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

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FRANK PAUL KRATZ 813 Mt. Holly Street Baltimore 29, Maryland Newman Club Student Council 3. A pleasant smile and a kind word to everybody. Although considered one of the quiet boys of the class, one can always feel the pleasing countenance of Frank when he is around. We wish him lots of luck in his profession. LOUIS HENRY KRAUS, JR. 220 S. Augusta Avenue Baltimore 29, Maryland Executive Committee of the Student Auxiliary of the M.Ph.A. Mild-mannered, conscientious, and diligent, Lou is always ready to help at the asking. An Eastern Shoreman, Lou will be an asset to Salisbury. STANLEY H. KRAMER 2906 Ulman Avenue Baltimore 15, Maryland Fhi Alpha A man of few words vvho believes silence is golden . . . Stan took a year off to do his bit in Korea for Uncle Sam, but came back in time to graduate high in the class . . . a consistent worker witli initiative and ambition. SIDNEY ISAAC LERNER 2.5 N. Chester Street Baltimore 31. Maryland A.Z.O., Rho Chi Student Branch of the A. Ph. A., Maryland .Mortar. Prom Ccpiu- mittee. Feature Editor of the Terra Mariae 4. Brains plus, witty, always ready with a smile. Pfizer man. Sid will be a worthy addition to the pharmacenticai pro- fession. Seriously. I ' d like to ask a question. '

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r3 I ' lllLlI ' KICilAKD kAK.N Hm.timokk . ' 5(1. lMni. N[) . ' Imlfnt Branch ip( tin- A.lMi. A.. Prutiram Chairiiiaii I. Mary- land Morlar. With his sparkling personality, plus his gift of gab , he nmlH talk a chemist into hydrolyzing water. Phil has what ll lako ti] rcacli tin- top in his chosen profession. d k. IIO ARD CHARLES KERPEI.MAN .i7l)7 Cold Spuing Lane Baltimore l.S. Iahyi.and I ' hi Alpha Student Brand A 111. V.I ' ll. A.. I ' lii Mplia. .Secretary 2, President 4. Maryland Murlar. .Miinini Smuker L 2, 3, 4. Phi Alpha ' s Prexy Deluxe . . . Soon tn lie the knot, Charlie is a hard worker, versatile, ami a will liked classmate . . . Will certainly maki ' hi- mark in I ' liarmacology as well as in Pharmacy itself. MORRLS L. KESSLER 290.1 L ' lman A tM K Bm.timork 1.). Mahm. m) i. .O. Suli Dii.clonim of . .0. t. Class (iasanova. our Imy Miiish knows all there is lo he known about comparative anatomy ami semi-pi-rmeable mem- branes. With hi- knowledge of the skills of the profes-ion, Morris will he an as-i ' l to any pharmaceutical establishment. MKLVIIN (;ll •UERT KIIT :W12 Bki-mki Am i 1 Bm.tivhihk 15 Mahyi.ami i .d Prom Commitlei-. One of the most recent additions lo ihe Hubby corps , . . Since that day in August. .Sel is swell with Mel , . . Polienre, fortitude, and technii|iie are seen nl iheir be-l in Mel. Low on boir but high in experience.

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RICHARD LEONARD LEVIN 2905 I. M)H1KST Avenue Bmiimipuk I(), I hvi, 1) Rho Chi Class President 2, 3, 4. .Stndiiit Coiiniil 1. 2. Klin Clii Treasurer 4. Alumni Smoker 3. 4. Terra Mariae. Asst. Busi- ness Manager 2, Business Manager 3, Editor 4. Our answer to Einstein, works hard for class activities, sharp dresser, onward to Medical School. Another memher of the Hamilton foursome. Uick is bound for success in the medical world. I ' llcli game downstairs. EDWARD EARL LVDEN 2221 B nf:I. Stuf.kt Bm.TIMOHK 18. MVK I.AM) ' l),-lt„ Chi inning piTMinalily. liked liy all. sense of humor, lias a way Hitli tile women. A sure liet for success. Anyone for pilch ' . ' IK L E. .METERS 4013 Barkington Road Hmtimoiik 7. Mmivlam) I ' bi Alithii Alumni Smoker 1. 2, 4. Irv is a hanl worker. i inlclli ciii. and evi ' rybody ' s friend. lway ready with a willy remark: football i ' nllni iusl. . worlliwliile aildilion to the profe«-.ion. Deal me in. l IN IU•.K AH1 Mil. LEU .i(i2 ' J I ' mik IIku.iiis km k Km.timiikk l.i. Imim mi Phi Aliiha Easy K ! ! ' - ■•Ir ' um silent type. uluiiy reaily to give a help- ing hanil. Diligence and pi ' rvrxeruiu ' c are among Al ' s miiny allributi . (io smoke a drum.