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

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ALEMBIC PHARMAKON Donald F. Brown, “Dow” Corinth New York ‘‘ e vrayeth well, who love I h we VI Both bird and man and beast ” “Don”, who never failed to look cheerful, smil- ing, and bright, always drew plaudits for keeping his temper as boss of Kappa Psi. Regent, Kappa Psi. Frank A. Maggiolino, K “Mag” Utica New York “Good things come in small packages” One of A. C. P.’s strong silent men. Never created a disturbance for fear of waking Sam in the next seat. Historian, Kappa Psi. Paul B. Tierney, K'k “Paul” Schenectady New York “All the wild flowers of the forest All the lilies of the prairie.” Paul is one of those fellows who can laugh in the face of danger and make ’em like it. Treasurer, Kappa Psi. ALBANY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY ft Twenty-seven

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I,!.'!.., ! • •) V‘J ; ■V9H g;r '• : : v , . • ' '1 S‘ , ' -' V' JJ'A , 1 ' - 4 ' 4 X WhpwI — Robert Lee “Bob” Germantown New York “77u? angels, not half so happy in heaven. Went envying her and me.” Small in stature, young in years, but what of it? Stephen Douglas was the little giant of his time. Why not Lee of A. C .P.? Bowling (3), Rifle (2, 3), Handball (2, 3). Edward J. Malkoniax, I AX “Eddie” Troy New York ‘‘f like to see it lap the miles And lick the valleys up” “Eddie” whiled away his spare time giving peo- ple a lift to and from school. Inner Guard, Phi Delta Chi. Francis E. Ryan “Frank” Cohoes New York “lie is a gentleman from his sole to his croton.” “Frank” always was one natural type man. Never affected, never changing. Success to you, my boy. Alumni Editor, Mortar and Pestle. Twenty-eight