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The Southwestern Pharmacist Vol. 1, No. 4Southwestern Oklahoma State University

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Summer has not stopped the Pharmacy Wives organization. Two summer get-togethers have been heldinviting all student pharmacy wives and faculty wo men and wives.

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Volume 1, Number 4 Weatherford, Oklahoma 73096 August, 1969

Poison Prevention Week

Kappa P s i Regent Don Moore, Governor Dew ey Bartlett Kappa P s i d isp la y w indow during P o iso n Prevention and M rs. Ina B lack . Week.

Wives Are ActiveSummer has not stopped the

Pharmacy Wives organization. Two summer get-togethers have been held inviting all student pharmacy wives and faculty wo­men and wives.

An active baseball game and good picnic food made an en­joyable June evening at the park for about forty girls. The July covered-dish supper was for hus­bands and children, too. Horse shoes, volley ball, soft ball, cro­quet, and swimming were the activities participated in after the meal.

A new slate of officers, elected at the April meeting last spring, have begun plans for the coming school year. The first event planned for the fall is the annual invitational tea to be held Sep­tember 25.

Many of the local merchants are co-operating with the o r ­ganization to have a fashion show at the tea. Sports clothes, church and after-five dresses are all included in the show.

A variety of interesting pro­grams for the year are now in the making by the program com­mittee.

The president for 1969-1970 is Mrs. Terry Richardson, Mul- vane, Kansas. Other officers in­clude vice-president, Mrs. Rein- hard McKinney, Lamesa, Texas; secretary, Mrs. Huston Ander­son, Borger, Texas; treasurer, Mrs. John Gunter, Los Alamos, New Mexico; historian, Mrs. Dan Willis, Blackwell; parliamentar­ian, Mrs. Frank Peterman, Rush Springs; and reporter, Mrs. Loyd Applegate, Weatherford.

Pete Weaver, executive secretary of O P h A , re ce ive s School of Pharm acy Recogn ition Aw ard from Dean D ic k iso n at A P h A

Banquet.

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Pharmacy WivesRalph Enix -- InterviewsKappa Psi Meeting, 6:30L. W. Mayes, Behran — InterviewsPharmacy WivesKappa Epsilon MeetingClasses in Jurisprudence meet with James Green from

the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Skillern — Interviews.Representatives are Mr.Glascow

and Charlie Brown Kappa Psi Meeting, 6:30 Claude Timberlake —Senior Seminar Lloyd Hunt, Med-X -- Interviews All Seniors go to Fox-Vliet APhA Meeting, 7:30 Bud DeFord — Interview in the evening Bud DeFord —Interviews all day Kappa PsiSenior Seminar — Charles Smart and Ray Waggoner, representatives from Lilly

M A Y3 Phi Delta Chi Spring Formal 5 Kappa Psi 5 Kappa Epsilon 5 All School Convocation 8 APhA Banquet

12 Kappa Psi12 Senior Seminar —Frank Jochems13 Kappa Epsilon Founders Day Dinner 13 Pharmacy Wives Salad Supper 19 Kappa Psi 26 Kappa Psi 22-23, 26-28 FINALS 30 Graduation, 8:30

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Rho Chi Initiation BanquetThe annual Rho Chi banquet

was held Monday night, March 24, at the Mark Restaurant. Mr. M. A. Diel, superintendent of Clinton, Oklahoma, schools was guest speaker. Assisting in the initiation were Rho Chi presi­dent John Rynders, V ice-Presi­dent Ron Anderson, Secretary Paula Laufer and Historian Pat Startz. Other members are Trea­surer Merle Davis, Jerry Bern­hardt, Larry Bigler, Elwyna Cline, Eleanor DeLorme and Travis Pendley.

Twenty - nine new members were initiated. They are Randall Clawson, Richard Coalson, J. E. Cummings, Bob Darby, Tom Davis, Evelyn Estes, Marlin Fer­guson, Dennis Friesen, A1 Gar­rett, Phillip Hacker, Mike Hanes, Steve Hellwege, Ronnie Keith, Vic Keyes, Gary King, Mark

Markee, Joerg Meysing, Don Moore, Mary Neparko, Mary Nicholson, Tom Olwer, Mike Robinson, Gary Russi, Curtis Schenk, Ann Self, Terry Teague, Richard Threet, Hal Wiese and Gary Worcester. Dr. David Coates is the chapter sponsor.

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Dean CommentsThe end of the school year is rapidly approaching, and

members of the Class of 1969 will soon leave us to assume their place in our profession and in society. This is a good class, and 1 feel sure that its members will continue in the traditions o f excellence, leadership, and service which have always distinguished those who bear the ” Southwestern Phar­macist” brand.

The Class of 1969 already possesses several distinctions. It is the first class in which a significant number of its mem­bers took advantage of our expanded summer program and com ­pleted their academic work at mid-year. It is also the first class to have had the Health Professions Scholarship and Loan programs available for their assistance throughout all of their last three years of professional education. Furthermore, it is the first class afforded the opportunity to study Clinical Pharmacy in a hospital setting at our affiliate teaching in ­stitution, St. Anthony Hospital.

The Class o f 1969 also possesses an additional noteworthy distinction. It will be the last class to graduate before com - pletion of the new wing to our building, which upon completion will nearly double the size of our present physical facilities.

The new addition, coupled with the remodeled existing physical plant, will provide instructional facilities of which all Southwestemers and all of pharmacy can be proud. To our new and old alums alike we say, ” Come and look.”

Good luck, and God's blessing to all!

The

Southwestern Pharmacist

D e a n ...............President APhAE d itor .............Alumni Editor . Staff Writers. . .

Staff Photographers.............

Faculty Advisor..................APhA A d visor ....................Director of Public Relations

. Dr. Walter L. Dickison.......... Travis Pendley.......... Don A. Roberts.......... Patsy Hankins..................Gary Porter

J. E. Cummins Lynette Richardson

Elwyna Cline Linda King

Vickie Drane..................Mike Liner

John Lane . . . . Dr. Floyd Ulrich

Mr. Edward Christensen . . Mr. Jack B. Shelton

The Southwestern Pharmacist is published twice each semester and once during the summer by the Student Chapter of The American Pharmaceutical Association at Southwestern State College School o f Pharmacy.

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Jerry Bernhardt, B r is to L a b ­

oratories Award; Dean D i c k i -

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J. E. Cum m ins, O k la . R exa ll C lu b Award; A l Garrett, W. D.

Strother Mem orial Scho la rsh ip ; Danny Hard in, M c K e s so n & Robb in s, Inc. Award; Lynn L o t i, John W. D argave l F o u n d a ­

tion Award; E ve lyn E ste s , O k la . Pharm. A s s n . Aux. Award; H arrie t Ke lln , O k la . County Pharm. A s s n . Aux . Award.

Ron Marek, T. Roy Barnes Mem orial Scho larsh ip ; Dean D ick i

son.

Gary Porter, N ationa l Rexa ll Award; P au la Laufer, E li L i l l y

Award; Darrel Carter, John son and John son Award.

Am erican Foundation for Pharm aceutical Education Aw ard w inners: Tom D a v is, Terry Teague, D e n n is F rie sen , w ithDean D ick i son.

