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

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Gary L. Taylor President DowLD J. Dagolu Vice-President Gek ld L. orton Treasurer Dr. Frank J. Slama Advisor Bauuara L. Miller Secretary JoAlNKE E.NTEKLINE Historian WlLLL M M. SaTISKY Sergeant-at-Arms W M I . . . Top Bananas

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As Time Weill Hv . 1 9 5 1 Kdlil.Kr J. vMKt.M Class History i. L. Skiii.ki Scveiil -f(iur -liiilciils of tin- rl;i-- (if ' ) ' - r eiitcnd the ScIkm.I of IMiarinacN SiplcinlitT 24. 1951 a lilllf awrd and nnirc lliaii a lilllr afraiil. It was a liij: slfp irdiii lii-ili scIkhiI (lire ll iiitu a | rii- fessioiial collcj- ' c and I ' ac h of us sensed it that very first day. In spite of our fear- the freslimau year progressed smoothly and finally we felt at home. As sophomores we attended the first student managed dances wliicli uere held in ihc n l com- pleted E ' syehiatrie Institute. The first editions of the Muryland Mortar were printed ihat ear and we read them ea{;erl . In 195.:5 interest in athletics led to the orfianizatioii of several intra-niural sports leaf- ' ues. Participation in each of the foregoing events made the sophomores feel like an integral part of the school. As the junior class in Se|j|rrnliri- of l ' . ' )3. «c and tlu- Seniors uere asknl I(j art as lii i brothers for the new frolinirn. When (lasses con cne(l ue learned of llic retirement of Dr. J. Carlton Wolf, who had li(( (ime almost a school tradition. With our registration |)apers we received co|)ies of the new hrochuri- and handbook. The constitution found in the handbook was a complete revision of the former document under ulii(li the school had been functioning. It provided for organization of the Student Government Alliance which replaced the Student Council. The second semester of our third year the first Open House was held. In June, we witnessed the first Honors Convocation held in the church building on Lombard Street. Juniors received a large share of the scholarship and activities awards. The- Sc-nior year was our busiest and best. There were always extra c urric ular mc-etings. but we c-njo c cl the feeling of leadcTship. Somehow we felt a school spirit deeper than before. We could look back and -ec- llie Iujiikh in oiii u relcliednc-- oxer I ' hysics and our cnc strain from Pharma- ecpgnosy lab. We could icniciiilicr llic fun of llie Miiinni Frolic-s and llie annual picnics wliic-h originated in our soplicinioic iai. n(l more iinp(prlanl e cuuld look forward with confidence to a career in a profes-ion ue li.id learned lo respecl and lo c ' . Hk.m Mil) I . MvK.ns (. l! ' i I . ' W l.i ' U 9 5

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