Kansas City College of Pharmacy - Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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pl gi .:::.ezazazlnllulllllllihllf T illlllllllIIIIlIl!!::: .:!?'f T, x 'l at lil fl E E E E 3 E ri' 5 E 3 i E E It has been over Eve years since the greatest war in history was brought E Q to a close. Our country's part is well knowng but for America there would E E be no Belgium, no France, perhaps no England today. E E As we look back to that time, the five years fade into as many months. E X Perhaps then it is not too late for us to take this, our first opportunity, of E E acknowledging our debt to those men from the Kansas City College of Phar- : E macy who made the supreme sacrifice. S 2 They went gladly-even as the others to answer their country's call. E 3 The words we say, the honors we bestow can in no way repay them for 3- . the greatest gift of all-their lives. E l Today, in the records of this school, you will find a golden star opposite E S the name of each of these men who gave their lives for humanity. E - R. D. 5 E E L E l l 5 f , l s X l I l lg. yt r. , Q i T no r T P7 Y Page Scvenlv-One f WYTllFW1 . ' if f T . .wr wwf IIIIINIIIP kllggsi-'Tr:lff1t4iQ MM . 4 mIImI - - , :, ,