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

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Lifl III rii hl: Kiili.ird L. Wyiiii, Mar iii Cioklherg, John R. Cooiic , Hoiiald E. Dtl C.istillio. Dr. I ' lMuk J. Slama, Michael J. W ' alsli, Hubert Kroopuik. TEllllA AlAUJAE STAFF TERHA MARIAE STAFF Hon Ai.i) E. Del Casiiliio M AH i. Goldberg HrciiAHi) L. W ' yn.v John 1 . Coonkv Michael J. Walsh Robert KnooisfK Dr. Frank J. .Si.anlv Editor AxsiMtant Editor Business Mana ,er Photo ' raphcr Art Editor Staff Member Fanilty Advisor Tlic stall uoiild most sincorely like to ex- tciKJ its thanks to all tliosf who have ton- trihiitcd ol tlu ' inselvt ' s to the succe.ss ot the 1964 Terra Nfariac. .V spciial note ol thanks to Dr. Slania anil Mr. ynn lor their help in making this pnhlieation a succe.ss. 22

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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

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sam A. Goldstein, Chairman Thomas C. Dawson Solomon Weiner Allan Settler Aaron M. Libowitz Casimir T. Ichniowski Vito Tinelli, Jr. Honorary President Melville Strasbubcer Melville Strasl)urger was born in ' estminster, Maryland on December 9, 1S79. He lived at West- minster until 1SS9 when his family moved to Fred- ericksburg, Virginia. He attended the public schools in Fredericksburg and later attended the Bowling Green Academy and Fredericksburg College. In 1S9S Mr. Strasburger came to Baltimore, Mary- land and he entered the Maryland College of Phar- macy from which he graduated in May 1900. After working as a pharmacist for several years, he acquired a drug store at Eutaw and Fayette Streets in Baltimore. Later, he opened a new drug store at North and Madi- son Avenues, where he remained for thirty-one years. In 1915, he was elected Secretary of The Baltimore Retail Druggists Association. He became the President of the Maryland Pharmaceutical Association in 1936. He served as E.xecutive Secretary of the Maryland Pharmaceutical Association from January 1, 1942, and was Editor of the Maryland Pharmacist from 1939 until 1952 ' hen he retired. 23