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

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Bill, a member of the silent service of the class, served with the U. S. Army in Austria before embarking upon his career in pharmacy. In his Sophomore year, Bill departed from the “Gay Gang” of 94 Grove, as well as from his bachelor status, and took his charming wife, Barbara, to the altar. In the winter months, he could be found in the cafeteria discussing his favorite pastime, skiing. Bill, like most of the class, plans to enter the retail pharmacy field, taking with him experience gained while employed at Blanches’ Pharmacy in Colonie. William J. Boulette Hudson Falls, N. Y. A.Ph.A. 3, 4. Dick, one of the many proud fathers of our class, did not have to look beyond his home town for a spouse, as his wife, the former Diane Goundry, also hails from the triple cities area. The Browns have a lovely daughter, Susan Miclele, and the pitter patter of little feet is again expected soon. Not long in making his scholastic impression, Dick managed to join the Dean’s list in the difficult Sophomore year. Hospital pharmacy, in which he has gained much experience by working at St. Peter’s Hospital here in Albany, seems to be Dick’s first choice after graduation. Richard G. Brown Binghamton, N. Y. A.Ph.A. 3, 4; Dean’s List 2. 22

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Jack of all trades and master of them all, Neil has proven his ability as the Alembic Pharmakon photography editor. It was a familar site to see him rushing around the halls, taking all sorts of photos, with Joel helping him out. Neil keeps all of his darkroom equipment in his bathtub. Doesn’t this bring to mind a certain question? Neil and his wife, Mary Lou, are expecting a bundle of joy on graduation day. What could be a nicer gift? The Andrews’ will make their home in Chicago, where Neil will be associated with the Walgreen Co. Neil Andrews Syracuse, N. Y. A.Ph.A. 4; Aijembtc Pharmakon Photography Editor 4; Dean’s List I. Bob, a good student who takes a keen interest in his work, has been known to ask several questions in lectures, making- sure he has all the pertinent facts. One of Bob’s hobbies is photography, which he has used as a sideline to help pay his way through college. Also, Bob has often enlightened us with the aspects of chess. Upon receiving his degree, Bob plans to embark upon post- graduate work.

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Robert V. Bull, B. S. Syracuse, N. Y. A.Ph.A. 2, 3, 4; Newman Club Secretary 2. Before coming to A.C.P., Bob obtained a B.S. degree in Biology from LeMoyne College and served as a laboratory tech- nician for the Army at Valley Forge Army Hospital in Phoen- ixville, Pennsylvania. Bob and his wife, the former Martha Doyle of Syracuse, are blessed with the good fortune of having two lovely daughters, Terry and Susan. While in Albany, he has spent his spare time at St. Peter’s Hospital, utilizing his laboratory technician talents. His well rounded background has made Bob an authority on subjects not in the pharmacy curriculum. Bob plans to enter the retail field at Syracuse. Milt is one of the fortunates -who did not have to scout round for a room while at A.C.P., his home being right here n Albany. Quiet and sincere, Milt is an Army veteran, having served oost of his time for Uncle Sam way over in France. Milt’s hobbies, which favor the outdoor life, include the geat sports of swimming, ice skating, skiing and “hole in one” ;olf. Foremost in Milt’s plans for the future is entering the retail ield of pharmacy. 23 Milton J. Burns Albany, N. Y. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; A.Ph.A. 3, 4.