Kansas City College of Pharmacy - Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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far: f' 'U5'ia. 'I '5:. Around the School with the juniors Alport, W. H., easy going but prone to pass up opportunities. Burnett, Wm., inoffensive but not realizing responsibilities. Breidenthal, Chuck, neat, basketball player, gentlemanly and popular. Baskin, Carl, eflicient clerk, good student, likeable. Bell, Clifford. Did he say that? I never heard it. Cantwell, Spencer, irresponsible, likeable, but trying to do too many things at the same time. Carey, Henry, keen basketball player, honor student, quiet but sure. Elbert, Joe, likeable, hustler, but handicapped by poor health. English, Forrest, realizing wasted opportunities, likeable. Pain, Leonard, capable but lacking right outlook on future possibilities. Grebe, James, red haired and freckle faced, keen on pretty girls, neat lab. man. Gravino, John, kept many from making goals and a good student. Gray, Robert, could, but too lazy or occupied with other interests. Henry, Delbert, young and easily led, but trying to find himself. Howard, Wm., quiet, dependable, earnest, capable, gentlemanly. Hansen, Lawrence, ????? learning. Jenkins, Robert, liked by everyone. Kowalski, Edw, likeable, easy going, don't use his brains. Krause, Adolph, doubles for Sharpe, even in exams. OK. McCune, Eugene, not realizing how much he has Wasted. Merker, Geo. W., optimistic, assured, likeable. L Milward, Erskine, easy comes and easy goes, but too much Work makes dull study hours. Magady, David, never quite getting across? Muir, Forrest, capable, likeable, dependable. O'Brien, Henry, neat, pleasing personality, capable. Orlando, Louis, always expecting something? Santa Claus? Pendarvis, Ross, talkative, noisy, bright, and energetic. Porter, Virgil, slow but sure, honest and a student. Paul, Hugh, likeable, but the wrong view of life generally. Shawhan, Martin, tall and thin, continual grin, everybody's friend. Short, Lester L., a popular class president whose personality will make him prosperous. Selby, Chester, young but dependable. Sharpe, Chas., four eyes and wise, he never shirks. Salyer, Claude, hustling clerk with a good mind. Stein, David, neat and sure. Tuzman, Abe, ? ? ? ? ? Van Kirk, Eleanor, pretty, capable and popular. M. M. W. S A iw -'- ' ,. cl- f ,j ' A Q 5 l62l

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Iii! . ll. W. .gh asa- 1 t - THE MORTAR - .., ,- , - . 1 . X., : vl Y Kirkham, Earl, energetic, rather work than study. likeable. 5 N 1 Loman, Everett, his four eyes see much, his attitude wins praise. McCullough, P. K., could if he would, but likes a good time better than sg storing for the future. ' Mazza, E., happy, capable and likeable. l Naudet, A., a polished gentleman, always co-operating with everyone.. Polokolf, F., young, not wise, but capable of development. A Q Peterson, Carl, tall and pleasant, just learning some of the ethics of business ,Q 1- life. 4 . - 3 ,K Parker, Claude, everyone likes Claude, but it keeps some busy dodging. 1. - 1 1 1 Quillen, Myrl, quiet but seeing humor, studious at times and absolutely S dependable. ' Reeder, Geo., tall and fair with curly hair and a personality that can't be beat. m Rea, Norden, serious at times, a real student and very likeable. ' Ritz, lsadore, bright but impractical, eager for information and popular. 1' . ff . Saunders, Cleo, keen on lab. days, not afraid of work and always asking 1 questions. p 4 Smith, C. R., the tallest lad in the class and one of the most likeable. i' Simonson, Clarence, dependable Council member, bright and of no mean y ' ability. . - IW N Spencer, Clarence, snappy clerk, good student, more energy than health to N back it. Starr, J. P., the last matriculant, unbounded faith in himself. ambitious and .1 pleasant. 1 Fi T Stevens, Harold, quiet, capable clerk, but lacking in application as a student. if Will find himself. Sorenson, L., in and out like a mouse, but learning each day. ' is if Twitty, Frank-What's it all about, anyway? :Q 4 ,33 --gut gg A ,V ' E a,a..e1.fz , N w -,,1,F. f , ,-.Egg l6ll 1 5 -1 .1 -3 l i 1 l l 1 1 l 1 4 l i 1 1 1 l 1 1 l 1 - K. . ,:. qt. bis, xi K1 is

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:WM W,-.v.--,.-.-,,.-, . ,.,-, r , . . T H E M 0 R -A A R Y I ' Y d ' 1 l l ,x 1 X Jw ' V fit g Qt Q , F' : iv' I: The Mortar li Q .Il t gUST A WORD OF SINCERE APPRECIATION on the part of the Faculty and Trustees for the faithful and capable efforts on the part of the Mortar Staff. W my P l The unselfish efforts and the aid of the Editor, Business iw ling Manager and Advertising Manager will never be forgotten. Em . M. M. W. 4' i E1 Q Ei 'HEARD IN THE HALLS. il Gordon has lost faith in small text books? It's too expensive. f 4 Paul Wonders how so much Bacteriology could have been taught and missed him. 3 ' Jack Heath was the last Senior to leave the building the last E I day of school. I'm just realizing what I am leaving, says Jack. E Phil is absolutely against WIMMIN. She shouldn't have t turned down such a fine lad. i y fl' li Gardner, Campbell, Garrett, Malone , Banks Peterson, l Y Q Gullic, Goodwin and Klotz, held a consultation the last day??? Did you finish that????? how many times was I asked the i i question as the Mortar was trying to get to press? That Editor i and Business Manager were real pests. pi A It says Warm the liquid, how do you do that? Freshie. X Bunsen, matches and Water meant nothing to him. I? f A shave is not worrying me at this time, it's howto be si saved????? Bush. ,L j - 1 H i 'i mis 1 9 2 8 if B a e ,Q - l63l