New Jersey College of Pharmacy - Scarlet Ray Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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1 Jin zllllrmnriam WILLIAM O. KUEBLER LL who knew him were shocked at the sad news of the death of William O. Kuebler, President of the Board of Trustees of the New jersey College of Pharmacy since the First days of its conception. His passing marks the close of a life of service both to the college and to the profession. Always a ready worker and leader in Pharmaceutical affairs of the state, he will be sorely missed by all. He has justly been called the Father of the New Jersey College of Pharmacy for it is largely due to his work that the college enjoys the rank it now holds. The new college building will stand as an everlasting memorial to his name and to his life. No one can ever pass it without a thought to the genius of the man who was responsible for its existence. The memory of his life remains as an ideal for us to strive to emulate. May We be of as much worth to the community and profession as he was during his life-may we continue the work where he left off-that of raising the New jersey College of Pharmacy to the standard of perfection. We praise his life and mourn his passing.

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- If-he SC6,1'lCb'I13.1J ' Presidents Letter The inclusion of the New Jersey College of Pharmacy in Rutgers Univer- sity has given great satisfaction to the ofiicers of the University and to its friends. We feel that the addition of a strong and worthy College of Phar- macy has strengthened our institution and added greatly to our opportunities of service. We trust that all graduates of the College of Pharmacy will feel that they have really a part in the State University, that they are entitled to pride in its achievements and to a share in the great work ahead, which is to develop in New Jersey, on the foundation here laid, a University for the service of all the people of the State, an instrument of research and instruction for the benefit of all industries and professions. The stronger the University, the stronger each of its coordinate colleges, including the youngest-the New Jersey College of Pharmacy. fl, I Page 81

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ffh 'SCdflCb'R8.'U e To The Senior' Class of 192.8 One of the aims of the publication of our year book is to portray accurate- ly and in an interesting manner the undergraduate life of the College. It is in many ways regrettable that heavy curricula and full schedules obtaining at the New Jersey College of Pharmacy, as in other professional schools, reduce to a minimum the possibility of worth while extra curricular activities. Fortunately, however, it has been possible to provide, along with serious scholastic work, social functions which help to brighten college life and broaden the lives of the students. It is my sincere desire that in the years to come, when the shadows of life begin to fall, this book may bring back to you pleasant memories of manv happy days spent within the walls of your ALMA MATER. I trust also that with these pleasant recollections will be mingled the realization that, as a result of the training and inspiration received during your undergraduate days, you have been able to make a real contribution to your profession and have been stimulated to live a fine, noble life of service which has proven interesting, enjoyable and satisfying. DEAN. I Page 101