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

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MORRIS J. BRENNER Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Alpha Zeta Gamma What is to he— will be RENNER hails from that city of smoke, Pittsburgh. It is said that people in his town carry lanterns during the day, as it is so dark there that it is easy to be lost. As he is dark complected, perhaps he is carrying Pitts- burgh ' s trade mark with him? Brenner has two hobbies in life ; one is girls and the other solder- ing Richmond Crowns without checking the facings. He prefers the former all the time. To see M. J. walking on the street one might think he had an urgent diplomatic engagement in Washington. We are glad to say that he shows the same character- istic speed in the infirmary. We unite in wishing him success in dear old Pittsburgh. Twenty-five LOTTIE BRICKNER New York City, New York Gorgas Odontological Society Smile, and the world smiles with you YflOTTIE came to us in the Fall of 1920 from George Wash- ington University, and quick- ly endeared herself to us all by her ready smile, constant good na- ture and winning personality. Like a bee, she is constantly and diligently at work. Even her spare moments are given over to teach- ing at the Baltimore City College or at the Jewish Educational Al- liance. Yet with all that work she is very often seen boarding the W. B. A. for Washington. What ' s the attraction, Lottie? Is it that D. D. S. that ' s keeping the tele- phone wire hot several times a week ? Whatever may be your fortune, we, the Class of ' 23, feel confident that you will keep up the ide als of the class and the profession, and wish you long life, good health and success.

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JOHN L. ASHBY Johnny Mt. Airy, North Carolina Psi Omega Fraternity Gorgas Odontological Society G ALM and easy going is John- ny. He is small of stature but true to the old saying, good things come in small packages. His college career began at Geor- pia Tech, but after due considera- tion he decided to take up the pro- fession of dentistry, much to the benefit of the profession. During the four years spent with us he has made a host of friends and is well liked by all. Johnny is an ardent admirer of the fair sex, but never lets them interfere with his work. He is a strong believer in work before play and for that rea- son, combined with his great tech- nical and operative ability, we pre- dict a very bright future for him. ALLAN R. BETTS Morris Plains, New Jersey Xi Psi Phi Fraternity ® OME folks choose their life ' s work, others acquire it, but Betts inherited his from Father. A quiet sort of an individual, contented to attend strictly to his own affairs, but not lacking as a friend. When the work of the day was going just right, he carried his characteristic smile, but let re- verses happen and the whole world was against him. As you came through the World War, so are you leaving this four- year conflict. Unwounded, but your fighting spirit ever beyond reproach, and you lined up with the rest of us for the citation for which you fought these four long years — the coveted diploma. Well, Betts, there is great work for you along the line of your specialty. Prosthetic Dentistry, and we all wish y ou success. Twenty-four

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LOUIS LOMBARD BROWN Ellicott City, Maryland Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Gorgas Odontological Society X N May, 1902, Louis was born on a farm near Ellicott City, Md., and it was here that his elementary education was com- pleted, and in 1919 he was grad- uated from Ellicott City High School, with high class honors. In October, 1919, he began his col- lege career at the University of Maryland. Having chosen Dent- istry as his profession he has ap- plied himself to his work untir- ingly and through his fidelity and veracity he has won the honor and friendship of all with whom he has been associated. Since 1920, Louis has been an active member of Xi Psi Phi Fra- ternity. He has served his frater- nity in various capacities and has always been a most dependable member. ELLSWORTH W. CHILDERS ■ ' Chillie Salem, West Virginia Student Council Gorgas Odontological Society Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Theta Nu Epsilon fTrjHHjLIE is our idea of a good fellow and is neither too good nor too bad. Comparing our school days to a day at the races, then we would say that Chillie is a strong favorite and we ' most know he is a sure winner. Many a time after we all have gone out to face the cold wintry blasts of the cruel, relentless world, and col- lege days shall have passed on into stern realities and responsibilities, or when in a reflective mood, per- haps, we will conjure up a mental picture of Chillie and the gang, who knows but what a smile will travel lightly across the face ac- companied by the remark, Not so bad. Twenty-six