University of Maryland School of Pharmacy - Terra Mariae Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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il. Ilicveii Aicxom, llaltiinore, Maryland. llaltiinore City College. O 111011 z'l111fj111I1fv.vf 1111 ffiiiigfx, stay' my f1l0llffllf.Y, for to .N'llI'T't'VV the 11'c111l ima' vz11'1'f1ly' flllllffls of 11Il1c1',v, -:i'v1'1' 17111 to 11111kv my .S'0l'l'0'ZL' fjl't'tII'L'V. One of the nohlest eharaeters in our school, He has attended to his own business, has done the right thing toward all inen, has inade a good record as a inedieal student, has achieveal much in medical faine. and shall yet do won- derful things in the world. For a wonder he rooined with llill Sloan for one whole year and always outwitted liill in his argu- ments. Keeps excellent company and has made good in every respect. llence, to say the least, is going to inalie an excellent physi- cian-one of our prineely fellows. Member of l'hi Sigma Kappa. 35 nate are those who an easy, free-going at first suspect his powerful inincl. A , ,Xi.i,,xx Ili-ix N i-1'l i', Klichllesex County, Yirginia. llfn' goof! l .Yffllltf 1111 ix IIIVX' f1'111'f1 and l1o111'.vIy, I frm' llllfflllllj 'zufzuf flfffl 111' .mid 11gft1i11.vl IIIC. 'llo know the man is to love hiin and fortn- have that privilege. of disposition, you would not depth of character or his gool student and a friend to all mankind, he will go about doing good.

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lf.Xl,l'll llxlcklson zfXRIXlS'l'llHNG', Athens, l'ennsylvania. llaltiinore Medical College. , 1 lo 1'!11'11t' 11'IL'll .wif lu' 1'1'11U. Lllllf if 11111.vf fnflnfu, as Ilia 11111111 H10 11'c1-V. 1'!1o11 1'1111.v'! 11111 lf11'11 111' false fo Ullsl' IIIIIII. Ile is quick in temper, quick in thought, uiela in action, and quick in seeing things. . ..,. llis gitat lialiit and delight was to raise as niueli lllss :is possilile. llistory has hini on record for liuying clothes at lZraffer's in the H winter and storing them away to lie used as 1 . liitlnng suits ni the sunnner. Ile cznne here . . , fioin the lialtiinore Nleiliml Qolleffe .X nienili . 1 5. .,. er of l'ln Lln. FRANKLIN R. AND1-1RsoN, Baltimore, Maryland. Baltimore City College. Bvitci' if is to die, better to sz'c1ri'c', 1111111 Cl'll'Z'F flzc hire fulzirlz we first dc- .s'eri'e'. I lllll half flIl'0llfjfl H10 one fuzrz' s11jjfered, the other will I do. To him we take off our hats and clasp his hands over the fact that he is the best look- ing man in the whole big crowd. He has always been popular among all men, but some of his associates partly ruined him. XYe are grieved over the fact that he changed his course into one of live years. He did well as a student and as a man. He is going to make a profound scientist. He is a jolly good fel- low and, we believe, a real living man. The worst thing we have against hini is the fact that he associated with Deiner, and Deiner is a good fellow, but a different sort of good fellow as compared to Anderson. Phi Sigma Kappa. f 34

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'1f1Cl'il,YN XX. l11,.xe14M1-111, CLD., Salisbury, North Carolina. University of Missouri. 1 1111, 111111 11' IS 11111113 1116 11611 111'Z'1ff,S 1110. 111'111' 11 11111, 11111111111 ,' for It 1x 11 1111611 7411111 .v111111111111x 111011 111 111'117'1'11 111' 111 11011. ,X main of profound knowledge and as- pect. 'l'hat his future will he a radiant flame of success is evident to all who know him. lleing of such stupendous proportions in mat- ters of learning, he rather prefers taking all cxznninations and has little sympathy for his weaker hrotliers. lint for all that, he is il man :ind friend worthy of the name. May each day he as stepping stones of success in each vczn' of his life. l'i'csident of Class of 1913-1'1l-1. Xleinher of Chi Zeta Chi l r:1ternity. RICIIAIQD BINION, PILG., Sparta, Georgia. L'niversity of Georgia. O11 10116111719 0f1l6'1'11f7S11L111ll.l'11IF1lL lllllll 110 IIZOVC be se'e11,' O! come, be 11111'1e11' Ll .X'6'l'0lld 111116 2111111111 1110512 a1'111.v. After having been graduated from the l'har1nacy School of the Georgia University, this nice young man ventured into the un- known realms of Mexico, where he rolled pills for a livelihood, and shot the hull as a side issue. For five years he starred on the baseball and football teams. When he Came to Baltimore Hrst he became famous by the magnificent curly locks and rosy complexion which he wore. However, we do not believe that he uses paint. But the sad feature of his career Caine about when John l3laeknier took the shovel from Binion and left Binion to use the cart. One of earth's hrightest jewels in Sigma Nu and Chi Zeta Chi. 36