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

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2 t ffhe S:C8,1'lCb'R?1.'kI t A JOHN DOBRIN Passaic, N. J. johnny Delta Sigma Theta Our greatest glory consists, not in never falling, But in rising every time we fall. Synonym: ujohnnyf' Source: From the wilds of Passaic, after wash- ing, shaving, careful drying and combing. Description: Six feet tall- weight 150 lbs., dark complexion and hair- attractive features- mus- tache. Constituents: Alkaloid known as Never-In. Action: Treated fairly has agreeable disposition, when crossed is mildly caustic, stimulates the hearts of women. Use in Pharmacy: For the compounding of pre- scriptions by the bottle method. Future: His place in the world awaits him- E Good Luck. FRED DONOFRIO ' -Tefl rl 31 Newark, N. J. If you work, if you wait, you will flllfl the place, VVhere the four-leaf Clovers grow. Delta Sigma Theta Basketball '25, '26: G. O. Nouzinatizrg Comrnifteeg Treasurer Senior Class. If something funny occurs, Teddy,' laughs, if nothing occurs, he laughs anyway. We have yet to see anyone who could be started off laughing with as little effort as he. He will be a leader in life as he was in college. And his laugh will follow. MAX EDLIN Newark N FFMHXIJ Basketball '26, '28, Rex Ray 27 28 Scarlet Ray '28 Little said, sooner me1zrlerz'. Mayan is without a doubt one of the best and fastest court players we have seen in action. In every game in which he contested, his playing was conspicuously excellent. But Max has not alone confined himself to athletics, but has made himself known in all forms of activity. S I Page 501

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VYHC Scarlet Rag BERNARD J. COOPER Bernie Delta Sigma Theta Bernie is a quiet unassuming fellow. This fact is very unusual in the student body of the fair in- stitutiong since the majority of over-loquacious youths are often a bain to the existence. In his fra- ternity he has been a steady worker, and he is ad- mired by all his fellow classmates. EMIL EDWARD DAMITZ frjakeu Buskeibczll '2 6, '27. He who is ready to lend a band, Will bind bis friends with an iron band. Jake came to college all the way up from Se- Newark, N. SAMUEL CRANE Elizabeth, N. J. Sain No one fans ever 7'C'!7C'77fC'd of having brld bis tonguef' About thirty years ago a lad from Elizabeth made quite a name for himself in the field of letters. This was Stephen Crane. Whether or not Samuel is any relation we know not. However, he has a deep phil- osophical atmosphere about him and at least creates the illusion that he is in deep meditation. He may invent something of viral interest to the profession. Sewaren, N. J. E Waren, N. J. fto tell the truth we don't know just where Sewaren is but it sounds far enough away to justify that last statement.J Jake was one of the charter members of the Basketball team and he play- ed with it through the hectic first two years of its existence. Rising vote of thanks. He is one of the most bashful members of the class but we know that his winning personality will help him succeed. . 8 fPage 491

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' YYHC SC3.1'lCb 'Rag HARRY A. EISENBERG Newark, N. The ereeping rlrzzg store. Rho Pi Phi, Phi Beta Phi While we live, lef's live in clover, For when 1UC',1'6 dead, we'1'e dead all over. Eisenberg will do anything for you. This doing habit may be valuable in the line of pharmacy, as far as our experience will lead us to decide. We have not decided why the nickname, nor have we ever been in a position to test its accuracy. However, we are confident that Harry will Get there. ABRAHAM FEDER Newark, N. J. rrAbUH As infeefed fo the infeefezl spy, As all looks yellow fo the jaumlicerl eye. There is no picture for Abe, but don't let this lead you to believe that he isn't one who would picture well. He is tall, thin and has the usual appendages that are characteristic of human males. Now, Abe is a great man for Wall Street. His predictions, etc., on the Market worry no one as much as they do Dr. Feder. We wonder if he has any money invested, and wonder how he got the money. JULIUS FILIPPONE Newark, N. J. 'fwfr- Phi Beta Phi Nothing is impossible to a willing mimi. Phi1', has high hopes of entering West Point, and in line we wish him all the success we can offer. The outcome of his homogeneous education will be a Chemical Engineer or a Cock Roach exterminator. The latter, involving both war and chemicals pays really quite well. L Page 511