University of Maryland School of Pharmacy - Terra Mariae Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Editor-in-Chief J. C. liRor.Di ' N, ' 14 Business Manager B.J. H.AMMKT, Jr., ' 14 Editors R. L. JniiNSnX, ' 14 N. llKAUC. ' 14 L. W. Ui.AKi:. ' 14 J. H. Saml-i-ls, ' 14 J. E. Di ' LL, ' 14 C. A. r.uisT, ' 14 A. S. CoMvMAN, ' 14 S. L. Cochran, ' 14 J. D. Noonan. ' 14 El, LIS Li{ iN. ' 14 C. K. ST(lTl.l■: n ■ ;K. ' 14 Co-Editors L. DiKNi ' R, 15 C. O. Woi.i ' i;, ' 17

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( Yt thX B If} HE high standard of excellence attained in the puhlication of this work since we, as students, have known such an entity as the Trrra JMariae, leads us not to try to excel but rather to endeavor to produce an edition that will at least not fall below the standard of the previous work. With jlie presentation of this, the tenth edition of the Tkhka MariaiC, tile editorial board has endeavored in the limited space allotted each de]3art- nient to include such little iteius of interest as will remind one that college • • life may have a few bright spots that provoke a smile and pleasant mem- ories as well as the racking grind that is ever the price the seeker after knowledge pays as a ])enalty to the shrine of his chosen profession. In compiling this edition, it has been necessary to carefully select from a large ciuantity of material sulmiitted, not nnly that which represents the l est of its kind. Init only that which would further our early resolution not to tread too heavilv on anyc.ine ' s toes, or to offend even the most sensitive. It is with a hoi)e that when we turn back the pages of memory in after years that this book will help recall nuni ' amusing incidents and fond recollections of our college days and when in a reminiscent uK.iod may the turning of its j)ages soften the lines at the cor- ners of the mouth and provoke a mirthful sparkle to the eye. Perhaps not everything is portrayed exactly as it occurred, but rememlier, dear reader, that the routi?ie nmst be 1)niken and the monotony relieved else interest would lax, wane and die. liefore concluding, we would express our sincere appreciation of the valuable assist- ance which has been rendered us by various members of the Faculty, Adjunct Faculty, . lumni. and fellow classmen. Many pricele-;s contributions in the way of material and timely suggestions have helped us in our work, and the Hoard, singly an l collectively, as well as the Inisiness management, are to lu commended on the untiring eft ' ort that they have gi en to this publication. And now it is in your hands and it remains for you to censure or n(jt as you best see lit, though if censured, we trust not too harshly. lUiAui:) OF Editors. 11