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

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ANDRES GUTIERREZ CASTRO Department of Medicine y Ills stnrdx sun nf C (.•ntra! CQ America has Ijeen with us only since our third year. Castro is especialh- ])riiticient in billiards. lie is tn 1)e .seen every Saturday nif ht ]ini lin;.,r around ( Ireene and Lombard, waitiiijj for an op]Xjrtunity to ])articipate in his favorite sport. Although Dr. McCleary once ex- pressed his belief that Castro was in some wav related to a one-time presi- dent cif a turbulent Central American republic, who possessed the identical name. — we are able to state, after a very thoroug h investitjation. tliat such is not the case. — that Castro is ncjt a n- ember of a royal, fiijlitinj famil)-. His face is a r iyal one: he is a fii hter. having had more than one tussle about women — but attain we say that he is not a member of a royal, fisjhtinL, ' family. Castro is a congenial cha]i — conlial. agreeable, sociable. We lio])e he will be success fid in his life ' s endeavor. JOHN CHARLTON Department of Law I ( )( )K out. here he comes! ( )ur friend. .Mr. Chaidton. He is l l one of the gentlemen who occu- ])ies a rear seat in the class- ri (jm, and we all wonder why ( .■ ' ) Some sav that Charlton is married, others say that he is not. and that he is onlv mortgaged, but we believe, after a thorough investigation, that the first mortgage has been executed and that in the near future it will be cleared off. Charlton is a good student and a fine classmate. Although we are very sorr to lose him we are sure that he will be successful in the legal preifes- sion, and we wish him all kinds of success. TTvent )-S€Ven

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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

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WALTER BUCKEY CLEMSON Department of Dentistry n i :• K ©LX ' K. lleneatli a happy, ami- able, care-free, broad and joy- j g inis grin. Buck, with his agree- able and generous disposition and whole-hearted impetuosity, carries a nature that can be as serious as his loyalty to his friends is deep. Depend- able and sincere, and with a love for good times and good fellowship, he is one of the real boys at any time and on any occasion. His work at school is nost commendable. So much does he like his chosen profession that he spent his summer vacations plugging gold and making other restorations of the type for which the school is noted. Courteous and considerate. I ' .uck ' s sterling qualities will win him a well- merited place in whatever comnutnitv he niav locate. CHARLES WALTER COLE Liberal Arts 0 | L ' R class was not complete until we had .someone among us whose every action was regular and well-timed, so Madam Fate stepped up into Towson and brought us a celebrated clock. Big Ben. and no one will deny that Ben ' s works are as regular as the movements of his namesake. King has held practically every honor which it is possible for a man to achieve in college. The presidency of his class and almost every organi- zation of which he is a member has fallen to his lot. Durine; his Junior year he was Editor-in-Chief of the Reveille. He is a hard worker and deserves all the success which has h.een his while at the ITniversity. Kins: expects to enter the Harvard I. aw .School and we feel proud that such a representative of the Univer- sitv of ] Iarvland is soon to make his mark at what is perhaps the most difficult and intricate of all profes- sions. The high regard and esteem of all who know him goes with him as he attacks the larger problems of life. Tii)enl])-cighl