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

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Students Not Photoed Jennifer Anne Busillo Hai Mai I'll spread my wings and I'll learn how to fly. I'll do what it takes 'til I touch the sky. Make a wish, take a chance, make a change and break away. —Kelly Clarkson Richard Molock First I would like to thank my family for being very supportive of me and allowing me to be the person that I am today. Also I would like Karim and Calvin to know that no matter what they need in life they can count on me being there for them. Finally for my friends a Temple I want to thank you for all the good times that we had together and hopefully we will always keep in touch with each other. Richard Molock My Graduation's Day can't exist without the support of my family, professors, classmates, and school staffs. Best wishes to all of you. Thank You. Quynh N. Tran If at first you don't succeed, try again Ewnetu G. Zerihun Ability is what you are capable of doing, motivation determines what you do. Attitude determines how well you do it. ewnetugz@temple.edu Hai Mai and good friend, Khiem Duy Pham Charles Nichola Berken Susanna Bogdunova Stacy Buchanon Cory J. Bycer Miriam Datikashvili Paul DiPasqual (right) Lisa Galati Svetlana Gartman Elizabeth A. Leslie Suzanne E. Maahs Michael Pallidino Thuy-Van T. Pham Vivian Tran Kseniya Timofeyeva 22 Graduates

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Esilda Vrusho To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe. Anatole France To class of 2006: Good Luck in everything you do. To my family, Todd, and friends, thank you for your support. I love you all!!! eslidav@temple.edu Hsiao-fen Jen Weng Class of 2006: Good luck in your careers! Faculty and Staff: Thanks for all the knowledge and support. Phi Delta Chi brothers: You guys rock! Hail to Phi Dex... And finally, to all my friends: Thanks for being there, couldn't have done it without you guys, shiaofin@msn.com Emmanuel T. Williams Life in Pharmacy school has been very much challenging and exciting for me. Challenging in the sense that 1 worked a full-time job throughout, cared for my family and had two babies by my lovely wife who graduated in 2004!!! My excitement comes from the fact that 1 was able to laugh, joke and have fun moments with fellow students from diverse backgrounds. The experience would have been much different without the presence of Israel Adenaike— truly a great companion, emmanu@temple.edu Denise D. Wolfe It is hard to put 4 years of memories in a couple of words. I will never forget playing basketball with the guys, especially my bailers Brian and Nick. I will never forget the friendships made and the fun we all had together, whether it was at the Christmas dances (Basil, will 1 ever get my $40 dance?), KY parties, or just at the copy machines before exams. I will always remember meeting Teresa on the first day of school - who became my best friend, and without her pharmacy school would not have been the same. Good luck to everyone in the future! wolfe denise@hotmail.com 21

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 Signing up for a days where you'll see a classmate or two in school by five AM in the morning! The brutal lines, sleepy faces... it was every student for themselves! Above: Stacy Pham her friends start a line of their own What'da ya mean the track's closed? JD: Is Nutrition still available? Victor Egbulefu: I hope this is still open. Saania C hughtai: Sure, I can wait.' Winnie Tsang: Here's my list of classes, F.ileen.'