Albany College of Pharmacy - Alembic Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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DEWITT B. ARMSTRONG, Iillf Middletown, N. Y. Danby Middletown High School It is hard to hnd words to express our feelings toward Danby. Since he entered the Albany College of Pharmacy his course has been marked by his active interest in all college affairs and his earnest pursuit of his studies. However, we have noticed a change in him of lateg he has been having considerable trouble with a misplaced eye- brow. In fact, the thing has developed so that it is even noticeable in his picture. lt grieves us very much, too, for we cannot understand why Dauby ever should allow anything like that to mar his otherwise handsome face. WVe have been hearing rumors, too, of late, about a little girl back in Middletown who has been watching Dauby's work at school 'with an anxious and admiring eye. On this subject we have been unable to get Danby to commit him- self, but feel certain that he intends to be- come a benedict soon after college closes. Wfe -congratulate you, Danby, and wish you the best of success. EDGAR DUSENBURY BARRETT, Kill Windso1', N. Y. K' Deak Barry Vlfindsor High School Marshal C25 Pin Committee C25 lVhy, yes, you must remember Barryg he occupied a seat about four rows back in the lecture room. Deak belongs to the Married Men's Club and gets a letter from the ideal of his dreams about three times a week. He is a great lover of those few extra winks of sleep in the morning, and if he is not detained usually reaches that shrine of each chemist's devotion in time for the afternoon session Deak is a prime favorite with the ladies, who fall in love with him at First sight. He is a good student and we wish him a bright future. 32

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GEORGE EDWARD BONNER, Kill Luzerne, N. Y. George Luzerne High School Pin Committee C23 George is one of our northern members who favors us with his presence for the purpose of gaining a little technical knowl- edge and at the same time keep a watch on his brother. George takes life, and espe- cially Pharmacy, very seriously. On 21 recent State Board examination for Drug- gist he first tried the examination for Phar- macist, and then, on hnding his mistake, wrote out the Druggist exam. Such merit certainly deserves reward. Even though George does like a little nap occasionally he has the making of a very efhcicnt Phar- macist. JAMES HENRY BONNER, KXI1 Luzerne, N. Y. Jimmie U Luzerne High School Honor Roll CID Jimmie, known to his intimates by many aliases, is one of the lights of the Phar- macy College. Jimmie in his Junior year was very conscientious and studied hard, and in consequence had his work littingly rewarded by being an honor man, It was then he decided to ease up on the studying and see more of life. To accomplish this he has divided his course into three years. He has not, however, forgotten how to study as Jim is right there in exams. We can truthfully say that without Jimmie college life would be rather dull. WVe all unite in wishing Jimmie good luck in all his undertakings. 33