Temple University School of Pharmacy - Secundum Artem Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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 Official Title: JACOB L. FLICKER Synonym: JACK. Habitat: Philadelphia. Some heads are made of iron, some of bone. But Jacl{ has a iiid of his own Description: Jack was very popular in the first year. In view of this fact he was elected President for that term. In his scholastic efforts he was among the smarter students of the class. He came to Temple with the degree obtained from U. of P. President. Junior Year; Co-Editor of History. Official Title: DAVID FORMAN Synonym: DAVE. Habitat: Philadelphia. He l{nowcih all DESCRIPTION: Dave was one of the most brilliant stu- dents in the class, which was not an easy one in our class of clever men and women. When he received less than 90 in an exam ins heart would almost stop beating. Beside a student he was a humorist and his witty remarks would chase away the blues. Credit should be given to Dave for his brilliant work, as he is only four years in the land of the free. As a pharmacist he will be successful due to his personality. Official Title: PAUL M. FOSTER Synonym: DOC. Habitat: York. The soldier pharmacist Description. Doc” came to us from York High School at which institution he was very active. In pharmacy he was a good student; in fact, he will make good in any undertaking. Doc is a veteran of the World War. having enlisted early in 1918.

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.m Official Title: RUTH DOWNING Habitat: Philadelphia. Smiles and laughter follow in her tram Dtascription : Ruth was the most industrious girl in Class. Her shining eyes and smiling face were often noticed in the lecture rooms and she will never be forgotten by her friends formed in school. Executive Committee. Official Title: EDWARD DUMAS Synonym: ED. Laugh and the world laughs wtth you. Frown and the wqrld laughs at you Description: It was needless to be said Ed followed this motto to perfection. Never serious but never frivolous. he could look back to his college days as the best days of his life. Whenever Ed had a tough break he would just hit the line harder. As for success, that seems to be assured to one who has a ready smile and a laugh for every one. Official Title: BENJAMIN ELLIS Synonym: BEN. Habitat: Philadelphia. A wise son is the happiness of his father Description: Ben’s parents were proud of their son. He worked hard and produced results for them. Like the other fellows he would generally get spring fever or any other kind of fever and then he would be found raising deviltry. Ben had somewhat of a voice and he could be heard with the Millman Glee Club. Galen. m 21

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 Official Title: SOLIS 0. G A BIS Synonym: “GABEY. Habitat: Vineland, N. J. 'Gabcy' first said he ous married and bro e. But that was just his little jo e Description: “Gabcy” was a quiet boy most of the time, but on closer acquaintance raved quite impressively about some girl on a magazine cover But this did not affect his studying capacity. It was with gratification that we noticed the full recovery of Gabis from ptomaine poi' sorting during the early part of the year. Lots of luck. Official Title: NORMAN FREIDMAN Synonym: NORM. Habitat: Philadelphia. He may he small, but he laughs loud DESCRIPTION: Those who did not know Norm when he entered Temple cannot realize his changes. As a freshman he was quiet, bashful and afraid of anyone, but a great change has taken place. In his senior year he stepped out, became a Beau Brummel and a good scholar. V r •2. Official Title: PATRICK GALLAGHER Synonym: PAT. Habitat: Philadelphia. Hear the girls shout Oh. Pat. give us a ride m your runabout' Description : “Pat was never seen to smile: he was a real humorist. He was a storehouse of jokes and wise cracks. Pat was very popular and well liked by every one ahout the school. He could often be heard saying, “I'd certainly appreciate that. Girls were his weakness—studies his evil genu. T. P. S.