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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

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'34 -- , I -u g f 35? . , Q., , , ik-I . 4-3 , '3 I ,T H QM why-, 1 ., V . , D. f J rw: ' LI -1--vm 9:51 , S Y . . ff ' LA 4 5 E J i 5 ,.., 5: if --- ,. L 1' E ,Q 9 .S , ,quo . ..5:? M ,,.,-,. ,,,, -. Wx I ,J 'yn' if-Q Lai fi . l' .,, ,,, . pg .aw- 6 1962 Prescrzkbto ea'z'catz'0n It is with extreme pride and pleasure that we dedicate the 1962 Prescripto to Dr. james R. Thayer, an individual who has touched deeply the lives of all who have known him. Dr. Thayer has the distinction of being one of only a few Deans of a College of Pharmacy who is not a pharmacy graduate, but he continually displays his sincere interest in our profession through his dedication to the discipline and training of the pharmacists of tomorrow. He is a member of those organizations which con- sistently strive to elevate the professional standards of Pharmacy, the American Pharmaceutical Association, and Missouri Pharmaceutical Association.. A chemist by profession, Dean Thayer was born in Medina, Ohio. He corn- pleted his undergraduate work at Ohio State University, then pursued graduate studies at Wisconsin University, where he received his Ph.D. degree in 1928. Later in 1928 he was employed by Parke, Davis and Company as a research chemist and in 1929 he served on the faculty of the California College of Pharmacy. Since 1930, Dr. Thayer has been with the St. Louis College of Pharmacy and in 1958 he was appointed as Dean of the college. He is regarded as an outstanding professor in the classroom, but his warm personality radiates far beyond his teach- ing ability. He is a true friend of every student, and willingly contributes his time to many student organzations in the college. He is a member of Rho Chi Honor Society, and served as Grand Regent of Kappa Psi Fraternity from 1960 to 1962. It would be impossible to adequately describe the numerous accomplishments of this great man , but we who know and love him, realize the full extent of his achievements. The Student Body of the College of Pharmacy very humbly dedicates the 1962 Prescripto to you, Dr. James R. Thayer, and we wish you to know that we are proud and grateful to share a relationship with you as you serve us as teacher, Dean, and everlasting friend. 2 JE. .Y-1.1274 M3511 Riagg. ' i T E 1' 'HH3121 The 1962 PTKSCTZWZO ea'z'ca1fea' To E feat 111 '11 '11 111 es:z?1231iQ ' 1 1 is ,E Y, J' 'Sgf 1 13. J sv ' W1f2?E?i5Se'!12'N' Wm ,wm.,111- HH 11 11 11 1 1 QE? 11 1 11 1, 1 '1 111111111111ff15ff 11 1111. 11 ' H11 11!ff,11 ,H 111 ,1111 , 11 111 ffizzeivsfw 1, '111 '111 sEE?f!Q?14sZT11ZZi,sZ,, 111 11 ,fsgsifsiwasu '111 111 ' ' H21 , , !'111FQ35w7' M111 21 11 . ,QE 531 I' H 1 ,., ,' m . 6 -. 1 ,1 gs, ,1., f'E5:5E5ggE Eggigi: --2-1, 15 DEAN JAMES R. THAYER A.B., M.S., Ph.D. 3 1 1 W Charles C. Rabe B.S., M.S. he eem 0 Students he resident Frank L. Mercer Ph.G., B.S., M.S., Ph.D. dm z'nz's1fm tion L LEONORA L. BODE MATHILDA BAISCH Rzgislmr .S'frrrfr1g1' I uf f I w ,I 4 L R. E. DIETZSCHOLD MARTHA HAGADORN ALVIN KRACI-IT Axxl. Treasurer Secrelay .'Il'fI1IU1fIlI1l MARIE HARVEY EMILY SHEETS Svcrflzzfv Llrbfllflrllfl I5 ,.. E: GEORGE ALLEN B.S., M,S, Instructor in Chemistry BYRON A. BARNES B.S. M..S'., PILD. Asst. Professor of Pharmacology Faculty A 1 gi.. 3 tt tt . LESTER C. BRUNS Asst. Profbssor of Chemistry MARGARET J. COULTAS B.S., M.S. Instructor in Pharmacology fi., mils: 1 QS- ' N is .Q 'bv - -'F ' 'i' ' .4 -' -51' - -:ap - . . af . Faculty GERALD C. HENNEY B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Asst. Professor of Pharmacy Administration JACK JUE as., Ms. Instructor in Pharmacy nl 5-.1 '31 'xx ,l MOHAMMED A. GHAFOOR B.S., M.S. Instructor in Chemistry CHARLES B. DREBES A.B. Asst. Professor of Mathematics 'if 5 , ii A X H.C. ESCHENROEDER B.S., D.V.M. Lecturer in Animal Health Faculzfy GEORGE F. REDDISH