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

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AARON H. ARONOVITZ “Ed” “ 'Reds' had a hobby oj taking in affairs. And every time lie ivenl. he took a skirl there. “Reds’ was the playboy of the class, and believed in having a good lime when the opportunity presented itself. However, aside from his happy-go-lucky manner. “Reds' possessed the ability of becoming serious and studious, as the occasion arose. Yet there was one characteristic that made “Reds conspicuous, that was his idiosyncracy for blushing at the least trivial matter, particularly in class: but of course, he needn’t worry about that, for we must all more or less pass the blushing stage, still giving “Reds hone of overcoming it. What schools really need is bier«er and better “Reds to make it a more pleasant place to learn. So here’s wishing you felicitations on the pleasant occasion of graduation. Activities: Galen. JOSEPH BARMACH “Joe” 213Vine Street. Philadeipiha, Pa. “Studious. kind, and ever Thoughtful of others.” Quiet, unassuming, but ever alert, could you have seen “Joe spend his years at this Alma Mater. Never an unnecessary word, but when spoken, well meant and well done. Highest among the high, “Joe justly deserved those good marks. His greatest desire was to learn how to dance and go out with women. Can you beat it? A man doesn't know when lie’s well off. Don't let the “femmes” spoil your good standing, “Joe —look what happened to Caesar and Mark Antony. Be just as you are, and may God will that your’s be a happy lot. Activities: Minehart Scientific Society 3 years: Literary Editor Record Book.

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ISA DORK APPLE “Isie” 1727 North 33rd Street. Philadelphia. Pa. t this time, way we present to you the first “Q. A. of the class. He obtained it before he even entered Temple Pharmacy: just one step ahead of us. but that's just one of his achievements. It was discovered that our own Isie possessed a golden quality. He is a crooner and an instrument imitator of such quality that lie could easily be mistaken for one of the Mills Brothers. We liked “Isie so much that we made him a prominent figure; he was elected three times to the Student Council. These various incidents obviously prove that “Isie is not onl a capable Pharmacist, but could also resort to “crooning and pulling the strings. to compile his millions. ■tctililies: President of Student Council. WILLIAM M. ARMSTRONG. Jit. “Army 2167 E. Cumberland Street. Philadelphia. Pa. What is to be thought of him? What is to he said of this vouth of easy-going disposition from Kensington, who conies to school every dav in his “Rolls Ruff model Ford? Bill is all that is required for a real fellow, but a look at his portrait is deceiving, lor who would suspect that he is a speed demon? “Army handles a wicked wheel, but with it all. we have never heard of him having an accident. I We hope he means well! In Pharmacy Lab. Army is in his glory, and we venture to say that if he works as industriously in the future as he did in the “Lab. we are certain that he will be a success. Keep right on going. “Army. until you reach your goal! Activities: President Freshman (Mass: Member of Junior Class Dance Committee: Member Interfraternity Council: President of Kappa Psi Fraternity.

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LEON ANDRELONA “Andy” “Leo” 323 New Market Street. Philadelphia. Pa. “Still water runs deep.'' The man who wrote these words must have had someone like “Leo” in mind at the time. Although we never heard much from him concerning himself, he has left with us the quiet assurance that we will hear much of him later on because of the sincerity of his work. His activities during his college life have been varied, ranging from basketball as a freshman and junior to the University Glee Club. In addition to this, he was a member of the second team in swimming. When these and school work failed to fill his spare time, radio claimed his attention as an interested and proficient amateur. We expect of “Leo the slow, steady anti sure advance towards success, rather than the less desirable phenomenal. but uncertain, spurt attained by a seemingly fortunate few. ALBERT R. BEN DON “AI” “Chief-5021 Wissahickon Avenue. Philadelphia, Pa. To our Chief must go the lion’s share of the credit for the production of the best annual in the history of the school. When “Al was by popular overwhelming vote selected as the Editor-in-Chief of this publication, the actual production of the book seemed at the time an accomplishment well nigh impossible. In the first place, the evils of depression had struck school. Also class dues were not being paid, and “Al had to work on practically nothing. The “Chief had a hard-working stafi under his supervision, and his leadership and acumen. coupled with countless headaches, has given to his classmates a book to perpetuate forever the memory of their days in school. And should the nation ever he in need of a super-diplomat, we feel sure that the Chief will be the “People’s Choice.” Activities: Charter Member Minehart Scientific Society: Editor-in-Chief of Show Globe Stafl': Vigilance Committee; Hamilton Club. 2ii