Columbia University College of Pharmacy - Apothekan Yearbook (New York, NY)

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00000000 1956 COLUMBIA COLLEGE OE UNIVERSITY PHARMACY EDITORS Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Associate Editor Art Editor Associate Art Editor Photography Editor Business Manager Assistant to the Editors Kalman B. Slovin Helen Grossman Joel M. Wilentz Larry Eisenberg Michael Brody Stephen R. Botnick Lloyd K. Elkowitz Daniel Hansman STAFF Robert Kirschner • Donald Kissil • Judith Kaine Ann Chirinos White • Robert Pickholtz • Howard Brownstein • Beverly Lasko • Morton Katz • Samuel Schneiderman ■ Richard Orkland • Samuel Ehrenberg.

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Columbia ®mtoergttp College of $fjarmacp of tfjt Citp of Jltto Jorfe 113-119 West 68th Street New York 23. N. Y. Today we pause to honor the most noble, but too often neglected segment or ' the Pharmacy Profession, Our Teachers. No one can deny that the most vital and dynamic force in any field is the faculty of its teaching institutions, for it is this handful of people who unquestionably shapes the future. These are the professors and instructors who year after year strive to disseminate truth and whose constant quest for knowledge inspires all of us. An indication of the quality of the persons in the teaching profession can be seen by their reflection in Pharmacy itself. The teacher of today is mirrored in posterity by the students he sends forth and by the ideas and aspirations he instills in them. A casual glance at the rate of changes and advances being wrought in the profession is ample testimony to the success of these teachers. This year the yearbook recognizes two persons who have dedicated their lives toward the advancement of Pharmacy and the perpetuation of knowledge. If it is true that the spirit of professionalism is born in college, then these two have sent scores of souls through the portals of this college to advance the causes of Pharmacy. Those pharmacists who have studied under them are living memorials to their dedication and selflessness. If length of service was the measure of success they undoubtedly would be at the forefront, each having taught at C.U.C.P. for over 40 years. It is however their warm and gracious personalities and deep devotion to duty which have endeared them in the hearts of students and fellow faculty members alike. It is for all of these reasons that we wish to say, Professors Hart and Brown, the Class of ' 56 salutes you. 3