B.S., Ph.D., Sc.D. Professor ol' Microbiology JAMES R. MCCOWAN B.S., M.S,, Plz.D. Professor of Pharmacy ,fn , no W., ' . ,rs no ,QQ Q 4 TAYLOR LINDHORST B.S., M.A. Asst. Professor of Pharmacognosy PHYLLIS M. SARICH B.S. Instructor in Microbiology A saw JAMES H, SMITH B.S, Instructor in Pharmacy WALTER RIST A.B., AJVI., Ph.D. Professor of English and German F aculzyf ROBERT H. SCHLEIF B.S,, Ph.D. Professor of Pharmacy - A , Q ,, K V g . My Q , V -F K DON G. SHEETS JOHN F. KEANE JR. A.B., M.S., Ph.D. B.S., M.S., P!z.D. Professor of Chemistry Asst. Professor of Physics 9 it Faculty ARTHUR ZIMMER B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry WILLIAM WEIDENBACHER B.S. Instructor in Pharmacology Graduate Students in Pharmagf A cz'mz'nz'stmtz'0n Mickey C. Smithhjames H. Smith, Richard A. Bazzoni, Charles P. Tharp. , 1 :tw .P it-: A5532 so Q U fi 10 516722.07 lass O fears VICE PRESIDENT Thomas A. Macovev Richard E. Enclris PRESIDENT Joyce R. McGuire SECRETARY Ronald M. Fishman TREASURER n Seniors Robert S. 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McGlasson wi :Sw 'ik lifi '15 George Mitchell Jr Barry Muchnick Seniors Martin Nadel swf- joe K. Neal ,f,,'. . Rf ' 1, David O'Nea1 Seniors William Pinkerton ' o ,J Richard L. Pohlman Robert C. Reiter Robert E. Roehrs Seniors Gary A. Ruedin A TN- ff , 355, U1 ,JSQ5 11105, , I 111, A155 W 1.1, 1 M, 525355 3 15555111111 1- 111111, ?-21551 1 'W 11-, 5,111 ., ff-.u ,', .,2wrL. J. 11 1, 115 111 oseph Shea swf is QM '21 XE 1 L 11 . v,.. 4 high' - 11 ' -Qzakiii' 125 111 1 a,,11 1111 11 1 1 1 1 ' '-fm 111 .4355 Q53 Eg! 555 fhiffigsg. 1 ,W 11 Q 153391111111 141111333 1111 55511 11 we 221235 1,-Q. 3112111 :EV fi' 11 111' '11! Q53 fgfivs' ' ' 11. - ,Z ai: ITL :' M1 4 1 V. ames R. Schmidt 1 W-mr :fW.,1, 1 .1 Jw 1 11 , 11 11 ?, Q5 .1 H kr Shamim A. Sheikh Darwin G. Siegel Stephen R. Smith Seniors Howard S. Smith Edwin L. Stamm Larry Stamrn Darrel Stauffer Senio rs George Stamper Herschel Townsend Seniors Robert E. Vetter , ,ass ix M- 'n1'wi.,,,g i iz! , M i M3535 , , 5 543'-Elk 5z MF' David F. Weis M 522:41 Ml, iw WEA? 1123? A xv 1 Q 'Q i 5 i 11 gauge: Qiijiifi 1 unxgsnii wwwmwwwwwuif 5773135777 mi l11m1I11g Qffi 'iii 'Y 4 i l iill ,,gE:...' Richard Waghalter Barry Wilson Senzbrs Robert Wolfangel fx M. , if lo 1 I H gl, ,Big jggg? Mmgi . Egg F in lm amiga. ' I lk V I V of M gg , m -W' mlm. m X 'Ju William Wuenscher 522 TSS' , l :ea wg H ' 55 Donald R. Wolff ' 5 , 5 -V H H gy, Y has ,A ' Wag Ke ' W Eg? ug small' Qu.. M ' QF Nga ,. YQ, Us H? 12? ww U xg N i ff: ,ff , ' i ff 7,61 fb ?g, J., fn Louis A. Yourchak ws- ww on unior lass Ojcers K I Timothy Cusick PRESIDENT SECRETARY Carol Sue Holt Robert Shipley VICE PRESIDENT , fn 'QW' 29 TREASURER Mary Langhans unio rs Aaron Adams Ronald Adams Jackie Baggett '33 ,Q ggi ll Aa' 7 'R ' 1 M IN Raymond Blitstein Thomas Boettger Ray Boismenue Roy Bolen w x Mari' Richard Bailin Robert Barkin Donald Bastean Ronald Baur William Belli Alfred Berving Gerald Best Frederick Bierer Sandra Blanquart Norbert Brodzinski Wilbur Bruner Michael Cleary Betty Clasen Robert Cole Armon Crawford Don Cytron David Davis Jeffrey Davis V eeeeeee D l r 391 TW I l E g x wx. Q J 2 'M 'iN 31 UHZOTS Charles Bona Joseph Boots Roger Boss v- fs Q .:, -va: 1 lx Yung' I J f S v L w,um wkln 'L Q 3 , ., -if-13:3 fr-. E- I l Y , .V J u .J l W.-. J ,e ll 1 Jw . IL. ri , .,,. 1 T? VV Paul Fiehler Robert Finnerty Leo Fredrickson Manuel Gerlt Lloyd Guthjr. John Hampton Charles Hatcher john Hendricks james Hendrickson I , 44. ' 1 fi 5152 M: unio rs Harold Endris Gordon Evans Mary Ann Ferry Ronald Hilt Carl Hogan Ralph Horton Sue Howard unioifs Lois Ingram Larry Karch n George Karpman i in if Zrr A x.:. MLW? if I' Ty 5 ir ' 'sv l2 .'f' , Richard Lewandowski John Liedman Teddy Limbaugh William Long William Kinner Marvin Kirclier Roy Klostermari Edward Kramer joe Kube Albert Kwitzky William Lay Jay Lazar Max Leber ' V . '11 . 