University of Nebraska School of Pharmacy - Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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•y «w xf EDWARD N. DORT, Auburn, Nebr. (Eddie) •i A x ; Pharmaceutical Society. An industrious, hard working student; liked by everybody. Is very conscientious, always doing things right no matter how long it takes. His happy, cheerful nature is certainly contagious. Is assistant to one in Bacteriology. He lias given us proof of his ability to argue in Pharmacy 28. MABENE E. HOWARD, Lincoln, Nebr. Pharmaceutical Society. Takes great interest in student activities. Was president of the Pharmaceutical So- ciety last semester. She has a peculiar fondness for botanical names in Pharma- cognosy, for instance. .Melaleuca Leucaden- dron. Her motto is votes for women. n POTTER P. HOWARD, Lincoln, Nebr. i Pitts) i a x ; Pharmaceutical Society. A likable fellow who never fails to boost I ' m- the department. Has been business manager of the Annual for two years. In- tends to enter the retail drug business where his ability is sure to win him greal success. II L

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SENIORS OWEN W. CONE, Lincoln, Nebr. (Conie) i A X ; Pharmaceutical Society; Palladian. Eugberg ' s double. An enthusiastic person with a fondness for rabbits and guinea pigs. Says Zoology is his favorite subject. We wonder why? Helped to design the new pharmaceutical pin. LEONARD J. DETRICK, Upland, Nebr. (Josephine De Tricks) Pharmaceutical Society; Spatula Club. Judging from his school work we predict a great future for him in the drug business. Always willing to give aid to the worthy ones. Shows great interest in the assaying of drugs. Spent most of his time last se- mester in the organic chemistry laboratory. RUSSEL KIRK DAVID. Crofton, Nebr. (Dave) I» A X ; Pharmaceutical Society. Likes to argue from the practical drug gist ' s side of the question and has decided opinions which no one can change. He is thinking of becoming a benedict; if so, he has a good chance of becoming a diplomat. Looks at life pessimistically, but he is not as cross as he pretends to be.

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' U w KJ ' P GUY L. THOMPSON, West Point, Nebr. (Julius !aesar) AX; AY; Iron Sphinx; Pharmaceutical Society. A slicker for facts. Has the happy fac- ulty for telling the truth when it isn ' t al- ways policy. The »irls say he has a lovable disposition, and they ought to know, at least one of them. His power of oratory has gone abroad. If his good work keeps up he will become a Sub. on Bryan ' s team. A leader in school affairs. HENRY F. WORTHMAN, Lincoln, Nebr. (5 o ' clock Hank) I AX; Pharmaceutical Society. Always on schedule time. Never was late nit once. Now, when he leaves the Uni. at 4 : 57, some of the milers sit up and take notice. Expects to enter the field of ana- lytical work. Henry is noted for his neat- ness and carefulness. 3 RUDOLPH A. KOVANDA, Table Rock, Nebr. i ( Snoozer ) Komensky Club; Chemistry Club; Band. A quiet, industrious sort of a chap who attends strictly to his work. His ability is not all centered on Pharmacy, as he is a good musician; for which his record in the band stands proof. 15 - ■ ■ ' ,. •■ - - - ■ • —