University of Maryland School of Pharmacy - Terra Mariae Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS William O. Williams President Norman W. Walter Vice-President Mary W. Connelly Secretary Iames B. Walter Treast Robert Foer Sergeant-at-Amis 27}

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3n Jlemonam DR. CLIFFORD W. CHAPMAN With sincere rearer we received word of the death of Dr. Clifford Warren Chapman, our class advisor, who passed away on April 5, 1931. The graduating class will always remem- ber him not only as a teacher and advi.sor hut as a friend. We have chosen this casual snap- shot instead of a studio photograph because it pictures him as we knew him and shall re- member him — genial, good-humored, devoted to his profession. Dr. Chapman came to the University of Maryland in 1938 from the Laboratory of Hy- giene, Department of Pensions and National Health of Canada, a department in charge of drug control work in the Dominion, and in which he held the position of pharmacologist. Dr. Chapman was born in London, Ontario, October 18, 1896. He did his under-graduate work in the University of Western Ontario where he received the B.A. degree in 1922. He majored in Biochemistry for his Master of Science degree, which he received in 1925 from the Medical School of Ontario. He received the Ph.D. degree in 1934 from McGill University where he specialized in pharmacology and bio- chemistry. He also pursued graduate work in the Department of Biochemistry of the Uni- versity of Chicago. While still a graduate stu- dent, he served as Instructor in Chemistry in the University of Western Ontario and in the Medical Schixil of Ontario. Subsequently, he was employed as chemist and bacteriologist in the Institute of Public Health of Ontario, as an analyst in the Clinical Laboratory of the Army and Civilian Hospitals of Canada, and as In- structor in Biochemistry in McGill LIniversity. He served as bioassayist for the Department of National Health of Canada for ten years. Dr. Chapman ' s research work was primarily in the fields of biochemistry and pharmacology. He carried on research studies in the biological assays of the arsphenamine group, pituitary ex- tract, ergot, thyroid, epinephrine, hormones, etc. The Canadian Standards for Digitalis, Pi- tuitary Extract, Epinephrine, and Ergot were prepared by Dr. Chapman. The professional affiliations of Dr. Chapman included the American Pharmaceutical Asso- ciation and the Federation of Biological Socie- ties. He was especially interested in the Society for E.xperimental Pharmacology. In addition. Dr. Chapman was a member of the General Committee of Revision of the LInited States Pharmacopoeia from 1940 to 1930 and during the same period served on the Subcommittee on Biological Prixiucts and Diagnostic Tests. He was also a member of Sigma Xi, Rho Chi, Phi Delta Chi, and of the Ma.sonic Lodge. {26

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ELWIN HERSHEL ALPERN 3822 DvjIticM Avenue, Raliimore-15, Maryland Alpha Zeta Omega JAMES ANGELO BAKAS 312 S. OlJliam Street, Baltimore-24, Maryland WILLIAM JOSEPH APPEL 21 Madeline Avenue, Haltimore-6, Maryland Phi Delta Chi GARY HOWARD BOYER 34 N. Market Street, Frederick, Maryland JOHN JOSEPH AYD 1545 Sheffield Road, Baltimore-18, Maryland Neuman Cluh Senior Prom Committee 4. STANLEY BRODIE 3711 Beehler Avenue, Baltimore-15, Maryland Alfha Zcia Omega HALCOLM SOUTH BAILEY Philadelphia Avenue and 7th Street, Ocean City, Maryland Rho Chi Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 — President 4: Terra Mariae Editor 4. MARVIN JOSEPH CHERTKOFF 5903 HiKhtiate IVive, Baltimorc-15, Maryland Al; ha Zcta Omcfia — Kho Chi Sub-Direciorum Alpha Zeta OmcKa 4; Terra Mariae Staff 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee 4. {28