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

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DR. T. W. JENKINS, K Instructor of Microscopy. Obtained his preliminary education at the School of the Lackawanna at Scranton, Pa., and spent eight years in the drug business with Morgan Co., at Scranton. Pa.; Entered the Albany College of Medicine in 1890, graduating in 1893; Was interne at the Albany Hospital for one year; Took post-graduate courses at the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital; Started practice in Albany after completion of post-graduate studies and has continued the practice of medicine continu- ally since then; Was for seventeen years a surgeon on the the Albany Hospital Dispensary staff and teaching in some capacity, principally microscopy, in the Albany Medical College ever since graduation; Inaugu- rated the course of microscopy at the College of Pharmacy and continued teaching there for several years, taking up the work again in 1916; The year 1910 was spent in Europe in studies at the Middlesex College Hospital and St. Mary’s Hospital in London, Eng., at Rotunda Hospital, Dublin, Ireland, and in Munich (Bavaria),Germany, studying physiological chem- istry, embryology, parasitology, inoculation therapeutics, the preperalion of vaccines, etc. CLARENCE EDWARD OSTRANDER, K Born February 9, 1890, in Slingerlands, X. Y.; Entered the Albany College of Pharmacy; Graduated in the Class of 191 r; 1912-13 took a special course in synthetic chemistry at the State Normal College (now' the Slate College for Teachers) under the direction of Prof. Bronson. RENA HENAULT Graduated from High School at Tupper Lake, N. Y., in 1908; Took post- graduate course of one year; College of Pharmacy (Albany), graduated in 1913; Assistant to Mr. Hutman in Pharmaceutical Laboratory; Employed by State Board of Health, Division of Laboratories and Research as Laboratory Assistant in Bacteriology. CLARENCE EDMUND MULLENS, M.D., K Lecturer in Physiology. WARREN LANSING BRADT, Pn.G. Secretary State Board of Pharmacy. Lecturer on Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence. GUSTAVUS MICHAELIS, Ph.G. Emeritus Professor of Pharmacy. 15

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WILLIAM ATWOOD LARKIN, Ph.G., KM- Adjunct Professor of Chemistry. Born in Norwood, N. Y.; Graduated Plattsburg High School, 1897; Albany College of Pharmacy, 1901; Pharmacist Albany Hospital, 1902- 1904; Secretary of the Alumni Association, 1906-1916; Secretary and Instructor in Biological Chemistry and Pharmacology at the Albany Medical College. EDWIN CUNNINGHAM HUTMAN, Ph.G., K Instructor in Pharmaceutical Labratory. Born in Albany; Received his early education in the public schools of Albany; Decided on Pharmacy as a profession and entered the Albany College in 1889, from which institution he graduated in 1891. Appointed Instructor in Pharmaceutical Laboratory in 1902, which position he has held with great success since that time. JARED W. SCL'DDER, K Born in Coonoor, India, December to, 1863; Preparatory School, Jackson Military Institute, Tarrytown, N. Y.; Rutgers College, A.B. in ’83, A.M. in ’86, Johns Hopkins University, ’8fc’8s; Latin Master at the Albany Academy since 1885. Revised the “Gradatifn,” ’89; Author of the “First Latin Reader,” ’95; “Sallust’s Catiline,” 1900. Contributor to the Journal of Education and the Classical Weekly. MANSER TEMPLETON STONE, Pn.G., K Instructor of Pharmacy and Mathematics. Born at Worcester, Vt., June 15, 1888; Received his early education at Northfield High School and Middlebury College; From here he entered the Albany College of Pharmacy and was graduated from that institution in the Class of 1911 ; Received his appointment as Instructor in Pharmacy and Mathematics in October, 1912. I.E ROY GEORGE MATTHEWS, Ph.G., K Instructor in Physics. Born at Philmont, Columbia County, N. Y.; He received his early educa- tion at Catskill High School; Graduated from the Albany College of Pharmacy in the Class of 1909; In October of 1912 he was appointed Instructor of Physics. WILLIAM WALKER GIBSON, K Instructor of Commercial Pharmacy. Born in Albany in 1884, the son of Charles Gibson and Anna Walker Gibson; He was educated in the Public Schools of Albany and graduated from the Albany High School in 1902; The following year he entered Yale College and graduated in 1906; He then entered the Albany office of Walker Gibson and a year later, while still maintaining his connection with this concern, he entered the Albany College of Pharmacy graduating from there in 1909; After another year he was appointed lecturer in com- mercial pharmacy which position he still holds; In 1912 his business activities were transferred to Rochester, where he became president of the Gibson Drug Company; In 1916, on the formation of the Gibson-Snow Co., Inc., he was made Secretary and Treasurer; He is a member of the Fort Orange and University Clubs of Albany and of Phi Betta Kappa. Beta Theta Pi, and Kappa Psi. 14

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