UCSF Medical Center - Medi Cal Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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68 As has been the case with our other three years of Pharmaceutical education, our Junior, or fourth year of education, rapidly came and went. A brief review of this past year brings a few of the major events of our class to rny mind. Following the precedent set up in past years, our class again had extremely capable and efficient officers. Jim Gates, as president, with the able help of Ken Crow, as vice-president, and Anita Jung, as secretary- treasurer, fulfilled their oflice obligations admirably. Their leadership and interest helped to create closer integration of the wishes of the students and the demands of the faculty to produce a harmonious con- dition for all. They also were instrumental in arranging for a most suc- cessful Held trip to Stayner Laboratories, which was one of the high points of the year. The activities of our class were rather varied. Last September, while attending the Annual Pharmacy Picnic, our baseball team showed its superiority by polishing off the Sophomore and Senior teams and, for obvious reasons, utactfully tying the faculty. In May our class was well represented at the Marin Town and Country Club ditch day cere- moniesf' Swimming, basketball, volleyball, tennis and other types of more restful relaxation were enjoyed by those who came. Our class climaxed the year with the before-mentioned Stayner field trip, which Jim Gates, pfesidemg Anita Jung, secretary- was preceded by a luncheon at the Claremont Hotel. Three weeks later finals were over and summer vacation began, thus ending our fourth year of Pharmaceutical education. See you seniors in the fall. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Crow, vice-president: treasurer. IU IOR PHARQMACY CLASS T ROW, left to ri ht: J. Gates, R. Palm, C. Bell, H. Fong, D. Kershaw, E. Coombs, S. Law, A. Hall, J. Wong, Eiligong, A. Jung, T. green. SECOND ROW: L. Chelli, A. Watanabe, C. Windcll, R. Mahnckain, N. Shrnder, B. Dryburg, R. Cuneo, L. Moy, E. Gin, I. Sooler, J. Hignshi. THIRD ROW: J. Bettinelli, P. Demeure, T. Wards. M. Elario, H. Kramer, P. Diamant, R. Reed, J. Traulsen, Boy Ape. FOURTH ROW: B. Burk, M. Skrivunich, C. Cohen, K. Crow, J. Shvemar, R. Rennldi, E. Gincolini, K. Kendall, D. Larsen, A. Addison.