3 - gi .1 AQ V gf 1 , 'X 1 1.g.:rw , . L , ' .L-,.. . -v-l I 33 1? uniors Lowell McCullagh Lyla Medalie Paul Menges 4' U 1 li agpy y ll,l cf.. j , . c,,.g 4-40 1 1 ...- ,,:-11 - rf . - . -' ' ?Y!?G'gx5 P533 L 4.29, ff 1 X Edward Peters l ' Warren Pevnlck il steve Phillips oe Prado Byron Michelson Patrick Miederhoff jeffrey Miller Robert Morgan Kenneth Morris Mary Jo Mulligan Leonard Naeger Donald Nelson Glennon Paul 34 Robert Raffurty James Saufnauer Gerald Schleper james Scranton John Shannon Eugene Shea james Shirey Edward Shivcly Ronald Siegel 251 - ' s K I' P A fililf f l :ik ww ua 2- 5 unio rs David Press Donald Price Richard Rehg 31 ll :,-. J Q Fl' lifill-Qnff-X ' 'l l Q Leslie Sigale L Sl f- 7 John Sorensen sf if E' Nz-.7 I I. M. Spector wr.- ' Y 1 X4 M5 ,f Q ' ' Robert Spotswood Q John Sykes Salim Tadrus Ronald Thurman Joseph Tuley Carlo Tumminello James Tyson George Urban Maurice Vinyard Ronald Visintine FAH ff. Sophomore loss 0j9'oo1'5 I Terry Walther PRESIDENT SECRETARY Diane Hendrlx Norman Harashe VICE PRESIDENT nf' TREASURER Gerald Blackv ell Sophomores .,.. Richard Bakos Roger Ball Charles Bankes E x 4. 5 i R e - A : farf . Sylvan Cohen A 1 1 yn Robert Collins I fi: , ' V J Raymond Cordes ' 38 2 Larry Bardelmeier James Bauer Robert Bilzing Joseph Bolin Richard Brandstedl James Brown Dennis Bryant Dominick Caleca Robert Cima '57 wi 1? Av 'Q Q fi 7 , is H I PK Q fe-f R f i gn 1, Q 1 Ralph Dorr Patrick Doyle -Ion Ebcrharclt james Erdman Thomas Faust Ronald Felchlin William Fitzpatrick john Forti Charles Fritz Sophomores james Cradock james Dedera Harry Diehl i '71, Mi' Qig Larry Gent Richard George james Godat XYilllam Gross VVillia1n Grosse III Donald Hagen John Hager Robert Hartmann Lloyd Hartshorn Norma Heckcmeycr Joyce Henry Kenneth Hill '4Q 7 it' .5 Sopfzomores Edward a nsen Russell Jowetl i 3 ef, 5'jQgi. il john McMullin Dennis Magee Robert Matthews Richard Kallvy Bruce Kidder Nikolaus Kohler Alex Krupski Anthony Kwak Carl Linder james Lovins Richard Maleri Gary McFarland Sophomores i .4 5 K1 IX. Don Mertzluft Raymond Migneco Richard Miller jr. Z'-9 .i RJQNF , A H X ww W iL1',Jw.H 2K if r Q , 0 W ii i X 1 ur 2515, ' ,igpx iw' Diane Rhein Harry Richter Terry Rittmeyer 42 Mike Milsark Richard Motzny Hardin Murff Anna Louise Neff Keith Nolder Charles Picardi Patrick Potter Anthony Paul jon Rakers -' '-f- - . A i f-J r f L X I iii Frank Schlosser Ted Schlosser William Schmuclde James Shupenus John Simpson Carroll Sinks john Skaggs Michael Sloan Edward Smith 5 -'bl 1 I sb :- vw . J, Ne, ' fs fm, X V Vis, .. 5,5 ww L Q. ,. Tp . ,. Soplzomores Marvin Ross Homer Ruedin Rocky Schierhoff ,.,E , Ezl , 4 l SN I-an ip? Xie 723' 43 David Sternshein David Tebruggc Charles Thomas EA, . 'ju-q I x , 41 1517 LX R .ir U-nga IL B 4 1 ' f-w I. A - 3 Sophommfes Harold Weiss Donald Welch james Wilson Robert Wolters Robert Ziden Carl Wood 1, ii fin Y , fi 3 , Larry Tucker Don Wager Lawrence Wamhoff James Sinks f,:: noe. Q .E W H 'Z M' ,,,, I J lg ,,, ,rllf 'X Q . S. ii' J' , Wi-, 44 sz, F reslzmcm Class jjicers X I I Er If Paul Pini PRESIDENT SEC RETA RY Barbara Clasen 45 Charles Landsbaum VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER William Reeves QW as-'-V 'keys William Brewer Ralph Bixler VVilliam Bockewitz Robert Brueggeman Larry Bumb Ronald Capek Warren Caumiant Louis Chully William Colclasure james Craig Nolan Crane Wayne Cusick Q . W f Al Stephen Freidin Gale Fridley Paul Fuchs Howard Gaines Michael Girard John Grigus Dennis Guetlerman james Guilacci Lawrence Harashe Dale Heise Danny Holloway Ronald Horschmann , I I K G 7 segfi gz, R, 2 1 z??f.mi5x'3Q4 .. A 'f,'G'f Ii Y' f c. , P -.. Q ' gg MJ Robert Duffey David Finkelstein Roger Forshee VVilliam Fortenbury F reshmen tl Q., ,- bi if 595 HOU? Nur Q. inf 'i' f V, K Charles Horwitz ,fx 1 W an Donna Howard E ll ..,v 2 James HUIS i .1 .3 2 5.4 Barbara Hulsey 47 ,-F' Delbert Langliurd Charles Lazarus Karl Lubsch Eclwzxrcl Mcliricn Charles Manller Charles Martin Terry Marlin Dennis Moody' john Moore James Nold Robert Paluel Curtis Page re VVK: Robert Kzips 'Q , J JM. 1 Kenneth Kearney bf -- i i X, W J F reshmen Mark Kertz zxxnczs Knight iii? in-J fiffwll ll Q vs .. -5 , S-,iei pl i ll ,Q ' 1 Ii QS. H fm- if Q'-'T N .cg .. ,, , .Z 48 l pg P Bruce Qualye M h Robert Rothley ' Lillie Rowe , 7 f Robert Schaefer john Schmitz Alan Schneider Bobby Schneidewind 15... Thomas Sebright ,Sig +331 P m wx l U elf, 1 f x, F reshmen KF Ytv 3 ,A W x.