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

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JAMES RUSSEL COOK, B. S. Cookie Frostburgh, Maryland President of Freshman Class Psi Omega Fraternity fJlFTER gaining the degree of L Bachelor of Science at St. John ' s College, Cookie de- cided that specialized education would be a great aid to real suc- cess. So he journeyed across the State from Frostburg, where he has spent most of the time since March 1, 1897, in growing up; and en- rolled in the U. of Md. He sprang instantly into prom- inence, being elected president of his class the freshman year. Since that time he has always remained a leader in school activities. With his ability to maintain a wide circle of friends, in addition to hs perseverance and undoubted ability, his success in dentistry is assured. CHARLES C. COWARD C. C Cheraw, South Carolina Psi Omega Fraternity Gorgas Odontological Society Yes, as sure as Heaven ' s above, A U. of M. Dental man will fall in love. G C. IS one of the quiet fel- lows in the Senior Class, but just let him once be aroused, then he exhibits a fiery spirit such as one would hardly think so mild an exterior could conceal. He is a renowned plaster slinger, and a very devoted lover. Is one of the recognized floor leaders of the Carolinas ' Delegation and is al- ways ready to champion their rights and toot their horns. Ex- amine his record for yourself and see what a heap big man he is! Twenty-seven

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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

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WILLIAM H. CROWLEY BilV Troy, New York President Gorgas Odontological So- ciety Psi Omega Fraternity ILL is one of the members of the class who firmly be- lieves that good things come in small packages. Just look at him. He is apparently a great ladies ' man for there are many sweetly- scented letters that come to him. We would like to know who she is. Bill is a hard, conscientious worker and will certainly be suc- cessful in his chosen profession. He has the best wishes of every- one in the class for a long and suc- cessful career. EDWIN SEBASTIN CUMMINGS Ed ' - Newark, New Jersey Xi Psi Phi Fraternity lUMMINGS — that name is quite familiar in Washington — however, it is not to this distinguished gentleman we refer. Edwin would scorn such an hum- ble office as senator for he has already served one term as Treas- ui ' er and two as Vice-President. Sebastin has been with us four years, during which he has become famous by operating upon the piano, dining at Baum ' s, and vamping the ladies. His Airdale hair knocks ' em cold. He is the master mind of the University Five, and their Saturday after- noon concerts have been enjoyed by many. Eddie has a sunny disposition and a friendly smile. He is a mod- el student, a fine technician, and a clever operator. Ed is of that type who succeed in whatever they undertake. A great future awaits him, for he is a good sport and a fine fellow. Twenty-eight