Indianapolis College of Pharmacy - Mistura Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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SEN IORS.... ' 40 RH YMI NOLQGY Arthur Henschen In the classroom he always scores His favorite sidekick — Tommy Coers. Jack Hill- As serious as the day is long, You ' ll find he never does things wrong. William Hutchinson His togs are of definite scheme, His work is held in high esteem. George Kimbrough He makes light of favors while he plays life ' s game, Receiving while conferring, always the same. Ruth Knierim Best sense of humor in the class. Pretty and sweet, a charming lass. Kenneth Kruwell Kenny is liked by everyone. Time for work, time for fun. Lucille Kuhn Bright Irish eyes and fun galore. Her wit will sparkle, and never bore. Carl Kyburz--- He ' s a fine, deserving lad. Nothing ventured, nothing had. Joe Mendenhall Here ' s the President of our class. He ' s a worry for many a lass. James Montgomery Now here ' s a very likeable guy, A personality that will get him by. Raymond Nussmeyer Though a struggle, he does what ' s right. He ' ll push forward with all his might. Forrest Pauli Upon his studies he concentrates. But always has time to keep his dates. Robert Pigg Wi1-h a cheerful smile upon his face This boy would fit in any place. Paul Portteus Of pleasure he is not bereft. Then business if the time is left. William Prasuhn .- , Druggist by choice and we ' ll admit He couldn ' t have made a finer hit. Don Pruitt Don ' t take life too seriously Or it ' ll get you down quite mysteriously. Herman Roller One of those students well worth while. To all hard work he brings a smile. William Rothwell Born to be a Woman ' s Home Companion, Such is the Senior Class ' s opinion. Judson Schmidt Flitting about just like a bee. Always busy, or is he? Mary Jane Smith Charming and pretty, vivacious, too. Favorite saying, Rochester anew. Robert Staggs Curly blond hair, light blue eyes. Now here ' s a gentleman, I surmise. Gerald Studley Always full of explanations. Eagerly waiting his vacations. Florene Taylor Her purpose is to do her best. Her skill will master every test. ' Ralph Thornburg You can always find this guy With his cronies from the Y .. Robert Todd .AII day long he sits and dreams, Not as sleepy as he seems. Ray Urich In the drug store many years. At dispensing has few peers. Omer Wagahoft An all around fellow from the start. He will not fail to play his part. Melvin Wolf He joined our class in thirty-nine. We ' ve found him good in every line. William Williams He does his best, we all agree. We wish him well, it ' s plain to see. Page forty-two

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CLASS OF ' 41 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY It was a bleak, typical September day In 1937 when the doors of the Indianapolis College of Pharmacy swung open wide and bade a cheery wel- come to fifty-four freshman students, most of them very recent high school graduates. To these fifty-four students just embarking on a long and hitherto unknown voyage, a college career seemed very necessary. It was with much zest and zeal that we assumed the title of Green Freshies . Before many days had passed, we had become familiar with all our pro- fessors through their lecturing. Although we were not able to prepare a first class emulsion, we could make U. S. P. Simple Syrup after our first month of schooling, and we had a vague idea of how much water a 250 cc beaker would hold. Since no organization is complete without its executives, we held a caucus one day and proclaimed by secret ballot our class members for the positions as president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer. Professor Jones became our freshman class sponsor, assuming the task of guiding the plight of our ship through the deep, perilous waters leading us to our Sophomore year. During our freshman year, many students purchased class rings and pins, which were appropriately engraved with skull, crossbones and the letters I.C.P. Bledsoe President Pinella . . .Vice-President Webb Secretary Sheckell Treasurer