- - x.-,I warn-avi 1 iff' W Michael Templin ,L 9 Arnold Tepper .' A ' it David Thien Bruce Tichenor L 39 v, 4 Ei 1 a. ' 4 WET ,.'l:TQ-.. :-.d4.,'fp,,..y X59 ru-. . Samuel Sharp David Silverman Steve Sims Maria Skye James Smith Ronald Smith Louis Speckart Walter Spihlman Peter State Robert Steffens john Stell Thomas Sullivan Fred Tonnies George Trebilcock Linwood Turley Robert VanHouten William Verdine joseph Vogt David Wesloh X :feshmen Q-.,, 7 - 'li Jeffrey Wilson ', num ': i :I ,.,. 1,6 ' N 1 Ray wisdom 'K 1- 5 4 8,3 -hi ' , WM . fl, , X , A 1 ' ' v.,- f Eugene Wissman ' in Q., X 1, 1 1 ..Q., f 'iv-iv . Q j' ,,,PWwx, f 5' N Benjamin Witowskl E .' ,' 3 b ' X i s x illl iu cis.- David Yociss Bruce Zarkowsky Thomas Zinser '79 , ,, xSQG4jV Q P ? ' X - ' iw N M9 1 1 QV figiwxdlgxu ' ' - '!l!l Eg Fl :f 'tw M, 4 . . 'lui' -I l i , l , 95? .00 QW 51 4 CLK A K Z , LQQQ-VlDE X lx, If X X X W X X x i,-- 'ul' 7 x IW 4' 2 E 4 22 , , 1 , 1, 1 4 X -Z 5 ' 4' -LY , rx, :ZL- , .- LX -J . 'X4 'Z K Y 5 I fb , I : xg - .. A, 1 L k 1T7 ,ax CP X 'Lv -' x K ,4rq ,. ,gb A X gf 4 ,Qi-1' ' . E 4-H 1 , 'mm-.a gm Q . V, 'A-,.,, . ' X L E QB? T66 1- 6 f t6 7' r A -fv.. i9 k'Q,.' fig, rx 'gh' , N 454 'Scarf . X f' : 0 0 31 Iii 'YQ' 4 nv Q ' 0 0 v 1. Organzzatzons Z TQ ww fl fvx XX -Q wgf .ig-J 4 ' q is ho Chi 01207 Socieqfy Raw 15 Edwin Stamm, Larry Stamm, Mary Alice Hofenhlames ney, Dr. Arthur Zimmer, Dr. Robert Schleii Mr. Taylor Lind Visconti, Mrs. Phyllis Sarich, Larry Kimbel. Row 2: Dr. Frank h0rSt. Mercer, Dr. Robert McCowan, Mr. jack Jue, Dr. Gerald Hen- Ujjficers PI'CSidC1'1t .......... . . James Visconti Y Vice-President ....... ..... L arry Kimbel Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . .Mary Alice Hofen Historian ........... ...... E dwin Stamm Faculty Advisor. . . . . .Dr. Arthur Zimmer Beta Kappa Chapter Rho Chi, a fraternal organization dedicated to scholarship and research, was organized at the University of Michigan in 1922. Since the organization was given national recognition, it has grown to include 59 active chapters. Membership in Rho Chi, which is by election, is limited to those who have attained a high scholastic proficiency. The Beta Kappa Chapter of Rho Chi endeavors to promote schol- arship in the freshman class through an award given to the student for the highest scholastic average in his class. To qualify for Rho Chi, five semesters of work must be completed. During this period a BH average, or being in the upper twenty percent of the class must be attained. Students not accepted after five semesters may become eligible in following semesters, providing they meet the same qualifications. 52 nzfe1j9fa1fe1fnz'1Qf ouncil Row I: Diane Rhein, Mary Alice Hofen, Dr. Robert Schleif, Roehrs, Jack Miller,jack -Ialowiec, Richard Waghalter, Lew Phyllis McGlasson, Betty Sue Clasen. Row 2:Joseph Neal, Robert Sanders, Richard Bailin, Marion Kurz. President ...... . . .Richard Waghalter Vice-President. . . ,...... Diane Rhein Secretary .... ............... B etty Sue Clasen Treasurer .........,........ Mary Alice Hofen Student Council Representative. .Richard Bailin I. F. C. The Interfraternity Council was organized at the St. Louis College of Pharmacy in 1961 as a coordinating body over all fraternal organizations of the college. Membership in the council is composed of representatives elected from each fraternal group, by that group, and each organization has an equal vote in the council. The officers of the council are elected from the members of the council, and the office of president is rotated among member organizations. The I.F.C. attempts to maintain a high plane of fraternal life and interfraternal relation- ships, to cooperate with the college administration in their efforts to maintain high social and academic standards at the college, to conduct discussions of the questions of interest to the college and the fraternity world, and to compile rules for regulating fraternities on campus. 