Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Kappa Psi Fraternity Kappa Psi Fraternity was organized December 15, 1879, at the University of Virginia. Since that time it has grown to be the largest and most outstanding of pharmaceutical fraternities. There are eighty-one chapters of which forty-nine are collegiate, and thirty-two graduate chapters. Collegiate chapters are limited to colleges of Pharmacy recognized by the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy. The Beta Omega Chapter was organized in 1930. Since its organization the chapter has taken an active part in all school and fraternal activities. Due to the present conditions the enrollment has dropped considerably and the activities have been very limited. MEMBERS Members in Armed Forces Henry Barvinski George Basehore William Bechtel Jack Del Baugh Kenneth Gabel Arlington Herneisen James McCarthy John Perrong Joseph Presto Richard Slayton Stephen Fedec Faculty Frank N. R. Bossle Frank H. Eby Arthur Leberknight John A. Lynch Carl Mayo J. D. McIntyre James C. Munch Robert L. Swain Collegiate Theodore Drygas Dr. Frank H. Eby (Adviser) Frank Gravina Angelo Martellaro Pasquale Petrone William Shively William Spring Louis Stezzi

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...Galen Pharmaceutical Society... OFFICERS Sponsor DR. LEO G. PENN President EDWARD COHEN Vice-President WEISS Secretary BERNARD BENJAMIN Treasurer WILLIAM BEILITSKY Chaplain NOSKOW MEMBERS Bernard Benjamin William Bielitsky Edward Cohen Meyer Herskowitz Herman Leberstein Daniel Leof Melvin Noskow Hillman Protas Abraham Reitenberg Gene L. Rubin Martin Shabrinsky Arthur Stander Marvin Stromberg Irving Weiss Irvin Zeifert Members in Armed Forces Daniel Abrams Raymond Fleisher Jerus Frost David Goldberg Melvin Katinsky Herbert Kravitz Irving Melamed Seamon Schlesinger Meyer Slott Harold Tuller Morton Weissman Gamma Phi Sigma Chapter of Galen Pharmaceutical Society was founded in 1911 at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. The original small group was led by David Eisman, now a prominent Philadelphia pharmacist. In the years that followed the society has grown to become the strongest local pharmaceutical organization. Unique among college fraternities, Galen has an Alumni Chapter that exists as a separate unit and is very active in its own right. The war has had its effects both on the Alumni Chapter and on the Collegiate Chapter. Many of its members are in our Armed Forces, but the newly reorganized chapter and the alumni are determined to carry on, in the best way possible, until Victory is ours, whereupon present skeleton plans will mold themselves into a prominent National Society. The College Chapter has distinguishe d itself by aiding the March of Dimes Campaign and recruiting quite a number of blood donors for the Red Cross. In addition to the Temple Chapter, there are groups at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science and in Pittsburgh.

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Remember The ten-flight descent for the Fresh -men at Conwell Hall, while Clarence piloted the girls down . . . ahem.! . . .? Dr. Clapp ' s frightening voice and fascinating goatee . . .? The barricade of the English class . . .? Professor Duval ' s cough drops . . .? Dr. Rorer wolfing Mitzi . . .? The citrate explosion in Freshman Pharmacy Lab. . .? When Dr. Rorer was ready to answer if the young ladies would come to his office at lunch time . . .? Dr. Cobe ' s flattering Everything all right, Doctor? Bell-bottomed trousers . . .? The name of the captain on the Queen Mary . . .? The air conditioning in the U. A. . .?