School of Pharm acy Facu lty Ach ievem ent Aw ard s: Rona ldLumm us, T ra v is Pend ley, M ary N ich o lso n , M erle D a v is , and M e lv in M usgrove.

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G ary R u s s i, M erck and Com pany Award; Ron Ande rson , M erck Rona ld Ke ith, Southw estern Pharm acy A lum ni A s s n . Aw ard, and Com pany Award.

P a t Startz, School of Pharm acy H ig h e st G P A P laque . A ls o

won s im ila r awards from Kappa P s i and Rho C h i.L lo y d App legate rece ive s Pharm acy W ives S ch o la rsh ip from M rs. Conny Moore.

Don Roberts re ce ive s A .P h .A . S p o n so rs ’ Aw ard from Mr. Ed Norman E. Foster, Ph i Delta Chi Gag Aw ard for facu lty mem • C h risten sen . ber.

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Who, What, When, Where. . .C. H. Curtright CBS, ’ 54) is

employed by Muskogee General Hospital. He, his wife, Barbara, and children, Yvonne (16), Steven and Mark (13) and Randy and Kelly (10), live at 2703 Haskell Blvd. in Muskogee, Okla.

* * •Lloyd B. Helms CBS, ’ 50), his

daughters, Kelly Ann (10) and Suzie (6), live in Valliant, Okla., where he is employed at Helms Drug. His address is Box D in Valliant.

* * •Henry Dominguez CBS, ’ 67) is

employed by Ellis Pharmacy in Levelland, Texas. He, wife, Kathy, and Dana Lyn (15 months) live at 125 Cedar Ave. in Level- land. They are expecting their second child in July.

* * *

Lyndon Crelia CBS, ’62) is the owner of Parsons Drug in McLean, Texas. He, his wife, Sally Ann, and girls, Belinda (4) and Cathy (3), have their home at First and Main in Mc­Lean.

• * *Don Dowling (BS, ’ 56) is a

district manager for Wyeth Labs and supervises 11 territory man­agers in the northern two-thirds of the state of Illinois, excluding the Chicago area. He, wife, Bar­bara, and children, Doug (15), Jeff (14), Dee Ann (11) and Brad (10), reside at 19 Emporia Ave. in Springfield, 111.

* * *

Roger Duncan CBS, *64), his wife, Ruth, and son, Roger Dun­can II (4 months), have their home at 1426 E. 4th in Ada, Okla. He is employed by Discus Pharmacy.

* * *

Kenneth Grummer (BS, ’ 66) is employed by Pierce Pharm­acies in Muskogee, Okla. He and his wife, Brenda, live at 228 Grandview Blvd. in Muskogee.

* * *

Bob J. Culp (BS, *53) is man­ager of Howards Empire Drug in Sunnyside, Wash. He lives at 1220 Heffron Ave. in Sunny- side with his wife, Helen, and children, Mark (13), Cathy (11) and Dana (2-1/2).

* * *

Ray E. Doherty (BS, ’ 59), his wife, Danice, and children, Darla Danice (8), Cyd Janene (2 months) and John Dee (7), have their home at 2218 Milam in Amarillo, Tex­as, where he is employed by D &S Pharmacy No. 3.

Gilbert Dickens (BS, ’ 52), his wife, Maryann, and children, Gil- issa (16), Gibann (14) and Chris (7), Live in Canadian, Texas, where he is employed by Canad­ian Pharmacy. Their address is Box 37 in Canadian.

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Mrs. Virginia Ray Nall Cryer (BS, ’ 67) and husband, Leland Cryer, live in Lubbock, Texas, where she does part-time work for Dale Miller Pharmacy and Oakwood Pharmacy. She feels that relief work is quite inter­esting and that the professional pharmacy offers more as far as interest and knowledge in this growing profession. The Cryer’ s address is Rt. 2, Box 33, J-148, Lubbock, Texas.

* * *

W. B. (Bill) Frizzell (BS, ’ 54, Business, ’ 52) was with Eli Lilly and Co. for six years, and pur­chased Frizzell-Simpson Phar­macy and Drug in 1964. He, wife, Jimmie Noralyn, and daughters, Terri Lynn (15) and Melanie Ann (12), have their home at 1319 E. Reppto in Brownfield, Texas.

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Waldo W. Hale (BS, ’ 60), wife, Jo Lynn, and children, Sheri Lynn (11) and Jeffrey Wayne (7), live in Syracuse, Kan., where he is employed by Hamilton Co. Drug Stores, Inc. They sold their store in Liberal, Kan., in 1968 and moved to Syracuse. Their address is P. O. Box 649 in Syracuse.

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Tom Baucum (BS, ’ 57) is dis­trict manager for Eli Lilly and Co. in the New Orleans district. He, his wife. Glee, children, Benata (7) and Andrew (four months), live at 5517 Avrom Blvd., Metairie, La.

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Richard Jarnagin (BS, ’ 64), wife, Linda and their three girls live at 17 Houston Road in Tulia, Texas, where he is employed as a pharmacist and assistant man­ager.

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Gayle L. Guthrie (BS, *64) resides in Hollis, Okla., with his wife and 6-year-old son. Mr. Guthrie is owner of Gayle’ s Pharmacy and president of Safe, Inc., a corporation owning and operating Hollis’ newest nursing home, Colonial Manor.

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R. E. Fowler (BS, ’ 58) is owner of Fowler Drug in Mem­phis, Texas. He, wife, Sue, and three girls —Sara (11), Peggy (7) and Beth (6) — have their home at 607 S. Sixth in Mem­phis.

R. M. (Pete) Herod (BS, ’ 57) is employed by Hauke Rexall Drug in Scottsbluff, Neb., where he, wife, Bonnie, and sons, Bob (15), Rick (14) Aaron (5) and Adam (1-1/2), live at 2024 Third Ave.

* * *

Adlai Hendrix (BS, ’ 55), wife, Norma, and daughter, Lisa (6), have their home at 5805 Anniston Rd., Bethesda, Md. He works at Bradens Professional Phar­macy and is in partnership in three professional pharmacies in medical buildings in Maryland and Washington. Each store does approximately one-half million in prescription sales annually.

* • •David G. Foster (BS, ’ 56) is

employed by Claude Gentry Drug in Lubbock, Texas. He, his wife, Jean, and children, Lynn (6) and Greg (3), have their home at 2324 54th in Lubbock.

* • •William (Butch) Hightower (BS,

*68) is currently serving active duty until June 21 in the Air Force Reserve at Wilford Hall Hospital Pharmacy at Lackland In San Antonio, Texas. His ad­dress is AF 18787067, CMR #8, Box 368472, Lackland Air Force Base, Texas 78236.

* • •Phil Hawkins (BS, ’ 66) and

wife, Marion, were married Feb. 15, 1969. Their home is at 3510 E. 32nd St. in Tulsa, Okla., where he Is employed by Get- man Drug.

• • •Leland D. Freeze (BS, ’ 66)

is buying an interest in Phillips Drug in Enid, Okla., where he is a pharmacist. He lives at 1701 W. Oklahoma in Enid.

