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Page 11 text:
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To the members of the Pharmacy Class of 1932: In felicitating you upon the successful conclusion of your college careers 1 would commend to you the motto of your Alma Mater: “Perserverantia Vincit. Perseverance conquers in every field of human endeavor. In research it has wrested secrets from Nature to swell the fund of scientific lore. In business, perseverance and tenacity of purpose have led to undreamed-of achievements; in the professions it is equally as essential to complete success. Keep this motto always before you in the dignified and serviceable profession you are about to enter. It has brought Temple University to glorious attainment in its sphere of service. For its sons and daughters it will do no less. CHARLES E. BEURY, President. Three
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Page 10 text:
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To the members of the Pharmacy Class of 1932: My congratulations;- my good wishes for a fine successful life. In this hurried age graduation loses much of its meaning. In the excitement, glamor and applause the diploma and degree seem a final goal How far from the truth! How solemn is the fact that one may acquire knowledge, receive a degree, and remain uneducated. As you realize that graduation is the beginning of living, the key that opens the door to finer appreciation and richer experience. As you live, as you act, as you seek, in the days that follow- is your final test. Real education makes for the understanding of fellow-man. “He that hath small understanding hath small love.” Go forth as on a sacred quest; seeking truth, loving knowledge and rendering service, remembering, “Little knowledge imparts pride to people, great knowledge imparts humility. Dr. John R. Minehart, Dean. Two
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Page 12 text:
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To the members of the Pharmacy Class of 1932: During the three years which you spent at Temple University you have laid the foundation for your chosen profession. Remember, life is too short to be really edu-catcd. To be educated one must be fluent and adaptable in the world of facts and actualities, the world of human affairs, and the world of spiritual and moral values. It is my sincere wish that you may have the pleasure of continually striving toward this goal which will, without doubt, bring you much success and happiness. As your class advisor and friend I wish to express most hearty thanks and appreciation for your confidence in bestowing this honor upon me and for your complete co-operation at all times. It is my desire that our friendly and pleasant relations may never be forgotten, and I hope that you will always remember and be loyal to your Alma Mater. Harry W. Mantz, Class Advisor. Four
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