Temple University School of Pharmacy - Secundum Artem Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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'The Alumni fxsgociationi ii Every, institution, of learning which achieves success is usually one with vvhichiisrconnected an activelalumnigassociation, and Temple is no- 5 exception. TheiAssociation ,vvasstarted when the first Pharmacy Class graduated, but the irealivvorlc started when the Class of '09, with the help of the Class of '08, reor- ganized the'-association, and a permanent bodyiwas formed to systematize the wofkgmfi sincethat time there has been an unbrokenirecord of service: In some years the service rendered vvasnot so conspicuous as in others, but when- ever there arose a great need the Association was ready to take up the labor of supplying thatitneed, and generally did not cease in its labors until every need was taken care of. r ' 1 ' A ' . Last year the Association held monthly educational meetings at which times pharmaceutical problems and questions of interest to pharmacists and stu- dents' were discussed. These meetings were always well attended, as were also the banquets 'given by the Association. At the banquet last year Dr. Wil ey-gave la very interesting talk.. I A ' Then, besidesall these, there is the great good that comes every year tothe institution through its loyal graduates, who are constantly on alert to put in a goodlword for her or her force of instructors, to use their iinfiuenee to send stu- dents to .her halls, to- give their time and energy to prepare students for admission to' her classes, to supplement the work of the college by helping students in the preparation of their lessons g little things they may seem to those who ,do them, but of untold value to the institution in her eiifortto obtain a high'standard of efficiency. ' I I I May the members of the Class of 1916 now or soon to be members of the Alumni Association, be no less active than their most energetic predecessors in furthering the interests of, and no less sincere in their devotion to their beloved Alma Mater, the Department of Pharmacy of Temple University. G. T. 7

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. 1 N . 5 V igfQepor'frnent phiormacy P Faculty . JGHN R. MINEHART, Phaf. D.,iM. D., I A V ' 4 Dean, Professor of Botany and Pharmacognosy. v HENRY E1sHER,iPhaf. D., M. D., t f - ' - Professor of Materia' Medica. JAMES coNNoR ATTDQ, M. s., D. D. s., M. D., g i l Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology. ' 1 . H. EVERT KENDIG, Pilar. D., M. D., c ' . . Professor of Theory and Practice of Pharmacy. HENRY H. BooM, M. D., Professor of Physiology and Hygiene and Director of Chemical Laboratory HORACE BINNEY MORSE, Ph. G., M. D., - , Professor of Commercial Training and Economics and Director of Phar- T macy Laboratory. . .