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

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SCHOOL OP ■PHARMACY CLASS 26

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v.“ Pharmacopian Staff Y Albert B. Sagkner Editors Oscar H. Robinson Associate Editor Sittdent Advisor Thomas L. Segal JOSEPH LUTERMAf Herman Schwartz Reporters Frank Loftus Jean Levinson John Loper Herman Lipkin George Higgins Maris Wesley Edward Rigberc Patrick Gallagher Robert Schi-afeer Class Historian Edward Rigberg Dedications Joseph Luterman Albert B. Sackner Thomas L. Segal Humor Joseph Luterman Albert B. Sackner Thomas L. Segal Business Manager Thomas L. Segal Secretary Jean Levinson astgiscscec ifY;

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Dedication A dedication brings thoughts of worthiness; thoughts of worthiness beget deeds of accomplishments; accomplishment is worthy of recognition. After the decision in favor of an individual Record Book, the Class asked to whom the book would be dedicated, and in the same breath answered the question with a unanimous selection. The man selected for this dedication has long been connected in an advisory way with most all of the Senior Pharmacy classes. He has always encouraged Class activities and has given his advice and support to all of them. He has not only been a teacher to us, but his manner of friendly encouragement has always made our tasks seem lighter to bear. His suggestions have brought financial aid and social success to the Class of ’26. His experienced advice and keen insight as to the possibility of this book has brought about its accomplishment. His readiness to listen to tribulations and straighten them out was an appreciable act of patience. Without his moral encouragement this work would indeed have been a harder task. With all these thoughts in mind, we respectfully dedicate the Rec-ord of the Class of 1926 to our Friend and Advisor, Dr. George K. Schacterle. V 8 -