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

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ROSE MARIE CURCILLO 2002 S. 2th Streel Philadelphia, Pa. Rosemarie is the most petite member ol our class, but this did not prevent her trom being recognized when she had something to say. For Sis” possessed a charm which demanded silence and respect whenever she spoke. She is one ol the most versatile members ol our class and scholasticaWy ranked among the leaders. Her popularity can be adjudged by the tact that she was a prominent member ol the kpothe-can stall In lorecasting luture events, it seems sale to say that Rosemarie will continue her pharmaceutical career by doing hospital work in which she is apparently most interested. -op--------------------------------------- OLGA EVELYN DUBAS 876 N. Franklin Street Philadelphia, Pa. Ollie was one oi the best liked members ot the clcss. She possessed a unique beauty and was always ready with a smile and a word oi cheer Examinations did not seem to alter her disposition one iota. Despite her love ior tun, she was an industrious and capable student. Ollie was able to course through her classes with a graceiulness and ease which is so characteristic of her. We shall fondly recall her title of Apple Girl ; for she adhered strictly to the ancient maxim that An apple a day keeps the doctor away.' It is perhaps to this that we can attribute her vivacity, spnght-liness, and sparkling demeanor.

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STANLEY ALLEN COSSOY 109 S. Iowa Avenue Atlantic City, N. J. Atlantic City's outstanding contributions to civilization thus far have been the Steel Pier and Stash'’ Cossoy. Stash received his training for the Buttonwood Street Eleven by playing guard on Atlantic City High School’s football team where he held a varsity post. Stan’s ambition in life is to become a pediatrician. His gentle manners and good looks qualify him eminently lor this work. Always in our memory will be our recollection of Stan's ever smiling countenance, pleasing disposition, all night sessions, well groomed appearance. and that certain beautiful Miss, whom he escorted to the Temple football games. ABRAHAM S. COOPER 2639 N. 28th Street Philadelphia, Pa. ' Al is a regular feiler whose popularity evidenced itself in the junior year when he was elected class President end who conducted his office so efficiently that he was reelected to office in the senior year. In class and laboratory work, he always strove to find the why and wherefore of complex phenomena and in the answer found contentment Extracurricu-larly, his dimpled smile caused many a female’s heart to skip a beat We ll always remember Al meditating class meetings and visibly struggling to maintain dignity and patience. Al hopes someday to hang out a shingle—he'll do it too1

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DANIEL FACTOR 946 N. 7th Street Philadelphia, Pa. Danny'' was the youngest member of our clcss. but this was by no means an impediment to his rapid climb to the position of star athlete of the school. He was always to be found in the thick of any game whether it wcs football, bccc-ball or just a good scrap.” Although he wcs nearly always in need of a shave, he consistently managed to sport a sharp crease in his zoot suit trousers.” Notwithstanding his athletic pursuits, Danny' was able to maintain a scholastic record that placed him in a satis-'Factor'-y position in the class. STANLEY S. FEINSTONE 216 S. New Hampshire Avenue Atlantic City. N. J. Stitz, our clean cut, unabashed Romeo holds top honors as our Esquire man of the year Proclaimed a hero the day he was the sole student to correctly solve a Munch” respiration problem, he stuttered, stammered and looked about in bewilderment. He had eyes for a vivacious brunette in class but, why didn't anything come of it, Stitz ? The light in his eyes, the humor in his ways, tell us he’s headed for a happy and successful life. The particles of spice Stan sprinkled on the class when lectures were dull endeared him to all his classmates.