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

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IRENE BI0ND0-L1PPI “Decimal” 1 127 South Broad Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Now that our Irene is entering the world of commerce, it is only fair that we should serve warning on Emily Post, Dorothy Dix. and a host of other “Feminine Greats.” If ever there was a combination of heaut and brains, we are certain that Irene is truly qualified for that rare distinction. Our contacts with her have proven her to he as democratic a person as it has been our privilege to meet. And let it he said that as the belle of the class, Irene more than upheld tradition, since we never saw her without a love sick swain at hand to do her bidding. HARRY BLOE.STEIN “Harry” 1800 West Sixty-eighth Avenue. Philadelphia. Pa. “Time, and fortune ne'er will rend Our devotion to a loyal friend. Old King Kole was a merry ole soul, but he should have taken a post-graduate course with Harry. Nothing ever worried “Harry” because he didn't like gray hair. W ith an eternal smile on his face and a strut which denoted contentment, “Harry” always came into class ten minutes late. “Harry was a conscientious sort of fellow and a business man. As Business Manager of the Record Book, the class had no doubts as to the merit of the book. The Pharmacy Laboratory was Harry's” idea of heaven, and if ever there was a cause for help. “Harry willingly did his duty. That we will some day encounter “Harry” as a big business man is more than likely. Activities: Treasurer Gamma Phi Sigma: Ring Committee: Business Manager of Record Book: Theatre Com-mitte Junior Year: Dance Committee Junior Year: Athletic Association. -’9

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MORRIS F. BF.RKOW IT “Berky” 1731 Souih Seventh Street. Philadelphia. Pa. And speaking of sartorial machinations, will the reader kindlv view the cultivated adornment on the upper lip of the gentleman in the accompanying photograph? Perky was indeed a regular fellow. He was one of the fortunate individuals received into the Gamma Chapter of the Alpha eta Omega Fraternity at Temple. Never at a loss for a fast answer, he was the Class' most finished student in the course of repartee, and while one cannot hold this against him. lie would not rest until he had put some poor soul in misery. 11 is activities were not confined to any single field: he being a member of the Mineharl Scientific Society, and one of the best literary men in school. For this reason lie was appointed to the Snow Gi.obe stall. We have it on good authority that Morris gav e Mr. I Ianig a three vear headache by insisting on knowing the names of a myriad of plant constituents that he unearthed in his microscopic work. Come on. Moe. we're rooting for you. Ictiviiies: Alpha eta Omega Fraternity: Minchart Scientific Societv: Record Book Stall. SAMI EL BF.RKOW 117 Sam 631 Jackson Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Sam is truly the class wizard. In his freshman year he attained the highest ranking amongst his classmates and was the first to he admitted into the Mineharl Society. He has been an active member of that body ever since. Sam's ability commanded the respect and admiration of his fellow students and faculty. Quiet, alert, and ever helpful. Sam spent his leisure hours in school occupying the library, either pursuing his studies or deeply engrossed in research (a la Shestackl. We always wondered why Sam was so diligent, yet readless of the inspiration, he rightly earned his well-deserved rewards. Activities: Charter Member Mineharl Society. 28

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SIDNEY BURN STEIN “Sid” 36 South Sixty-second Street, Philadelphia, Pa. “ ‘SuF said little even to his friends. Hut all his actions made amends. ' His height is direct 1 proportional to his worth and inversely proportional to his vices. “Sid answered what was asked and nothing more, because what he did answer was correct. He also has the distinction of nearly always finishing the examinations before anyone else. His class friends will assure you that what he left unsaid in words, he made up in deeds. Here’s hoping that vou convince your customers as you did the examiners. Activities: Member Finance Comm it tee. SIDNEY S. BERNSTEIN “Bcrnie” 2200 South Seventh Street. Philadelphia, Pa. “100' f” As President of tin Junior and Senior Class. “Sid” proved to he a conscientious and willing leader. Whatever “.S'rV ” did. he had in mind the benefit of all those concerned, which tends to denote the non-egotistical character that he possessed. It seems as though “Sid was born a leader, for anv man that can he re-elected to the exalted position of Class President must possess rare ability. Outside of school activities, his friendship was cherished b his numerous acquaintances. His loyalty and faithfulness for the class was always portrayed by his famous cry. “100',.” We need not remark about his scholastic ability, for leadership and ability work hand in hand. Here’s wishing you success for the future! Activitiess Freshman Inter fraternal Dance: Junior Class President: Senior Class President. 30