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

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CHARLES P. FASANO 101 E. Walnut St.. Lock Haven, Pa. This keeper of the fraternity funds was especially noted for his coffee pot and for burning“mucho” midnight oil. He was always in favor of a “Marty safari. Chuck enjoys Philadelphia weekend night life, hut there’s no place like Lock Haven as he and Mrs. Wilson reminisce during Pharmacy Lab. Aggravation such as allegedly unfair tests and surprise lab quizzes rile his fiery temper. And then BEWARE of our usually quiet Chuck! Activities: Phi Delta Chi. APhA. PPA. Newman Club. JOSEPH EE KOI 4115 Pine St., Phila., Pa. Joe came to us in our Senior year from Cairo I ni versity School of Pharmacy. He was a member of both the basketball and ping-pong teams there. He is fond of music and sports. Joe graduated Pharmacy school in Egypt and now plans to become registered in Pennsylvania. Joe's ability to master the English language and complete his education at Temple are certainly indicative of his fine ability. Joe is an extremely likeable young man and we are glad to have him with us as a member of our class. Activities: APhA. PPA. 25

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DONALD EBAUGH Charles Avenue, Stewartstown, Pa. Don came to Temple from Stewartstown where he had participated in many sports activities. He continued his sporty career here by participating in intrafraternity sports. Among the many things which Don looked forward to in school were fraternity parties, intramural sports, and meeting girls. Getting up in the morning posed a problem for Don, to which Stan and Bill will attest. Joined the “lens club” in sophomore year. With which floor would you like to be connected? Activities: Kappa Psi Fraternity, APhA, PPA. SHEILA K. FANSHEL 7523 Overbrook Ave., Phila. 51, Pa. Sheila is noted for her frank sophistication, wry humor, and breezy wit. She has served the class well in her position as representative to the Student Council as well as through her continued scholastic assistance to her classmates. She adores her various nicknames, such as “Fanshe,” “Spanshe,” and “Span-sule,“ as well as being president of a certain fan club. Sheila’s wonderful personality has won her the friendship of her peers, and her intellectual achievements have gained her the respect of all. There is none among us who would refuse anything to her. As the “brains' of the “Unwholesome Foursome.’ we know that whatever Sheila strives for, she will come out on top. Activities: Hillel, APhA. Student Council. School Newspaper, School Show, Yearbook Staff. Rho Chi. PPA. 24

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AL FLEISCHNER 590 Allwood Hoad. Clifton, New Jersey “Happy” can be pointed out as our class stamp dealer. His stamp collecting hobby blossomed into a rewarding business. This New Jersey taxpayer bad to cross the river to root for the New York Giants football team, which he did with ferver. Monday morning sessions in the lunchroom proved “Hap to be a good second-string quarterback. In any lecture we Could always count on him to ask questions, or add a few-choice additional facts. Al plans to continue his education after leaving us. Activities: APhA. PPA. Rho Pi Phi. FRANCESCO GARGIONE 52 Vermont Street. Trenton, New Jersey Frank attended Pharmacy school in Italy where he graduated. He then came to our class in the senior year. He is now residing in Trenton, New Jersey. Frank’s likes include good music and dancing. He has shown a good deal of ability in overcoming the language barrier und establishing himself as a successful member of our class. We are sure that Frank’s future endeavors will be successful, and we wish him luck. 26