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

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The sense of fulfillment that we desire as Pharmacists is sought in vain il kept within the narrow confines of our boundaried selfishness. Enjoyment is merely limited to a passing and fleeting sensation if we keep it to ourselves. Each of us has a duty to one another and to those whom we shall serve. That responsibility is the path toward our gaining a true sense of accomplishment. If we are to realize the full measure of our lives we must of necessity think of our obligations to others. May we have the vision of courage to rentier the service for which we have been prepared. I would like to take this opportunity to offer my sincere wish that the dreams you hold in your hearts may be fused into shining reality. Sincerely, Stu STUART AARON president CLASS OFFICERS NANCY LEE HINMAN SECRETARY ANTHONY ROCK TREASURER BARBARA RICCA AND DAVID SKOLE STUDENT COUNCIL 19

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CLASS ADVISOR To the Graduating Class: As your Class Sponsor I have shared in many of your college problems and also in many of your confidences during (he past four years. In this way 1 have come to know a great number of you quite intimately. To each of you 1 offer my sincere congratulations and every good wish for your future success and happiness. In the past four years you have gained much, both in experience and knowledge—but the riches and fullness of life are as yet ahead of you. You have selected a profession whose keynote is service. Let me remind you that self-development and service must go on at the same lime, and that no matter how old you are, or how busy you may be, you always have opportunities for learning new and wonderful truths. Never be afraid of developing yourself, never forget that to give, one must have. My interest shall follow ou when you leave, and I shall always welcome you back to bring news of yourselves and the work you will surely find to do. and just as surely, do well. I believe in each and every one of you and wish for you the happiness I have found in service. Sincerely, John A. Lynch. Class Advisor. 18

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STUART AARON Tall, dark, ancl handsome” - Always a gentleman — First in the class alphabetically and politically — Almost flunked quant lab in senior year because of poor housekeeping Travels in a flashy yellow and black convertible — llates to commute, so he lives very close to school — One of the few graceful southpaws — Gives many girls a break — May someday be a great M.D. Alpha Zeta Omega 1, 2, 3. 4; Parliamentarian 3, 4; House Chairman 2. 3. 4; I. F. C. 3; Senior Class President; Prom Committee 4; Rho Chi 3, 4. HOWARD ADER The little man with the big nose — Mouse Knifer at Fraternity house - Likes ’cology, bio-chcm, ancl Marie? - Hates to wash his car, even though it deserves it; believes the dirt protects the finish - Good bowler - Always blamed tor noise in apartments - Once shot a fly with a BB gun - Needed liquid encouragement before talking to a certain girl - Almost quit school when the Carmen dosed — Hates formals; waste of tune and money - Still finds time to make many friends. Phi Delta Chi 1, 2. 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; A.Ph.A. 2. 3, 4.