Cincinnati College of Pharmacy - Graduate Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Dedication We dedicate this, 35in; Graduate of 1932, to WT. Ghmles 63. 0363le8, 77., who, in his close association with us as our teacher, advisor, and friend, has pointed the Imy for us to ideal cth-macyn C6118 Glass of 1932 Ninv I! ll

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J JR'P E CHARLES F. HENK C p5. B Pk Eight

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j! Kl uOur Dear Old Annuallj I have read the daily papers and the magazines of worth; And those weekly publications which go all around the earth. And have wondered at the pictures and the other things therein, And I hardly know upon which page I really should begin. I like their snappy, modem ways, their wondrous stories, too; But, somehow, when Fm lonesome and feeling rather blue, I find old friends about me, but I do not seem to hear; Then I take down the dear old Annual, I get but once a year. It is noted for its beauty and the print thafs never blurred, And there,s the news about the folks and the things which have occurred; Of pranks pulled off in classroom that hlled the room with cheers, Of tests that never failed to come to put grades in arrears. And how the Seniors worked and played to pass the days away; It hints that nights were bad for boys who always made delay. A smile most always curls my lips, and then I seem to heat, When reading, what it says about old friends each passing year. In whispering tones it breathes to me a message drear and sad, How this or that old pal of mine has slipped and turned out had. Mixed in with sociables and things which tell of wholesome fun, I find the names of those for whom Life,s sands have ceased to run. And, so I say, and have no fear that you will disagree, That the greatest source of news on earth, for folks like you and me, Is when we greet old friends anew, and see all things so clear, As we read the dear old Annual that comes but once a yeari ALBERT M. plCKLFZ. Tm