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Dedication To be successful, a person need not have acquired wealth or fame. These are merely the material symbols by which the world identifies success. The inner fulfillment of success comes through helping one’s fellow man to find a better way of life. To the world outside, this accomplishment may not be earthshaking, but to the individual it is all important. This is his source of happiness. Without happiness there is no success worth having. To the embodiment of this idea of success, the class of 1968 dedicates the ALEMBIC PHAR- MAKON to Professors H. Russell Denegar and Lauren Hanmer, both of whom know true happiness. Biographies II. Russell Denegar started out in this world at the Hud- son Hospital, Hudson, New York, in 1921. He spent all of his elementary and secondary school days in Germantown, New York, and graduated from high school as valedictorian. After pharmacy graduation in 1943, came army service, which ended in March of 1946, he stopped at the College to see Dean O’Brien and to ask him if he knew of any jobs that were open. The Dean asked him if he had ever thought of teaching and by June 1st he had been signed on as an instructor of pharmacy. That first summer he taught arith- metic and Latin to the last of the “accelerated war classes.” From 1946-52, he taught arithmetic; freshmen lab, 1946- 50; junior dispensing lab, 1946-49; senior lab, 1949-67; and corrected all bookkeeping paper and tests, 1947- 51. The year 1952-53, he began to teach the junior dispensing, now a fourth year course, and he still teaches it. In June, 1953, Professor Denegar received his Master of Science degree from State College, now the State University of New' York at Albany, and was appointed Assistant Pro- Lauren R. Hanmer, Associate Professor of Pharmacology, is a native of Dundee in the Finger Lakes area of New York State. After graduation from Dundee High School, he at- tended the University of Rochester but later transferred to the Albany College of Pharmacy. He graduated with the degree of Ph. C. in 1930 and with the degree of B.S. in Pharmacy in 1940. From September of 1930 until June. 1932, he was Instructor in Materia Medica at the College of Pharmacy. For the next four years, he was engaged in retail pharmacy. In the fall of 1936. he returned to the Col- lege to fill a vacancy, supposedly for one year, but has served thirty-four years with the College. He is a member of the American Pharmaceutical Association, American Society of Pharmacognosy and Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity. He has been Grand Council Deputy and Faculty Advisor of Kappa Psi since 1943. was for many years a member of the National Legislative Committee of the Fra- fessor of Pharmacy and Mathematics. In 1957, he was ap- pointed Assistant to the Dean and in 1965, he became an Associate Professor of Pharmacy. In 1967, he is still teach- ing fourth year dispensing and has an official rating of Registrar and Assistant Dean. During his long career, Professor Denegar has helped out in the office, helped and advised students, is an honorary member of Phi Delta Chi Fraternity, has been advisor to the yearbook, and for a number of years was active in the camera club. Since 1948, he has been secretary of the alumni association, and has completely overhauled and re- arranged the alumni file. “To the class of 1968: You are a part of all my memories and happy moments. You are on the threshold of a new adventure. Pharmacy holds much for you in the years to come. You owe much to pharmacy. Give it your best, you must, for you are professional men and women. Good luck to all of you.” H. Russele Denegar ternity and later a member of the National Interfraternity Committe. He has always had a great interest in history and genealo- gy. Fie is a past President of the Dutch Settlers Society of Albany; currently President of the I luguenot Society of New York; a member of the Huguenot Historical Society of New Paltz; a member of the Yates County Flistorical and Genea- logical Society and the Schuyler County Historical Society. He hopes soon to complete his papers for membership in the Sons of the American Revolution. He is a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Dundee; a member of the Board of Trustees of the Letts Memorial Home and is cur- rently involved in the establishment of a museum and genea- logical research center in conjunction with the Dundee Library. Fie is looking forward to retirement, to be spent at his family home in Dundee in the heart of his beloved Lakes Country. 7 v
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