Be silelzf or my S01lZL'IlbiI1g beifer fban si1e11Ce. Many years ago George Washington crossed the Delaware and the whole country has been talking about it ever since. Every day Boltin crosses the Hackensack and the Passaic, and no one is any the wiser. Now, the reason for this lies either in the fact that George,s publicity man was on the job, or that Saul is doing it on the sly. But Saul, like George, gets there. HELEN IRENE BODE New Brunswick, N. J. Babe Alpha Zeta, Colzsfizfuzfiovz of G. O., Rex Ray, Phi Beta Phi. Hc'rc s fo fbe lam! we love and the love we 'lar1d'. Helen has been a little ray of sunshine all through our three years of work at N. J. C. P., and any sun- shine that can steal through those bleak walls is de- serving of credit. As it is a recognized fact that the presence of the fairer sex is more than welcome any- where, her entry into our field is a pleasing innova- tion. Jersey City, N. J. LLOYD JEROME BOCKMAN Jersey City, N. J. ffjelF7'3',J Delta Sigma Theta, Phi Beta Phi Bezskefball '26, '27, Manager Fmtemities '26, L, J. is a handsome, sensible fellow, popular with both sexes and forms that type of friendship that makes his company to be desired. He has made friends with everyone with whom he has come in contact. He has proved to be an efficient student and always ready to help others. A good athlete and a willing worker for his Alma Mater-here's wishing you lots of luck in the future, Lloyd. mage 461

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A fthe Scarlet ag MARY G. BELTRANI Newark, N. J. frMarJI9! Rex Ray '27, '28, Searle! Ray '28g Year Book '26. VVisclonz is rarely loqzzaciousf' i Mary's verse inspires one to heights and all other things equally so. But, hold. She is like the ancient artists, skilled in more than one line. She is an artist of the pen, pencil and the paint brush alike. In the unusual profession of drug mixing, one with such a temperament is bound to effervesce to the surface, and make known her prowess. ABRAHAM BERGMAN Bas onne, N. J. Curley Delta Sigma Theta Basketball '26, '27, '28, Vice-Presiflenf Class '27, Cbairnzan Senior Class Dance '28, Searlef Ray '28, Frienfls, Romans, CUZ!17ll'jllIICI7-lfllll ine yozn' ears. The heavens thundered, the earth quaked, the pil- lars of the portal shook, the faculty were afeared- and Bergman entered College. Q'Curley has laughed, joked, and played basketball through his three years of study. He plays guard on the basketball team, was vice-president of his class during the sessions of 1926-27, chairman of the Senior Dance Commit- tee at social functions, fraternal editor of the Scarlet Ray in his spare time, and exceptional student in the classroom and will be privileged to mix drinks by the courtesy of a degree in June. An active man in College, he will be an active man in life. JACOB M. BLOCK Newark, N. J. ffl. MRI Wifb sfep fl'l'll171fl2bLl7'Lf and a beari of cheer, He jiglats tlae daily battle without fear. P1'C'SlfZ'C'71f of Student Council '26, '27, '28. HJ. M. reminds one of the Rock of Gibraltar- steadfast, firm, and true. As the bulwark of the G. O. he has been known and respected by every mem- ber of the College of Pharmacy. Never arrogant nor dictatorial, but always leading with that pleasing way that has made him popular. A bright future is surely in store for anyone who has so ably piloted the Student organization since its Hrst conception. If Page 451

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fthe Scarlet Rag , illmmn ' mullin g EMANUEL M. BORSCHOVER Newark, N. 1 B0reby l Phi Beta Phi To be polife is lo do and say, The kindesz' things in fbe feinrfesf way. Borchy has resolved to know about pharmacy and so his future is laid out for him. We have always been impressed with the methodical method in which problems that confronted him. The world of phar- macy is awaiting with open arms men like Borchy. We anticipate his success. JOHN CALASIBETTE HI0hl'l71iL'n Delta Sigma Theta The face is index to the 'l71i7'Lli.,, Now, we have never professed to be apt in physi- ognomy, still if the above quotation is to be indi- cative of this lad, we must admit that he at least looks intelligent, and then even more unusual in our surroundings, he is so. For this we can be very grateful. We wish him luck in the profession that puts brains at such a premium. QConsult the library for reference.j learn all there is to he undertook all the CHARLES H. BRESSLER Newark, N. Charlie Delta Sigma Theta, Phi Beta Phi Lei me live by ibe side of fbe road, Where fbe race of men go past, Ami be zz friemi fo all. Charlie always impressed us as being just a good friend. And we are all glad that he has num- bered us among his friends for to be such means that we are to understand the real meaning of friendship and cooperation. He has not limited his fraternal feeling merely to his own fraternity but has envelop- ed all of us within its manetism. Friends in college are friends for life-so he is ninety-nine steps nearer his goal-the rest of the steps will be easy-he is on the right road to success. Newark, N. J. I Page 471