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

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BURTON GILBERT GREENBLATT 967 Avenue C Bayonne, N. J. Affable Burt' is to be classed with our more serious-minded students. Yet, when allied with his henchmen, Ernie, Ted, and Danny, an ordinarily placid class was moved to the heights of hysterical hilarity. In contrast to his joviality are his oratorical classroom responses, his Caruso-like voice, and his love for the classic arts. A successful step toward his starred future was his marriage to the charming and beautiful Ann Rosner. '‘Burt intends to engage in the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals at his dads plant, G W Laboratories in Jersey City. His clear business mind assures him good fortune. -------------------------V PHILIP FRIEDMAN 488 Princeton Avenue Trenton, N J. Leisure loving Phil hates to see the morning sun come up; but once awake he waits with the greatest impatience ior the rise of the evening moon. Let it not be said, however, that Phil is all play, for when a problem presented itself, Phil' successfully solved it with the greatest ease. A blossoming sophomore romance became a matrimonial reality when Phil married Blanch Adelstein, a classmate in our junior year. This happy twosome became a threesome in our senior year upon the addition of one. weesome Jerry “Phil's good looks, personality and generosity assure him (and family) success.

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CARL FLEISHMAN 958 N 2nd Street Philadelphia, Pa Coke, can be called one of the playboys of our class, v ho believed in having a good time when the opportunity presented itself However, aside from his happy-go-lucky' manner. Coke possessed the ability of becoming serious end studious when the occasion arose. Coke'' proved to be the most rapid mathematician in the class. This ability we believe arises from his love for baseball and perfect attendance at the Phil's' and A's home games. You know, those scorers must be fast. We shall long remember Coke for his love for orange-popsicles. willingness to help the female members of the class, and lastly his heckling of Dr Bowman and Mr. Foulkrod. ---------------------------------------- ARTHUR FILDERMAN 510 Brighton Avenue Pennside. Reading, Pa. Elevated well above the average six-footer, Art has been a scholar since the day he entered Temple's portals. His abilities in chemistry brought smiles of delight and satisfaction to the faces of his mentors. Doctors James and Grahcm. Numbered among Art's many talents is his ability to whip up no mean dinner on cook's nite-out. Away from school, his interest is centered in the courting of a certain Temple undergrad. Art needs no good wishes from us (although he has them)—his abilities will bring naught but success.

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DAVID SOLOMON GREENFIELD 1100 South 58th Street Philadelphia, Pa. Danny” is one of the notorious four horsemen of our class. He is renowned for his movie going and for his bilious-green sweater. Stockily built, Dan's height belies his strength and agility. He is the possessor of an indefatigable sense of humor that evidenced itself in a sparkling, spontaneous wit and laughter. Scham-Cigarette.” as he was affectionately called by his intimates, seemed to stride effortlessly thru all his classwork. All could be sure that Dan would be prepared for his day's work. It is this quality of orderliness and responsibility plus his effervescent personality which stamped Dan's future as a consummate one. ---------------------------------------- FREDERICK HANDELSMAN 537 Broad Avenue Belle Vernon, Pa. Our boy Fred,” was the ‘ calculatenest member of the class; for he was never to be seen without pencil and paper in one hand and his ready cash in the other. We wonder if he ever balanced his budget! Fred's passions were wine, women and song.” A veritable Bill Tilden, he can play a smashing game of tennis when called upon. Active in fraternity life, he held office in Phi Alpha and was Secretary of the Interfraternity Council. It would not be rash to prophesy that we will someday hear of Our Boy” flying from city to city inspecting his vast chain of drug stores.