53 Kg appa Psi Row 1: Donald Wager, Wendell Hooks, james Shirey, Salim Tadrus, Marion Kurz, Roy Klosterman, Ronald Baur, William Galluzzo, Daniel Mulcahyhlohn Vono, Stauton jurgens, Larry Karch, Leonard Naeger, Harry Richter, Gary Ruedin. Row 2: William Fitzpatrick, james Cradock, David Lustig, Nikolaus Kohler, Mr. T. E. Lindhorst, Dr. F. Mercer, Dr. James Thayer, Dr. Gerald Henney, Mr. Charles Rabe, Mr.James Smith, Dr. R. Schleif, Dr. Arthur Zimmer,-Iames Lovins,james Schmidt. Row 3: Carl Linder, Lowell McCul1agh, Terry Yeager, Jack Jalowiec, Timothy Dolan, Richard Lewandowski, Philip Bangert, Larry Kimbel, Donald Price, John Sorensen, William Belli, James Hendrickson, Mike Milsark, William Gross. O jicers Regent ........ .... W illiam Galluzzo Vice-Regent. . . ..... Dan Mulcahy Secretary .... .... J ohn Vono Treasurer ..... .... R onald Baur Historian ....... .... J oseph Neal Faculty Advisor. . . . . .Dr. G. Henney Gamma Pz' Chapter Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity was founded by F. Harvey Smith at Russell Mili- tary Academy in New Haven, Conn. on May 30, 1879. It was established as a combined medical and pharmacy fraternity. In 1924 Kappa Psi became solely a Pharmacy Fraternity while the medical counterpart became Theta Kappa Psi. There were at that time twenty- four collegiate chapters. Through the proper guidance and cooperation of the chapters, Kappa Psi grew. Kappa Psi was first to become a member of the Professional Interfraternity Conference in 1928. As Kappa Psi grew over the years, it became known as a fraternity of high ideals, and an abundant supply of leadership. New chapters throughout the United States were joining the ranks of these leaders. News of this great fraternity was heard by the students and faculty of the St. Louis College of Pharmacy. On March 19, 1946, Gamma Pi Chapter was chartered at this college. After fifteen years of continued success at the college, Gamma Pi Chapter was proud to have their own Dean james R. Thayer as Grand Regent of Kappa Psi 'National Pharmaceutical Fraternity. Gamma Pi Chapter wishes to thank those brothers of Kappa Psi who have aided this chapter in its progress through the years. hi elta Chi Row 1: Thomas Carpenter, James Visconti, Robert Roehrs, Dr. J. F. Keane, Jack Miller,JackJue, Wayne Loida, Eugene Endris, Gary File. Row 2:James Shupenus, Gary Coopersmith Donald Wolff, Warren Pevnick, Michael Cleary, David Davis, Max Leber, David Johnson, Daniel McCrea, David Dempster, Tim Cusick. Row 3: Robert Morgan, William Guth, Donald Cytron, Larry Bardelmeier, Robert DePriest, James Scranton, john Stocker, Ted Limbaugh, Donald Bastean, Glennon Paul. Ojjqcers President ...... ...... J ack Miller Vice-President. . . .... Robert DePrist Secretary .... . . . . .Robert Roehrs Treasurer ....... .... R obert Shipley Faculty Advisor. . . . . .Dr. John Keane Beta Delta Chapter The Beta Delta Chapter of Phi Delta Chi was chartered at the St. Louis College of Pharmacy on June 10, 1960. There were 37 charter members including Dr. John F. Keane who was elected faculty advisor. Since their founding, the Beta Delta Chapter has been very active and successful in their attempts to keep their fraternity growing and improving. At the present, they have 51 active members, including Mr. jack Jue who was made a member on faculty status in 1961. As is true with all fraternal organizations of the college, Phi Delta Chi may be called on to assist in the organization and planning of the numerous functions and activities of the college throughout the academic year. A Qblza mega Zeta I 'Y .Z. via Zag - Li. , 2 A 3 1 if HH , L iii Vrkv wif E , , . ggi, W . P .V Row I Bruce Kidder, Richard Bailin, Barry Wilson, Dr. R. Row 2.' Kenneth Goodmanhjeffery Davis, Leslie Sigale, George McGowan, Richard Waghalter, Lew Sanders, Ronald Segall. Karpmafl, Sylvan COYICII, Warren Siegel, Mordecai KOPPCYVUHYI Directorum ........ ....... N eil Gerstein Treasurer .... .... arry Wilson lst Subdirectorum .... .... G eorge Karprnan Secretary .......... .... R ichard Balllfl 2nd Subdirectorum. . . .... . . . .Leslie Sigale Chaplain ............ ...,. L ew Sanders Faculty Advisor .... .... D r. James McCowan R120 Chapter Rho Chapter of the Alpha Zeta Omega Pharmaceutical Fraternity was organized at the St. Louis College of Pharmacy in the spring of 1942. The fraternity was organized by a small group of men who believed in and followed the basic principles of the fraternity until its activities were curtailed by the war. A reactivation of the Rho Chapter began in February, 1949. Fourteen fraters were initiated by members of the Supreme Chapter. The Rho Chapter again stepped forth to help advance the profession of pharmacy, to help his fellow fraters and to take part in community and school affairs. Rho Chapter is truly following and spreading the aims and ideals of Peace, Friendship, and Brotherly Love. Rho Chapter's activities at the college include the sponsoring of the PRESCRIPTION DANCE which provides funds for the Morris Cold Loan Fund. The fund is to help worthy students complete their pharmacy education. The chapter appreciates the help and support of the faculty and students in all our contacts. 56 ambda Kappa Sigma Row 1: Sandra Blanquart, Mary Alice Hofen, Phyllis McGlasson, Diane Rhein. Row 2: Carol Holt, Phyllis Sarich, Betty Sue Clasen Ojjicers President ....... ..... M ary Alice Hofen Treasurer ....... .... B etty Sue Claseri Vice President .... .... P hyllis McGlasson Chaplain ......... ....... D lane Rhein Secretary ....... ....... C arol Holt Faculty Advisors .... .... M rs. Phyllis Sarich Dr. Byron Barnes AQ19ha Zeta Chapter Lambda Kappa Sigma was organized under the name of Lambda Kappa Society at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, Boston, on October 14, 1913 by Ethel Heath, librarian of the college. In 1916 the name was changed to Lambda Kappa Sigma and during the next year the local society took steps to nationalize the sorority, becoming Alpha Chapter, upon the orga- nization of several chapters in other schools. The council of Alpha Chapter conducted the affairs of the sorority from 1917 until May, 1922 when a graduate Grand Council was organized. In September, 1948, a group of women formed a Card and Cake Club at the St. Louis College of Pharmacy and Allied Sciences in St. Louis, Missouri. Three years later they applied for recognition as a chapter of Lambda Kappa Sigma, and were formally installed on May 13, 1951, by the Second Vice-President, Mrs. Betty Susina. Since 1951, the Alpha Zeta Chapter has been growing proportionally as the number of women enrolled in the college increases. Each year the St. Louis College of Pharmacy sees more and more women pursuing the study of pharmacy, hence the Alpha Zeta Chapter anticipates unlimited progress in the future years. Student Council Row 1: Richard Bailing Lew Sandersg Don- ald Wolff Row 2: Michael Clearyg Michael Hitschler, Treasurerg joyce McGuire, Sec- retaryg George Stamper, Vice-Presidentg Jack Miller, President. Faculty Advisor: Dr. J. R. Thayer. The Student Council functions as a coordinating and organizing body between students and faculty. Each class and each fraternal organization is represented in the council, thereby giving each and every student a voice in the government of the college. The Student Council also sponsors such social activities as the Christmas party for the student body and the Christ- mas dance for the students and their