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

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Class President's Message T To the Dean, to the Faculty, to My Fellow Students: As President of the Senior Pharmacy Class of 1926, it is fitting and proper on this memorable occasion, marking the completion of our education, to express my fare well to the students and faculty of the school. To the students and committees who so ardently co-operated in bringing to a successful end the many activities of the class, I wish to communicate my sincere thanks. Our dance and banquet, the two outstanding features of our last year, were hugely enjoyed by all. This Record Book stands as a pioneer of individual accomplishment, a monument to the Class of '26. a lasting remembrance of the companionship of new friendships moulded during our two years of scholastic life. Now we arc about to enter the whirl of business activity. It is up to us, as individual students, to solve problems more serious than those we have faced heretofore. We shall solve them, as we would solve any problem, with the mind of a student; students of life, with the thought that each problem has Its solution, and each solution a vantage gained. Remember the ideals of your profession and school; recall the knowledge derived as gems of wisdom from our professors. Work diligently, with the determination to succeed in business; be considerate of your fellow man and fellow pharmacists. Remember your friends of college days and preserve the spirit of the Class of '26 by becom ing a faithful and true alumnus. To Dr. Minehart, our Dean, the Class expresses sincere thanks for his consider.i tion and guidance through our scholastic years; to Dr. Schacterle, our Class Advisor, we convey the thoughts of gratefulness for increased knowledge with which he so ably endowed us and for the encouragement and leadership in our Senior year: to the Faculty we express appreciation for their efforts in furthering our education. With due respects the Class of 1926 completes the last chapter of its pharmaceutical scholastic accomplishments. Joseph Luterman. i I I -

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Message from Our Dean T Graduation Day is drawing near. With keen satisfaction you will soon receive the degree for which you have labored. With a thrilling expectancy you arc looking to the future; that future so mysteriously veiled. What is the secret of its success? You have received knowledge in Temple University, but that knowledge will avail little unless it has touched more than intellect. Are you a better citizen a truer friend a more understanding person because of your greater knowledge? Life success depends not on what you have, but what you give! May you be successful in your chosen profession, reaching each day for greater results. “A man's reach should exceed his grasp. The Pharmacy School of Temple University appreciates the effort you have made. You have helped to make the year 1926 the greatest year of the department. Will you not help as an alumnus to make next year greater? May we say together, This is the best day the world has ever seen, tomorrow will be better. JOHN K. Mini-hart, Dean, School of Pharmacy. Temple University. 10

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FRANK T. SMITH. Vice-President HERMAN SCHWARTZ. Treasurer Tv • —. — •; 12 JOSEPH LUTERMAN. Vice-President EDWARD RIGBERG, Treasurer