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

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1933 PRESCRIP'1'O O I O O I I I ' H . 1 w 1 ' ' fn WILLIAM A. WILDEONG FRANCIS M. HEWITT, JR. Editors SIDNEY B. SMITH, JR. Business Manager HYMAN SILVERBERG Advertising M anagei' HERMAN P. WINKELMANN Art Editor Advisors PROFESSOR XIVILLIAM P. DALLMANN DR. JAMES R. THAYER PROFESSOR LEO SUPPAN Page Sixty-Three

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1933 PRESCRIP'1'O D.lQ.E.S.C.lQ.l.D.T. Page Sixty-Two HE publication of the 1933 PRESCRIPTO has necessitated the co-operation of all students of the College. For this splendid co-operation, we Wish to express our deep-felt appreciation. We also wish to thank the Faculty for the interest they have shown and the co-operation they have given. We especially wish to express our sincere gratitude to Professor Dallmann, our literary sponsor, who was always ready and willing to aid us in publishing a book that would be grammatically correct. To Mr. Jeskey, editor of the 1932 PRESCRIPTO, we are greatly indebted for the advice he has given us. The PRESCRIPTO benefit dances given by the Omega Phi Society and the Junior Class are instances of the enthusiastic co-operation we received from the students. The capability of the Junior and Freshmen assistants has enlightened the Work of the staff proper. They have aided in that they have, through intimate relationship, procured significant representation of their respective classes in the 1933 Pmsscnipro. - The Fleming Printing Co., the Central Engraving Co., the Van Miller Studio, and the Becktold Cover Co., also deserve a vote of appreciation. Our advertisers have largely contributed to the success of this publica- tiong for this we thank them. The 1933 PRESCRIPTO has had many ups and downs, but determination has been the outstanding characteristic of its promulgation. Daunted by a period of relapse, financial difficulties arose, which caused considerable discussion among the members of the staff. For a time, the chances for the publication of the 1933 PRESCRIPTO seemed impracticable, but, realizing the necessity of continuing a so far successful student publication, the staff and the students of the college together with the faculty have striven hard to publish this annual on a successful basis. We sincerely hope that it will meet with your approval, and that you will receive and treasure it as a valuable, pleasant reminder of your college days. THE STAFF.

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1933 PRESCRIP'1'0 .lQ.E.5. Page Sixty-Four The 'Staff Literary GRACE BENINCASA VERONICA H. EISELE Humor ERWIN K. KASTRUP JAMES B. KLORER A Activities CHARLES M. LANCASTER JAMES L. DOWNING Junior Assistants HOWARD P. BARRY CAREMLO CAMPANELLO Freshmen Assistants WILLIAM H. BLOEMKER LOUIS L. CAMP Typist LAYTON W. SCHNEIDER .lQ.l .....