University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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SCIENCE SENIOR FOOTBALL Back Row! S. Jenkins E. Bergman B. Rogers S. Golfman A. Dawson S. Corman Front Rau:- W. Kepman J. Rumbcrg A. Smith S. Fainstein H, Shepherd SCIENCE JUNIOR FOOTBALL Buch Rowf S. Jenkins H. Shepherd B. Rogers S. Golfman S. Dorfman A. Dawson Fron! Rau:- E. Bergman L. kVard R. Pastuck L. Remis S. Diner W. Kcpman HE soccer teams of the faculty of Science enjoyed a very successful season from beginning to end. not so much in scoring goals as in enhancing their reputation among the other faculties. by displaying sportsmanship on the field and a willingness to co-operate at all times in order to make the schedule run smoothly. This is the second year that Science has been represented in both the senior and junior divisions of football, and there is a strong feeling among Science supporters of this game that next year Will undoubtedly see Science as a serious contender for the soccer trophies. Page One Hundred and Sixty-three

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HE art of pharmacy is ancient and honorable. It dates back to the time of the early Egyptians, and rises out of the natural in- stinct of men to seek relief from pain. Pharmacists the world over have made many valuable contributions to medical science. Their general service to the public entitle them to a large measure of the good-will of the many they serve. The man who elects to serve the community as a registered pharmacist, must have more than the commercial point of view. His skill in the compounding of prescriptions is of inestimable value. Not only must he know the properties of every ingredient, but he must guard as well its purity and Etness for use. Behind those lights that send a gleam of hope into the night, is a spirit of sympathy and ser- vice, backed by special knowledge earned only after a long and rigorous apprenticeship, followed by a course of a very high standard of profes- sional education, entailing the application of theoretical principles to actual experience. This is the pharmacist-the friend of all. Thy-' 'X - my -.N I A lk E:- :Ti 'aiu-:r.1aQ' gets.: Qsxafmmmwsb ww .I t .. , J X if et is Z. J- E13 HARENDA vntffwd if