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

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0 I ALEMBIC PHARMAKON Henry C. Buhrm aster “Hank,” “Slim” Scotia, New York Handball, Baseball, Cross Country (1). “Force 5s of brutes, but honor is of man.” Hank.’ hails from the great metropolis of Scotia on the Mohawk. To him goes the honor of introducing the A. C. P. shuffle. Daddy Long Legs in person. » Charles M. Callahan “Cal” Frankfort, New York Handball, Orchestra, Baseball. “A friend may well be reckoned as a masterpiece of Nature.” “Cal’s” melodious voice reminds us of the Ivory Soap ad—“99 44 100% pure.” Few of us will ever forget those pleasant and innocent Frosh days when “Cal” led into the high “C’s.” Willard Canfield, 4 AX “Bill” Gloversville, New York Basketball (1), Class Historian (1), Rifle Team, Handball, Student Council (3), Baseball, Tennis. “Character calls forth character.” Our Glove City representative has that detached air and contagious smile, both irresistible. “Bill” is a nat- ural leader of men.

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James L. Battaglia “Jim” Fredonia, New York Bowling, Orchestra, Swimming, Baseball. “Youth thinks itself the goal of each old life.” “Jim” came to finish his pharmaceutical career from Buffalo U. In the short time of one year, “Jim” has won many friends with that ready smile. Arlington P. Boigeol “Art” Endicott, New York Dramatic Club (1), First Vice-Pres. Ph.C. (1), Fresh- man Hop Committee. “Be not the first by whom the new are tried, Nor yet the last to lay the old aside.” This modest young man hails from “Shoeville.” No pessimistic inclinations in that round, sunny smile, which is as welcome as the dismissal bell. Charles J. Boynton “Jack” Syracuse, New York Basketball (1, 2, 3). “ ’Tis not what man docs that exalts him, but what men do.” His irresistible vim and vigor and that toddle takes ’em all by storm. His fine work on the court will be a lasting memory to his many fans. T menty-eight

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Robert Cangiano, t AX “Pinkey, Bob Schenectady, New York Art Editor Alembic Pharmakon, Baseball. “Art is the right hand of Nature.” His artist’s soul gives true appreciation of natural beauty. Whether it be Bacchus’ grape or Mary’s ankle, his choice is impeachable. Thomas Caramadre Tommy Utica, New York Orchestra (1, 2, 3), Bowling, Handball. “Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast, To soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak.” Behind that Herculean frame dwells the gentle “Tommy,” so well familiar to our musical enthusiasts. This combination of maestro and athlete is invincible, to say the least. . Pascal J. Cavaiola Tarzan, “Sooky” Utica, New York Bowling, Advertising Boards Alembic Pharmakon, Mortar and Pestle, Senior Ball Committee. “Backward, turn backward, O Time in your flight! Make me a child again, just for tonight.” And here dear reader is A. C. P.’s master pharmacist. In addition to that proud title. Pat enjoys the reputa- tion of being the class comedian. Thirty -