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

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 In fine ire thought that he was everything. —E )win Arlington Robinson Certainly, there are too few words in the (Mtges of Webster that would do true homage to Dr. Ix uis Stezzi. A much admired mcmlier of the faculty of Temple I’ni-versity School of Pharmacy, Dr. Stez .i is esteemed bv us. not only because lie has been a truly inspiring teacher, but also because he has been ever mindful of our needs. Through him we have experienced an appreciation of the influence of our characters on our lives. Throughout our college careers, while we were greatly in pursuit of knowledge of our chosen profession, he guided us with an understanding of our problems. Through his association with us he has enhanced his friendship with the (’lass of 1960. With this warm friendship he has strengthened us both academically and socially and he has helped us to face the world in which we arc about to venture with a greater understanding of our profession and of mankind. Dr. Stezzi has shown us that perfection is universal; from the man who sells shoes, to the man who designs and builds dynamos, or to the profession of Pharmacy. Because of his untiring efforts in our behalf, and because he will long remain an inspiration to students of Pharmacy, we. the Class of 1960. proudly dedicate this l»ook to Dr. Louis R. Stezzi. “.1 the falling of another. He it friend or he it brother. Sever sneer, and ne'er deride, Help the weak and conquer pride. —Thomas A. Kempis 4

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as.v FOKE YOW Four years have passnFmul with them go hours of hard study, exams, laboratory experiments, proms, convocations and many good laughs with our fellow students. We have been strengthened by the great teaching of one of the best pharmacy school faculties in the I'nited States. Now we step forward into our professions, willing and able to help our fellow men as members of a team destined to work for better health in communities throughout our great country. KJ U 3

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To the Class of 1960: As a class you have exhibited u wonderful spirit of good fellowship and cooperation. Your individual contributions have been responsible for compiling an enviable record of achievement and success in all your activities which I have had the pleasure to observe. The completion of your undergraduate studies brings each of you to the crossroads in your chosen profession. You will have the opportunity to select, as your life’s work, that phase of Pharmacy to which your interests direct you. The past four years have equipped you with the knowledge to make that choice intelligently. The satisfaction and rewards that you receive from your work will be determined by the effort, wisdom, integrity, and sincerity that you display in its performance. As you establish yourselves among the leading citizens of your communities, the opportunities to contribute to the service of mankind ami to your profession will be many. May you fulfill these obligations with honor. .May you enjoy the feeling of satisfaction that it generates. My best wishes for a long, happy, and fruitful career go with you. Sincerely, Louis R. Stczzi 5