Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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A.Ph.A., STUDENT BRANCH, 1951-52 Pffeficienz, MAX ANETZBERGER, JR.g Vice-Preficievzzf, FRANK G. PRATT Secremfy, ELEANOR P. P1-3NDERGAsTg T ffemurer, SUMNER A. BERKOVITZ Progmm Cbairmavz, JOHN T. FAYQ Faculty Aflvifefi. RAY S. KELLEY.

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STUDENT BRANCH OF THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION The American Pharmaceutical Association, parent of all non-academic pharmaceutical organizations in the United States, was established in 1852. From .its headquarters, the impressive American Institute of Pharmacy in Washington, D. C., it is the most eloquent and venerable voice of American Pharmacy. Enthusiasm for the organization of a student branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association led nearly one hundred Seniors and Juniors in February, 1945, to petition for a charter from the Association. They had drawn up a constitution and by-laws, and had made all necessary financial preparations. Professor Lynn and Dean Newton agreed to sponsor the petition, and in March it was granted. Regular meetings thereafter, with guest speakers and educational motion pictures, quickly earned the Student Branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy a place among the leading undergraduate organizations. With Professor Ray S. Kelley as its Faculty Adviser, the Student Branch during the past year enrolled the largest membership in its history. MEMBERS, 1951-52 Francis R. Adamski, William M. Alexopoulos, Gloria D. Alvino, Max J. Anetzberger, Jr., Earl C. Ashley, Daniel S. Atwell, Theodore S. Azer, Philip A. Babcock, Leo F. Bachilas, David L. Bartlett, Marie A. Bastianelli, Mar- guerite M. A. Beauregard, Oscar S. Beck, Sumner A. Berkovitz, Melvin H. Berkowitz, Richard P. Berry, Robert K. Berry, Stanley Blanchfield, Ralph N. Blomster, Donald C. Blyth, Richard J. Borgatti, Richard A. Briggs, Armand C. Brousseau, Alfred G. Brown, Jr., E. Stuart Brown, Marie L. Brunelle, Philip A. Bugler, William T. Burns, Francis J. Bush, Edward L. Byrdy, James D. Caponetti, David P. Carew, Yolande T. Caron, Ralph Carson, Roger M. Chapdelaine, Albert Chapper, Patricia T. Chase, Anthony M. Ciampa, Walter J. Ciampa, Ernest W. Clark, Jr., Robert B. Cohen, Sumner N. Cohen, Edward F. Collins, George H. Connolly, Milton R. Cook, Shirley I. Copeland, Robert A. Cunningham, Thaddeus V. Czakowski, Barbara H. Dailey, Zeroon Damboorajian, Thomas W. Danehy, Stanley -L. Davidson, Chester H. Davis, Gordon S. Dean, Augustus E. DeMagg1o, Colburn C. Demro, Keith F. Dennison, Jr., Mary L. DiGrappa, Joseph J. DiPietro, James A. Donahue, Jr., Robert J. Donovan, Robert J. Dorval, Henry F. Drew, Robert E. Drew, Walter F. Duddy, Edward W. Duggan, Paul J. Dumouchel, James J. Durkee, Merton S. Dyer, Donald K. Eastman, Ira P. Eastwood, George H. Eaton, John T. Elder, James G. Fanikos, Norman R. Farnsworth, John T. Fay, Jr., David Feather, Burton M. Feeny, J Richard Fennell, Edward J. Feroli, Barbara A. Fitzpatrick, Francis K. Flanagan, Robert P. Forte, Oscar F. French, Irma R. Friedman, John. A. a non Leo P Ga non Lester R Gagnon William G 1'd',H W.G , - 8 f ' .1 Rilgazrland lildszell G. Ggsdia, Geraldine Gauthier, Esther S. Geigis, Paul S. Gendron, Francis R. Germain, Sidney German, Robert J.. Gerraughty, Russell W. Gilbert, Stanley F. Godes, Gerald E. Goodwin, Alice R.