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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DIQESQQIQILTU e-all The Heroism of Morris Goldstein X-XXL! A short play in a few acts and scenes. SCENE I, ACT 1. Drug store. Place, Hickory and Biddle Streets, St. Louis. Time, 10:30 P. M. Friday nite, February 13, 1931. Morris- is waiting on a bewitching damsel. MORRIS: May I do you for something, Madam or Mademoiselle. FAIR ONE: Yeh! M.: W'hat is it, pleeze? Wie have several specials today. A 39-cent bottle of Lysol with each syringe. 1fVe're also selling 10 5-cent cigars for 49 Cents. Try some. Give them to your dad or lover. Here, let me show you some of these rubber gloves. In pastel shades. The very latest. Guaranteed not to rip, tear, wear or run down at the heel. A prize in each and every package. There are no blanks-. You cannot loose. Try them, I say. Children cry for them. Prevents decay, unnecessary roughness of the hands. The Royalty of Europe, all the crown heads use 'em. And cheap? Only 39 cents each. Special, a pair for 59 cents. FAIR ONE: Gimme change for two bits. I wanna get a street car. .-Xnd say, have you any of those free papers of matches? QM. makes the change, and gives the girl his personality smile Clike Mennsj as she leaves. SCENE I, ACT 2. Time, two hours later. Same place. Morris is busy studying Pharmacodynamics for dear ol' St. L. C. of P. Suddenly the door is Hung open. A wild-eyed man staggers in. His hair is mussed, his clothing is in tatters. He is bleeding at the eyes, ears, nose, throat and piles. 'He is foaming at the mouth. IJNKNONVN Qscreeminglyj: First aid! First aid! Help! Gimme some first aid! At once! M.: What is it, pleeze? Wfe have several specials today. A 39-cent bottle of Lysol with each syringe. VVe are also selling 10 5-cent ciga1's for 49 cents. Try some. Give them to your dad or lover. Or smoke them yourself. Here, let me show you some of these rubber gloves, etc., etc., etc. UNKNOWN RIANZ I want first aid. I'm dying. Stop this bleeding. I beseech you. M.: Vell, come in the back once. You getting our tile fioor spattered with blood. tThey go into the R departmentj K , Page One Hundred 'fwe-nLyfFour