The Cleveland School of Pharmacy was originally established in 1882 by the Cleveland Pharmaceutical Association. It became affiliated with Western Reserve University in 1908. While downtown, the School was housed for most of the time in the old Ohio Wesleyan Medical School building. Student life was almost non-existent as many of the students clerked in drug stores when they did not attend classes. However, a basketball team was organized in 1910. Student activities increased when the School moved to the University Circle campus.
Title page from the 1919 Pharmacy yearbook, featuring an image of the Ohio Wesleyan Medical School Building, where the School was located
Senior class, ca. 1913
Students in a Pharmacy laboratory, ca. 1913
A symbol for the Class of 1915, featuring a pestle and mortar emblazoned with a skull
Pharmaceutical Laboratory in action, 1911
Microscopial Laboratory, 1911
The Pharmacy School's basketball team of 1910
A spoof of the typical junior, a monkey brewing up something
Yearbook cartoon of a student concocting a quack remedy
