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

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Anton Baldwin, Jr., Pop Maryland. Age, 28; Hei.yht 5 ft. 6 in.: Wei.yht, 150. But in the -way of bargains , ii ai c iv inc; F II cavail on the ninth part of a hair. Great Caeser ' s ghost! What see we here? Is it man or beast, or one of the spyn.x of yore, that smiled and smiled and then smiled some more? For four long years we have la- bored in an attempt to find it a name or a han- dle which would be characteristic enough to describe this specimen from the animal kingdom. We call him Poji , Dr. Freeman calls him Obstetric Joe e -er since he found him asleep on the ice-box at three A. M. waiting for an Ob. case. Dr. Len calls him a midwife , Dr. S. calls him Acromeglia and -ou may call him what you will. After all has been said. Pop will be a credit to the class of 1916. He is an excellent and indefatigable worker, a good student and a self made man. May his success be such that his life may be one of ease and ])leasure. A future member of the firm of McKee Stirgical Instrument Co., and he will sell you everything from a Portal sys- tem to a set of F ' alloiiian Tubes. ROBICKT B.MI.IN, J E Brooklyn, N. Y. Newton High School Age, li: Height, 5 ft. 7 in; Weight 151 ii Oh thou. ' Whatrirr title .uiits thee. Bailin, from i)ractice should be a [irofession- al manicurist and masseure. The hours he has spent on his beautiful comi)lexion ha ' e afford- ed us much ])leasure this year. We regret that we know no more about him. 27

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F ' kanki.in H. Axdi ' .kson, Punk ' ' 2 ' K liahiinorc, Md. lialtiniorL- Polytechnic InNtitntc. Akc, 27; HciRlit, 5 ft. S in.; Weight, 145. he lias any nuillx. Ik lias Itll us in daiil ' t. Punk is one of tlie local 1)0 who de- cided that l ' )16 va the best class after all and joined us last year. He is a fjood student and one who is exceptionally i)opidar with us (also anion.u the fair sex. ) We wish him all the success possible. RiciiAKi) ' ri:ri ' ,i:K ' ii.i.i ' . AknI ' .st, Dick ' ' 1 A Habile, a. Uandol|ih Macon W P. 1. A e, 23; Heij ht. 5 ft. 7 in; Wei.i ht. l. () .■ iid aiiliiijz liiiii lailcil ailir hi in in I ' aiii. Little Dick . ' call him, f uij pii)l)alil - to the fact that in his I- ' re hman ear here, he roomed with Pugilist . What Dick doesn ' t know of JSalliniore an l its ways and means, is snrel ' not worth knowin.i.;. We exi)t;ct Kr - ' i ' t things of Dick when he becomes Chief of the Bu js in ' ir).rinia. 26

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Pi:kci ai. Rohkrt Bkxnktt X Z X ; :■ K Bryson Cit -, X. C. Brx ' son Cit - Hi.yh Scliool A.y-e. 21: Height, 5 ft. lo in; Weight, 145 Kanddlph WiiiNlinv Sur.trical Society; CraftMiian ' Club. prt ' er .ti cnt pnidiiicc to oi nacioiis tolly. Xlil) camt to u from the Tar hc-cl tate Init (|uickly adojited the ways of civilization. Won i|uite a reji for himself as a weilder of the hammer. Of a natin ' ally hris ht and retentive turn of mind, Xubs has taken advantage of his o]iportnnities and knows enoiiKh to make the Tarheel doctors set U]) and take notice. He holds the distinction of being the first man in the class to find that state of single blessed- ness too nuicli a liore for him. Vet, he doesn ' t look heni)ecked, so tlie rest of us are beginning to think iierhajjs it is as well as not. Ki)w. Ki) Havjcs Benson, Red Cocke s ille, Md. Age, 2 Height, 5 ft. 11) in; Weight, 165 (• I ' lolcc no proniisr, xrrvcd no private end: (iaiiud no litlr, lost no fiiciid . Whewl!! but it ' s warm! I wonder if that fool i .ho -eling coal again. Xo, all wrong ni - friends, it is Red. This flaming specimen of the lower regions is our only re])resentative of the class o f jieople who ha e been careless enough to allow their hair to get rusty. What. Hopkins? Xo, he graduated from the high school out in Towson. He bribed the ex- aminers and has gotton through so far but it is a Long lane that has no turning. .Ser- iously Ben is some ladies man, and also some student. Wliile not an honor man, he will make one of the best practioners of the class. Here ' s wishing c)U all the success one can ho)ie to obtain in Tnwsou. 28