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

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HUembtc Senior Class history (Officers Edmond Crandall Captain Edward Karuzas....................................................“Lieutenant” Attention! All forces of the U. S. A. On January 18, 1943, or thereabouts, the aforementioned and a battalion of sixteen “buck privates” will leave this establishment of opportunity and will he drafted, no doubt, for active duty on the land, on the sea, and in the air. Long will we remember those days of careless freedom and serious diligence; those days when we had battles both in the line of sports and in the translation of der, die, das”. Also, we will remember bowling for which we were able to obtain the title of “The Champs.” Although we, the Class of ’43, have been the guinea pigs for the new experi- ments being undertaken in A.C.P., we have managed to struggle through and at last received our rewards; those long sought after diplomas! We are the first class to graduate in January under the new accelerated war program. Under this new program we labored during the hot summer days so as to be able to offer our services to Uncle Sam a little earlier than he had antici- pated. In former years, we were a very active group who entered into the spirit of nearly every college activity. During the past year, this has been made more difficult because the regular activities were not kept up during the summer session and so, we made our own activities and sports. The most important of these was soft ball and though competition was not very plentiful, we managed to have a good time. When the fall session started, we again entered into the spirit of things and got back some of the sporting enthusiasm. Now that we are about to embark upon a career in the army of the U. S. A.. we must say “Farewell” and report to our local draft boards. Good luck to those whom we leave behind us. We will look forward to seeing you someday, somewhere, whether it be on the field of battle, or at the annual Alumni Dinner! Bernard Goldberg “Sergeant Gkrai.dink Howard “Corporal” Geraldine Howard. Historian Eighteen

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Jpfjarmafeon FRANCIS D. CONROY, JR. “Fran” “Silence is as great an art as speech.” Norwich New York Camera Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Representa- tive (1),‘ Secretary-Treasurer of Class (3); Dance Committee (2) ; Dramatics (2). EDMOND W. CRANDALL “Ed” “A patient man is a pattern for a king.” Lacona New York Bowling (1, 2, 3, 4); Bowling Captain (4); Student Council (2) ; Chairman Junior Class Committee; President of Senior Class; Chairman Student Council (4); Chairman Senior Ring Committee. H. RUSSELL DENEGAR “Russ” “It’s tranquil people who accomplish much.” German town New York Ping Pong (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Soft ball (4). ✓ Nine I sen