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

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NATHAN BYER Department of Dentistry A n mm DATE, is . ssociate Editor, Sen- usr Class. The leader of the small ,! rnu]) that did its initial work in dentistry at the (ieorge Washington Liiiversity, and spokes- man for that i;roup at the University of Maryland. Studied medicine at Jefferson Medical College for one year and later changed to dentistry. Nate is a methodical hardworker, a good mixer and conscientious in all ho undertakes to do. Mis finijers re- ceived early training- for the practice of dentistry, for he taught, for a period, at a deaf-and-dumh institute. Nate has been studying the stock mar- ket in his spare moments in order to know in what to invest the returns of the ftiture. His all around qualities and determination to do the best that is in him shduld insure him a large clientele. STANLEY L. CAMPBELL Department of Pharmacy y 1 1 E l)ranchcs of Hump ' s vl family tree are unknown to us, gg|g hut from all nhservations we have heen led tn conclude that the initials of one of his ancestors must he Rip ' an Winkle. All kidding aside — Stanle - is a sober and indus- trious student, which is proven by the fact that he is not only a married man, but strives always to attain the highest degree of perfection in everything which he undertakes. ( ' .ood luck, Stanley, may you attain the success in the future which ytni justlv deserve. Taent }-fi ' C

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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

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LOUIS MAXWELL CANTOR Department of Dentistry A 12 H( )L ' is Treasurer, Seninr Clas.; ; Assistant Business Manajjer, Terra Mariae. 1921. The man )f the sport caps and derbies, these helping to designate his sporting- proclivities. The best trailer, or treas- urer, the class could have. Expert in the art of making dentures and bridges, Lou ' s advice has helped many a classmate. In theory he has done exceptionally well and boosted tlie L ' niversity of Maryland by passing off the Connecticut State Board ex- aminations, in his Junior year, h ' ull of stories. Lou will certainly keep his patients interested and amused, so they ' ll co ' .re back. Has all the char- acteristics of the bound-to-succeed practitioner. DANIEL JOSEPH CASEY Department of Dentistry A n OAX. member i f Students ' Council. 1921; Historian, Sen- M ior year. One of the most pop- i a uiar men in the class. A most conscientious worker and firm believer in the motto: ' Tf a thing is worth doing, it is worth doing well. He disproved that prejudiced statement that the Irish are wild, for Dan is the most level-headed, fair-minded, sensi- ble fellow we have met. His hobby is holding a dirty-faced urchin by the hand and leading him, in the Infirm- ary, to his chair, and Dan does it with a grin on his face. Dan combines social uplift work with his dentistry, for he has coached Old Man Friday, his first patient, in the art, of washing liimself, taking a haircut occasionally, and even wearing a collar. If person- ality counts for anything. Danny should be driving a car within a very short while. Tivcntv-six