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

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Dr. Rowcn’s Farewell THE process of concluding the books of the Class of 1930 only signifies the opening of another volume. The old book is now but a history, but what a glorious record it represents! As you are about to enter into a new chapter of life which, in all probability, will be erected upon the foundations which have just been completed, stop and look in retrospection upon the past and think of the unity of your class of the past three years. Add the achievements of these few years and the result is success. The future holds in its bosom the unknown things of life, and because of this young folks have visions. Therefore, in the community of your new enterprise try and establish for yourself the reputation of honesty, integrity and dependability, and as sure as “the night follows the day your visions will be realized. I wish to take this opportunity to thank the Class of 1930 as a whole for their notable display of such loyal and unselfish support. In particular, I am thankful to the class officers of both years, and to the editor and his staff, the business manager and assistant. They, who so unsparingly gave of their time and labor that this Pharmalog might be realized. thirteen

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DR. ROBERT ROWEN twelve

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JACOB E. GROSS fourteen