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

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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 -

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SCHOOL OP ■PHARMACY CLASS 26

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 ' ■' ” v r'- :•!• . ? - M33?‘Jcccc; aaCSEW r up. MKi n Message from Our Advisor George K. Schacterle Time flics so rapidly that while you are finishing your course today it seems only yesterday you were beginning it. Bui if we only stop to consider, many things have occurred during this time that will fix the past years at least in the minds of all of us. Now the time has come for the Class of 1926 to pass out into history and its mem ber6 will be scattered to begin their life's work. Very often new scenes make us forget the past, but we who have worked and worried together have formed a bond which time cannot break. To you success and happiness are just around the corner, and even now you are reaching out for them. Remember that both must be earned honorably, and happiness can never come with a dishonest deed. It is the wish of your Class Advisor that each one of you will find in life all of the good things you now dream of. I hope you will be honored among men and women, and successful in all of your undertakings, and always remember that you can help the others that must come after you by helping your Alma Mater. When you leave school you cannot separate yourself from it, because you are a part of each other. Down through all the years you must stand ready to defend and help your university. But in the years to come, regardless of what fate has in store for you, may you some time pause in a quiet hour to look back over the days when we were together at Temple University. They will stand out as a bright spot in your life even to the end.