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

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RIIO cm SOCJETY Sliiiuliiiii. lift til li ' rilil: Dr. {-. T. Kliiiiouski, D. Lea itt, P. Uosslc, F. riiintv, Ui. N. Ziiikcr, Di. . DdohhIh). ' ., . Ciplaii, C. R. lr lillicin. I). Wartlun, T. Waim. Seated, left to rif-lit: Dr. H. SliaiiHraw, Dr. L. Milcwicli, M. Sti-ii], Dr. F. Millrr, Dr. j. .Mu-ic.lc Dr. F. J. Slaina. OFFICERS M. KTIN StEI.V . 13out;LAs Walking Fhkdkrick W ' acnkh 1)h. Fkanc;is M. Mil i.kh President Secretanj-Trcasiiicr Uistorkm Fdciilhl Advisor The Ulio Clii Socit-ty was InuiKkd in 1922, with Oinicion Chapter at the University ol Maryland liavint been toiinded and ehartert ' il in 1930. .Since tliis time, it ha.s lunetioned aiti cly to promote the advancement ol the plianiiaccMtical sciences throiinh the eiicour- aileincnt ol recognition ol intellectnal scholar- ship, to jiromote scholarK iciiowship, and to encourage iiharnuicentical rt ' search. One is adniitlcd to the Society b I ' Icition with the essential inalities of character, scholarshiii, leadershii), and service heint; re- cpiired. .Mcinhersiiip in the S()ciet ' is con- sidcicd the hii hest distinct honor that can hi ' hesloucd upon a pharmac stndent. It should hv mentioned that to (pialih ' scholastically, a candidate must achieve an overall 3.0 average lor fi e eonsecntixe semesters. Rho Chi is an active .society and annnally sponsors Seminars in the Pharmacentical Sciences , w Inch consists ot a series ol lectures l) laeuit) members concerning various fields ol interest in graduate work and hence makes students awart ' ol the op|iortuuities available. The high jioint ol the car ' .s activities is Rho Chi Dax w Inch is held in .Xpril. It con- sists ol an alternoon jirogram whiih includes a seminar b a ]ironiinent member in the pharniaifutiial field and the inlrodui-tion of new Rlio Chi members. . ban()iiet and in- stallation ceremouN lollows. To iiroiuotc undergradnat ' scholarship, Rho Chi oilers arious awards lor students with high scholastic rating. 18

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT ALLIANCE Standing: R. Del Castilho, M. Walsh, L. Catlett, B. Moore, li. .Sollod, M. Mintz. Seated: J. Neiner, R. Wynn. OFFICERS Richard Wvnn President Jean Neiner Secretary Michael Walsh Vice-President Leon Catlett Treasurer AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSN. STUDENT BRANCH OFFICERS Ronald Del Castilho President Dr. Frank J. Slama Gerald M. Rachanow Vice-President Ralph M. Sollod Robert W. Hoffman Secretary Dean Leavitt Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Factdty Advisor Left to right: Dr. Frank J. Slama, Gerald M. Raehiiovv, Mr. Dean Leavitt, Ronald E. Del Castilho, Robert Hoffman, Ralph Sollod.

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ALPHA ZETA OMEGA Standiiifi: I. Heymaii, Y. Caplan, G. Rachanow, R. Wolfsoii. Seated: M. Goldberg, H. Miller, R. Krooprjick, R. Sollod. OFFICERS Marvin Goldberg Gerald M. Rachanow Sub-Dircctoiiiim Pledge Master After a long hot summer. Kappa undergrads started the school year off. For the first time in many years, the fraternity ' s membership was at an all time minimum. This was due to the inauguration of the five year professional program in Pharmacy school, which brought about a period of non-pledging until the first large class entered the Lombard Street doors. Alpha Zeta Omega took second place in the school Fall Frolic during the early part of November. Many congratulations must be given to all the fraters who i articipated in this event. Prior to the Christmas vacation, A.Z.O. held a joint Interprofessional Fraternity Dance at the A.Z.O. house with Phi Delta Chi. The dance was a social success and proved an enjoyable evening for those who attended it. Unlike years in the past there was no gala New Years ' affair. However, with incoming members A.Z.O. once again will continue the social and professional activities of the frater- nity. The fraternity will end the school year with its annual June Banquet. 19