University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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4 i m u AJ Tiiri9i9 ; c w Ijarmaceutical ocietp Brinkman Schafer Jensen Burger Stretton Thompson Malick Pickering Kinney Tschanner Tate Chittick Lyman Day Thompson Ripley Easton Tighe Caldwell Osborne The Pharmaceutical Society was organized in January, 1910, for the purpose of bringing the students into closer contact with the faculty, leading men of the pro- fession and with one another. All pharmacy students are members of this society. A banquet usually given in the beginning of the school year serves as an initiation for freshmen. At the regular meeting papers and talks are given on topics and events of pharmaceutical interest. All the activities of the college are carried on through this society. Chief among these activities are the University Nite program, Pharmacy Annual and Pharmacy Week. We are the only college editing a representative Year Book. Pharmacy Week is held at state board examination time, the second week in May, at which time the Pharmacy flag flies above U Hall. During the week we have a special convocation, the speaker being some man of national or inter- national repute, a banquet and a picnic which is generally held at Crete or Epworth park. Letters from alumni and from our boys in army camps or naval stations in the states or over there are time evidence of the spirit perpetuated by this society.

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m: M. mi Belta Cf)i PROFESSIOXAL PHARMACEUTICAL Founded at University of Michigan, i88j 1 Tschauner Tate Pickering Schafer Osborne Brinkman Geo. Thompson H. L. Thompson Lyman Avery Frankforter McDowell MEMBERS IN CITY Raymond Bauer Everett James Frank Cocklin A. V. Pease N. P. Hansen H. F. Worth man MEMBERS IN FACULTY Chancellor S. Avery Dr. R. A. Lyman Capt. C. J. Frankforter Prof. H. L. Thompson MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY Fred E. Brinkman H. Ray Lewton James A. Osborne E. Reed Oakley C. R. Carlson Merritt Russell Guy E. Tate George E. Thompson Millard F. Schafer Herman Jensen Floyd Pickering Ralph Tschauner Leo Tighe Phi Delta Chi is the oldest professional pharmaceutical fraternity in the United States. Only under-graduate students of pharmacy and chemistry are eligible. Its purpose is to raise the ideals and standards of pharmacy and chemistry by scholarship and co-operation and to promote good fellowship. Its influence is most widely felt in the activities of the alumni through legislation for better pharmacy. —171—