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

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i J? a »tfl iriwiE «=»« miipmnnHHEiKiBiiiii ll g. ° s H- 1 « FOREWORD s In these pages of the APOTHEKAN are recorded THREE EVENTFUL YEARS OF YOUR LIFE. Berlin as YOUTHS and ending as PHARMACISTS. Conceived in ambition, and dedicated to the preparation of honest and scientific REMEDIES to relieve the ills that flesh is heir to. Years crowded with hopes, fears, efforts, treasured friend- ships, college pranks and pleasures, and final success. In the gloaming, when the sun is slowly sinking in the west, we affectionately commend to your reminiscent mood these pages of the APOTHEKAN, in which we hope you will again relive those happy days at C. U. C. P. m Mi k M ' , o,

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i y° ' Syt , S iriHIlE 5 . -,eo o . % h « ft PRESIDENT ' S ROOM December 24, 1931 Harry L. Handsjy.an, Esquire 564 Linden Boulevard Brooklyn, N. Y. My dear Mr. Handsrcan I am glad indeed to respond to your invita- tion of December 2o and to send a word of greeting to the stu- dents of the College of Pharmacy. We are happy indeed to have them enrolled as members of Columbia University and to feel that the sphere of University influence and activity embraces the very useful and honorable profession which they are prepar- ing to serve. We have learned much during the past gene- ration of public health and its practical problems, of the pre- vention of illness and of the relation of organized society to all these. The pharmacist plays his trained and serviceable part in carrying forward these endeavors, both those which are primarily scientific and those which are primarily of social service . The whole University joins in v ishing for the College of Pharmacy prosperity, steady advance and constant- ly widening service to the people. Faithfully . ya Ji u, i Jim o, kz