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

 - Class of 1952

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Earl Ashley leaves the slide of his diphtheroid cough to the M, C, P, H311 of Fame Thelma Lezberg leaves her magnetic personality and well-deserved valedictory honor. Ted Kallelis leaves his beloved girls. Stue Brown leaves his outstanding pharmaceutical ability. jim Murphy leaves quietly through the back door, Sid Tankel leaves the Class Secretary's notebook chuck full. Kay Barsamian leaves her giggles. Bob Kearney leaves his likable, quiet personality. Anthony Perina leaves as the perfect gentleman. leo Gagnon leaves his constant state of confusion. Charlie Mosher leaves for Venezuela to escape the draft. Bob Dolloff leaves with his pipes and Maine accent. Larry Hassan leaves his Unga without Karo Syrup. Doc Rice leaves for a final round at Carroll's. Dick Briggs leaves his everlasting friend, Armand Brousseau. Carl Shumrak leaves his spectacles. fimmy Leontire leaves his collection of cosmopolitan jokes. Nancy Welch leaves, still looking for the miracle diet. Ed Kowalski leaves his stilts. Jim Donahue leaves his famous vest to future M. C. P. politicians. i Jerry Muller leaves his card game winnings to the M. C. P. Laboratory and I Equipment Fund. Pat Chase leaves April 2 and Donald, Jr., as a source of great joy for all of us Eppy Epstein leaves jaspon without artificial respiration. Jerry Goodwin leaves his red nose to Blitzen. Oscar Beck leaves his unanswered questionable questions??? Lou Stoyle leaves his outstanding Math theories. Al Laaperi leaves, with a whisper. jack Fay leaves the Pharmacy stockroom in a mess. Bill Rezuke leaves his cigar butts next to a beaker of ether. Vin Dunphy leaves for Egypt-Massachusetts, that is. Frank Roddy and john Reynolds leave as the Martin and Lewis Jim O'Connell leaves his practical jokes. John Sharpe leaves dull . . . Cwhom are we kidding???D Frank Germain leaves canonized. Armand Brousseau leaves his unquestionable intelligence. Mac MacDonald leaves, still trying to understand calculus. Marion Rubbo leaves very, very silently . . . shhhh!! contrasts for '52 Gordon Dean leaves as the onl male sorority member at M. C. P. Y Jean Michaud leaves one year late- thanks tO Uncle 521111

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1 Bill Spears leaves for the undertaking business. ' Art Foden leaves the B.A. Department helpless. . Mel Mastrodomenico leaves a request for longer Compounded By labels. 3 Mert Dyer leaves as the class carrot-top. Charlie King leaves his famous beer shampoos. 'joe Powers leaves as the best-dressed man of the class. V ' Ralph Carson leaves his personal revision of the Biochemistry text. 'I Mal Haskins leaves his shyness. Willie Osgood leaves, older in age but younger in spirits. ,SSN Larry Kadis leaves a catalogue of peculiar questions for Chemistry Conference. 'MW' Ed Duggan leaves his fiery sport shirts to the Salem witches Harry Spear leaves a high-priced Cannon towel. Allan Jaspon leaves his seat for eight new seniors Bob Deyak leaves that businessman's appearance Perk Perkins leaves his large collection of pipes. Oscar French leaves in a hurry. Bob King leaves the Eunbeam contraption. Ellie Pendergast leaves the boys in a daze. Hugh Hartman leaves Hearts with the Queen of Spades Larry Segel leaves with Zuroff close behind. Dave Henry leaves a shade lighter than when he came. A Uncle Milty Stamatos leaves his recipe for making Yogurt. li john Lemanski leaves his never-to-be-forgotten publications. ' Gino Principe leaves on time, for a change. Dick Roscoe leaves his corny jokes. 5 To the Freshmen, we leave the consolation that Dr. Skinner is not as bad as he seems, he will not flunk anyone for spelling pestle with two s's. ' ' To the Sophomores, we leave our unique method of solving the Quantitative t Analysis samples: start with the answer and work backwards. i 'I Q To the juniors, we leave our life savers for problem prescriptions in Godding 4 , Lab., Tween and Arlacel. ' igfi In testimony whereof, we, the Class of 1952, on this second day of June, in ii , the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two, do hereby, in ' the presence of witnesses, subscribe our names and affix our seal and declare this to be our last will and testament. QSignedD THE CLASS OF 1952 1 of the S Massachusetts College of Pharmacy 6 Attest: l ' 4 Theodore S. Knllelir Emilio I. Mnmfocionzenico Preyicient Vice-Prericlenzf Henry W. Gagnon Temztor

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