College of the Holy Cross - Purple Patcher Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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CLASS GF 1931

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'31 1 Mlw,,,ii,a:. E, ,,.T,7,,,,,,-,3.,1,, HENRY FRANCIS ALBRECHT IR. AB 1 GREEN ISLAND, NEW YORK Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Sanctuary Society 43 Class football 2, 3,.4' PATCHER Board 4, Albany Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Aquznas Czrelff, View President 45 Mendel Club 4, Duffel Club 4. ' Crash! There goes another good pair of trousers as a sacri' hee to the cause of science. For, be it known, Doc once gave, his trousers over to sulphuric acid. And there in the laboratory we can best Hnd out the things that make him what he is. For he is one of the Pre-Medical section of '31. R Without a doubt he is one of the most good-natured members ' of our class. Many a time we have seen things happen to his 3 plans that would have made another stand in wrath, While Doc just went on serenely as if nothing had happened. I-Ie always works along that way, never in a hurry, but always u Finishing. And that is a tribute to anyone in that class. Many others finish ahead of him, but they have to hurry to do it. 1 . But let it not be imagined that he spends all his time in the laboratory. Not sol Much of it is spent there, it is true, but rumor hath it that during vacation Henry can on occasion emerge into the social life of Albany, Troy and other nearby places. At least it is certain that he has been a great help to the Albany Undergraduate Club in making successes of their undertakings. Other activities here on the Hill have not seen so much of him, due to his heavy schedule, but he has always been willing and anxious to do his part in making a success of anything the class of 1931 undertook. gf ':'f'f-'Vilas 1wwiy5 2q- Q wmve I, 1 il 'in RUM? .f .Jas-r is l