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

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Children, indeed, we are. Our purpose? To learn. To become. To de- velop our senses, our bodies, our minds. We ponder, and wonder, and wish, and pry. But, none of these can be accomplished without guidance from those who have already learned and become. Their willingness to share and advise helps lead us in some direction. And, yet, for each of us, that direction is so very different, so much apart from one-another's aims. A common thread binds us all together in this community, regardless of our independent endeavors. We are to be professionals; people who have accepted a role of sacrifice to help those who may be in need. Our purpose: to serve our brother. Often, we find ourselves in need of counsel, advice, guidance, purpose. And in our plight, we have found others who share our thoughts. They have sacrificed time and energy to foster us, sharing in our happiness, our suc- cesses, our failures. Each of us finds a friend to whom we can look for these needs; one in whom we can trust and confide. For many, the well-earned rec- ognition is surrounded by humility. For these, reward is satisfaction, know- ing that they have helped us to grow. The wise are comforted by thoughts of the children who come to them in need, asking, searching. We have grown. We have learned. We have developed our own thoughts. Our teachers gave the incentive to continue to pursue. To these elders, we express our courteous and warranted gratitude. We could not have accom- plished as much without them. To forget others who shared in our educa- tion this far would be ludicrous. Of those who taught us, we want to recognize a man who gave us more; a man who is a leader. He is a friend, a counsellor, an advisor, a teacher. He reflects a thought: We are not helpless. We are brothers. To Dr. Paul Jablon we dedicate our yearbook. The class of 1971 22

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First Year McKesson Robbins Prize William W. Gibson Prize Kappa Psi Prize Phi Delta Chi Prize for Mathematics Kappa Psi Key Rho Pi Phi Prize for Biology Wayne Berner Anne Morris Shery Whorf Wayne Berner Tom Clement Tom Clement Second Year Board of Trustees Scholarship Wayne Berner David Hores S. Paul Nosowich Memorial Scholarship Anne Morris Student Branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association and the Pharmaceutical Society of the State of New York Ron Dievendort Dean’s Prize for the highest standing in Pharmaceutical Calculations David Hores Kappa Psi Key Ben Graham Rho Pi Phi Alumni Scholarship Antonia Anz Third Year Board of Trustees Scholarships Women’s Auxiliary of Albany Pharmaceutical Society Women’s Auxiliary of Mohawk Pharmaceutical Society Kappa Psi Prize Student Branch of the APHA and PSSNY Johnson and Johnson Award for the highest standing in Pharmaceutical Economics Rho Pi Phi Key for the highest standing in General Pharmacy I Kappa Psi Key Women’s Auxiliary of Schenectady County Pharmaceutical Society Alfred J. Smith Award by the ACP Alumni Council Rho Pi Alumni Scholarship Phi Delta Chi Scholarship Sister Clare Johann David Hores Anne Morris Sharon Greer Peter Corr Shery Whorf Stephen Koerts Sister Clare Johann Peter Corr Sandra Dear Jean Brown Ron Dievendort Wayne Berner Fourth Year Board of Trustees Scholarship American Foundation for the Pharmaceutical Education Scholarship Rho Pi Phi Alumni Scholarship Phi Delta Chi Award Past President’s Award from Women’s Auxiliary to the Pharmaceutical Society of New York State in memory of Wilma Beilis John W. Dargaval Foundation Scholarship sponsored by National Association of Retail Druggists Women’s Auxiliary of Schenectady Pharmaceutical Society Kappa Psi Scholarship Kappa Psi Key Albany Graduate Chapter of Kappa Psi Fraternity Scholarship Francis J. O’Brien Scholarship William F. Rehberg Memorial Prize Sister Clare Johann Peter Corr Wayne Berner Shery Whorf David Hores Angelo Emmi Paulette Sivak Stephen Koerts Sandra Dear Ben Graham Milton Bouleris James Balmer Anne Morris James Katovitch

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