Southern College of Pharmacy - Cosmas Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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,lack 15 one of the seniors who started at Southern four years ago and now is on hls way to becoming a -kisses- well known Atlanta pharmacist He IS and will remain Qigfikifif- MARY ANN CREWS 205 Lakeview Ave., Atlanta, Ga. Mary Anne came to S. C. P. from the University of Georgia, and was quickly accepted into the fold. She is a true friend, and a great sport, as everyone who went on the trip to Indianapolis will agree. Certainly success is assured to such a girl as this. Y Has --M 31 url .Wh ey. E!-Env? L1 if W, e-at , W,-L fs FK M ,V .NW get n fwifla C. E. GLAUSIER, JR. Quitinan, Ca. Pinky was graduated from Emory University with a BS. in Biology, served in the Navy, entered Southern and immediately became one of the most popular students. His neighbors and friends in Quitman, will appreciate his ready wit and scholastic ability as much as we all have. 12

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SENICDRS CALVIN 'COOLIDGE BAGLEY 'Calidona,' 536 Crew St., Atlanta, Ga. Calvin's favorite pastime is sleeping during lectures, but his excellent grades will not reveal this. His ability and desire to learn will aid him in the future. A true and loyal friend, who will long be remembered by his classmates. May continued success be his reward. Feature Editor Spatula lg Class Vice-President 1 and 4. STELLA M. CARSON ' 77 Stella Madison, Ca. Stella is a jolly, witty, and carefree young lady who seems to have no worries. But behind this atmosphere of gaiety there lies a will to do. Pharmacy is her chosen profession and she intends to uphold its traditions. To Stella, our little taker of kidding, we wish the best of luck and may success be hers in all that she undertakes. Society Editor Spatula 15 'Class Secretary 1. vt N, CHARLES JOSEPH COSTA, JR. '4Charlie7' 2205 N. Decatur Rd., Atlanta, Ga. Charlie is a very hurnerous Hspeciala' who wanders around the halls and classrooms with an air of non- chalance. This veteran of three and one half years in the Navy, serving at 'Okinawa and le Shima, has also found time to hang up a fine record at Southern. The line qualities that Charlie possess will carry him far, we are sure. 11

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3' 'R SENICDRS BERTIE WILBURN HARPER, JR. - 6'Dirty Bertie Homerville, Ga. Although he is known as Dirty Bertie it does not signify his true personality. He is anything but dirty, being the Romeo of the class. He is alwayshseen petting with the girls and Dr. Meyers. He attended Georgia State Woman's College for one year and if his success in Pharmacy is one-half as good, Bertie will be HENRY A. KING Clarksville, Ga. King is the fellow, we will long remember as the one who worried more about final exams and the State Board than all the rest oi the class put together. Henry is one of the most aggressive and energetic students and with his determination and sincerity, he is sure to go far in the profession of Pharmacy. Vice-President Student Body 3. nw the envy of the entire class. Associate Editor, Spatula lg A. Ph. A. Reporter 2. BILL MOUNT Moultrie, Ga. There is no medicine like hope, no incentive so great and no tonic so powerful as expectations of something better tomorrow. This is Billy. Knowing that wisdom will not open her doors to those who are not willing to pay the price intself-sacrifice, and hard work, we realize that his knowledge exceeds many. No matter where you go, Bill, we feel that success will he yours. Bill entered S. C. P. in 'll-2 but was called to the Navy and served two years. 13