Brooklyn College of Pharmacy - Pharmakon Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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'QCP 4 i C3233 PMAQVIAKON j PFW 115 4 v University of Dentistry, in New York City, and New Jersey College of Pharmacy in Newark, New Jersey. Finally on February 6th, 1927, the Supreme Council of the Delta Sigma Theta tendered a dinner at the Hotel Empire tothe initiates of Kappa chapter at the Long Island College Hospital. The initiation of Kappa, forged the last link in the chain necessary for Delta Sigma Theta to be recognized as a National Frater- nity, having ten or more active Intercollegiate Chapters. It is safe to prophecy that before the close of 1927, .two or more chapters will have been added to the rapidly growing chain of active links working for the common cause to advance the ethics of the healing arts of pharmacy, medicine and dentistry. Thus we see that Delta Sigma Theta has followed the trend of civilization in its growth towards nationalism. p I 4 . Not only is Delta Sigma Theta noted for its rapid growth but also because it is so different in many ways from other' intercollegiate fraternities. - Firstly, it is the only organization of its kind in 'the United States which em- braces the three healing arts of pharmacy, medicine and dentistry. Secondly, Delta Sigma Theta is one of the few non-sectarian fraternities. Thirdly, Alpha Chapter, along with several other chapters, points with pride to the fact that most of the teaching staff are honorary members of the fraternity. Lastly, the high scholastic standing of its members is its f'raison.d'etre . The Delta Sigma. Theta Fraternity has always been recognized as a leading factor in college life and has come to the fore on more than one occasion. In order to keep alive the ideals of two of our deceased professors, the Delta Sigma Theta Fraternity has perpetuated their memories by awarding annually two gold medals, known asthe Professor Joseph Kahn Memorial Award for pro- ficiency in Pharmaceutical Chemistry and the Professor Frederic P. Tuthill Memo- rial Award for the highest standing in Practical Pharmacy. At the annual banquet tendered to the Basketball Team by the General Or- ganization of the Brooklyn College of Pharmacy, it has been the 'custom of the Fraternity, for the past few years, to award a token of their esteem to the Basket- ball Team for its meritorious work throughout the season. P TheiDelta Sigma Theta Fraternity takes this opportunity .of thanking its honorary members for their interesting talks on meeting nights and their' whole hearted support of the social functions of the Fraternity. The Fraternity is also the proud possessor of a rare, antique,,ivory gavel, which is highly treasured, not only for-its -value but also because itwas presented by our own Doctor William H. Weygandt. . We point with pride to the fact that due to the generosity of Doctor Gelber, honorary member of our Flower Hospital Chapter, we are able to boast of a pri- vate room in the Gelber Sanitarium for the exclusive use of Delta Sigma Theta members. This is another instance where our honorary fratres have shown the spirit of Delta Sigma Theta in their association with us. The fratres of Delta Sigma Theta are proud of their organization, constantly striving for the betterment of the healing arts, proud in their choice of honorary members, men who have made their mark in their respective branches of endeavor, proud of their intercollegiate affiliations, proud to call themselves Delta Sigma Theta Fraternity menibecause it stands for the best in the advancement of the ethical side of the healing arts of pharmacy, medicine and dentistry. Page 210 ,f DJ Q X, C45 4 - v Mx:

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