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

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cX3 nn®(mm ccmo hkoo V) D€(DICHt3IOO The class of 1938 is pleased to dedicate this volume of the Alembic Pharmakon to Lauren Rochester Hanmcr in appreciation of his sincerity and ability as an instructor, for his fairness and impartiality, and for his keen sense of humor. B

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HEGlEBIG CEHBffiOTOD v v k wasswiw sw%. ,} ?» (. {wxtMv'm'Ssi s oxvm s s xe n sv ‘ ( i d ffiemoDisfD Edwin Cunningham IIutman, Ph.G. 1870-1937 It becomes the sad duty of the class of 1938 to record in this volume of the Alembic Pharmakon, the death on November 18, 1937, of Edwin Cunningham IIutman, beloved alumnus and professor of the Albany College of Pharmacy. Devoting his entire life to his chosen career, “Prof” Hutrnan, as he was familiarly known to hundred of pupils, whom he taught over a period of 35 years as an instructor in our Alma Mater, died “in the saddle.” lie was proctoring an examination when he was stricken fatally. Repeated attacks of illness failed to daunt him, and the advice of others urging his retirement went unheeded. His is a long earned rest. Graduating from A. G. P. in 1891, Professor Hutrnan embarked O on his long career as a pharmacist when he entered practice in Albany. lie established three stores in this immediate vicinity, and conducted them successfully until 1902, when he returned to his Alma Mater, this time as an instructor. His wise and able counsel was felt by all who came in contact with him, his many friends, pupils and co-workers. We, of the Senior class, were in that group and there is not one of us who does not feel greatly benefited for having known him. May his spirit pervade forever in the walls of A. G. P.