* * *

James Furman Barnes (BS, *53) is employed at Wheeler and Stuckey Prescription Pharmacy and his wife, Arazell, is ex­ecutive secretary of Doctor’ s General Hospital. They have their home at 4208 N. W. 31st Ter­race in Oklahoma City.

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Richard H. Harris (BS, ’ 66), wife, Janis, and son, Mark (14 months), reside at 3733 Highland Dr. in Snyder, Texas, where he is employed by Hall Drug and Snyder Drug.

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Raymond V. Estill (BS, ’ 56) and wife, Mattie Lea, reside at 3608 63rd Dr. in Lubbock, Tex­as, where he is self-employed at Raff and Hall Caprock Drug.

Larry M. Hair (BS, ’ 68) is employed by Williamsburg Drug and is in the U. S. Army Re­serve. He lives at 736 South Main, No. 11, in Paris, Texas.

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Ronald Dean Geisler (BS, ’ 67) is in the U. S. Army and is presently en route to Germany, where he will be stationed for the next 14 months. His address is: SP 5 Ronald Dean Geisler, RA 15931330, 536 Md. Gen. 01, APO New York 09177.

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Morris A. Dean (BS, ’ 64), wife, Martha Dean, and son, Christopher Kyle Dean (two months), have their home at 1111 Kelvlng Way in Wharton, Texas. He is a partner in Bruce Scott Pharmacy, and adds that their clinic pharmacy was the first complete APhA Pharmaceutical Center to be installed in Texas.

• * *Beryl DeVaughan (BS, ’ 49),

wife, Burl Jean, son and three daughters live in Anadarko, Okla., where he owns DeVaughan Drug.

• • •William Richard Dill (BS, ’ 62)

is employed by Gibson Phar­macy. He, wife, Jo Ann, and children, Chris (3) and Libby (1-1/2), reside at 1108 W. Hunt in McKinney, Texas. They are expecting twins in June.

* * *

James Donald Doyle (BS, ’ 64), wife, Mary Nell (Parrett) Doyle (BS, *62), and sons, Chris (4- 1/2) and Craig (3), have their home at 1813 Linden in Denton, Texas, where he is owner of Doyle-Calmes Pharmacy.

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Paul R. Goostree (BS, ’ 51) is employed at Center Street Pharmacy in Bonham, Texas. He, wife, Pluma, and daughters, Linda (15) and Diane (11), live at 110 Carpenter Loop in Bon­ham.

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Jim Czewski (BS, ’ 68) and wife, Betty Jean, live at 1490 W. McNeil, No. 211, in Stephen- ville, Texas, where he is em­ployed at Service Drug.

* * •Dick Fortune (BS, ’ 68), wife,

Judy (BS, *68), are both em­ployed by City Pharmacy in Vernon, Texas. They have a 2- year-old son, Brad, and reside at 2324 Sand Road in Vernon.

• • •J. Carl Coleman (BS, ’ 63),

wife, Carol Lynn, and children, Carmen Lea (4) and Christy Lynn (2), have their home at

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Who, What, When, Where.(Continued from Page 6)

4105 Judy Circle in Wichita Falls, Texas. He is employed by Pfizer Laboratories.

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Lanny Ross Duckett CBS, ’ 55) is co-owner of Hillcrest Phar­macy in Woodward, Okla., and owns half-interest in a small drug manufacturing company called “ Sills Products, Inc.” He, wife, Peggy, and children, Lana Janine (8) and Amber Gayle (5), live at 1301 18th in Woodward.

* * *Ronald S. Doyle (BS, ’ 67), wife,

Betty Kay, and son, Michael (3), reside at 4209 Del Road in Del City, Okla., where he works at Conrad Marr, No. 2. He is sec­retary-treasurer of Province vn in Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical fra­ternity. They were expecting a second child in April at our last communication with them.

* * *Joe Lee Harris (BS, ’ 67) is a

pharmacy officer in the 1602nd U5AF dispensary in Me Chord AFB in Washington and has one year and eight months left in the service. He plans to return and practice pharmacy, hopefully at Alva, Okla. He and wife, Bonnie Ilene, reside at 12918 True Lane S. W., No. 8, in Tacoma, Wash.

* * *Louis D. Hauser (BS, ’ 53) is

assistant director of pharmaceu­tical services, Central Pharma­ceutical Services, Appalachian Regional Hospitals in William­son, W. V. He, wife, Betty, and children, Valerie (6) and Scott (2), have their home at 508 Pri­chard St. in Williamson.

* * *

Charles Carter (BS, ’ 67) and wife, Judy (BS, ’ 69), live at 1211 Childress in Wellington, Texas, where he is employed by Parson’ s Drug. Judy is work­ing relief at Shamrock, Texas, two days a week and some at Wellington.

* * *

Laboyd Crelia (BS, ’ 58) is a partner in City Pharmacy and Gibson Pharmacy in Vernon, Texas, with Jim B. Spears (BS, ’ 53). He went into partnership with Mr. Spears in July, 1966, and opened Gibson Pharmacy in July, 1968. He, wife, Mary, and sons, Jeff (5) and Jim (2), live at 4020 Circle Dr. in Vernon.

* * *Frank L. Elias Jr. (BS, ’ 67)

resides at 501-1/2 S. 13th in Ponca City, Okla., where he is a pharmacist at Julies-Berman’ s Rexall No, 1.

* * *Billy R. Cypert (BS, ’ 55), wife,

Connie, and children, Cynthia

(11), Teri (9) and Gregory (5), have their home at 401 Rose- dale, Gainesville, Texas. He is a partner in Watts Pharmacies in Gainesville.

* * *

Bill D. Bowman (BS, ’ 61) is employed at The Prescription Shop in Coffeyville, Kan. He, Charlotte, his wife, and daugh­ter, Laura Renee (4), live at 207 Fresno in Coffeyville.

* * *

Ken Haley (BS, ’ 62), his wife, Wanda, and children, Lisa (5) and Stephen (2), have their home at 202 W. Lamar in Hollis, Okla. Ken is employed at Sear- cey Rexall Drugs in Hollis.

* * *

Doyle High (BS, ’ 66) and wife, Roberta High (BS, ’ 66), live at 60 Mill Ct. in Abilene, Texas. Both are working there, he at Abilene Drug and she at Pro­fessional Pharmacy. They have a 19-month-old daughter, Holli. Mrs. High sends word to the friends of Ray (BS, ’ 66) and Martha Barber (both deceased) that their girls, Cherry and An­gela, are now living with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Holloway, Rt. 1, Anson, Texas.

* * *Doyle Cooper (BS, ’ 67) is em­

ployed by Parks’ Drug in Ard­more, Okla. He, wife, Carolyn, and 1-year-old son, James, re ­side at 414 Cottonwood in Ard­more.

* * *

Lt. (jg) Paul Gorman (BS, ’ 67), MSC, US NR, is in the Medical Service Corps in the United States Navy. He and wife, Mary Elaine, may be reached through the Phar­macy Service, Naval Hospital, in Bremerton, Wash. 98314.