friends. .5 . .,1 .. A., ,., A. Ph. A. 4? I: 3 The student branch of the American Pharm- l . aceutical Association assists the local branch in its endeavors to further the scientific and profes- sional aspects of pharmacy in the minds of students, laymen and all members of the medical field. Regularly scheduled meetings are held by the student branch, and at regular intervals, prominent men from the fields of pharmacy and medicine are invited to speak to the student body and faculty. Row 1: Mary Alice Hofen, Secretaryg Robert Roehrs, Vice- President. Row 2: Gary File, Presidentg Jerry Edelman, Treas- urer. Faculty Advisor: Dr. F. L, Mercer. 58 A Z O Prescrzjytion Dance ! hw istffw S na :YG k w-iw Q ' 11 J vw, Q -,Vg W Ai! Q Freshman Urien In September of 1961 the St. Louis College of Pharmacy introduced a new program of orientation. All first year freshmen students were taken on an orientation camp week-end to Pitosi, Missouri, The freshmen students were accompanied by the faculty members and ten student leaders who served as counselors. The program was designed to acquaint the new freshmen with the faculty and student organizations. Interesting and informative lectures were given by both the faculty and student leaders. Sufficient time was also allowed for recreation which included boating, swimming and the like. The new p1'o0'ra1 ' and will be continued in future years. D H KN dS qlllte 21 SUCCESS iefxng' XX gives 'A by cole we 1 - S V 'iouiselve - Xe sali- behilxe not tab f'7 . ' ' 5 he iaculty - b. carbonate X X . 1 X T65 LO Sodxuii oi WO No' st a COVVXG ss buies' .5 me qu ut xaaakeev bo PM VE Ca mf? ta 152.072 N---. F, Ki .QQ In S031 'ega tion gn HWitl1 Q11 the activiubs on 1 ' Bcernm tus schedule how can We get mme e .H ' ,517 y Jeux HHQVC, you Seen Blwon-:U I can 't nzlrlclistand why I - ?-I' ,. -A V MAJ 1. as 9 t ze boat is so lon' in thc- hom. :yviceyf I found her in the woods. If this bus doe-sn 't leave soon Im gomg to Irizllx 63 nlfm Mural gn- 131. p-' lch to right, Ed Husemun-, Lon ns Speckarr, Kappa Pai :lil jcft Lo right, john Vono, Bih GHXKKIZZO, jim Freshmen Bowhnq, Shrrey. Rxch Lcwandowskx. Lin Tunev Butch Ownve E M V as Aff ina , Yu ! M if 5 53 in 8 Eg ' R B Q 25? , G iii if V A f Egg.. ggi? . ' SW 0 right, Norberr Brodzinski, john Seniors Bowling, left 1 chc1 Townsend. rt Don , Shannon, Hera Vhij Bangs: XQQPP11 Psi 1152, ich to right, Don Vvafgpv, Price. Chjjs Bowhng. Yeh to right. Dona Brandt, Barbara Cjasen, ' U l Marv .Xhcc Hoicn. .Xnna Louise Ncli, Diane Rhchx, Norma Phi Demi Chl. jcft 10 Tlghiy BOD R0 Hccgcmcx-CL Gjennon Pam, Wrlber Bruner. ehrs, Tom McCord, E 5 1 - ,,, , 2' 4-. yu., f lor? if ll ff 37.4 .,, nie? 0LUZZ.ng Courage? N... lm Team 111 awaits competition. The joy of Posfgmne Victory' FN - g . AMX I , 1 . ., TF ' ' 'A r , ' ' X WAQXXYW g . Left to right: Sam Tadrus, Tony Pau Bangert, Dave Sic-rllshein, B' ' ,I. Les Sigai 111 Belh, T Q, Phil Left to right: Marty Kurz, Tim Dplnn. Bill Gailuzzo, Dean om McCord, 'N 'zycr Yorbert Brodzinski, jim Schmidt. Team Motto, Shut your eyes and bowl. 6 'Y 'flu' 8 , 5 ,I . . . ., . - 'H - I' i' W e M ish ue had Lewmdo nski on our zcam. I wonder if Miss Bode remembers what she looked like 25 years ago. My assistant graded that paper - I didn'tl Look Pop! First aid manuals two for a quarter! Careful George! You're being watched! ntra-Mural asketball KAPPA PSI Don Wager Len Naeger Don Price Dan Mulcahy Larry Kimbel Jim Shirey john Vono Q9 .ww PHI DELTA CHI Carl Thomas Glennon Paul Bob Shipley Tim Cusick Armon Crawford Max Leber Bob Roehrs Don Cytron Wx ' A ' . . 