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

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© JOGESH CHANDRB BOSE Department of Medicine ( )SE is the leading statesman. pnlitician and speechmaker of the graduating medical class. hrequently he rise.s to great heights of oratory and emotion in dis- cussing the League of Nations and damning luigland for her alleged op- pression and exploitation of India. Bose is to go back to India as a medical missionary. He is one of the best men of the class, and it is certain that his friends will not l)e disappointed in their hopes and wishes regarding him. FRANK BOWES Department of Law ' Y ' f ARGE. loud and true friend W are the words to express our thoughts about this man. Howes who when present occupies one of the rear seats in the class-room, and it is said that he is very fond of the ladies and of hard work, however, when these two things conflict we are quite certain that he dro]5s the latter, as anv true and gallant gentleman would do. But he is a good fellow and an ex- ceptionally fine classmate, and we are sure that he will be a successful law- yer, and he has our best wishes for a prosperous career. 7 n ' cnhi-( irce

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MARIAE --ir. Vi.iJj!HJi;,UjvH !i; HARRIET WILLETTE BLAND General Education 2 A the fall of 1917, -P.iUie de- scended upon the campus and § S88 startled the inhabitants by be- ing- the second girl to enter the College. The professors gave up all hope then and said co-education was getting a strong foothold. The boys of her class welcomed her with open arms and trusted the treas- ures of the class to her keeping. Billie ' s love for her class is para- mount and she never loses an oppor- tunity to express her devotion for its nembers. Billie takes a great interest in flowers ; in fact, she expects to de- velop this love for all things floral into a profession. As interest and hard work are the chief factors of success, we all know ■■Rillie will succeed. SAMUEL BLOCK Department of Pharmacy XSTEAD of devoting his time , to the masteries set forth in the ag Pharmaceutical Laboratory by Dr. Krantz, he spends the two hours twice a week training up and down the aisles for a cross-country obstacle race. We wish him more success in the race and in his future life than he has had so far in running down the ingredients of Pharmaceutical prepa- rations. Tivcntv-tivo

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TpcrCDLJA MARIAE HARVEY DONALD BROWN Department of Dentistry = cE) ot a GA1 ' F. ' , associate editor. Sen- ior Class, the man of the hig physique, who. to the grratifica- lion of the faculty, is possessed chronic, hitjhly infectious and contagious affliction, characterized bv an unsurpassed degree of skill in all the branches of dentistrv. As a stu- dent, he is among- the best, a fact which is verified by the turning over to his care of the X-ray Depart rent in the earl)- part of the Senior year. Fond of milkshakes, movies, automo- biles and Fords, his surplus of adipose tissue is easily accounted for. When it comes to gold fillings. Brownie can show you how. Being plump, he is. of course, good natured. We can truth- fully say that Harvey is an all-round .good fellow. Liked by everyone in school, he will be liked by all the folks he will come in contact with while in practice, and. with that assured, the rest will come eas •. EARL EDGAR BROADRUP Department of Medicine ! :i K ySZn IMS (|uiet and unassuming i lung man is no less an indi- go i(lual than Earl Edgar Broad- ru]). All our attempts to find out anything about this youngster previous to his coming to the Uni- versity have met with disappointment from all sources. He appears to be adherent to the moral ( f that famous quotation: ' ' He that knows when to speak knows when to be silent. for he is always ready to absorb any stray bit of knowledge which happens to be floating around his vicinity. The one distinguishing trait o ' f this fellow is his decided antipathy to girls. We are unable to say whether this is because some little girl ran away with his favorite top when he was just a little boy. or whether one of those sweet young things of more mature years ran away with his heart. So Edgar, old top, in your battle with the world, which will not be as hard for you as fi r some of the rest of us. we lio]je that the horseshoe may ever be in front of you. no mat- ter wher; vou go. Tlvent )-four