* * *

Philip W. Giles (BS, ’ 65) and wife, Judith (BS,’ 65), their child­ren, Kimberly (3) and Melissa (1), have their home at 2010 Durham in Irving, Texas. Judy is employed by Irving Community Hospital and Phil pages Rexall part-time and is attendingSouth- western Medical School to obtain a MD.

* * *

Stuart B. Halley Jr. (BS, ’ 58) and wife, Vivien, live in Antlers, Okla., where he owns a drug store and also serves as phar­macist. He adds that the fishing is good there and that deer sea­son is a date set in November each year.

* * *

Lucius B. Hatfield (BS, ’ 49) lives at 719 E. Washita in Wea­therford, Okla. He has one child of 17 years and has retired from active pharmacy.

FTC Sets“Sale”Limitations

New limitations on use of the term “ sale” in advertisements have been established by the Fed­eral Trade Commission as a means of eliminating possible consumer deception. The Com­mission is specifically concerned about ads which list both re­duced priced and regularly priced merchandise under the heading “ sale,” thus tending to create the impression that every item covered by the ad is offered at a “ bargain” price. Multi-product advertisements offering reduced and regularly priced items may not use the term “ sale” or words of similar import unless items not reduced are clearly set off and identified, and the “ sale” representation is clearly and conspicuously qualified by an adjacent statement which indi­cates that all items are not reduced.

APhA Hears Hanson

The February meeting of A PhA was held at 7:30 in the Student Center Ballroom.

Mr. Kenneth Hanson was the guest speaker, in place of H inton Rankin, who had to remain in Washington, D. C., to testify before the Bureau of the Budget.

Mr. Hanson is the acting chief chemist in the Dallas District of the Food and Drug Admin­istration. Of the 17 other chem­ists, he is the only one having a background in pharmacy. He graduated from the University of Cincinnati College of Phar­macy in 1949, and practiced pharmacy in Denver before join­ing the FDA.

Before taking Mr. Foster’ s place as chief chemist, Mr. Han­son had extensive studies in drug analysis, pesticide residue, de­terminations and radioactive fallout studies of the FDA.

Refreshments were served by the Kappa Psi pledge class.

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SOUTHWESTERN PHARMACY FOUNDATION

Date: _

Y E S !!! I w ill in ve st $_ in the future of

(Reprinted from March i s sue . )

Dear Alumni and Friends:Did you ever stop to consider where you might be today if

you were not a pharmacist? Hasn't pharmacy been good to you? If it has not, read no further. If it has, isn't it time for you to give something back to pharmacy? Members of our sister pro­fessions of medicine, dentistry, osteopathy, and optometry consider it the rule, rather than the exception, to contribute regularly to the support of their own professional schools. They have recognized the fact that top quality education for the professions can no longer be maintained by schools which must depend solely upon income from tuition and state ap­propriations. Like the icing on the cake, it's that little bit extra which makes for distinction. It provides those badly needed laboratory instruments and equipment for which no other funds are available, matching money to bring in Federal and private philanthropic grants, help for that capable student who can not continue in school without assistance, and many other things. And more than this, it gives each contributor the satisfaction of having a vital part in perpetuating, mold­ing, and shaping the future of his profession.

Remodeling of our present facilities and construction of a new wing to our building are now in progress. We need help now, and this is the time to help--to give something back to pharmacy--by contributing to the School of Pharmacy through the Southwestern Pharmacy Foundation of Southwestern State College. If each alumnus and friend of Southwestern will give generously according to his means and his personal obligation to the profession of pharmacy, we can easily exceed our goal of $100,000 in pledges and cash by 1971. Many are already giving, or have given, and to them we are most grateful. Sev­eral have paid off one pledge, and have again pledged and are paying a second time.

Contributions of any amount are welcome and appreciated. Special recognition will be given to all past and new contribu - tions of $100 or more, in the form of a beautiful acknowledg­ment certificate, suitable for framing. Names of those persons who give $300 or more will be inscribed on a permanent plaque to be located in the new addition to our building. An honor roll of contributors will be published in the 1969 edition of "The Apothecary."

Pledges over a three-year period are suggested, with pay­ments on a monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual basis. Contributions are tax deductible.

Complete and mail the pledge form at right with your first payment today. You, and we, and generations yet unborn, will be glad you did.

Thank you for your loyalty and support.

Sincerely,

W. L. Dickison, Dean

1969-70 APhA Offi cers

Keith Campbell, A l Garrett, Terry Teague, Jan Scott, Tom D a v is and M ike H a ines.

Pharmacy by contributing to the School o f Pharm acy, South -

western State Co llege, through the S O U T H W E S T E R N

P H A R M A C Y F O U N D A T I O N .

Method of Payment:

__________ Lump Sum (Check Enc lo sed )

__________ Monthly Paym ents o f $ _______________________per month (F ir s t monthly payment enclosed)

__________ Quarterly Paym ents o f $ _____________________per quarter (F ir s t quarterly payment enclosed )

__________ Other (P le a se g ive deta ils.)

Remittance: $ ___________________________

Signed: ________________________________________________ ______ __

Add re ss: _________________________________________________________

C la s s of: _____________________

N O T E : M ake checks payable to Southwestern Pharm acyFoundation, Southwestern State C o llege . A l l c o n tr i­butions made to the foundation are tax - deductible.

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May, 1969 Pharmacy GraduatesB y G A R Y P O R T E R

BUFORD T. ABELDT (23) was born in Clinton, Okla., and grad­uated from Haskell (Texas) High School. After graduation, Buford and his wife, Melissa, plan to live in Dallas, Texas, where he will be employed by Myatt’ s Village P h a r m a c y . While at Southwestern, he was a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Psi, and APhA.

RONNIE J. ANDERSON (22) was born inChickasha,Okla.,and graduated from high school there. Before coming to Southwestern, Ronnie attended Central State College (Oklahoma) and OCLA. He was president of Delta Chi Delta at OCLA, At Southwestern, he was a member of the Diners Club, APhA and OPhA. Ronnie has served as public relations chairman for Kappa Psi, vice- president of Rho Chi, treasurer and a charter member of the Kappa Psi g r a d u a t e chapter. Ronnie was chosen to be listed in Who’ s Who and to receive the AFPE Scholarship. He has been onthedean’ sandpresident’ s honor rolls and has received a Duke Award. After graduation, Ronnie plans to attend OU Med­ical School.

JERRY G. BERNHARDT (22) was born in Enid, Okla., and graduated from Watonga (Okla­homa) High S c h o o l . While at Southwestern, Jerry was a mem­ber of Kappa Psi and Rho Chi. He was honored by receiving the John W. Dargavel Scholarship. After graduation Jerry plans to enter the Public Health Service, if accepted; if not, he and his wife, Jeannie, plan to live and work in Oklahoma City.

LARRY W. BIGLER (23) was born in Indiana and graduated from Oregon-Davis (Hamlet, In­diana) High S c h o o l . While at Southwestern, Larry wasa mem­ber of APhA, Rho Chi, Newman Club, Pi Rho Epsilon and the student senate. He was honored by receiving the Rho Chi Pre- Pharmacy Award. After grad - uation, he plans to take the In­diana State Board and later pur­sue a career in pharmacy ed- uaction.

