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

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Albert R. Ben don. Editor-in-chief Classmates: The associations derived from our three-year course have induced friendships of life-long endurance. The diligence and aptitude of our class officers and advisor, and the general co-operative spirit have enabled our group to function amiably during an era of world-wide distress. I am sure that after weathering a storm such as we have, it will he a pleasure for all to continue as a unity through the medium of the Alumni. Thus, our comradeship and contacts will not Cease, and the spirit of the class of 1933 w ill live on. 22 Albert R. Bendon.

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SIDNEY S. BURNSTEIN, President of the Class Fellow Classmates: We have arrived at that point in life’s journey where the companionship which has been the pleasure of our class since we fust met must cease. In a few months you will be scattered among the many states of our country. Soon it will be difficult to find in Philadelphia one-half of the class when reunions and Alumni celebrations are held. I.el me urge upon you that “wherever you may be in your later life, in whatever nation or clime, in whatever situations, professional or business, remember always that you are a son of Temple. '21 Sidney S. Bernstein.

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Harry Blofstein. Business Manager To the Class of 1933: It is indeed a pleasure to have been allotted space that 1 may express my thanks to the class, and especially to the Business Stall' of the Show Globe. The task of obtaining money enough to finance a volume such as we are presenting is extremely difficult, but our expectations were fully realized. Again let me thank you. 23 Harry Bi.ofstein.