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

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 'Wr tii UiNivTfjsr 2 MA0l OF PrfA MACy FOREWORD Four years have passed and 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 United States. Now wc step forward into our professions, willing and able to help our fellow man as members of a team destined to work for better health in communities throughout our great country.

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UMPLE UN.vrRs, SCHOOL OF pharmacy «INDII BY R2S?U

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14if DEDICATED TO DR. ARTHUR E. JAMES Over fhe past twenty three years Dr. Arthur E. James has served Temple University School of Pharmacy devotedly and successfully. Dr. James earned his Bachelor of Science Degree at Pennsylvania State University where he received the degree in 1921. He then became an instructor in chemistry at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania for one year after which he was appointed to assistant professor. Dr. James received his Master of Science degree from the University of Pennsylvania and then became professor of chemistry at Lincoln University. In 1933 he received his Doctor of Philosophy degree at Cornell University. He remained at Lincoln University until 1937 at which time Temple University had the good fortune of acquiring his services as a faculty member. In 1953 Dr. James became chairman of the chemistry department at the School of Pharmacy. In 1955 Dr. James took a leave of absence to lecture on chemistry at the University of Peshawar in Pakistan under the auspices of the Eulbright Program Outside of Temple University, where his teachings have been greatly appreciated throughout the years., the active Dr James has many accomplishments to his credit. Until 1954 he had been president of the West Chester Y.M.C.A. for eleven years during which time he had written two books concerning Chester County and various scientific articles dealing with the spectrophotomctric assay of drugs. He also edited West Chester's Scsqui-Ccnlcnnial, 1799-1949 Historical Booklet. He is past president of the Chester County Historical Society and Richard Humphreys Foundation and Chairman of the Committee in charge of the Westtown School in Westtown. Pennsylvania. He is an active member of professional organizations such as the American Chemical Society. American Pharmaceutical Association. Pennsylvania Academy of Science, and the New England Association of Chemistry Teachers. All of the enviable qualities and achievements of this inspiring gentleman have stimulated the spirit and interests of the entire student body. In recognition of his many years of leadership and service, the Yearbook Staff dedicates this 1961 Arrex to Dr. Arthur H. James . . scientist, author, scholar, and humani- tarian. 4