University of Southern California - El Rodeo Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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College of Pharmacy HE Pharmacist must be a man trained in clear, concise methods of thought. His education is not conferred upon himg it is self-wrought. A college course assists in formulating scientific knowledge and develop- ing technical skill. Pharmacy has made great progress in recent years, the commercial side having been almost revolutionized, while the professional side has made rapid advance- ment. The future Pharmacist, to meet the new standard, must be a man of rigorous professional training. His education must fit him for greater services to humanity-in compounding prescriptions, in the testing of milk and food sup- plies, in chemical and bacteriological tests for the physician, in technical services to the manufacturing industries and in dispensing general information to the public. His field surely is one of great responsibilities and possibilities. It is a well known and established fact that a university's professional schools are its most valuable asset and mark the advancement of the univer- sity's achievements. LAIRD J. STATLER, M.S., Ph.C. 19 -. 1 if 'wud , ' 1 5-W - ' 9 QQ

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LAIRD JOSEPH STABLER, M.S., Ph.C Dean College of Pharmacy

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EZRA ANTHONY HEALY, A.M., D.D Daan College of Theology