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

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[24] WALLACE H. DELLER K'l' “Wally” Groton, New York One of the new proud members of the “Papa Club” in our college, Wally had been mixing formulas at well as in Dispensing Lab a charter member of the A has been seen coming out room on numerous occasio Psi also has claimed him for home as He was .Ph.A.. and the dark ps. Kappa four years. CLAIRE LEONE DESPARTE AK2 “Claire” Northfield, Vermont Claire, one of our representatives from the Green Mountain State, was very busy the entire year writing letters to “Bill” in Japan. As a charter member of the A.Ph.A., she served as Secretary in her Senior Year. Lambda Kappa Sigma was glad to have her as a mem- ber for two years. The Newman Club saw her as their Vice-President this year, showing that the “Wee Miss” carried a lot of weight with her fellow students. FRANCIS E. DONOVAN KW “Frank” Fair Haven, Vermont Frank, our other member of the class from the Green Hills of Vermont, was also one of our charter A.Ph.A.’ers. Though quiet in manner, Frank made many friends here at college and he was never too busy to lend a helping hand. He was initiated into Kappa Psi in his third year, and was a member of the Newman Club and Camera Club. RICHARD A. EDDY KW “Dick” New Berlin, New York When a flashy tie was seen going down the hall, Dick was always the proud wearer. From this, he harvested more comments than all the other students put together. Kappa Psi saw him as their recording secretary in his Junior Year. After being discharged from the Air Force, he joined the Navy in as much as he married a “WAVE”. He did find the time to join the A.Ph.A. as JjJJ a charter member. times; mag neither aDarice, nor

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GEORGE D, “Caff Caff was am sportsmen, of basketball ing so well served as on the Yearbook, joined the Club. Uncle pan for awfi was noted —new jokes. NIEL CAFARELLI He f i ong our more prominent played four full years and two of baseball. Be- ijnformed in these fields, he of the Sports Editors of In his Senior year he Ph.A. and the Newman Sam had George in Ja- ile, with the Army. He r his thirst of knowledge that is. CHARLES C. CROOKER “Charlie” Canajoharie, New York Once out of the Navy, Charlie took up the battle at A.C.P. He is married but as yet has found no further income tax exemptions. Charlie was always seen speeding down New Scotland Ave- nue in order to keep his tardiness record dear. Tn his Senior year he joined the A.Ph.A. VTVTAN COULTER (Viv” Schenectady, New York Viv is one of the ten Medical Technol- ogists in our graduating class. She has given her class mates many laughs telling how her grandmother tried so tiard to get a man for her. No one who as ever met Viv could forget her uick wit and humor. Viv served on he Junior Prom Committee. Her four- fa year found her a member of the cwman Club. DORTHY DeLaFAYETTE “Dot” Ballston Spa, New York Dot joined us at A.C.P. as one of “those blood counters” in 1947, but it wasn’t until she reached Bender Lab that she really earned her title well. Dot was a member of the Newman Club in her fourth year and served on the Prom Committee in her Junior year. Mag the loot for mjj art actuatt mt at [23]

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LEONARD EVERY Leo” Glens Falls, N. Y. After leaving the Air Force, Leo came to A.C.P. to pursue the art of those mysterious doses and assays. He served on the Athletic Commission for two years. The student branch of the A. Ph.A. held him as one of its members. He was circulation manager of the “Mortar and Pestle” during his Senior Year. HELEN RAE FARRELL “Farrellet’ Lake Placid, New York Helen was another one of our Bender Laboratory “rabbit killers”. She was a member of the Girls’ Club for three years and Lambda Kappa Sigma for two years. The Yearbook Staff was glad to have her assistance in the Art Work submitted for the publication. In our Sophomore Year she was a member of the Dramatic Club. JAMES S. FAY $ AX Jim Nanuet, New York Jim hailed from the lower Hudson Val- ley. As a freshman, he was taken into Phi Delta Chi and served as Vice-Pres- ident and Secretary in the following years. Jim was a charter member of the A.Ph.A. and served as one of the heads of the Junior Prom Committee. As one of the associate editors of the Yearbook, his red head was easily seen bobbing around during the numerous staff meetings. When last heard of, he was collecting draft cards. [25] LOUIS J. FIORE KW Lou” Canastota, New York Lou represented the older half of the Fiores at A.C.P. He was an old Army man and this summer went back to taking orders, by way of getting mar- ried. He has been a member of Kappa Psi since his Freshman Year and us- ually cast the negative vote when it came to beer parties. When the A. Ph.A. was formed at A.C.P. in 1949, miserliness, nor thirst for glorg, or 1« one of st member