St Louis College of Pharmacy - Prescripto Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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------a DIQESCIQIDTC te-a-l The junior Class QNX!! As juniors we feel that we have accomplished considerable towards acquiring a general knowledge of Pharmacy. Slowly we are beginning to realize the practical importance of each subject studied by us in attempting to become efficient and ethical' pharmacists. Two years ago we entered school as Freshmen having little or no idea what the future had in store for us. Gradually pursuing our studies, we became ac- quainted with and accustomed to the College environment. Through common interests and co-operative aims, College tasks have brought about a tie of friend- ship among classmates which has proven itself very valuable in -the realization of the importance of each subject studied. Moreover, this unison and harmony has lessened our burdens since we are all striving for one goal, a successful future. We are grateful to the Faculty who, through many years of careful research work, are instilling in us the essentials necessary for a thorough understanding of the Theoretical, the Practical and the Ethical Applications of Pharmacy. Life is what we make it more or less. We can only obtain from life what we contribute to it. Since each day is a part of our life-a most important role, we must grasp and absorb each detail as minute as it may be. For, to be a success in life, the ideal which we are all striving towards, we must put forth our very utmost. And so, as this year's work nears completion, the Juniors are all anticipating the time when they will become members of the graduating class of the St. Louis College of Pharmacy. J Page Tl1irtyfEight ft:-9

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is--1---al DIQESCIQIDTU 1s------- O ff i c e r s CHARLES M. LANc.1.sTER .............A. ................... P resident VERONICrX H. EISELE ............. ..................... V ice-President M. MERRITTE MCCLURG .......,... .....,..... S ecretary-Treasurer S p 0 n s 0 1' Tothe Members of the Iimior Class: Occasionally, life is benelicent and creates a position in which honor is in versely proportional to effort. Such seems- to be the case in being a class sponsor. My affection for the class has been lengthened immeasurably by giving me honor without effort. Wfe started life at the College as fellow babes-in-arms and I happily acknowl- edge the fact that your growth has been more rapid than mine. For that you may thank the College. For it the College thanks you because it is by this growth that we live, grow and become more useful. All of which demonstrates that good things, pertaining to mind and soul, are not subject to any laws of conservation as are matter and energy. JAMES R. THAYER. Page 'ThirtyfNine