Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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THE JUNIOR CLASS

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A T: 'V ' 3 ' L ' ma. . Lffl' , ffv Fffgw T 1 ,, c CIBLEMM The Junlor Class I-II-I Cxlzlss of 192-1 is ilu: lurgcst junior Class thc Cxullcgc has cvcr haul, zmcl is mlutlu-1' cxzmlplc of thc cxpzmsicm xx'l1ici1 has lm-cn in cx'iclom'U cluring thc past few yczlrs. I11 SCjJlCll'llJCI', 1921, thc total IIUIHIJCI' of fI'L'Sl'lll'lZlll sluclcnls 1'cgislcx'ccl uns, 192. .X meeting was hclcl curly in NOYCINIJCI' to OI'g2ll1iZC the P12155 zmcl lCI1lIJOI'2lI'y olNfic'c1's wcrc clcctccl. A1 ll nlccting' llclcl ir1.Iu11uzu'y, pcrmzlncnl CDH'-lL'CI'S wcrc clcclccl to scrvc for the rcmzlillclcr' of the fI'CShIl1Z1l1 year zmcl until 1110 clcvticm of the next session. Those cmff1ccl'swc1'c-Prcsiclcllt, Hurry I'xI'CCINZll1 of llmclmcstcrg Yic'c-prcsiclcnt, Leo U. Mzlylmrcl of Tz1ftix'illc, Cxcmncclicutg Sccvctzlry, Mary .-X. lXICCiLlSkCI' of Roxburyg ,IxI'C2lSLlI'CI', Hollis ID. Billings of Clrccnliclcl. The social activities of the year were in full swing when the class clzmvc was 110141 in Fcln'L1zu'y in Clcorgc Robert XYl1ite Hull, Z1 very pleasant and success- ful Zlisfilif. During the same 1114111111 am athletic Z1SSOCi2lliUI'l was orgzmized, largely upon fI'CSl'llHLlIl iuitizltive, with Herman l,. Martin, '24, as clmir1nz111, Ilomthy Smith, '24, as secretary, and Professor Amrhcin as Fzlculty adviser. The executive committee was made up of these three OH:1CCI'S21lNl Eve other members, all fl'CShITl2lIlI-LI. Burks Harley, George A. I.z1lJz1r1'e, Joseph F. Leonard, Francis 'lf Mcllermott, amd Bumcy Zarzlkov. A Campzrign was carried 4111 th1'oL1ghouL the school 141 raise thc necessary funds for zlssocizltion expenses, amd the 1101 proccccls of the F1'csl11m111 dance were contributed to the Cause. 'Ixryouts for 21 hockey team were 110111 amd McDermott, Freeman, Luric, Zzlrzlliov, I,COI'l21I'd, and Acheson were the successful Cunclidates. Z2lI'2lkOY was elected cuptuill 411 the sextet and the team had 21 successful season. XYith the advent of spring, czmdidates for 21 baseball team were called for and 21 Varsity team and also 21 scrub team were organized. The members of the Varsity team, all freshmzm, were McDermott, Could, Resuek, Poole-xr, Freeman and Achcson. T110 season 0111110 to Z1 Close with the final exzlminzltions, early in May. But the YZICZIUOII ended, as all Yucatiolls do, and the registration in the autumn of 1922 showed the presence of 121 members in the junior class. The dwindling in numbers from those of the freslmlzm year was 11110 to the t-RICK that 1111150 students who had entered in 1921 for the two-year arramgelnent of the course were now members of the 50111111 class. Future junior Classes will not suffer in 11115 way, as this 15 the last year of the two-year Course. Athletic activities were started immediately amd 21 basketball 1011111 was orgzmizecl. The junior members of the team were Frankel, Freeman, Resnek, Pooler, and Mcllermottg the latter was elected Captain. At 21 class meeting in December, Millet Perkins of Kennebuuk, Maine, and Robert Achesou of Cambridge were 01001011 vice-presicleut and treasurer respec- tively, to iill the x'z1Czu1cies Caused by Maynard and Billings having become members of the 50111111 Cla5s. The Executive Board of the Year Book asked for suggestions for the title of the book and many names were submitted. Announcement was made in JZIIILIEIFV that The Crzwible had 110011 Chosen, which was suggested by Rebecca Rudmzfn of the Class of 1924. T5