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

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ROXAI.l) i;i) AHl) DKI, CASTILIIO 3012 Faik va Terrace Dr. Suitlaiul. Mar Ia n(l A.Pii.A., Stvde.m Bhanch — President Intkrprofessioxal School SEXAri: — Representative Pill DixiA Cn — Prelate. Iiecor(lin i Secretary S.G.A.— Member Terra Wariae— Editor After a stint in tlie Air l ' oree, and a .snl)se- (|ucnt iiiarriaij;c, Del entered American Uni- crsit . W ' aslnngton, D.C, as a pri ' -inedieal sludenl. After one year at American Univer- sity and one year at Uni ersity of Maryland. Collei;e I ' ark, Del chose to enter the proh ' ssion of pharmacy. Orininallx l)()rii in British Clniana. Sonlh . merica, he was a little hesi- tant about his career when he came to this conntry. lie (piickly adjusted Id (lir (ii)iiienl American societ ' however, and he realized that success is to he preceded only hy hard work and education. Thus the University ol MarNland entered Del on their rolls as one ol tli ' two students in the class of 1964 ol the School ol Pharmacy. Del was well accepted h ' the faculty and students, of pliarmacy school. Me accepted responsibility whenever it came his wa ' . He ((uickly became acti e in Phi Di ' lta Chi Fraternity the first ear at the I ' ni- versit) ' . Now he holds the tedious job of Hecordiiiii Seeretar for the traternitw His leadership in the Student Bramh ol tin- A. Ph. A. did not go unrecognized for he gained the reigns of the presidency in his si-nior year. His maturity, calmness, intelligence and leadership qualities ha e brushed onto his fel- low students. He enlisted 10(1 per cent of the student bod ' into the A. Ph. . . and he was responsible for sending a large delegation of students to the . . Ph. A. Comcntion of the Student Branchi ' s. hi ' kl ; t Philadel])hia. on I ' ebruary 7 and H. 19fi4. Dean l )ss has ri ' conni ed Dels deligent h.ibits and. as a result, he appointed him the I ' .dilor of the 1 )64 Terra Mariae. He i s also an S.CL.A. rei)resentati i ; is .i member of the Interprofessional School Senate; and a re- cipient of several scholarships. 12

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GLASS OF 1964 Left to right: Richard L. Wynn, Ronald E. Del Castilho, Dr. Casimir T. Ichniowski. 11

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RICHARD LEE WYNN 3202 ' hite Avenue A. Ph. A., Stltdext Branch — Member Phi Delta Chi— President-Treasurer S . G. A . — President Interprofessional School Senate — Representative Terra Mariae— Business Manager Richard Lee Wynn was born in Baltimore, Maryland and, after graduating from the Patterson Park High School, he entered the University of Maryland, College Park, Mary- land, as a chemistry major. After completing the two-year liberal arts curriculum, he en- rolled as a pharmacy student at the School of Pharmacy, Baltimore, Maryland. Mr. Wynn has led a rather interesting life. He acquired the skill of an accomplished and talented musician at the age of 18, at which time, he won the Baltimore City Competitive Championship and was chosen as the best soloist. At College Park, he held the position of solo trumpeter for the All Maryland State Band for two years. Besides being a talented musician, Mr. Wynn is also a very adept pharmacy student, both academically and socially. He has ap- peared on the Dean ' s Honor Roll. He is a member of the Phi Delta Chi Fraternity and after serving as Treasurer for one year, he was elected President of this fraternity. Rich- ard is also the President of the Student Gov- ernment Association of the School of Phar- macy, Business Manager of the 1964 Terra Mariae and a member of the Interprofessional School Senate. 13