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

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SOL S. TURNOFF

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-Jffec rt £ rr W The Editor’s Swan Song S our ollege days draw to a close wc look in retrospect upon our past; with eager'eyes to our future; with fond hopes for the realization of the ideate of our honored profession: Pharmacy. This volume of the RECORD stands {is a milestone in the prog' ress of the Senior Class. It is now serving a double purpose with the activities of the entire school being covered, besides acting as the official publication of the Senior group. ■ Classmates, I wish you the utmost success in your future undertakings. J ty Paul Re?nek. i.+c Fifteen

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 TP 4h % j?e xrtscC W Jr The Business Department Speaks T IS NOT so easy to part from our dear Alma Mater as one may imagine. We are going out into the world to maintain the marvelous reputation of our department of Temple University. Indeed that reputation is j greatly accounted for by the high standards set forth at the college. I, in fulfilling my duties as business manager, have become aware of the respect in which our school is held by the most outstanding and prominent merchants of the pharmaceutical profession. Nor is that regard overemphasized ... is not the fact that the Temple Pharmacy School today is a Grade A School proof enough of our glowing growth and untold future? Let us now come to closer quarters—as a Class we have had unprecedented success in every department of activity—Scholastically—Record Book Banquet. May I now wish you all the more success in the future? I am not writing this article in the capacity of business and classmate. manager, but as a friend Sol. S. Turnoff. Seventeen