College of Charleston - Comet Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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L ALBERT STEMMERMANN, B. S. HAZ!! CHARLESTON, s. c. C Iiemistry . I l'e-Meilieal Club, '24, '25. '26, '27g Laboratory Assistant in Chemistry, '25, '26, '2i7. Sincerity, loyalty, earnestness-surely tl1ese must be classed among the major attributes of a man. A sincere friend, a loyal supporter, an earnest student: such is Albert Stemmer- mann. A1'y has disdained to enter into any activities to which he could not give a caiisiderable measure of his time and support, for he does not believe in halfehearted efforts. The Pre-Medical Club fortunately gained him as a member and for four years has profited thereby. Almost every venture of the club has found Al an ardent worker, and he has been influential in bringing it to the fore. However, not only this club, but every student activity has received his steadfast support. ' Al's modesty and reserve have kept him out of the limelight, but those who are fortunate ene-ugh to be included in his circle of friends realize his real spirit and genuine worth. and feel sure he will meet with every success in his chosen Field of medicine. Page Sixty-ofze

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