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

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Classmates: As we finish our Pharmacy course, and go out into life, and as the months and years pass, nothing will remain with us except a picture of the past. A picture whose color has begun to fade, and only the vivid color of which can be seen with any degree of accuracy. When we do finish our studies and go out into the world, each on our own, we will not truly be separated, because the same teachings and inspirations which we, as a group, received, will tend to bring us together, though we do not meet again. The completion of this book gives me an opportunity to pass a word of comment to those who contributed so much of their time in its construction and I hope that all will be able to vision the past through the medium of this volume. Joseph Mont alb ano. Business Manager. Seven

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Commencement The thought of our commencement Is sadly drawing near, And as we ponder o’er our work, We wonder why we fear; But fear we do, when we begin To ionize with the past And we think of harder work, Which is approaching fast. No longer do we fuss and fret O'er worries now so light, For we realize there are harder tasks Before us we must fight. As we near the doorway of life, Let our steps neither falter nor fear, For we are just leaving our school days, Filled with memories we hold very dear. Never now let us forget our college days, With their beauty, their charm, and their fun, But remember our youth with a pang of repent When we realize our college days are done. And life itself will change with time As we its way pursue, And each of us will find a path Best suited to our view. But separated though we be. No matter how we adieu, There'll be a place in every heart For the class of Thirty-two. Candido Gatti. T ine