University of Maryland Baltimore Dental School - Mirror Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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WALLACE BURTON CHESTERFIELD Chesty, King Newburgh, N. Y. Newburgli Academy ' 26 — Alfred University ' I • O Here is a man dilificult to descrilje properly. A man wliose interests ramify as widely as do Cliesty ' s must be possessed of an adventurous spirit; and in his case all the enthusiastic friend- liness and good fellowship that an adventurous spirit implies are fully realized. We envy those whose paths in life may at some time intermingle with the course of Chesty ' s career. WILLIAM G. CLARK Bill Elizabeth, N. J. Battin High School ' 27 — A ' ew York Univer sity 1 ' O, Gorgas Odontological Society From the very beginning of his scholarly career, Bill succeeded in holding the esteem and liking of his class mates. The per- sonification of sane ambition and t ue sincerity quickly proved that he was master of all he surveyed. We are confident that in the future that same zeal will win for Bill the realization of his highest ambitions. V Vd. 9i- cP- PAUL R. CLAYTON Bishop Lansdale, Pa. Lansdale High School ' 27 I Q To grant Paul sufficient space for the renowned record of his years at Maryland would, indeed, require an entire Mirror in itself. Bishop ' s ability to apply himself diligently to the task at hand, his affability, his capacity for making friends and holding them, and his Chesterfieldian manners bespeak how wisely he has chosen his career. All success, Bishop! ' iJiJAJ ]U( U UrJA ' Twenty-Eight

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A. ALLKN BKOTMAN AI NiCWARK, N. J. South Side Ilifili School w K A, Gorgas Odontological Society Associale Editor Mirror ' 33. Gentlemen — meet tlie Big Boy. What a build, planned for big things, made for endurance, and characteristically featured as an example of ambitious motives. Al is endowed by nature with those irresistible charms for which those poor femmes of our fair city have no resistance. He holds the non-stop record for over-night stops. We wish you well, and are looking forward to seeing the fruits of your ambitions realized. a- oM M. EDGAR BROWN Brownie Fairmont, W. Va. East Fairmont High School — Fairmont Teachers College University West Virginia Brownie has qualities of sterling character that will stand him in good stead. A constant worker and one with ability and ambition. We know that the professional world ot dentistry will well profit bythe entry of you Brownie, Best of luck. t cJlyy DUDLEY CURTISS BROWNELL Dud Mexico, N. Y. Pulaski Academy ' 3S S ! ' • Dud hails from up state New York, and we understand that he is a hunter of no mean ability; when he is not occupied in looking for class fi e cavities he busies himself taking blood counts at the University Hospital. We wonder if this is due wholly to his interest in science. Tweiity-ScL ' en

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ALBERT COPE COOK AI, Judge Frosthukg, Md. Beall High School— College Park, Md. V i.1, Gorgas Odontological Society President Gorgas Odontological Society. The gentleman and scholar — with the sound combination of good fellowship and student ability compactly fitted among his many attributes — Al has always been sincere, antl because we know him we are certain that this quality will always be associated with him. This friend, who has had our interests so at heart, has now our most sincere well wishes. Good luck Al. ( [££ - ( DAVID HENRY DURYEA Dave H WVTHORNE, N. J. Central High School, Paterson, N. J. s r Head and shoulders above them all, Dave quietly on his way, and proceeds to be the spectator. Even tho he comes from Mosquito infested Jersey their sting seems to have driven him on towards rather than retard his progress. JACK M. ESKOW Snow Perth Amboy, N. J. Perth Amboy High School 1 E A Jack hails from the wilds of Perth Amboy although he entertains big city ideas. Snow w ' ill always be remembered for his big- heartedness and w ' illingness to lend a helping hand?. Did you ever ask Jake why Burns and Allen are his radio favorites? Here ' s Juck to you JackieU Twenty-Nine