University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Pharmaceutical members are ROW ONE: Dorothy Harris, Shirley Davis, Alice Acevedo, Suzie Wright, David O ' Day, Virginia Mosses, Carol McBride, Carol Muller, Jackie Jeffers, Pat Nations. ROW TWO: John Howell, Ned Heitz, Glenn Ottermon, Greg Moog, Darrel Blakesley, Stephen Rogers, Norma Jochumsen, Linda Wells, Lola Hopkins, Kay Sorensen, Mike Gulley, Jack Kreider, Tom Stathos, Philip Hayes. ROW TWO: Bill Burleson, Paul Guse, William Abu-Assaly, Jack Bone, Joe Draskovich, John Marker, Bob Baldisseri, Ron Wendling, Robert Cross, George Darlington, Randall Vessey, Jim Deane. The objective of the American Pharmaceutical Asso- ciation is to support, aid and promote interest in pharmacy among students in the College of Pharmacy, said president Carol McBride. The organization tries to inform students of the problems and changes occur- ring in pharmacy. OFFICERS: Carol McBride, president; John Arnett, vice-president; Carol Muller, secretary; Stephen Rog- ers, corresponding secretary; Ned Heitz, treasurer; Lola Hopkins, adviser. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Gary Book, James Conroy, Darrell Dillion, Otto Van Duyn, Art Ekberg, Wright Fujikawa, Frank Guffey, James Kelly, Ed Kirsch, Roger Lemene, Glenda Long, Mike Preator, Jim Sabo, Pamela Scranton, Kathy Shot- well, Jan Smith. pharmacy groups aim to promote interest in pharmacy Kappa Epsilon, the women ' s honorary in phar- macy, employed a file to help find summer in- ternships for its members. New and prospec- tive pledges, who must mainJain a 2.0 average, met members during a fall get-acquainted tea. On the list of activities for the group was a drug abuse program. We wanted to show stu- dents what harmful effects drugs can have, if they are misused, said president Shirley Davis. OFFICERS: Shirley Davis, president; Carol Muller, vice- president; Jockie Jeffers, secretary; Carol McBride, treasurer; Dorothy Harris, historian-reporter; Norma Jochumsen and Lola Hopkins, advisers. Kappo Epsilon members are ROW ONE: Carol McBride, Shirley Davis, Kay Sorensen, Dorothy Harris, Carol Mul- ler, Alice Acevedo, Suzie Wright. ROW TWO: Jackie Jef- fers, Norma Jochumsen, Lola Hopkins, Linda Wells, Patricio Nations. deportmental 97

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future doctors urge consideration of field stress importance of medicine Alpha Epsilon Delta sponsored a pre- professionai day to acquaint undergraduates with procedures and qualifications of medical school, dental school and training in medical technology. The purpose of the high school pre- med day was to encourage students at the high school level to pursue medical careers. Alpha Epsilon Delta sponsored lectures related to the medical field and movies showing operations and organ transplants. OFFICERS: Gary Way, president; Gary Gibson, vice- president; Donna Markley, secretary; Michael Groshart, treasurer; Joan Simon, historian; William Pancoe, ad- viser. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Janelle Burleson, Susan Helvey, Michael Giesler, David Hill, Sparky Ime- son, Michael Kirol, Michael McCleskey, Mark Mailander, Douglas Robb, Gary Seymour, George Stebar, Stephen Stoll, Marva Swanson, James Toth, Melan Trbovich. Alpha Epsilon members are ROW ONE: Gary Gibson, Allen Elvick, Donna Markley, Joan Simon, Mary Jane Mossie, William Novotny, Alan Boribeau. ROW TWO: Steve Lemley, Bruce Culver, George Stephens, Gary Way, Wil- liam Webster, Bruce Bullias, Frank Thelen and Bill Ceretto. the catalyst is the big project of phi delta chi this year society seeks top honors Phi Delta Chi, professional pharmacy fraternity, was established on campus in 1949 and is one of 46 chapters across the nation. During the fall semester, the group won a third place award in the National Pharmacy Week contest with their window display in the student union. In May, the members published The Catalyst, a collegiate pharmaceuti- cal magazine that was distributed to the other chapters across the nation. The honorary used various fund raising raf- fles in order to finance their activities. Our motto is ' Phi Delta Chi, Leaders in Pharmacy ' , said the university chapter ' s president George Darlington. OFFICERS: George Darlington, president; Felix Mercado, vice-president; Tom Stothos, secre- tory; Jack Kreider, correspondent; Jack Bone and David O ' Day, advisers. MEMBERS NOT PIC- Ph, Delta Chi members are ROW ONE: John Marker, Felix Mercado, W. D. Hard- 1 = ?° ' ' ' ' ' t ' n ' l t ' ' ° ' T f igan, David O ' Day, Dean Bone, George Darlington, Jack Kreider, Tom Stathos. ?°9 ' ' ' ' ° d Mark ROW TWO: Glenn Otterman, Darrel Blokesley, Greg Maag, Edward Baker, John Thompson. Howell, Joseph Draskovich, Mike Gulley, Stephen Rogers, Ned Heitz, Bill Burle- son, James Dietz. ROW THREE: Jim Deane, Jim Sabo, Ron Wendling, Randall Vessey, Phil Hayes, Bob Cross. 96

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almost everyone has a special interest in something — it may be cooking, danc- ing, stamping freshmen, marching, riding horses or drinking on friday afternoon 98