The Pharmaceutical Society is known by the work which it is doing in the furtherance of the profession for which it stands.

      The purpose of the society is to bring the students of Pharmacy into close fellowship, co-operation and understanding, to be efficacious in promoting the feeling of professional kinship, to give the Pharmacy department more prominence, and to provide pleasing and instructive entertainment for the members and the public. It is true that in no other school or college of the University are the students so well acquainted and so intimately in touch with their instructors and so enthused in their work, as are the Pharmacy students.

      It has been the purpose of the society to devote time to the concentration and discussion of those items of interest along pharmaceutical lines, and in organizing the fact, that the association with men high in the profession, would be one of the greatest influences in broadening the student and raising before him the high ideals which are so essential to success. The state board meets in Lincoln in May of each year and a banquet is given in their honor, the purpose of which is to acquaint the students with those men whose success has risen them high in the profession.