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

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f.lQ.E.S.H.M.A.N . . Officers CHARLES F. BOESEL. .............A.,.,,,..............,........,,....,,.. ...........x,.....,,,,.. P resident CHARLES H. KISSEL ,,,,,,.,., ,............. V ice-President JOSEPH B. BITTLES ........... .....A....,,...... S ecretary EARL BEST ............,,.,............ .,....,,.vv................ T reasiwer ergeant-at-Arms WM. H. BLOEMKER.. The Freshman Class S WE entered this college last October, we did not think so many things could happen to us in a few short months. The knowledge acquired, the honors bestowed upon our most brilliant members, the joy and sadness to be shared by all did not mean anything to us at the time, now they have become realities. The Juniors, our hereditary enemies, were entirely different than we had supposed them to be. Instead of a collegiate restlessness, we found men industriously working for the emblem of one of the most ancient and honor- able professions. The freshman pranks we had rnischievously concocted were thrown aside for the more equitable coat of manhood. The energetic spirit which pervades the entire college seemed to Shake us out of the lethargy we, as freshmen, had the right to assume. Now, as we look back to those busy months, we wish to thank the college and its faculty for arousing us from that deadly state, and for the invaluable advice given to us. We are proud to be the first class to receive the degree of Bachelor of Science as class group, yet the proudness is somewhat modified by the thought that the time-honored Ph.G. is to go out of existence. As the end of this semester approaches, we look forward to the opening of next school-year, when we will have the opportunity to take our first regular class- work in pharmacy itself, and to therenewal of our freshman friendships. CHARLES F. BOESEL. Page Forty-Four