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

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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.

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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

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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