R A N D A L L DEE (RANDY) BLUNK (22) was born in Win­field, Kan., and graduated from Hardtner (Kansas) High School. Before coming to Southwestern, Randy a t t e nd e d and graduated from Pratt County (Kansas) Jun­ior College. At PCJC, he was a member of the Letterman’ s Club and at Southwestern, he was a member of APhA. After

graduation, Randy and his wife, Roxie, plan to live and work in either Kansas or Oklahoma.

RALPH J. BOYLE (22) was born in Woodward, Okla., and graduated from Tascosa (Ama­rillo, Texas) High School. Before coming to Southwestern, Ralph attended Amarillo College. While at Southwestern, he was a mem­ber of Phi Delta Chi and APhA and was on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, Ralph will be employed at D and S Pharmacy in Amarillo, Texas.

JIMMIE LEE BROONER (22) was born in Pryor, Okla., and graduated from high school there. While at Southwestern, Jimmie was a member of Kappa Psi and APhA and was on the dean’ s honor roll. A f t e r graduation, Jimmie plans to locate in or around Tulsa, Okla.

BAXTER CALLAWAY (25) was born in Vernon, Texas, andgrad- uated from Snyder (Texas) High School. Before coming to South­western, Bax a t t e nde d West Texas State and was a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity there. At Southwestern, he was a member of APhA. After grad­uation, Bax and his wife, Lynda, plan to settle in Texas.

DARRELL R. CARTER (23) was born in Electra, Texas, and graduated from high school there. While at Southwestern, Darrell was a member of Phi Delta Chi, C a t h o l i c Student Association, activities council, APhA and was on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, he plans to locate in Dallas, Texas.

DONALD E. CHANDLER (24) was born in Bowie, Texas, and graduated from high school there. While at Southwestern, Don was a member of APhA and Kappa Psi. F u t u r e plans are still pending.

ELWYNA L. CLINE (29) was born at Bald Knob, Ark., and graduated from high school there. Before coming to Southwestern, Elwyna worked as a secretary for four years. Elwyna and her husband, Ted, who is a Church of Christ m i n i s t e r , have two children, Tamara Jane and Julie Yvonne. While at Southwestern, Elwyna was a member of APhA, Kappa Epsilon, Rho Chi and was honored by being awarded the Kappa Epsilon Scholarship. After graduation, she plans to be em­ployed at Harlan (Kentucky) Ap­palachian Regional Hospital.

ROBERT L. DARBY (23) is from Duke, Okla. While atSouth- western, Bob was a member of Phi Delta Chi, APhA and Rho

Chi and was listed on the dean’ s honor roll. Bob and his wife, Robetha, will p r o b a b l y locate either in Oklahoma or Texas, although future plans are still pending.

MERLE L. -DAVIS (22) was born in McCamey, Texas, and graduated from Hinton ( O k l a ­homa) High School, While at Southwestern, Merle wasa mem­ber of APhA and Rho Chi. He was listed on the president’ s and dean’ s honor rolls and re­ceived the AFPE Award. After graduation, he plans to work in Hinton, Okla., for the summer and enter medical school in the fall.

ELEANOR M. DELORME (23) is from Vienna, Va. She grad­uated from Holy Trinity High School in Georgetown, Wash­ington, D.C., and attended Ford- ham College of Pharmacy in New York City before coming toSouth- western in June, 1968. Eleanor was a member of APhA and Rho Chi at both Fordham and Southwestern. She was on the dean’ s list at Fordham and the president’ s honor roll at South­western. Her husband, Capt. Lee DeLorme, is stationed at Fort Carson, Colo. After graduation, she plans to be licensed in Colo­rado and work in C o l o r a d o Springs.

BOBBY W. DODD (23) grad­uated from Stinnett (Texas) High School and attended Frank Phil­lips Junior College (Borger, Tex­as) before c o m i n g to South­western. While at Southwestern, Bobby was a member of APhA and served as historian-reporter of Phi Delta Chi. After grad­uation, Bobby plans to work in Texas.

PHILLIP J. ERDMANN (23) was born in Borger, Texas, and graduated from Phillips (Texas) High School. He attended Bethany Nazarene College for one year before coming to Southwestern. While at Southwestern, Phil was a member of Phi Delta Chi and i APhA and was honored by re­ceiving the P h a r m a c y Wives Scholarship. After graduation, Phil and his wife, Linda Sue, will locate in the Houston (Texas) area, where he will be employed by Walgreen’ s.

JIMMY K. EVETTS (23) was born at Sentinel, Okla., and grad­uated from Port High School. While at Southwestern, Jimmy was a member of APhA and was listed on both the president’ s and dean’ s honor rolls. His fut­ure plans are still pending.

JOHN W. FORD (24) was born

in Guymon, Okla., and graduated from C l a r e m o r e (Oklahoma) High School. Before coming to Southwestern, John a t t e nd e d Northwestern (Oklahoma) State College. While at Southwestern, John was a member of Kappa Psi and APhA and was listed on both the president’ sand dean’ s honor rolls. After graduation, John and his wife, Harriet, will live in McAlester, Okla., where he will work at McAlester Gen­eral Hospital.

WILLIAM VAN GAGE (22) was born in Plainview, Texas, and g r a d u a t e d from Hale Center (Texas) High S c h o o l . Before coming to Southwestern, William attended West Texas State (Can­yon, Texas). Whi l e at South­western, he was a member of APhA and was listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, he plans to locate in either Texas or Colorado.

MARK D. GLENN (23) was born in Tulia, Texas, and graduated from Kress (Texas) High School. While at Southwestern, Mark was a member of Phi Delta Chi and APhA. After graduation, Mark and his wife, Sandy, will live in Amarillo, Texas, where he will be employed by SaveOn Drugs.

RUSSELL HADLEY (22) was born in Dewey, Okla., and grad­uated from high school there. While at Southwestern, Russell was a member of Pi Rho Ep­silon, Beta Beta Beta and APhA and listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, he will start a one-year internship with the Veterna’ s Hospital in Ann Arbor, Mich.

STEPHEN J. HALD3URTON (23) was born in Slaton, Texas, and graduated from high school there. Before coming to South­western, he attended Texas Tech for two years. While at South­western, he was a member of APhA and listed on the dean’ s honor roll. A f t e r graduation, Steve and his wife, Theresa, would like to locate in Texas.

LEE B. HANKINS (22) was born in Winfield, Kan., and grad­uated from high school there. While at Southwestern, Lee was a member of APhA. After grad­uation, he plans to locate in eastern Oklahoma.

W. H. HARBOUR (23) is from Snyder, Texas. He was born in Commerce, Texas, and graduated from Snyder (Texas) High School. Before coming to Southwestern, he attended Texas Tech for two years. While at Southwestern, he was a member of Phi Delta

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Chi and APhA. He served as Phi Delta Chi chaplain for fall, 1968. At Tech, he was listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After grad­uation, Scooter and his wife, Judy, will l o c a t e in Houston, Texas, where he will be employed by Walgreen Drug.

