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

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pq----1-as Dnliscnllbro e---- 1, i l L PROFESSOR E. EUGENE CLARK 'The forces that work lasting things, operate without ostentationg it is by their results that they are known. Quiet and practical energy is the thing that counts. XV e, the Staff, desire on this page, to acknowl- edge the assistance given by our sponsor. He was a counselor and advisor whom we have found to be a true friend, dependable in times of stress as well as in times of calm. ' FQ I9 3 2 pd aw Page SixtyfSeven

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6----Us DIQESCIQIIDTO The Staff Rox' J. KLos'r1:RM,xN , Literary Ed-itov' EDWARD ROSENHAUER PAUL LEYHE Art Editor School Activities PROP. E. EUGENE CLARK Sponsor Advertising Managers DERWOOD B. DL'NB.AR I'IERBER'l' VV. JACOBUS X-7ERNON C. IQLEIST J mm i 01' fl ssistan is XVILLIAM A. VVILDFONG FRANCIS M. I'IEWI'1'T, JR Freshmen flssistants FRANK IWERCER XVILLIAM E. LU'rz THOMAS O. JAMES MORRIS O. OBERMAN ...-I I 'ff 3 2 I-... :vc 1 K R 1- Dis LD Page Sixty'Six

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nnlisclzilncro eh--f An Admonition fX'1f7 A schedule of work to be done is quite as necessary to an annual as it is to a railroad traing and each is likely to be wrecked without it. Your book must come out on timeg nothing is sadder, editorially or financially, than an annual which is not finished until the College year is over. There are a multitude of details to be considered in the making of an annual, and unless there is a competent schedule and earnest co-operation some of the details are bound to be overlooked. After the election of the staff, a permanent schedule of work was adopted in order to promote harmony and prevent duplication of work for succeeding classes. VVe will attempt to outline brieiiy the plan followed this year in editing the PRESCRIPTO. I The work was divided into various portions and students were selected from the three classes to take care of the part allotted to them. The editor had complete control, and the staff members were responsible to him. He dictated the work to be done and in general acted as a supervisor. i The associate editor worked hand in hand with the editor, and took charge in his absence. The business manager in conjunction with the editor worked out a definite budget. Then with the assistance of the advertising manager and his aides he devised a method for financing the book. VVe suggest that the rates of advertising adoped this year should be accepted as a standard. It is quite reasonable to charge twenty-live dollars for a full page, fifteen dollars for a half page, nine dollars for a quarter page and live dollars for one-eighth of a page. Students are encouraged to secure the ads by offering them a Eve per cent commission to reimburse them for the trouble necessary to obtain the advertising. The art editor appointed by staff had complete charge of this phase of the PRESCRIPTO. In general, his work consisted of supplying that portion of art work not furnished by the engraving. The following committees were appointed: Photograph Qsnapshots and group picturesj, School Activities, Organization, Humor and Featured Articles. In our opinion. this schedule of work has proved quite satisfactory: and it is hoped that it will prove beneficial in editing the 1933 PRESCRIPTO. ' THE S'1'.xr1f. ,QQ I ...Ji I Q .sq ty, 3' 2 L... .Q '1 F 1' Page SixtyfEiglzt