Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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But it ' s all over now, For us as Well as for you. This letter of reminiscence has been fun for those of us who have written it, and, we hope, for you, reading it, there is no more time for looking. back. Memories must be laid away for a more leisurely day, and an active present, planning for the future, take their place. The great task of winning the peace will lay claim to the untiring energy of all, each cooperating fully in the work for which he is best suited by choice, training, and temperament. We, in our profession, always maintaining a deep sense of sincerity in our efforts to our service, must pledge that which, down through the ages, the colored show globe in the apothecary has ever represented: encouragement, understanding, and friendly comfort for those in need. United we shall endeavor to do our share in respecting, in all its modern ramifications, this pledge—you are already doing yours. The Pharmacy Class of June 1944 Its penmen: Editor, Marion Pastor Maria Macearelli William Shively Charles KumKumian Anna Osinski Frank Gravina Business Manager, William Bielitsky Editorial Margery McHale Business Leonard Berkowitz Art Marvin Stromberg Photography Arthur Stander Irene Snecinski Meta Moskowitz Melvin Noskow Daniel Leof