STEPHEN M. HELLWEGE (23) was born in Enid, Okla., and graduated from Chickasha (Okla­homa) High Sc hoo l . While at Southwestern, Steve was a mem­ber of APhA and served as trea­surer of Kappa Psi. He was listed on the dean’ s honor roll and was honored by receiving the Oklahoma Rexall Club Schol­arship. He was also a member of Rho Chi. After graduation, he plans to work for Humpty Drug in Chickasha, Okla. Steve and his wife, Margaret, have one child, Kristina.

HAROLD DONALD HENRY (32) is from Clinton, Mo. Before coming to Southwestern, Don re­ceived a BA degree from St. Mary’ s University (San Antonio, Texas). While at Southwestern, Don was a member of Kappa Psi, APhA and the Knights of Columbus. After graduation, he plans to locate in San Antonio, Dallas or Houston, Texas. Don and his wife, Mary, have three children, Don, Donna and Bobby.

WILLIAM THOMAS HILDING- ER (23) was born in Alva, Okla., and graduated from Woodward (Oklahoma) High School. While at Southwestern, Tom will be employed at City Drug in Buf­falo, Okla. Tom and his wife, Lucille, have one child, Amy.

BARBARA J. HILL (23) was born in Wheeler, Texas, and is now from S h a m r o c k , Texas. While at Southwestern, Barbara was a member of Kappa Epsi­lon, APhA and AWS. Barbara served as Kappa Epsilon trea­surer for 1968-69. After grad­uation, she plans to locate in Hollis, Okla.

ROBERT L. HILTON (22) was born in Aurora, Mo. and grad­uated from high school there. While at Southwestern, Bob was a member of APhA and Pi Rho Epsilon and served as secre­tary and student senate repre­sentative for Parker Hall. Bob was listed on the dean’ s and p r e s i d e n t ’ s honor roll. After graduation, Bob plans to work at Aurora Professional Phar­macy in Aurora, Mo."DON RAY HOLMAN (24) is

from Graham, Texas, and grad­uated from high school there. While at Southwestern, Don was a member of Phi Delta Chi and APhA and listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, he

plans to work for Walgreen’ s in Phoenix, Ariz. Don and his wife, Frankie, have one child, Kelly Dawn.

RICHARD C. HUDSON (22) is from Spearman, Texas. While at Southwestern, Richard was a member of Phi Delta Chi, APhA and Pi Rho Epsilon. Richard is married, and his wife is Karma. Future plans are still pending.

TIMOTHY LYNN JINKINS (23) g r a d u a t e d from Borger High School and attended Frank Phil­lips Junior College before coming to Southwestern. Tim was a member of Phi Delta Chi and APhA at Southwestern, and was listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, he and his wife, Nikki, plan to work in the Texas Panhandle.

HARRIETT KELLN (22) was born at Shattuck, Okla., and grad­uated from high school there. While at Southwestern, Harriett was a m e m b e r of Pi Rho Ep­silon, Gamma Delta Kappa, inter­church council. Kappa Epsilon and APhA and was listed in Who’ s Who and received the Kappa Ep­silon Scholarship. After gradua­tion, Harriett plans to work at Newman Memorial Hospital in Shattuck, Okla.

LARRY KIRKPATRICK (22) was born in Thomas, Okla., grad­uated from Fay (Oklahoma) High School. Before coming to South­western, Larry attended OSU for one year. While at Southwestern, he was a member of Phi Delta Chi, APhA, and C o l l e g i a t e Farmers Union and listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After grad­uation, Larry plans to work in either Oklahoma City or Tulsa after serving his military oblig­ation. Larry and his wife, Nancy, have one daughter, Judy.

JOHN C. KRITTENBRINK (23) was born in El Reno, Okla., and graduated from Kingfisher (Okla­homa) High Sc hoo l . While at Southwestern, John was a mem­ber of APhA and Pi Rho Ep­silon and served as assistant pledge trainer and vice-president of Phi Delta Chi and was listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, John plans to serve his military obligation and then either locate in ’Dallas, Texas, or Tulsa, Okla.

VIRGIL DEAN KROEKER (26) was born in Clinton, Okla., and graduated from Corn Bible Aca­demy (High School). B e f o r e coming to Southwestern, Virgil attended Tabor College (Hels- boro, Kan.) and Oklahoma State Tech (Okmulgee). While at South­western, he was a member of Kappa Psi, APhA and OPhA and was listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, he plans to locate in Tulsa, Okla. Virgil and his wife, Marilyn, have two

children, Teresa and Julie.EDDIE TOM LAKEY (25) was

born in Sayre, Okla., and grad­uated from high school there. Before coming to Southwestern, Eddie attended OSU where he was a member of Delta Upsilon and listed on the dean’ s honor roll. At Southwestern, Eddie was a member of APhA and listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After grad­uation, he and his wife, Mar- inita, plan to locate in Oklahoma or Colorado.

PAULA JEAN LAUFER (23) was born in Hobart, Okla., and graduated from high school there. While at Southwestern, Paula was a member of Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa E p s i l o n and served as historian-reporter of Pi Rho Ep­silon, secretary of Rho Chi and secretary of APhA. Paula has been honored by receiving the SWSC Alumni Scholarshipandthe Rho Chi Scholastic Achievement Award. She was listed in Who’ s Who and on the dean’ s honor roll, and was a Duke Award nominee and a yearbook queen c a n d i d a t e . After graduation, Paula plans to be married June 1 and will live in Colorado.

LYNN A. LEVERTON (23) is from Odessa, Texas, and grad­uated from Stinnett (Texas) High School. Before coming to South­western, Lynn attended Odessa (Texas) College, where he was a member of Circle K and Phi Theta Kappa Honor fraternity. While at Southwestern, he was a member of APhA and served as Phi Delta Chi pledgemaster. He was listed in Who’ s Who. After graduation, Lynn plans to work in Dallas, Texas.

HOWARD W. LINDLEY (22) is from Samnorwood, T e x a s . While at Southwestern, Wayne was a member of BSU, APhA and was listed onthedean’ s honor roll. His plans after graduation are pending. Wayne is married and his wife is Kathy.

CRAIG D. LOTZ (21) was born in Bartlesville, Okla., and grad­uated from Shidler (Oklahoma) High School. While at South - western, Craig was a member of APhA, Tau Kappa Epsilon, student activities council and the Apothecary staff. After grad­uation, Craig p l ans to work around Weatherford until such time that his wife, Lynn grad­uates from Pharmacy School. Craig and Lynn have one daught­er, Melissa.

RONALD LUMMUS (24) is from Shamrock, Texas. Before coming to Southwestern, Ron attended Texas Tech at Lubbock, Texas, for three years. While at South­western, he was a member of Phi Delta Chi and APhA. Ron s e r v e d as vice-president of APhA. After graduation, Ron and

his wife, Dianne, plan to live in Lubbock, Texas, where he will be employed by Hull and Riddle Drug.

JOEL MASHBURN (22) was born in Hugo, Okla., and grad­uated from high school there. While at Southwestern, Joel was a member of APhA and listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, he plans to work at Palace Drug in Hugo, Okla. Joel and his wife, Jan, have two child­ren, Brenda and Ava Jo.

