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CLASS HISTORY Do you remember: The gold-starred day when fate mixed with fortune made you say, “Ves, I shall be a pharmaeist,” the inertia that brought you to register on that venturesome day in inid-SeptemlxT. A DREAM FULFILLED MM Forever and Ay! Our Freshman year, it really wasn’t so long ago, had an inquisitive start. Girls entering pharmacy school? However, girls they were! (without a doubt.). Many categorized our ‘Infantile year’ subjects as the “Necessary'” and the “Unnecessary” while others stuck to the 5th ammendment. With pharmacy as our goal, anything can happen —and it did. Kor-plop went the auditorium ceiling during our Algebra final. Pennies from—certainly not Heaven. Rushing season arrived and two fraternities became wholly victorious. Kappa Psi and Alpha Zetu Omega. It was the year we were introduced to our wonderful class advisor. Dr. Stezzi. who guided and worked with us for our four years. The Sophomore year blew in and we developed- truly the males learned the route to the nurses home and the females—well, there were more fellows around than pharmacy boys— what do you know about that?? Our schedules were packed. Lab, Lab, lab agar, agar, agar- “Get yo’ agar folks” came the familiar cry of Walter.” es, Walter, whose anonymous note reprimanded, “Put yo' plates and cages away. But dark days do creep in. There was a light. A quite bright light. So the story goes—omitting the morbid details, our sophomore class traveled in darkness for two days and two nights. Some say it was an eternity. “The incognito sophomore class. To which mythical character did we fail to pay tribute? Soon the sunglasses came off and we gazed under lfimm’s to notice that our finger nails needed cleaning, they’d have to Ik cut first: sizzling noises meant murder in the test tubes, and make sure your industrious neighbor didn’t hear it. Physics Lab, Pharmacy Lab, and physiology lab introduced us to lab reports the size of an average best seller. In Organic with Dr. Vazakas, we learned how to manipulate hoses and yields ami yields! If we knew then how very much they counted if we only knew. And of course there was Physiology— brilliant Dr. Ltrson and dear Dr. Liu. always trying, always patient. Pharmacy lab was our first introduction into the world of our future. We all had magic ways to prepare emulsions from morning period predecessors. But to know is to do. lienee, there were just as many cracked emulsions as there were hopes to get advice from a better source next time. Oh! if only the receptacles could sjx-ak. What tales! And then came the year into which angels feared to tread. We were Juniors. There were two subjects one followed the other characteristically enough, which Ix-gan with the infamous letter Q. In these two labs we were on our best behavior, for we learned that Qual and Quant labs “Counted.” Patient and always so willing to help was Dr. Elkins. We knew he was always on our side. Unknowns were our “Waterloo.” Always there, always waiting to lx done. Never enough time. There was always a constant struggle between particles and clumsy lab technicians. And our introduction to Professor Lynch— dear Professor Lynch, who gave us magnificent lessons in school spirit. At first, he couldn’t get a word out of any of us. But later, well, let’s not jump ahead. Who could not help but forgive the test mix up. Remember the display test that was given in place of administration? Never to lx- forgotten, that dynamic personality' Dr. Mann, whose wit and brilliance “snowed us for a time. A wonderful subject. We were able to boast: we had a test that we wrote. Sound easy? Never will you know, in a million years. Once again we met up with Dr. Ebv. Could anyone say, we were not well versed in ’(’ognosy? We knew that Ixx»k. Remember the color of it? Blue wasn’t it? Dr. James introduced us to Quant and always gave a helping hand to any puzzled student, no matter how trite the occasion or matter. But Quant lab instigated clubs—for instance, the Saturday morning Quant club. Where good friends met to round out the six day week. Our Senior year rolled around and a strong class spirit seemed to arise. A Lynch motto became quite ix)pular, “Stick with me. you can’t go wrong. We started on our excursion of class trips. Remember the Naval Base?? We never visited the Hospital ship, but remember all the excuses we tried to dream up? Anything but return to school! A flickering light and darkness again descended upon us for the second time in our school careers. A dimming and later darkness—our first Senior quant test.. And ’Oology lab—a first hand introduction to the animal world. We were obliged to touch THEM. Ves, this and much more. But before we do bore, The deadline does call. Finis---------------- 15
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