Albany College of Pharmacy - Alembic Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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) Ijarmafeon Thirty-one

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aiemtuc ifoffitra (EolUge ifempHtrai, Nw fork t t t To my friends of '43:- I deeply appreciate the great honor the dedication of this, your year book, your request for a message from me. you have done me I am humbled by in ) 1 ) As a class you have already shown a great deal of courage and adaptability. You have had to adjust yourselves to many changes in your school life. Nov you are being called upon to adjust your whole life to a grim task:- the task of once again fighting to preserve our national heritage. For you, this means temporarily setting aside your individual hopes and plans so that your lives may be devoted to our national task. You must adjust your thinking' away from individual hopes and aspirations, toward a united effort. An effort that will call for even greater adaptability than you have shown thus far. Frequently your new assignments will seem trivial and insigni- ficant. But let me adapt one of my favorite teachings to your new way of life:- An effort can be no more significant than that of the least significant individual taking part in that effort. Go out into your new world with certainty and with coui age. I pray that you may all soon return to work out the hopes and plans which you are now laying aside and that you will remember your days at the Albany College of Pharmacy among the happier days of your life. C-od bless you. } 1 T hirty

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ty-two Left to right— Seated—Rinaldi, Historian; Rickey, Secretary-Treasurer; George, Vice-President; Sweeney, President. Standing—Pitts, Derringer, Palisi, Knapp, Israel, Bechle, Fratto, Ilanley, Werlin. Not pictured—Major, Gloherson, Stepner, Silverman, Sternfeide.