St Louis College of Pharmacy - Prescripto Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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-l-11:21 :iff I3 E 5 13 I3 I ID T o 15:---l November ?-First dance. . . Freshman are backward C with exception of Webbj . . .Juniors and Seniors set good example for us. . .Large attendance. November 25-Thanksgiving holidays begin.. .Sanowsky studies on. f He hasn't stopped yet.j November 30'-Exams. . .Hope and Hunt work together. . .The latter is Hunt-ing the answersg the former is Hope-ing they're right. December 3-The three horsemen -I., M. and B.-study all night for a Chem exam. . .News Hash: J., M. and B. go to sleep during Chem exam. December 18-Christmas festival. . .Entire Freshman class gives support fby proxyj . . .Schramek and Ameiss were not in attendance-they feared they would have to sing. . .So did we. December 19-Kessler goes home to mamma. December 25-Santa visits Scott. ' January 4-Classes resumed. . .Chlumpsky flashes new red tie C ?j. january 11-O'Brien and Caruso play cards... They attain the pinochle of success. january 15-McCartney, the Scotchman, is tight with his answers. January 20-james tells about The First. January 20-Depression Dance attended by General Depression and his staff . . Good time was had by all. February 8-Exams bob up.. . Many Unhappy Returns of the Day . .. McLaughlin makes 99 in Thayer-etical Chemistry exam. February 29-First sign of Spring-baseball practice. . . Second sign of Spring -Culli falls in love. March 2-Lutz has new car K FD. March 25-Easter. . .Nathenson discovers formula by which hens can lay colored eggs. March 29-Exams again. . .Agee disremembers the symbol for silver. April 15-Bentroup is on time. . .Mike attended all his classes today. April 20-It won't be long now till the FINALS loom up. May 11-Exams over. . .Al3YSSINIA. . .Goodbye till then. fe '--'E IQ 3 2 if' yt Page One Hundred 'l'wenty'Two

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-.---as I3 Q E 5 c I2 I I3 1 o ze------D- Freshman Flutters by ARC H IBA LD October 5-Opening day.. .Wlicle-eyed Freshies saunter up and down cor- ridors, into scenes of future classes. . .Checks Crubber or otherwisej are signed. . . Cash Qwhere did it come from Pj is counted. October 7-Dean Caspari doles out enlightenment on daily routine. October 8-Professor Thayer introduces Chemistry to us all C except Ether- ton, who sleeps innocently through it and fails to make the acquaintancej. . . Notebooks and pencils appear. . .Notes are industriously taken, the last for some of us. October 11-W e check, clean and count test tubes, graduates and gadgets in the laboratories. . .At this standing we can't designate correctly the apparatus . . .Spevak has an idea frottenj, of its uses. L October 12-New books. . .Pictures scanned.. .Untouched till iinals Qexcept by master-minds like Hykenj, when we all take a peep. October 13-Futile attempts made to open new-tangled combination locks. . . Safe cracking' instructions given. October 20-Doc Hinrichs illustrates the method to bend glass tubing without getting burned. . .Belko promptly burns his finger. October 25-A few mustaches 'make their bristling debut, under our very noses. ' October 27-Headaches accompany the scrutiny, under microscopes, of an unknown foe in Botany Lab. . .Slides and cover glasses have a tendency to fall on the floor. October Z8-Professor Schlichting elucidates on the meaning of Pharmacy. . . CSix weeks later we wish we had listenedj October 29-W e enter the practical side of Pharmacy and count the number of drops in a given quantity of certain liquids, much to Alan's discomfiture CReport has it that he forgot how to countj. October 30- I'll do my best, comes- from Miller, Lutz and Lowe as they are elected to the exalted positions of President, Vice-President and Secretary, respec- tively. November -l-A blazing event in Pharmacy Laboratory features Campanello and McCammon. . .Having one fflj side of his face burned, Mc'Cammon wins with ease. November 15--An unofficial football match is staged. . .iifhole class partici- pates. .. Referee Obermann has difficulty in differentiating between the fullback and a touchdown. . .No casualties. be DQ Page One Hundred Twenty-One

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