Lunsford Richardson awards

APhA recognition of student members "For outstanding service" read the APHA certificates of recognition given to 59 pharmacy seniors from colleges in 36 states. The students, recommended for the awards by their faculty advisors, were honored for their efforts and accomplishments in behalf of their APHA student chapters. Most of the awards were presented at college senior awards banquets. This APHA recognition of students' con tributions to their profession is considered important in guiding pharmacy students toward continuing professional attitudes and actions after graduation. Awarded the APHA certificates were the following future pharmacistsAlaba m a-Jimmy E. Ray (Auburn Univer· isty), James C. Busby (Howard College) Arizona-Philip Howard Cogan (University of Arizona) Arkansas-Robert Marion Berry (University of Arkansas) California-Bill Cody (University of the Pa cific), William E. Smith, Jr. (University of California), Harold J. Washington (University of Southern California)

Col orad o-Sandra G. Ritchie (University of Colorado) Flo rida-Evans Ward, Jr. (Florida A & M University), Marsha Annalee Hesoun (University of Florida) Geo rgia-Albert Schwamlein, Jr. (University of Georgia) Idaho-Eugene L. Paine (Idaho State University) Illinois-Cathleen Mary Zwierzyna (University of Illinois) Ind iana-James Young and Thomas Schendel (Butler University), Wayne Eugene Proffitt (Purdue University) Iowa-Charles J. Small (Drake University). George William Nash (State University of Iowa) Kentu cky-Freddie M. Norris (University of Kentucky) Lo uisian a-Ronald B. Ainsworth (Northeast Louisiana State), Johnnie Pearl Lee (Xavier University) Massachusetts-Joseph Balliro, III (Massachusetts College of Pharmacy) Michigan-Joan K. Shute (Ferris State College), Lawrence Burnstein (University of Michigan), Charina A. Smith (Wayne State University) Minnesota-Marvin L. Dyrstad (University of Minnesota)

One of the winners of the APhA certificates of commen · dation is Claude Arthur Kibble (right) of the University of Mississippi school of pharmacy. Congratulating Kibble and Bill Harlan (center) . recipient of the McKesson and Robbins award given APhA student chapter presidents. is Charles W. Hartman. Uni versity of Mississippi pharmacy dean.

Mississi ppi-Claude Arthur Kibble (University of Mississippi) Missouri-Norman Guy Waitley (University of Missouri at Kansas City) N eb raska-Ronald John Hospodka (University of Nebraska) New J ersey-Geralynn Ann Basile (Rutgers University) New M exico-Dean P. Merritt (University of New Mexico) N ew York-Thomas L. Long (Albany College of Pharmacy), Harold Cohen (Brooklyn College of Pharmacy), John E. M alke (University of Buffalo), Barry Reiss (Columbia University), Thomas I. Hays, Jr. (Fordham University), Michael Bareletta (St. John's University) North Caroli na-N eill Hector Mussel White, III (University of North Carolina) North Dakota-Mildred Iverson (North Dakota State University) Oh io-David Gackenheimer (University of Cincinnati), Robert Joseph Borchers (Ohio Northern University), Carole Jean Foley (University of Toledo) Oklahoma-David Hickman (Southwestern State College) Oregon-David C. Heitz (Oregon State Uni versity) Pennsylvania-Germaine Marie Hyber (Du· quesne University), William G. Crouthamel (Philadelphia College of Pharmacy), Richard Rosen (University of Pittsburgh). Irwin Gibbs (Temple University) South Carolina-Sherrill Bullock (University of South Carolina), Radford Henry Rich (Medical College of South Carolina) South Dakota-Rodney R. Parry (South Dakota State College) Tennessee-Paul R. Powell (University of Tennessee) Texas-Jerry A. Perkins (University of Houston), Janet Hunt Hall (University of Texas) Utah-Gerald C. Davalos (University of Utah) Washington-Larry Lee Porter (Washington State University). Gerald L. Van Pevenage (University of Washington) West Virginia-Max D. Adams (West Virginia University) Wyoming-Vallee E. julian (University of Wyoming)

Lunsford Richardson awards An incentive for professionalism and support for education were giv~n recently by Richardson-Merrell Inc. as it distributed its annual Lunsford Richardson pharmacy awards. The certificates, symbolic mortars and pestles and cash, totaling $12,525, were given to 19 pharmacy student winners, their colleges and their student APHA chapters. Colleges with double winners included Temple University with first prize and honorable mention in the graduate divi392

sion, Southwestern State College with first prize and honorable mention in the undergraduate division and Purdue University with honorable mention in both areas. Others honored in the graduate division are at Florida, Maryland, Minnesota, California and Washington State Universities; completing the undergraduate listing were students at Ohio State, Cincinnati, Auburn, South Carolina and Illinois Universities. Students at the State University of New York and Nebraska and North Carolina Universities

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received the undergraduate research awards. Judging the students for excellence in original research or essays dealing with matters of importance to pharmacy were Lloyd M. Parks and Linwood F . Tice, APHA councilors; Edward G. Feldmann, APHA's scientific division director; George F. Archambault, past APHA president; Irving Rubin, editor of The American Professional Pharmacist, and Educators Seymour Blaug, Duane 'Wenzel, Joseph Sam and Albert Picchioni .