1- , r, , 13 ,E 2, 1 ' , , -- U nzzfea' atzons M B i f ggyg J h , 'V z 2 127' Lfflal' '. lgggf, Morley Cohn S Ray Blitstein . :wx 'mem George M itchell 3 3.1 Fred Colombo David Luslig Phil Bangcrt A-eff f' T.? L -,uh wif, M zs-F z ts Larry Gent Bob Wolters Larry Wamhoif Mike Milsark Bob Matthews Jerry Blackwell Roy Migneco Dennis Magee Bill Hiner Jim Yvilson Harry Richter Christmas Pang! JW Una'erl19rz'vz'!egea' Children Payola . - 36 Nxu0? on Ol wi-Gels On Dec. 17, 1961 with the combined efforts of Alpha Zeta Omega, Kappa Psi, Lambda Kappa Sigma and Phi Delta Chi, some one hundred and twenty five underprivileged children were given food, drink, toys, movies and above all Santa Claus. The children enjoyed themselves the whole day through. The entire program was planned and financed by the interfrater- nity council. G fl Oniusifm C Arrival and others F The Br W 01110, Don'tHo..Ho..Ho..me 'ou dirty old man. Mischjego 1 zlsrllatador D s 6 Part Q. I.F.C. Con ocation 1962 Richard Hlaghalter, President of the I.F.C., conducted the convocation held at the college in February of 1962. Dr. Robert Schleif, Faculty advisor to the I.F.C. and President Rabe expressed their views on fraternity life. The convocation was Z1 success as is evidenced by the turn out of members and prospective pledges. This is a regular bi-annual function of the I,F.C. The continuance of such student functions is your job. Do it well. 69 At the left is a photo of some of the members of thc vari- ous fraternities who took part in the program designed to inform the students concerning the qualihcations and bene- hts of their respective organizations. 'a rr? 1 ,::5?Q55iQi5E: rig! , I , t ' 3' ' Christmas at Kappa Psi One hundred lights were used to decorate the entrance of the Kappa Psi House. , :Gm-gin. Q l Lf? 5 , Dave 0'Neal, Successful Limbo Artist Dave Xveis, Unsuccessful Limbo Artist Cafete,-iology Bacteriology Laboratory 70 Seniors Vz'5z't Abbott Each year the senior students are guests of one or more of the larger drug manufacturers. On October 22, 23, and 24 the class visited Abbott Laboratories in North Chicago, Illi- nois. The students stayed at the Pick-Congress Hotel on Michigan Avenue in Chicago as guests of Abbott Laboratories. Abbott also provided the food, entertainment, tour of down- town Chicago and a tour of the Abbott Plant. The trip proved to be very successful and was appreciated by all who attended. The photos below indicate the after-hours enjoyment. 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The mosl used ioom kx me sdxook 14761 .Cut' Ups i come t 1 0 dispensing. ater. I 71 tell you Typical of our more . Riculty ibout H CEI U1 GSS. m sorry son, I grades. have IJ orhin g to do W ly you books and buy you pictures. ith changing books, all you do ik lake Les says, Basketball is a sport but bowling is an art. Silent seven The dinner was line but I have a piece of SPINACH caught in my tooth. 495 S' U gli 2:52 Join me at my table, I have some Thi- amine hydrochloride tablets. 45 G q CH. W- fife ' i 'NI 1 1 U' ' ' AA so 2 s 1 I Gut on the fiom uhcn mu dunk honcs then mu dont hue so fu to flll Blind date, REAL blind. 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OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENTS always have a completelstoclr of pharmaceuticals and latest equipment mscou raise: Sefre so fha, Our pharmacists con best Comlolzments 0 cz F riena' ongmtulazfions To the Class typ 62 ' ' Devoid of too many additional enterprises that might serve as distractions from the primary function of Pharmacy, the Fellows of the American College of Apothe- caries have dedicated themselves to the high ideals and principles of an old and dignified profession. 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Phone Harrison 9-2525 BEN L. DONALDSON Complimenls Qf b Harrison 8-43I3 8900 Lackland Rd. Overland, MO. A,19,19recz'atz'0n The 1962 PRESCRIPTO staff wishes to express its appreciation for the full color liner The Development of Chemotherapy which is one ofa series, UA History of Pharmacy in Pictures. It is reproduced by special permission of Parke, Davis 81 Company, Who commissioned the original oil paintings, and by whom they are copyrighted. The project is written and directed by George A. Bender, painted by Robert A. 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