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

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On Behalf of the Students We Extend Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes To DEAN ANDREW G. DUMEZ Upon hlis Election to the h ighest Office in American Pharmacy PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN

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M THE EDITORSof the Terra Mariae have long recognized that the School of Phar- macy of the University of Maryland, which for so many years has pointed out the path of progress to the profession of pharmacy, deserves to be represented by a yearbook with a significance. . . . We of the Terra Mariae 1939 believe that our annual should not only fill the need of a yearbook, but should also be an undergraduate project with a definite purpose. The Terra Mariae 1939 is the sixth of a series which has presented the biographies of great men of pharmacy. Thus, we are continuing a theme which has as its object the fostering of interest in the pioneers of the profession. . . . But the editors of the Terra Mariae 1939 feel that the time has come to survey the profession of today. We feel that today pharmacy occupies a position of unprecedented importance, that today it is equipped to do more good than at any other time in its history. With a great store of knowl- edge and a full measure of the recognition due it as a profession, pharmacy in four distinct phases is serving humanity and serving it well. We present the Terra Mariae 1939 — a salute to the Men of Yesterday and to the profession that they fostered — the Phar- macy of Today. MANUFACTURING RESEARCH

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Andrew G-ove. DuMe., Pk.G- BS , MS- Pt -D- Dean of the School of Pharmacy PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION