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

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1932 TERRA MARIAE Dean DuMez ' s Message to the Graduates of 1932 T ACH year young men and v ' oLmg uomcn in ever increasing numbers complete the prescribed • — ' courses otTered by the different institutions of learning in this country and go out into the world to take up the work tor which they have prepared themselves. You have at last arrived at this point after years of toil and study and, in some instances, after years of depriva- tion. I congratulate you upon your achievement. You have successfully negotiated the first step in laying the foundation for a useful career, and with a little more practical experience you will be ready to begin the erection of the super structure. The world today is in a state of dux and no one can say what the outcome will be. The political and financial systems of the nations distributed over its surface seem unable to stand the strain that is being placed upon them and business of all kinds is disorganized. The profession which you have chosen to follow has not entirely escaped the ill effects of these conditions, and the problems which face its practitioners are both numerous and varied. You have joined its ranks at a time when there is a real need for voung men and young women, highly educated, well trained, and with the courage to push forward into the unknown. I am confident that you will do your part with credit to yourselves and to your Alma Mater. Pharmacy, becau.se of its numerous ramifications, offers opportunities of rendering service of various kinds, and the possibilities of attaining success in any of its branches are manifold. On the other hand, it is a calling which exacts much of tho.se who follow it. For those who are willing to apply themselves with energy and enthusiasm to the exercise of its functions, it offers ample opportunity for the exercise of all their talents. The degree of success attained and the magnitude of the financial reward will be in direct proportion to the effort expended. My sincere wish is that you will apply yourself with diligence and honesty to the practice of your profession and the promotion of its interests so that the highest reward may be yours. A. G. DuMez. [ 26 ]

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' ' riiiriiimnii 1932 TERRA MARIAE John C. Bauer, Ph.G., B.S., M.S. Honorary President Fourth Year Class The fourth year class wishes to extend to Prof. John C. Bauer, our honor- ary president, their deep appreciation for the many, many things which he has done for the class. It was through his never tiring efforts that the class was able to accomplish so much throughout the year. C 27 }