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

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f t. f .S n)i m«. K. Biiiiiclilu-, J. C:uom , U. Br.uiiitr, A. Courp.is. L. Citlitt, U. llolliiiaii, C Dolict-k, H. lilliott, M. Walsh, n. Di-I Castillii), J. M irs. Seated: Dr. . Zenker, Mr. D. Lcaxitt, H. Wyiiii, Dean Foss, Dr. F. J. Slanui, Dr. K. Sliannraw, Dr. kliiiiowski. PHI di:lt cm OFFICERS Ricii.vRD Wynx President HoHKni Ellioit Vice-President HoNM.i) Dkl C. stilii() Recording Secretary Micii.MX ' .M.sn Corresponding Secretary Gayle Dolkckk Treasurer Robert Brunelre Master at Arms John Coonky RoBliHT Bh. u kr Robert Hoffm.w Dr. R. lpii Sii.anch.aw Dh. Nicii()i.. ,s Zi:nkkh Mr. DiAN Li.AMi ' i Inner Canard Prelate Historian Advisor Advisor Adcisor After reliiKjui.shiiiii; our fraternity liouse in Jimc. Plii Delta Clii settled down to adjust to its financial depression. In Novi ' mher, our first successful Founders Da han(}uet was held at tlic Student Union. Mr. Ciardner Fok ' contributed to the success of the aflair with an excellent talk. Our efforts in the Fall Frolic did not merit us any awards, hut we had fun niiniickin our instructors. Socially, our schedule began with an interfraternit dance held in conjunction with Alpha Zeta Ome a in December. A good time was had bv all. Our annual smoker in January gave us an insii ht as to students intiTcsti ' d in Phi Delta Chi. A speaker from the Baltimore Colts was the featured guest. PIcdi;e period and im ' tiation went off smnolln witli tlic addition ol Bill Edmoudson, |(iiin berr , jnlin l).iii . |(ilin Donneh ' , and John Clonrad to our rolls. We u ish to con- gratulate our new brothers. We will miss our graduating .seniors, Rich- ard E. W ynn and Ronald Del Castilho and we take this time to wish them sueiess in the future.

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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

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RHO PI PHI Seated: Marvin CianK ' rnian, Lawrence Block, William Goldman, Dr. Francis Miller, Martin Stein. OFFICERS Mabvix I. GaMERMAiV Lawrence Block Francis M. Miller Chancellor Treasurer Facitlttj Advisor Rho Pi Phi Fraternity, Phi Alpha Chapter, was founded at the University of Maryhmd, School of Pharmacy on Sunday, June 15, 1962. Eight students who had been members of a national social fraternity, Phi Sigma Delta, felt the desire to become part of an inter- national professional pharmaceutical frater- nity. It was under the kindlv advice from Mr. Phillip J. Levine and Dr. Francis M. Miller, that Rho Pi Phi here at Pharmacy school be- gan. This year due to the five year course Rho Pi Phi is down to a minimum membership, but hopes the coming year will bring good fortune. As usual Rho Pi Phi participated in the Fall Frolic, doing a version of Hello Mother, Hello Father. 21