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

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BARRY DUBINSKY Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Barry, a graduate of South Philadelphia High School, will he well remembered for his classroom quips on a varietv of amazing subjects. He is interested in diversified types of music and is currently taking, guitar lessons so he can accompany his folk singing. Barry regularly attends the concerts at the Academy of Music, and especially enjoys Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony in D Minor. When his financial situation doesn’t permit the Academy. Barry intently listens to fM radio. Barry is also an amateur artist and frequently visits the Philadelphia Museum of Art. But. if the museum is not open, he willingly goes to the nearby poolroom. Barry hopes to do graduate work in the field of pharmacology. Activities: lpha Zt'ia Omega A Ph A STANLEY EH LIN Freehold. New Jersey “Schenley i- a resident of Freehold. New Jersey. His friends think he should he called ‘‘The World’s Fastest Human. hut they have never really seen him move. Stan professes a real dislike for manual labor. Stan has several favorite pastimes. He can often be found in the cafeteria enjoying a game of pinochle. He also is an ardent follower of the “Sport of Kings. Stan finds that his study time is often interrupted by his great need for sleep. Stan is known as one of the best natured. easygoing fellows in our class. These traits will aid him as he enters retail pharmacy. Activities: Rho Pi Phi APhA

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RICHARD DI MONTE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dick was graduated from Saint Joseph’s Preparatory High School where he participated actively in foothai) and baseball. While in pharmacy school he maintained this interest by representing Phi Delta Chi in intrafraternity sports. Dick is also a member of the APhA. Dealing in money matters is one of Dick’s talents. He served as class treasurer during the sophomore year and was on the fund-raising committee of his fraternity. Dick was very efficient in labs, but it seems that he spent most of his summer earnings for broken glassware. His quick wit can find humor in even these circumstances. Marriage in June is the only definite plan for Dick, although he will probably enter the retail field. Activities: Phi Delta Chi APhA NANCY DOCTOFSKY Perth Amboy, New Jersey Nancy is the short, dark haired, dark-eyed miss who sits in the first row. Her interests are varied, and she attacks all with enthusiasm. Word games of any kind are Nancy’s forte. When she tires of working out crossword puzzles, she makes up her own. “Scrabble is undoubtedly Nancy’s favorite game. She plays practically every night and hates to quit until she has won (which is usually quite often). Music is another of Nancy’s loves. She enjoys practically all kinds including jazz, which rates very high, opera, and show music. Nancy is a talented singer, and her performances as Duleie in The Boyfriend and as “Gloria” in “Damn Yankees” endeared her to the audience. A summer trip to Europe in 1%0 whetted Nancy’s appetite for globe-trotting. She hopes to do extensive traveling during her vacations from retail pharmacy. Activities: Mortar and Pestle Players APhA 24

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VANCE EPPLEY York, Pennsylvania Vance came lo the School of Pharmacy as a graduate of Central High School, York. Pa. “Epp,” as he is known to his fellow students, was elected Class Vice-President during the sophomore year. He is a member of Kappa Psi and the student branch of the APhA. Until this past summer you could find Vance tinkering with sport cars, water skiing, or hunting. Now, after being late for his own wedding due to the loss of a pair of trousers, you can find him happily spending all his time with his bride. Vance was awarded the purple heart in organic lab when Dick DiMonte made a slight miscalculation. I.uckily, after the smoke cleared, Vance only needed some burn ointment and a new lab jacket. Upon graduation, Vance plans to join his father’s chain of pharmacies in York. Activities: Kappa Psi APhA HARRY FRIEDMAN Atlantic City, New Jersey Butch will be remembered ns one of the few seniors who didn’t need animals to make kymographs in physiology-lab. His true talents were revealed, however, that day he won five dollars in Mr. Lynch’s class for being an attentive listener. Butch searches out the kind of music he likes. Peps and The Second Fret are his favorite spots to hear jazz and folk singing. He is the owner of over one hundred jazz albums. Butch’s records have managed to get him into trouble. He once spent the night in jail for playing his records too loudly. Butch will be joining the Walgreen chain after graduation. He is headed for Chicago to begin manager’s training. Activities: APhA 26