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

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ffhe SC3,1'lCb'R8.1J ALEXANDER LEVINE Jersey City, N. J. HAZ!! Alpha Zeta Omega May our friemz'sbip, like our wine, improve as time arlva1zcc's. Al is in truth a good friend. In spite of the fact that his identity is often confused with S of the same name, he has, however, never been in a position to make a hop from Paris to New York. Editor's Note-This has reference to the belated Charlie of Trans-Atlantic fame. SAUL LEVINE . .Bayonne, N. J. Sr1z1l,' Alpha Zeta Omega May Mimfwzz smile 011 you. Saul is an essentially happy figure in our campus life. He never seems to be weighed down with the problems of pharmacy or of the world in general. In fact, the more he has to think about Qpresuming, of course, that he does thinkj the more jubilant it makes him. Saul will probably be one of those happy looking druggists who will sell you the carbolic acid and then tell you the shortest way to a hardware store where they sell rope and revolvers. l THOMAS LIPMAN Bayonne N Tom Delta Sigma Theta, Phi Beta Phi Fair flowers :io not remrzin long by the rofzdsirfef' Here is a man that starts from scratch: he comes from Bayonne. Although reared in the town of gas tanks, oil deposits, etc., one could hardly say that he was gaseous and replete with oil. He has managed to bluff the faculty into giving him passing grades, and some day will be piloting the good ship of phar- macy through the streets of some unsuspecting Jer- sey town. We wish him luck. I: Page 581

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fthe Scarlet Rag , WILLIAM A. KOCHEK Perth Amboy, N. HBHIJ: Basketball ,26, ,27. Patience is biffer buf its fruif is sweet. William, whose last name is often confused with a cough, does not smoke Old Golds. On this count he gets our praise. He has never been blindfolded for a Lucky Strike ad, and refuses to sing. Anyone who rides on the Jersey Central twice daily should at least receive our heartfelt praise, sympathy and admiration. ROSE KOSMINSKY West New York N Y Rose JACOB LAPPIN fake ' Phi Beta Phi A flying of beauty is a 'ujake' the generous might boy with no note of exaggeration. He is in truth, one fellow upon whom you can always rely, and that islsaying a lot. His genial smile and kind word for all make him one of the most respected men on the factory premises. Phi Beta Phi A smile so small as 'mine might be, Precisely your 11ecessity.', Class Secrefary ,26g Dance Committee '27. Rose has been a favorite of all. Her pleasing per- sonality has won her way into the hearts of all of us. We will always remember her as secretary of the class and as a loyal supporter of all 0 our ac- tivities. She will charm the world as she has charmed us. Jersey City, N. J. joy forever. be applied to this If Page 571

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' ffhe SC3.11'l2b 'Rag ALBERT K. LOCKMAN Jersey City, N. J. HAP: Rho Pi Phi Skillfz1l ZU01'k771f'71 need nof 1'raz'f'l far. When it comes to filling perscriptions this lad is a wow. In the course in dispensing pharmacy he has shown an inherent love of watching the various mix- tures transform themselves into potent forms. This fellow will be a druggist of the old school, and not of the thermo-novelty variety. For this he wins our eternal admiration. GEORGE L. MAGGIO Newark, N. George Kappa Psi Freshmen Banqzzrff Comllziffeeg G. O. Council, Cbairmrzn CO7'1Sfif1lfi0l7 COI7777ZiIffC'Ej Phi Beta Pfoig Rex Ray '26, Erfitor-il:-Cfaief '27, '28, Mczfmger Publimfiorzs '28g Ass'f Editor of Scarlef Ray '28. To every zfoilerg be alone is grezzf, Who by zz life heroic, cofzqzzers fair. When we were children we studied the Bible quite thoroughly, and now we are glad that we did because we remember a passage that seems to explain George. It is, To him that hath shall be given. Here is a young man blessed by the gods with not only a strong and sensible personality, but a characteristic good judgment and tact. With these traits as a back- ground to work upon, we see no reason why George shouldn't achieve positions in the outer world that are just as great as those that were his in college. LAWRENCE MARLIS ffLa1fryJJ Newark, N. J. M:z1111e1's make a man. An education has become a habit for this gen- tleman. He comes to class and when he leaves he seems to have acquired the scheduled amount with- out any obvious ostentatiousness. He is a conscien- tious student, but one who knows enough to do it without the hokus. He is a good friend and earn- est worker for the school. I Page 591