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

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THEODORE ASNIS 1401 N. 52nd Street Philadelphia, Pa. Ted's feats on the stage as a member of the Templayers stcmp the curly headed prankster as one of the most talented members of our class. However, to us the memory of that noteworthy performance of Hcmlet's soliloquy in place of a sales demonstration will live forever Ted's capers in class, his mimicry, facial expression and such, along with the antics of the other members of our famous murderer s row drew laughs from even our more attentive and scholasticly inclined classmates. Ted has too much talent to miss reaching the top. We suspect that you will hear more from this stout fellow. BERNARD APPLEBAUM 4832 N. Franklin Street Philadelphia, Pa. To Bunny for his tireless efforts on behalf of our class we offer heartfelt thanks. Since our freshman days. Bunny and preparations for class affairs went hand-in-hand We recognized his sincerity and leadership by electing him class treasurer for three years. Indefatigable, Bernard still found time to be manager of the basketball team, organizer of countless dances, and above all business manager of the Apothecan. Pharmacy will undoubtedly lose him; for his talent and love for entertaining will surely motivate him to pursue his primary ambition, the production and staging of theatricals in which he is bound to succeed.

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SIDNEY ABRAMSON 421 Reed Street Philadelphia, Pa. First on the roll end first in scholarship! The men whose intellectual influence on the class is most pronounced. When a query produced an echo of silence,' Sid’ could be depended upon for the correct answer. In contrast to his scholarly demeanor in the lecture hall, was a sense of humor which made itself evident with a winning smile and a hearty laugh. Always willing to help a clcssmate, Sid's genuineness coupled with intellect, reliability, and keenness, should guarantee him a top rung in the ladder of success. 0 0 HENRY AMOIA 3149 Fox Street Philadelphia, Pa. Introducing the researchingest, ' most inquisitive student in our class— Hank has no peer in experimental chemical ability (?). This was borne out in our freshman year when he almost leveled the chemistry laboratory in his attempt to manufacture nitroglycerin “His sobriety belied a deep seated sense of humor. ' Excelling in Pharmacy and Pharmacognosy gives us reason to prophesy the eventual publication the Amoia Pharmacopieia. Judging Hank' by his steadfastness, investigative abilities, and aptitude for pharmaceutical research we feel sure that Hank” will accomplish much in his chosen field of endeavor.

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ISADORE BARKON 819 M. Union Street Philadelphia, Pa. IZ‘ is it Whenever there was a joke to tell or a prank to play one could always count on him His greatest asset was his ability to make people laugh. His variety of jokes lrom the Joe Miller Joke Book' kept the class in a stcte of continuous uproar Whenever the marks were posted. Iz‘ always seemed to reserve a place near the top of the list In the lab he could always be counted on to find the correct answer first and receive the high grade he deserved He will succeed where others may fail in finding a place in the sun for himself ALONZO MILLER BANNAN 9 West Union Street Shickshinny, Pa. A. M. B.. Lon's initials, are the symbols for ambition, manners and background as is evidenced by his ability to get along with everyone. He possesses an air of dignity which is seldom lost. He never criticized anyone, and was always willing to aid a classmate. These qualities paved the v cy for Lon's election to the Chaplaincy of Kappa Psi and position on the staff of the Apothecan. He will always be remembered for his quiet, unassuming, gentlemanly mannerisms and his quick infectious smile. Lon's ambition is to go into business with his father and we predict a happy and successful future.