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

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' U CJ ' Kf !5 SV«V GEORGE ALLES, Lincoln, Nebr. (Skipper) Pharmaceutical Society; (Special student) Has decided views on the State Board. Looks at things from the practical stand point. Lab. hours 2 to 2:30. Says there is danger of contracting frogitis in Phar- macology. Intends to enter business in the near future. THOMAS TRAUTT, Lincoln, Nebr. (Tommy) Pharmaceutical Society; (Special student) Irish and can ' t help it. Says the only thing that keeps him from going to Mexico is that he may be called to Ulster. Is re- sponsible for little pills being called pill- erets. His wit and jovial manners are a sure cure for the blues. P ROY A. WINNHOLZ, Kearney, Nebr. ( Socrates) Pharmaceutical Society. Majoring in Pharmacognosy. Says it is well worth his time. Ts well liked because of his sly. sliding ways. Rather inclined to fight. (Hoffman.) 17

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JUNIORS SAUL B. ARENSON, Lincoln, Nebr. (Saw-Bill) Pharmaceul ical Society. An enthusiastic worker in Pharmacy and Chemistry. Likes to display high grades in Pharmacy 22. Argumentation is his long snit. For instance, hear his version of How Asafetida received its odor. Had charge of the special edition of the Ne- braskan during Pharmacy week. RALPH G. RATTY. Lincoln, Nebr. (Frostie) Chemistry Club; Pharmaceutical Society. Known on the campus as a chemist. Says (here is no reaction between Hexamethylene tetramine and diethyl-sulphonemethylethyl- methane. Ralph thinks that in order to be a pharmacist yon have to be a chemist. Makes a good assistant in Chemistry 3. REX BIXBY, Hardy, Nebr. (R; Bix.) Pharmaceutical Society; Cadet Band; Glee Club. A conscientious student, but too modest by far. Tall and dignified, as becomes the honored president of the Pharmaceutical Society. Is a good talker and possesses a great deal of tact and diplomacy. PJ