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

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FOREWORD While graduation is a time when our thoughts are of the future, let us pause to recollect some of the past. Remember when the only familiar name on the class roll was your own; “pill and “tablet’’ were synonymous? That was four years ago when we arrived at Temple. Most of us had just graduated from high school, a few of us hud served in the armed forces, and others had attended preparatory school. Whatever our previous experiences, we entered into a completely new world—pharmacy. In order to progress, we had to acquire new skills and knowledge. We learned to read and write the language of the physician and the chemist. We learned to culture and identify microbes, synthesize and extract organic compounds, identify crude drugs, compute dosages and molarity, ami compound and dispense medication. But certainly we acquired more than facts and techniques. We gained a feeling of belonging to a unique part of society, the profession of pharmacy. The problems of the pharmacist became our problems; concern for the health of the public became our concern; and the need for professionalism became our need. The Arrcx is an effort to reproduce with words and pictures, the people, places, and events which have played such vital roles in our lives. When time and distance separate us, it will serve as a stimulus for the many memories we share.

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PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1962 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PHARMACY PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA I

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EDITORS: Howard Harpel • Barbara Spector • Ted Van Devere • Elaine DeCusatis • Toddy Nogami • Carol Leininger • Irwin Schmier • Lewis Gould • Barbara Wishnev • Susan Ralph • Alan Ralph • 3