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

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' fthe Scarlet Rag MARY G. ROSAMILIA Newark, N. Mary Phi Beta Phi She wort' wifb Zll7ElSSZl7lZilIg grace, A bean' as happy as ber face. Mary was another one of those who were so in- terested in the doings of the Phi Beta Phi that she didnit get much time to enter class activities to any great extent. However, she always had time for a pleasant word or a smile-and after all, that is what counts in this world. She is bound to make good, she has 92 friends already. ABRAHAM L. A. ROSANOFF Clifton, N. 1. Abc ' Rosy etc. For fools rush in wfaere angels fear to t1'c'ad. Why should any man with an inexhaustible supply of Senatorial bunk waste his time on pharmacy? Abe', is forever saving the situation by a coy re- mark. For example: In a discussion on the liquor situation he would make a motion that all get drunk. He may have a future at that. FELIX ROSEN - Paterson, N. J. Felix Phi Beta Phi He is happy who 11mkes others happy? Once upon a time Rosen did all the work. And as far as we know he does so still. But there is no denying that he knows his quantitative, and bow? We must admire a man who does unto others as others do not do unto him. We frankly wonder if in this is done without the aid of pecuniary induce- ment. This lad is really a true scholar, believe it or not. I Page 631

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. L if-he S'C3,1'lCb'R3.1gI ' RUBIN POLESHUCK Newark, N. J. Rube Soeial Manager G. O.g Alpha Zeta Ornegag Presi- rlent Freshman Classg Rex Ray '26, '27g Scarlet Ray ,28. Never a lip is enrlerl in pain, That c'an't he kissecl into smiles again. Rube's work in charge of social activities has been outstanding, Only Grover Whalen, the official merry-maker in New York has him in the shade. Many dances and banquets owe their success to his endless toil. His ability to cure his future patients HERVEY WM. RICKER 'fairer Butler, N. Kappa Psi Bala'j1ate with seven keys was hlest, Seven times seven arlorn Riek's -uestf, Rick has been so busy during the last three years that he had great difhculty in getting him aside for an interview. He has always been in a hurry-but always has had time for his friends and his studies. A good student and a hard worker- and he has the exceptional ability of doing his work faster than the rest of us. Rick will be right at home in this era of speed--and will be a success in the world as he was here at college. ROBERT WILLIAM sured. should be as great as it is -along the social line. l RODMAN, JR. Lyndhurst, N. J. ffB0blJ Kappa Psi If your faith hollis true when the whole worlri's blue You know y01i're playing the garnef' Eriitorial Staf Year Book '26, Banquet Committee '26, Dance Cornmittee ,265 Frosh Editor Rex Ray '26g Associate Editor Rex Ray '27g Chairman Senior Ring Conzrnitteeg Editor-in-Chief Scarlet Ray '28. If we judge by number of activities participated in, Bob would be voted the most active man in the Senior Class. If College life is a criterion of a man's success in life we know that his future is as- We wish him lots of luck in medicine. I Page 621

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N' rfheS'Ca,11leb'R8.1J It A ABRAHAM ROTHBURG Elizabeth, N. J. rrAbeJJ Rex Ray '26, '27, '28, Scarlet Ray '28. Wbereve1' we look, wherever we listen, We bear life murmur or see it glistenf' Abe started the Rex Ray, and due to his efforts on the paper during our three years, it has become to be a decided factor in our campus life. His un- failing devotion to this work has been of an excellent quality, and for this we all admire him. As a stu- dent his work has been more than passing fair, and as for the future we have the highest hopes. GEORGE SACHNOWSKY Newark, N. J. George Assistant Manager of Basketball ,28. Policy goes farther than strength. George has been a true supporter of the team in every game this year. In his oifice of assistant man- ager, he has done more than his share of the work of making the team which represented N. J. C. P. not only a good team, but one of the best in the state. While his share in each victory may have been less spectacular than that of the players, he has always been there We feel that he will be there in his life work as well. MARTIN SAMS Jersey City N J Marty The world is fall of care, Mziclo like zmfo a bubble, Wo17zen and care, and care ana' women, Ana' women and care and trouble. Fairchild Scholarship '28, Scarlet Ray '28. A rolling stone from Jersey City, Marty landed in our midst with every characteristic of a Freshman. His sunny disposition has brightened our three years at college and in spite of his marked inclination to- ward the fairer sex he has been an outstanding stu- dent. In his Sophomore year Martyn brought the honor of the Fairchild Scholarship to our college. With a record such, his future is assured. lPage 641