Temple University School of Pharmacy - Secundum Artem Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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RALPH BRYAN Fdllsington, Pennsylvania Some of his brothers may not know who you’re talking about if you ask for Ralph, so just ask for “Chico.” This not too tall fellow from Fallsington can easily be recognized from either near or far by his peculiar walk. Chico's hobbies center around sports, and since joining Kappa Psi he has participated in inter-fraternity football, basketball and softball. Besides serving as chairman of the sports committee. Chico was an active member of the pledge committee. Included in Chico’s talents is dancing, to which anyone who has attended any Kappa Psi parties will attest. Future plans for Ralph include retail pharmacy and the hope to eventually own his own pharmacy. Activities: Kappa Psi APhA FRANCIS BLOND Riverside, New Jersey Frank became a daily commuter from Riverside, New Jersey, when he gave up his bachelorhood in the summer of 1961 and married Janet. Though he is quite busy, Frank always has time to participate in Kappa Psi’s activities. He’s always keeping after those guys.” Frank served in the Marines and is now a crew chief in the Air Force Reserve Unit at Newark Airport. Frank is greatly interested in sports. He is an avid fan of the New York Yankees and the New York Giants. Frank's future after graduation includes working in his father’s pharmacy in Riveredge. New Jersey. Activities: Kappa Psi APhA 19

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MARTIN BRIAN Ambler, Pennsylvania Marty is a gradual - of Ambler High School, and before coming to Pharmacy School he atlcnded Temple University Liberal Arts College where he was a member of the debating team. He is a brother of Alpha Zeta Omega fraternity and was past sub-directorum. He is also a member of the student branch of the APhA. Those who attended the Pharmacy School production of “Where There’s Smoke.” remember Marty as he made his entrance on stage outfitted with pith helmet, binoculars, and butterfly-trapping equipment. Marty spends practically all of his time after school hours in the Sun-Ray drug store which he owns and manages in Ambler. He is an enthusiastic worker and a clever businessman. After graduation Marty will be personally in charge of the prescription department in his pharmacy. Activities: Alpha Zeta Omega—Sub Directorum APhA DOUGLAS BRUNNER West Reading. Pennsylvania Doug came to Temple after graduating from West Reading High School in 1958. “Mug” stands well over six feet tall and can very easily be seen towering above the class. His height, needless to say, has been a great asset to the KY basketball team. His activities, outside of school, center around sports. Doug enjoys baseball, swimming, golf, skiing, and, of course, basketball. Doug’s “different” sense of humor is a great boost to class morale. Things are usually lively when he’s around. There is a serious side to his | ersonality which is evidenced by his untiring work for the Student Branch of the APhA which he serves as president. He has scheduled interesting speakers and debates for the student APhA meetings. He has also shown leadership as secretary of Kappa Psi fraternity. He should have great success in his future plans to enter the retail or industrial pharmaceutical fields. Activities: Kappa Psi A PhA—President 18 Intramural Sports

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JOHN B. CAMPBELL Exeter, Pennsylvania “Quiet John” is very well liked by all his classmates. He is noted for his great sense of humor and his quick readiness to offer help to his friends. He spends his spare time playing basketball, a sport in which he excelled while attending high school in Exeter, a small town in upstate Pennsylvania. John is a member of Kappa Psi fraternity. Newman Club, and the student branch of the APhA. After graduation, John plans to enter retail pharmacy. As for Lnclc Sam, he prefers to wait until he is drafted. John hopes to marry and wants two or three children. Activities; Kappa Psi Newman Club APhA I JEFFREY CAMSON Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Jeff, a popular member of our class. is a former farmer, mink rancher and soldier. Now after four years of pharmacy school, Jeff can add pharmacist to his list of occupations. He managed to maintain a fine scholastic record despite the fact that he spent many hours working in a pharmacy and driving a taxicab. Jeff, and his lovely wife, Estelle, are the proud parents of two wonderful children. Stanley and Hence. Jeff feel indebted to his family for the support and encouragement which they have given him during his four years at Temple. He has chosen to enter retail pharmacy, in which his persevering nature is bound to win him success and happiness. 20