Philadelphia College of Pharmacy - Graduate Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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,7' JL, if it I-Vx 'X fu, A Y LEFT T0 RIGHT: G. Denczi- Pres., K. Lepik - Sec., 1, Krasko - Treas,, M. Langona - V. Pres. The freshman year introduces all students to the bas- ics in any liberal arts curriculum. Zoology, Chemistry, Math, English and Sociology fill up the freshman's lec- ture hours and study time. The world's only noncredit attendance-required course, Orientation to Pharmacy, adds to the freshmen's educational experience. The spirit of the frosh is truly an adventurous one, as they have entered into a new environment. Hopefully this freshman class will retain its spirit and carry it with them through the next three or four years.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Boyer- Pres., B. Prowe - V. Pres., M. Lucilc - Treas., V. Sica - Sec. Second year - here the student faces courses seem- ingly aimed at him to induce insanity. Organic, Physics and Economics, the hardest, and undoubtedly the most infamous courses in the first two years, help the stu-- dent to learn the meaning of the all-nighteru. The second year student learns to make diversions as a re- sult. Activities, parties and weekends become a main- stay in their collegiate diet. A new outlook on college life emerges as they settle down to the work at hand. As they are less than half finished, many discourage- ments and setbacks may dampen their spirits. But at the end of the year, their hopes brighten. What lies ahead is what they came to PCP8zS for - to learn a profession. The liberal arts segment is finished. ' . -V, I V L T06 I h A lf, 5 .Q . . , eff-ef 0- -. I t r-T