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

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MILTON BARNETT 3153 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Milt without doubt is the thinker of the class. His ability to remember facts, figures, and dates concerning the subject of pharmacy has won him many fast friends among the faculty. The manner in which he remembered historical facts left its impression upon his fellow students. Being a good mixer. Milt had many friends who counted on him to aid them when an exam was imminent Milt” will undoubtedly cut a notch for himself in the ladder of life, and thus gain and hold many dear friends. ERNEST JOHN BERNABEI, JR. 1609 Ellsworth Street Philadelphia, Pa. A moral, sensible, well-bred man. Good at fight but better at play. Dubbed the Latin Lover” for his ability with the women folk, 'Ernie” was always the gentleman. He made it a point to appear in class meticulously groomed (although sometimes in need of a shave). In the Dispensing Lab, Ernie” had no peer. Possessor of an indefatigable sense of humor, he was oft' seen pushing his four wheeled wreck. (He drove it occasionally.) Always wiling to lend a helping hand or a dollar bill, jovial Ernie made himself a fast friend of many in the class If congeniality be a measure of success, Ernie” will go a long way in this world.

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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.

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ABRAHAM BIBERMAN 441 Wolf Street Philadelphia, Pa. Bibs, a graduate of South Philadelphia Boys' High, lost no time in becoming runner-up for top scholastic honors in our Freshman year. Needless to say, he has maintained his high position ever since. As a just reward for his scholarly abilities and qualities of leadership, he was elected to the presidency of Student Council, and as was to be expected, he competently administered his duties. Some of the things for which we will always remember him are his Air Raid Warden's raincoat, his arguments with Mr Schuster and Dr. Bowman and his helpful nature ‘‘Bibs' is assured of success both in his army and professional careers. NATHAN BRIAN 436 Mercy Street Philadelphia. Pa ‘'Nat'' was one of our more serious students He was constantly seen with a brief case full of text books in one hand and an article of collateral reading in the other. This profusion of books had a beneficial effect on his grades. “Nat's' favorite extra-curricular pursuit was music; and he took special pride in his ability at the piano. He could always be found where music was being played or discussed. We are certain that with his perseverance and skill, “Nat‘ will attain his ambition of doing pharmaceutical research.