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

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PHARMA LOG The Editor’s Reflections E have at last, after three years of close friendship, welded together by sympathy and understanding, come to that fork in the road, where our paths lead in opposite directions. But does this mean that this friendship must be severed and each other's existence be entirely forgotten? Most assuredly not. We have been and will always remain, even as alumnists, an integral part of this great Univeg sity. It is certain we can never forget our close associations with those men of culture and learn' ing, our teachers, who tried so hard, and I think, succeeded in infusing into our minds that knowledge and manliness necessary for the appropriate propagation of our profession—Pharmacy. Louis Gershberg. seventeen

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PH ARM AM) G The Business Department Pays Its Compliments I wish to thank my classmates for giving me the opportunity to participate in the production of this fine volume. May we never forget our Alma Mater and the faithful members of its faculty who worked so diligently to educate us in Pharmacy and in manhood. But we must not he contented with our present knowledge and professional requirements. We must look far ahead so that the power and prestige of Pharmacy shall never he questioned. Joseph Dashopp. It was indeed a great honor and a great pleasure to be associated in the preparation of a book so worthy of our dear Alma Mater. We have attended a school whose name has become the symbol of two things, knowledge and prestige. It is up to us, the Pharmacists of to-morrow, to keep the school on the proper level to which it belongs. Let us keep in mind that our final accomplishments could not have been attained without the aid of our Dean and his tine faculty. ISADORE HeRSHMAN. nineteen