Brooklyn College of Pharmacy - Pharmakon Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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'-O e CCEQM Fu-uAlIgm,A,K0N gcgfgj 7 Q: ll bl 1 ,Ll sie Sb To the Graduating Class of 1927 Brooklyn College of Pharmacy T IS always a pleasure and satisfaction to observe the result of earnest effort and worthy endeavor and to wish those whose efforts have been crowned with success a happy, satisfactory and advantageous application of the knowledge they have gained and principles they have absorbed. I r ' Young men and young women who have caught the real college spirit, and have been impressed with the inspiration a college course should give, graduatewith a strong and irresistible desire for ad- vancement and improvement in the profession or trade with which they have chosen to be identified. A I Reforms must be based upon sound logic and generous application. Their proposal and advancement should be confined to those who, by. conduct as well as expression, stand as a guarantee of the pos- sibility and reliability of the reform. . We have too many .so called reformers and too few who have applied or are even willing to apply the reforms they propose. The thought then, that I would leave with the graduating Class of 1927, is, take an active part in impressing the public with the necessary and valuable services of your profession' and trade, not by implication but by direct personal demonstration. Have in mind the advancement of your profession and trade, with particular ern- phasis upon advancement along professional lines, for it is this line that ,attracted you to college and to be proficient in which you pursued your college course. It is this line that will reflect your value to society and give the satisfaction that comes with the knowledge that you have given service that others cannot give. I If reforms occur to you, apply the reformto yourself before attempting to inflict it on others. I wish you all health, happiness and marked success. ' rv I Dean. v , v :lv Page 2 5 H55 23? T

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