University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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 Robert C« mminc: Wilson, Ph.C. Director of the Srhool of Pharmacy

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Senior Pharmacy Class Officers J. 1). Mellon........ R. L. Neville ........ Miss Eunice You mans H. B. MiskofT........ .............. President ......... Vice-President .............. Historian Secretary and Treasurer

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Mardine. Mesopotamia. Turkey. • Deiiinslliriiinil. (’resilient Cosmopolitan Club; V. M. (’. A. Cabinet; Secretary and Treasurer Senior Pharmacy Class; Student Volunteer Hand. It on under tbe Turkish Crescent in Mesopotamia—that land of little light and few opportunities- iiaiinn took advantage of the meager facilities for education offered by American Missionaries until the war with its horrors of Turkish massacre closed the school and put a premium on the life of every Christian. K »r five years. Hanna roamed the Mcsoimtamian plains, a rump-trailer to the fighting armies. On the entrance of American relief workers after the armistiee 11ulitm was enrolled as i; worker and by his untiring energy and ability to learn, rose from tile position of office hoy to 1m chief interpreter and assistant to the I’ost Surgeon. Coming to America in the spring uf 1!»21 by bis own energy and his own efforts, he enrolled in the IMuirinacy Department of the Cniversily, and. working under perhaps as great a handicap as any student, lie lias made his way to graduation. As busy as he has necessarily been, he lias found time to devote bis energies ardently to V. M. ’. A. and Church work. The future success of Ilniina Miskoff is written, whether he seek it in the country « f bis birth or in the country of liis adoption. “Labor, Cheerfulness, anil Charily are the Ideals from which life is fitted for happiness. JAM ICS DAVID MKLTOX. IMi.fS Pete (SrecilWood. S. . Demostlieiiian. President Senior IMuirinacy Class ’23. M e now present for your approval. (Sentlentmi. the leader of the l’lmrmaey Class, and very deserving is in-.if that distinction. Pete . a native of the Palmetto State, lauded in the Classic ( 1 t.v III September 1!»J1 to In-come one of us. • s good points to draw from with which to write a pleasing description that il is difficult to choose, First of all lie is a fine fellow, happy, amiable, and with a smile that 'Y°ar D- I ' s. a good student, and is very popular with those members of the faculty with whom lie emuex n contact. Hesides liis ambition to exceed in the art of Pharmacy, he intends to go deeper m the pursuit of a H.S and then into medicine. i.nek to yon Pete. and may tin best be yours! He silent or say something belter than silence.