Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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F ourteen To the Senior Class: The time of graduation is exhilarat- ing, it is sweet, it is the reward of work well done, yet it is tinctured, to a certain extent, with a sadness that will soon materialize into cherished. memories. We have tried to start you on a straight line to follow the pathways of a noble profession, and you have been buoyed up by a thorough training and guidance. N 0w, you mum step out with a steadfast confidence in human- ity and in yourself to conquer the 0b- stacles that make life worth living. Tackle each job that confronts you with a dogged determination to ful- fill its duties and the obstacles entailed therein will level down like a hill as you approach its summit. Roihember that Old Valpo and her teachers have not lost interest in you because you have graduated. Their best wishes go with you that you may reap the further rewards of a well spent life. Radiate the true rlPharmic Stiritll that has permeated these halls to your fellowmeu and live such a life that it may bring honor to yourself and a deeper love for your Alma M ater. GEO. C. SCHICKS, Dean of Pharmacy. 'Jmirmmxnmcm us.'r -: . .. .4 . V- .A .';4