School of Pharmacy Photograph Collection, 1916-1948

One print includes (from left to right): Ed Greyerbiehl, Lillian Polson, William Donald Fowler, James Bidgood, Bob Berman, Jack Kadau, Wade Stuart, John McPherson, Peyton Hawes, Ronald Esson, and Alberta Wilson (back to camera).

Includes several views of the building under construction and one line drawing of the building.

Composite print of individual portraits of graduates and faculty. Also includes images of President W.J. Kerr. Photograph by Ball Studio.

Includes Frank Henry and Fred Meek. Photograph by Photo Art Commercial Studios in Portland, Oregon.

Includes one image of pharmacognosy classroom and museum.

Photograph by Howells Studio.

One image depicts Howard Pertulla, who graduated in 1940; another shows Ernst Stuhr with students.

One image is from Parke, Davis & Company in Detroit, Michigan. Most of the photographs are of the Eli Lilly factory in Indianapolis, Indiana. These images depict the bottling department, labeling and wrapping liquids, the elixer and extract departments, filling liquids in small quantities, sugar coating, iletin finishing, capsule filling, and vacuum stills.

With a temporary sign, Home Economics Pharmacy, over the entrance.

Laboratory for analysis of food products and the testing of ingredients in prescriptions and proprietaries.

Studying fish oils from salmon cannery to utilize by-products.

Depicted in the image are five men. Standing in the doorway, second from left, is Henry DeBoest.

Exhibits pictured include Cathartics, Glandular Extracts, and For Your Health's Sake.

Exhibits pictured include Milk Foods & Modifiers, Digestants, Heart Tonics & Stimulants, Skin Affection, Antiseptics & Disinfectants, and The Source of Insulin.

Exhibits pictured include Surgical Supplies and Gland Therapy.

Exhibits pictured include Evolution of Rubber, Crude Drug Specimens, For Your Health's Sake, Prescription Compounding, and Infusum Digitalis.

Exhibits pictured include Organic Chemicals, Commerical Pharmacy, Retail Selling, and others. E.T. Stuhr is depicted on the right.

Drugs and customer counter pictured.

Individuals identified in this image include F.A. Gilfillan, back row first on left; Dean A. Ziefle, back row fourth from left; and Ernst T. Stuhr front row first on left. Photograph by Ball Studio.