Columbia University College of Pharmacy - Apothekan Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Frank J. Pokorny Professor Frank Pokorny will not soon be forgotten by the Class of ' 60. Here is a man who could look at a ginko tree for hours, and still be awed by the tremen- dous beauty of nature. A man who finds pleasure in the simple things of life, the good professor earned a great big thanks by leading the way through the yet un- tamed Midwest. You might indicate that Prof. Pokorny had as much fun finding a parenchyma cell under our microscopes as we had playing grab bag with his pharma- cognosy practicals. Without his kindly nature and gentle good humor, the under- graduate years would have been most trying, indeed. We will always have a spot in our hearts for Prof. Bailey, our introducer to the elements. How can we ever forget Prof. Bailey ' s close association with Mike Quill and the New York Subway System? Ma Bailey ' s keen interest in us, as freshmen and through the years, was al- ways sincere, and never were we refused in our requests for aid in those confused freshman days. Thanks Ma for making our school careers so much more compati- ble and enjoyable. 10 M. Irene Bailey