CHARLES A. McGINNIS (22) was born in El Campo, Texas, and graduated from Andrews (Texas) High School. B e f o r e coming to Southwestern, A1 at­tended San Angelo State College. While at Southwestern, A1 was a member of APhA and Kappa Psi. After graduation A1 plans to locate in Texas.

DAVID J. McMILLAN (28) is from Kingfisher, Okla. Before coming to Southwestern, David served in the U. S. Army and attended Central State College. While at Southwestern, he was a member of APhA and the Apo­thecary staff and was listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After grad­uation, David plans to work in Oklahoma City and attend law school at night.

HAL A. MIX (22) was born in Woodward, Okla., and grad­uated from Buffalo High School. While at Southwestern, Hal was a member of APhA and on the dean’ s honor roll. After grad­uation, Hal and his wife, Carl- otta, plan to locate in Colorado.

CHARLIE M. MOORE (32) was born in Crosbyton, Texas, and graduated from high school there. Before coming to Southwestern, C h a r l i e was in the USMC. While at Southwestern, he was a member of APhA and Kappa Psi. After graduation, he plans to locate in central Texas. Char­lie and his wife, Nancy, have two children, Scotty and Sydnie.

CONNY M. MOORE (22) was born in Memphis, Texas, and graduated from Lakeview (Texas) High School. Before coming to Southwestern, Conny attended Clarendon Junior College and was a member of Phi Theta Kappa. While at Southwestern, Conny was a member of Kappa Psi, APhA and the president’ s council. Conny served as regent and outstanding pledge of Kappa Psi. Conny and his wife, Linda, will continue to live in Weather­ford after graduation until July.

MELVIN B. MUSGROVE (22) was born in Floyada, Texas, and graduated from Quanah (Texas) High S c h o o l . While at South­western, Melvin was a member of Young Republicans, BSU, APhA and Kappa Psi and was listed

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on the dean’ s honor roll. Melvin served as Kappa Psi librarian, sergeant-at-arms, Province VII Newsletter editor and national officer and served as APhA loan fund chairman and on the dean’ s advisory council. A f t e r grad­uation, he plans to w o r k for Mooreland Drugs in Fort Worth, Texas.

JEFF MUSICK (25) was born in Tulsa, Okla., and graduated from Edison High School. Be­fore entering Pharmacy School, Jeff r e c e i v e d a degree in busi­ness administration from South­western in 1967. While at South­western, Jeff was a member of APhA and listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, he plans to work for A1 Musick Drug Stores in Tulsa, Okla. Jeff and his wife, Sherri, have one child, Brent.

JACK OGDEN (23) was born in Fort Smith, Ark., and grad­uated from Stilwell (Oklahoma) High S c h o o l . While at South­western, Jack was a member of APhA and served as president of BSU and program chairman of the Southwestern S a l e s Club. After graduation, Jack and his wife, Patti, plan to locate in St. Louis, Mo.

GRACE PARK (26) was born in Seoul, Korea, and graduated from Kyunggi Girls High School there. Before coming to South­western, Grace received a BS degree from Ewka Woman’ s Uni­versity in Korea. While atSouth- western, Grace was a member of APhA. After graduation, Grace plans to work in Oklahoma or Indiana.

TRAVIS E. PENDLEY (22) was born in Pryor, Okla., and grad­uated from Broken Arrow (Okla­homa) High S c h o o l . While at S o u t h w e s t e r n , Travis was a member of Alpha Phi Sigma, Rho Chi, APhA, Tau Kappa Ep­silon, student advisory council, Kappa Psi, president’ s club and the i n t e r f r a t e r n i t y council. Travis has received the following honors: Henry Herold S c h o l a r ­ship Award, president’ s honor roll and dean’ s honor roll, Duke Award, TKE S c h o l a r , “ Top TEKE” Award and the P r e s ­ident’ s Plaque from McKesson- Robbins. After g r a d u a t i o n , Travis plans to marry Janice Davis in June and work at Jones Drug in Broken Arrow, Okla.

DAVID PICKETT (22) was born in Altus, Okla., and graduated from high school there. Before coming to Southwestern, David attended Altus Junior College for one year. While at South­western he was a member of APhA and served as parliamen­

tarian of Kappa Psi and was listed on the dean’ s honor roll. David and his wife, Karen, plan to work in Altus after graduation.

GARY L. PORTER (23) was born in Bartlesville, Okla., and graduated from Nowata (Okla­homa) High S c h o o l . While at Southwestern, Gary was a mem­ber of APhA, president’ s club, activities c o u n c i l and Young Democrats; and served as pres­ident and lieutenant-governor of Circle K, president and vice- president of Phi Delta Chi, vice- president of Pi Rho E p s i l o n , chairman of the dean’ s advisory council, senior class represen­tative to the student senate, co­editor of the Apothecary, staff w r i t e r for the Southwestern Pharmacist and Rotary Club Stu­dent of the Month, Duke Award nominee and listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After g r a d u a t i o n , Gary plans to work in Oklahoma or Texas.

JAMES W. PORTER (23) was born in Lynwood, Calif., and graduated from Lawton (Okla­homa) High S c h o o l . While at Southwestern, Jim was a member of APhA, Kappa Psi and T ri- Beta, and was listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, Jim and his wife, Kathy, plan to locate in Seymour, Texas, where he will work for Fergeson Drug.

RODNEY C. POWELL (24) was born in Winslow, Ariz., and grad­uated from Gatesville (Texas) High School. While at South­western, he was a member of APhA and listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, Rodney and his wife, Becky, plan to locate in either north or cen­tral Texas or in Oklahoma City, Okla.

RICHARD L. POWER (24) was born in Nashville, Ark., and grad­uated from Lawton (Oklahoma) High School. Before coming to Southwestern, he attended OU and was a member of Delta Up- silon fraternity. While at South­western, Richard was a member of Kappa Psi, APhA, Apothecary staff, BSU and activities coun­cil. After graduation, he plans to work in Lawton for the sum­mer and then do active duty with a Reserve unit in the fall,

CHARLES R. RANDALL (23) was born in Watonga, Okla., and g r a d u a t e d from Omega (Okla­homa) High S c h o o l . While at Southwestern, C h a r l e s was a member of APhA and listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After grad­uation, he will be employed at Palace Drug in Kingfisher, Okla.

MICHAEL W. ROBINSON (22) was born is Santa Anna, Calif., and graduated from Protection (Kansas) High S c h o o l . Before coming to Southwestern, Mike at­tended Fort Hays State College

at Hays, Kan., and was a mem­ber of Sigma Chi fraternity. While at Southwestern, he was a mem­ber of Rho Chi and APhA and was listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, Mike plans to locate in Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma or Texas. Mike and his wife, Sally, have one daught­er, Karen.

GARY D. RUSSI (23) is from Frederick, Okla. While at South­western, Gary was a member of Kappa Psi, APhA and Rho Chi and was listed on the dean’ s honor roll. He was honored by r e c e i v i n g a SWSC Pharmacy Foundation Scholarship. A f t e r graduation, Gary and his wife, Jan, plan to live in Lawrence, Kan., where he will be in grad­uate school at the University of Kansas.

