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

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Kidd, Howe, Schultz, Leeds, Bowles, Harlan. Hardt, Clayton, Stretton, Ernst, Dryden, Reynolds, Bogue, Barrett, Wible, Kolterman Kinney, Carlson, Pickering, Dr. Lyman, Redford, Jensen, Chambers, Laverty, Scofield Iiharmarvuiiral Surietg fbffirern FIRST SEMESTER HERMAN JENSEN ----- Prasidcnf MAUIJE ERNST - Vice-Prcsiclelft ALICE E. BARNES - - - - S6'Cl'6'l'fl'V'lj WM. SENECA CHAMBERS - - - Treflsznw' FRANCIS COWGER - - S0-Vgvcmt-flf-Awzzs Twenty l

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Uhr 1Hhar11mrvutira1 Svnrietg The Pharmaceutical Society, a student organization, was started in the College of Lharmacy, shortly after the college was established in the University of Nebraska. The Society is composed of all the pharmacy students and is a means of carrying on social affairs and any business which concerns the phar- macy students. The past two years showed a considerable decrease in the number of students in nearly all colleges, due to the patriotic call for everyone to serve their country during the World War, however the spirit of good fellowship, and willingness to keep up the activities in the College of Pharmacy, were brought about through this organization, in spite of the rather limited membership. This year has been a big one in the College of Pharmacy, the num- ber of students being the largest ever enrolled, and under such conditions the society has been a great advantage to the students in becoming ac- quainted among themseives and made possible such activities as the so- ciety saw fit to carry on. The publication ot the Year Book of the College of Pharmacy is one of the interesting customs carried out by the society. Pharmacy Week, which formerly occured the iirst week in May, of each year, was not ob- served this year on account of the absence of Dean Lyman and Dr Schneider, who were representatives from the College of Pharmacy, Uni'- versity of Nebraska to the Pharmacopia Convention held in Washington, D. C. at this time. Although the week was not formally observed, one of the accustomed events of this week, was held later, the Annual Ban- quet at the Lincoln which was enjoyed very much by all. In place of any special convocation or talks by prominent men in our profession, from out over the State, we listened in Seminar to excellent reports on the pro- ceedings of the U. S. P. convention. Each year there are those who leave the College, after having com- pleted their course, regretting that their College joys are ended. but they take with them pleasant and lasting memories of their instructors, asso- ciates, and closest friends, they made in the Society during their life in the College of Pharmacy. T F. R. PICKERING. Ninteen

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Noh, Tschauner, Inks, Huffman, Lewton, Simanek, Horton. Fowler, Stewart, Malick, Barnes, Easton, Halliwell, Hahn, Piawitz, bi own Brinkman, Ripley, Colson, Cowger, Dr. Schneider, Day, Data, Gillett Diewinx, lglgarlnwrvutirzll Svnrirly Q9ffirrr5 SECOND SEMESTER I LoYo R. PICKERING ---- HARoL1m A. UANA A ALICE E. BARNES - - FRANK INKS - - FRANCIS Cowon - Sf'l'f1f'll 71 Cl'1uun fy-one I'1'f'sizl1'nT l Vl. 6-Ill'C'Sll1l'lIf Svc-rc'tr1fy 'I'r0aszn'1r T41 f-.A-l rms