St Louis College of Pharmacy - Prescripto Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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as---l---S3 D I2 li 5 ci ID I D T o as--2-f Miss Park i W '1' w' sxazsgwlkfzi' ng ' Miss Mary Park has been associated with the St. Louis College of Pharmacy since the Fall of 1926 when s-he came to us as Secretary to the Dean-Dr. VVhelp- ley. Before that time she had for some years been associated with Dr. VVhelpley as his private secretary in his capacity as Editor of The Meyer D1'uggist.- She has had much experience in College work especially in regard to enrollment and matriculation-acting as Registrar in absence of the Dean. But Miss Park is best known tothe students for her sweet disposition and equable temperament. She is accommodating at all times-no matter what the favor we ask of her, she gladly and promptly grants it. Many times we would be lost without Miss Pa1'k's helping hand-'phone calls would not be delivered, lost articles would never find their owners-even dances might not be properly advertised through the medium of the Bulletin Board. Moreover, she even acts as anti-depressionistf' Many a time when we were 'iblue she has raised our fallen spirits. And again she has raised our fallen finances through helping us secure employment. No matter how busy Miss Park may be, nothing is too great or too trivial to receive her immediate attention. She is interested in each of us at all times and enters into the spirit of our school work as well as our fun. Unassuming and Democratic at all times, she is a real friend in need. The office and the hall would seem empty without her. J T- of Q' 'Ui I 9 mtg. 3 2 1- 4 1 Page One Hundred Six

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x----211 D I2 li S ci I2 n In T 0 1e-1--+-- CHARLES W. MUELLER In the year of nineteen thirteen Mr. Charles VV. Mueller began his- career at the St. Louis College of Pharmacy, at 2108 Locust Street. As custodian of the building he had a multitude of duties to perform. When we need a pencil, notebook, lock, key, any repair work, help in our student activities, he lends a Willing hand. He has done much to make our school life more pleasant, enjoyable and profitable. VVhen we are in need of advice about affairs within his domain, he cheerfully gives it. He has the welfare of each and eve1y student at heart regardless of age, sex or creed 3 all are treated kindly. As the days, weeks, yes years, go by, we realize more and more his value as a friend and helper. The student body takes this opportunity to show their appreciation for his work and interest in their behalf, during their college days. It is with great pleasure that we ponder over the happy hours spent with Charlie at college. He has a very friendly attitude and a good sense of humor, and we can all recall the numerous interesting and amusing incidents related by him during our college work. It is the hope of all the senior class, that they will have the privilege of enjoying a happy reunion each year in the future, with Mr. Mueller. l X --'af I9 Gia. 3 212-N fe Y Page One Hundred Five

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