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

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CLASS OF 1968 First Row: E. Majchrzak, G. Lesser, J. Balch, Dr. Euler, J. Barker, H. Sohmer, U. Pironis. Second Row: C. Priller, J. Ricci, T- Neuman, K. Rnsenblutli, P. Hill, E, Krawieeki, E. Smith, P. Welsh. Third Row: P. PfiefFer, G. Bohle, S. Cohen, R. Adams, L. Solomon, N. Fcldman, W. Staffer, L. Howard, W. Dvke, M. Ginsberji, G. Nash, R. Griffiths. Fourth Row: B. Edelman, C. Hirseh, L. Rolf, J. Ackman, L. Mierzwieki, A. Honkofsky, M. Wolff, R. Ger.stein, T. Dirnberger, J. Motsko. Alixcnt: P. Larkin, B. Lawrence, J. Kenny, W. Samios. OFFICERS President John Ricci Secretary Joann Neuman Vice-President John Barker Treasurer Thomas Dirnbergeb Facidtij Advisor Dr. Kenneth Euler Undaunted by the forewarnings of upper classmen, into the halls of Dunning came thirty-si.x young, daring, knowledge seeking souls in search of a B.S. degree in Phamiacy. Awaiting us was a vast new horizon clouded with academic fervor, new rules, and per- sonalities that radiated the profession of Phannacy. The academic tide moved upon us quickly and it did not take long to find out that origin, action, and insertion were not merely social terms. We quickly overcame the draw- backs of carbon paper in writing lab reports and apprehensively sought the fomiula for the mechanical advantage of the screwdriver. The rules for survival on this new frontier made life on the outside worthwhile, and life on the inside much more tr ' ing tlian was expected. However, we must stumble along our merry way and hope that the B.S. for which we are searching will be our true reward. 29

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CLASS OF 1967 First Row. D. CJolun, R. Dubansky, J. Frecilman. Sccoiul How: A. C.roman, V. ' Irost, J. Hill. M. ill, M. Sliiiid- man, K. Franki-nfcKl, H. Sanford, S. David, Third Roic: S. McCal)c, I, Coliili, (;, .■Mpcrl, C, ' lavlor, II, StromiKrucr, V. Tclak, V. Ki.vaKkv, A. J.iskiilski, H. Dr.Ncalc, A. l. limaii, ,S. HutkiuT. Dr, Allen, roiirlli Row: L. Jacobs, J. Nfwcomi), D. (Jold, A. Graliusli, 11. .Shorman, B. Hommirlioikci, A. Blit ., K, ykol, .S. .Nci-dli ' . OFFICERS President Patrick Trost Trcci. ' niicr Vice-President ARxoi.n Chaiu ' .sii Ilisloridii Secretanj Mmui Will SC ' .A Rei)resentative I ' dciillij Adiisar l)n. I5i N I ii Ai Lii.N . .. Hon ALi) SvMORO StLPHIN n W Ml Fred Fr. xkenfeld .Now tliat our Clas.s of 1967 lia.s c()nii)lctcil its first ' t ' ar of ]ir()fi ' ssi()iial scliooling, most of lis lia c final!) adjusted to tlic new atmos- piicrc ol the coiurctc campus. Tlic transition period for tlic most part lias liccn snwcsslully completed and llic Inline pliarmacisis liaxc fallen into tlie jiroper f roo c. Tlie next hij; uorr) ' , jjettinji (lironiiii tlie lointli year, proved to lie our qreatest eli.d- lenpo to date. From liioehenii.strN to Pliar- maeonnosy to Mitroliiology — we ni ' ser (jnite know wlictlici wi ' are coming or jjoing. Thanks to tlie bij; Hli zard of ' 66, our ela.ss trip to yeth over tlie semester break was eanei ' IIed. IIea en forliid a bli .ard next year wliiili would eancel onr much anlici- ] .itr(l trip (ii I ' .li I .illy. 28

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