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

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FINEGAN SWEENEY McCANN WAGER MASTRIANI S1VAK SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President............... First Vice-President.... Second Vice-President Secretary............ Treasurer............ Student Council Class Historian...... JOSEPH McCANN, JR. ....FRANCIS FINEGAN .......PAUL R. SIVAK .......RITA SWEENEY .......ROBERT ROSE .ANTHONY MASTRIANI ....DONALD WAGER

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We are Seniors. We stand on the last step, the stepping stone to the future. Here ends preparation, here begins work. We remember vividly that day of September, 1936, when we came indi- vidually, and formed collectively, the Class of '39. Progress began with the following Freshman elections: President....... Vice-Presidents... Secretary ...... Treasurer....... Historian Student Council MARHLON COLEMAN DARWIN CHAPMAN I PHIL HONIKEL ...RITA SWEENEY ... DONALD WAGER .........NAN EIGO .....joe McCann Social activities were climaxed with the Freshman Hop in November. The custom of pledging fraternity members, and the athletic schedule absorbed much of our leisure time. When final examinations were over, we felt firmly entranched in the traditions of A. C. P. Our Junior year began with elections of class officers: President ....... Vice-Presidents... Secretary........ Treasurer........ Historian........ Student Council. ......JOE McCANN MARTHA LOTZ FRANK FINEGAN BENJAMIN P. WOLFF PAUL SIVAK .........RITA SWEENEY . DON BARTH The Junior year was like the Freshman year socially and scholastically. The Senior year class officers: President..................................... ...JOE McCANN w. . . . A ( FRANK FINEGAN Vice-Presidents.. ...........................j PAUL S|VAK Secretary.......................................RITA SWEENEY Historian..........................................DON WAGER Student Council...........................ANTHONY MASTRIANI The year was saddened by the death of our beloved classmate, Robert Rose, whom we shall always cherish in memory. The Senior Ball was a huge success. Truly we have progressed spiritually, socially, and intellectually. DONALD J. WAGER, Historian

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SENIORS BARTH, DONALD F. ]£ [r Don Riverhead, L. I., N. Y. “From musician to phar- macist” Student Council (2) Basketball (2) Freshman Hop Junior Prom Senior Ball Bowling (I. 2, 3) Handball (1, 2, 3) Swimming (2) Ping Pong (3) Assistant Manager Year Book (3) COLLINS, L LORENZO Piercefield, N. Y. Zizzo “Napoleon teas short, too” Basketball (I) Baseball (1, 2, 3) Bowling (1, 2, 3) CONSALVO, ARTHUR 4 AX Larry Schenectady, N. Y. “Destiny's Tot” Handball (1,2) Ping Pong (2, 3) Rifle (2) Basketball (1, 2, 3) Manager Baseball (3) BROWN, VIRGINIA R. AK3 Jenny Rensselaer, N. Y. “Tiny grains of patience Moulded into grams of success” Bowling (1, 2. 3) Swimming (2) School Paper (I, 2) Camera Club (2) COMENZO, LOUIS I AX Lou Bridgeport, Conn. “No quitter — he. If in or lose, he plays the game” Basketball ( 1, 2, 3) Baseball (1, 2, 3) Ping Pong (3) COVIEO, W. HAVEN K Cov Colebrook, N. H. “As regular as they come” Freshman Hop Ping Pong (3) Bowling (1,2)