JOHN R. RYNDERS (22) was born in Amarillo, Texas, and graduated from Borger (Texas) High School. Before coming to Southwestern, John received an associate in arts degree from Frank Phillips Junior College and was a member of Phi Theta Kappa there. While at South­western, John was a member of APhA and the dean’ s advis­ory council, dean’ s honor roll and was listed in Who’ s Who.

ERNIE R. SCOTT (23) was born in Fairview, Okla., and grad­uated from Canton (Oklahoma) High S c h o o l . While at South­western, Ernie was a member of APhA and listed on the dean’ s honor roll. A f t e r graduation, Ernie expects to join the Air Force. Ernie and his wife, Sandra, have one child.

PATRICIA L. STARTZ (23) was born in Wichita, Kan., and graduated from El Dorado (Kan­sas) High School. Before coming to Southwestern, Pat attended El Dorado Junior College and Wichita State University. While at Southwestern, she was a mem­ber of Wesley F o u n d a t i o n and served as Rho Chi historian- reporter. Pat was listed on the dean’ s and president’ s honor rolls and was honored by re ­ceiving the John W. Dargavel Scholarship Award and theAFPE Award.

H. BOYD STEPHENS II (24) was born in Clearwater, Fla., and graduated from Will Rogers (Tulsa, Okla.) High School. While at Southwestern, Boyd was a member of APhA and served as inner guard of Phi Delta Chi and vice-president of Pi Rho Ep­silon and was listed onthedean’ s honor roll. After g r a d u a t i o n , Boyd and his wife, Cheryle, plan to live in Tulsa, Okla., where he will be employed by Oertle’ s Drug Store. Boyd is currently a pharmacist specialist in the Reserves.

ERNIE L. SYKORA (24) was born in Oklahoma City, Okla., and graduated from Greenville (Mar­ietta, Okla.) High School. Before coming to Southwestern, Ernie attended OSU where he was a member of the Independent Party and received an a s s o c i a t e of science degree from Murray Jun­ior College, where he was a member of the officer’ s club and served as officer in the Science Club and Phi Theta Kappa. While at Southwestern, Ernie was a member of APhA and served as secretary of Kappa Psi. Ernie was listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, he would like to locate in south central Oklahoma.

GARY LYLE TIGERT (23) was born in Quanah, Texas, and grad­uated from Eldorado (Oklahoma) High S c h o o l . While at South­western, Gary was a member of Phi Delta Chi and APhA. Gary and his wife, Susan, plan to lo­cate in Oklahoma City after grad­uation.

SUSAN LOUISE DOWLING TIGERT (22) was born in Chick- asha, Okla., and graduated from Rush Spring ( Okl ahoma) High School. While at Southwestern, Susan was a member of Concert and M a r c h i n g Band, Madrigal Singers, Pi Rho Epsilon, Phar­macy Wives, APhA, Apothecary staff, Lambda Mu and served as corresponding and recording secretary of Delta Zeta sorority, assistant pianist of the Chorus and treasurer and vice-president of Kappa Epsilon. After grad­uation, Susan and her husband, Gary, plan to locate in Oklahoma City.

THOMAS VANMETER (22) was born in Orange, Calif., and grad­uated from LaVerne (Oklahoma) High S c h o o l . While at South­western, Tommy was a member of APhA. After graduation, he and his wife, Sandi, plan to locate in the northwestern part of the United States.

ROBERT H. WAHLER (22) was born in Raymondville, Texas, and graduated from Putnam City (Oklahoma City, Okla.) Hi gh School. While at Southwestern, Bob was a member of Pi Rho Epsilon, Circle K, inter-church council, student senate, APhA and OPhA. After graduation, he plans to work for American Mu­tual Drug Co. in Oklahoma City.

RONALD R. WALLIS (23) was born inC l a r e m o r e , Okla.,and graduated from high school there. Before coming to Southwestern, he attended Oklahoma Military Academy Junior C o l l e g e and Northeastern State C o l l e g e , where he was a student council representative. While at South­western, Ron was a member

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of APhA. After graduation, Ron plans to locate in or around Tulsa, Okla.

RICHARD WIDNEY (23) was born in Hinton, Okla., and grad­uated from Watonga (Oklahoma) High School. While at South - western, Richard was a member of APhA and Kappa Psi and was listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, Richard and his wife, Carolyn, plan to locate in Oklahoma.

LEO J. WINK (23) was born in Amarillo, Texas, and graduated from Palo Duro (Amarillo) High School. Before coming to South­western, Leo attended Amarillo Junior College and was a member of the Chemistry Club. While at Southwestern, he was a member of Kappa Psi and APhA and listed on the dean’ s honor roll. After graduation, Leo plans to work in Amarillo, Texas, and marry Karen Cook.

Kappa Psi NewsOn Wednesday, April 9, Kappa

Psi held their second annual golf tournament at Riverside Country Club in Clinton. Eighteen holes were played by the approx­imately 40 people entered in the tournament.

The tournament was based on a handicap system to allow ev­eryone an equal opportunity to win.

The brothers of Kappa Psi feel that this year’ s tournament was very successful and are looking forward to an even great­er tournament next year.

Winners were: First place, Mark Glen, 71; second place, John Norman, 72; third place, John Rynders, 73; distance, Bil­ly Harkins, 320 yards; accuracy, Dean Dickison, 13 feet and six inches; low-score instructor, Dr. David Coates, 76; highest score, Richard Coalson, 140 (90).

APhA Honors Banquet

The annual APhA Honors Ban­quet was held on May 8 in the Student Center Ballroom. The meal was followed by a brief after-dinner speech, a few door prizes and entertainment by the Southwestern State Singers.

As traditional, the coveted awards, honors and scholarships given by the organizations, school and various companies were pre­sented as the highlight of the evening.

Seniors Visit McKesson

On March 18, 71 pharmacy seniors and 20 husbands and wives were the guests of Mc­Kesson and Robbins for the day. Several faculty members also attended.

Activities began at the Lake- view Country Club in Oklahoma City. Guests were welcomed by McKesson executives, and the services and purpose of a drug wholesale house were explained. An excellent film on salesman­ship was shown, starring Vince Lombardi.

After an enjoyable luncheon, the guests were shown through the downtown warehouse, and gifts were given the seniors.

Southwestern School of Phar­macy is appreciative of the many things that this company has done for us.

O ffice rs enjoy good meal at Kappa P s i Sen ior Banquet. Left to right: Ken Stanley, Don Roberts, Roger Whittemore, B il l Weast, Don Moore, and Ron Cock ie r.

Kappa P s i Graduating Sen io rs

Ruling on Society Membership

Guidance for professional so­cieties in judging membership applications was provided recent­ly by a California Appellate Court. The suit involved an orthodontist who applied for membership in an orthodontist society and was rejected without explanation. The court held that the association was clothed with public interest and must meet the judicial stand­ards of fairness and reasonable­ness in approving applications. Membership standards must be expressed and professionally relevant, said the court, and a showing of just cause made if the application is rejected.

The Southwestern Pharmacist

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