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

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9 Henry Fisher, Phar. D.. M.D.. Professor of Materia Medico, and Pharmacology

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 H. Evert Kendic. Phar.l).. M.l).. Professor of Theory mu! Practice of Pharmacy To the (.lass of 1933: Tenacity to life is probably the most outstanding attribute of man. We want to live: we do not want to die. Not withstanding the promises of all the great religions that eternity offers joys unattainable and undreamed of on earth, man uses every means at his command to prevent the cutting of the tenuous cord of life. Therefore, those whose mission it is to add to the span of life have always occupied the highest places of honor in the community and have been regarded as constituting a profession whose disinterested service was beyond question or cavil. Centuries of experience have broadly classified these conservers of health and extenders of life under two heads, namely, those who diagnose and prescribe, and those who compound and dispense the required remedies. We have named the presenter a physician and the dispenser a pharmacist. For the prolongation of life both are essential. Neither one nor the other could effectively function alone. s a parting message to the members of your class, graduates in pharmacy, and thereby members of the profession having to do with tlu conservation of life, the most precious gift of God to man.— let me urge you to contribute in your professional capacity that high tvpe of endeavor which the greatest service rendered to mankind inspires and demands. 8 II. Evert Kendic, Dean.

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James Conxok Vmx. M.S.. D.D.S.. M.l).. Phar.D;. Professor of Organic Chemistry and Toxicology 10