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

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DANIEL A. FIELDS North Carolina Phi Chi, Randolph Winslow Surgical Society. ■ -f L spent his first two years of medicine at 1 I North Carolina. Then he decided to come North to seek knowledge. Since being here s he has become acclimated in every way to Maryland. In his fourth year Al served as interne at the University Hospital. His service has been ery successful, especially with the nurses. His conscience guides him well. ABRAHAM FINEGOLD Pittsburgh, Pa. Phi Lambda Kappa, Sigma Lambda Pi. OME of the boys call him Finney and they say he wants to be a surgeon. If he is he ' ll neces- sarily be a darn good one. However, we have an idea he should be a gynecologist — he stands kinda strong with the women. He ' ll be invariably mentioned when we talk of the good ole days. We ' ve always found him a real friend, a good sport; quiet, cheerful and so sympathetic; an idealist and a dream- er; a popular lad held in high esteem by all. He heads for Pittsbugh territory and we warn the great there to look to their laurels. Good luck to you, Abby; we are proud to know vou. HARRY R. FISHER New York Tan Epsilnn Phi. IND this is Beau Brummel Harry — no, Ches- terfield Harry, with a dash of Rudolph X ' alen- aww tino. We suspect that Harry is going into ' -■ gynecology for the good he can do poor suffer- uig humanity. A great scout, withal, and he will be as popular with his patients as he was with us. Page Twenty

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' KMEmMmI CARLTON ALDERMAN DAVENPORT North Carolina Detia Sigma Phi, Kappa Psi, Randolph Wiiislow Surgical Society. O ' AVE is a good fellow, the better known, the better liked. Although always interested in gsis at least one of the fairer sex, he is faithful t o i a his work and does his tasks well. He is an- other of those typical Down Homers who joined us at the beginning of our junior year, and quickly proved to us that he was loyal to any worthy cause when his interest was sufficiently aroused. With the splendid character of a good student and a real gentle- man, we feel justified in looking forward to the day when he will be an illuminating figure in his chosen profession. H. ELMER DEAN, A.B. Utah Phi Beta Pi, Randolph ]Vi)islo ' d ' Surgical Society. yfc- ' HE third of the Utah triumvirate is friend C , J Elmer, otherwise known as Hugh and Dr. R Dean. He came to Maryland at the beginning SS of the junior year and spent his senior year as an interne at the University Hospital. He intends to remain in Baltimore another year and then go back to the West — the land of milk and honey. The best of luck to you, Doc. EDWARD EDELMAN New York years. Always an energetic student, he has mmJ stayed right along with the crowd. We can ™™ see nothing ahead of him but success. ( lood luck, Eddie. Page Nineteen

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ii%ImM IRA FLAX New Jersey Phi Delta Epsilon. The coming obstetrician of Newark, New Joisey. ' J. M. FREHLING Kentucky a BIT () ' the bhxrney, applied with the touch of a master, and appHed at the right time, can wy carry a man right successfully over many eiiLam obstacles, and Frehling is a rather apt example of the truth of this statement. He came to us three years ago, and has been regaling us ever since with stories of the glories of Kentucky and the inhabitants thereof, but his handicap is over- come by his other qualities and he has earned a defi- nite place in the class for a ' that. L 1 Phi Lambda Kappa. IRVING FREIDMAN New Jersey ' ER listen to a quartet and see four singers? Ever listen to a quartet and see only one singer? Ever hear a human cornet? Irv is our mystic vocalist. He doesn ' t do it In ' radio either. Four years of search ha ' e failed to re ' eal his secret to us. Though quiet usually, he has helped to pass away many an idle hour with his talent. We admire him for his unselfishness and heartfelt interest in his classmates and cannot help but feel that his patients will have found a staunch and life- long friend. He has distinguished himself by being a good student and having an envied character. He will be a prominent figure in the medical arena, from our knowledge of him. Page Twenty-One