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

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1933 PRI SCIRIP IO 1 :fx CHARLES W. MUELLER URING the year of 1913 Mr. Mueller began his career with the St. Louis College of Pharmacy as custodian. As such he has a multitude of duties to perform, which, no doubt, become harassing and monotonous at times. When we need a lock, a key, repair Work, or help in student activities, he has always lent a helpful and willing hand. Charlie with his seeming bruskness hides humor and congeniality that is not always seen at first blush. Years after We are gone from college We will remember his kindliness and his numerous interesting anecdotes relating to events of student life and of the Co1lege's history. We wish to take this opportunity to express the appreciation of the student body for his interest in their behalf. We, of the senior class, hope that we shall have the privilege of enjoying his friendship in the years to come when we are fortunate enough to revisit the College. Page Eighty Fwe

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1933 PRES Clll PTO Chi Iota Phi Dance HE first dance of the year was given by the Chi Iota Phi fraternity on October 29, 1932. Although this was not a masked affair, the ballroom was appropriately decorated in the familiar orange and black decorations including jack-o-lanterns, witches, and cats, befitting a Hallowe'en dance. The festive spirit was enhanced by balloons, noisemakers, and decorative caps. Dr. Thayer, Professor Dallmann, and Mr. Ferguson were the chaperons for the occasion. This dance initiated the social activities at the St. Louis College of Phar- macy for the school year. A gala spirit prevailed throughout the evening and old friendships were renewed. Page Eighty-Four

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1933 PRES CRIPTO Qmega Phi Dance Page Eighty-Six N the evening of December 14, 1932, the Omega Phi Society sponsored a dance at the College, the proceeds of which went to the PRESCRIPTO. Those in attendance spent a most enjoyable evening dancing to the tunes of the orchestra until 2 A. M. the following morning. The chaperons for the occasion were Dr. Thayer, Professor Dallmann, and Mr. Ferguson. The Staff is grateful to the Omega Phi Society for this splendid co-opera- tion. It is this spirit that has prevailed during the course of the school year 1932-33 that has made the year as successful as it has been.