Jefferson Medical College - Clinic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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VICE HDMIHAI. JAMES I. KAUPFMAN USN QRETJ ndMd lC 25 President of Jefferson, Medical College a e ica enter

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THE JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE AND ' MEDICAL CENTER ,env-sas ..-as-er.. coccnos emu-neuaum 1, PA. Jun.-.on .ms-ei... cottage as..--f,.r DANIEL IAUGPI INSTITUTE QF ANATOMY eu-1'5 ouYpAT'.'N-Y :Lisle e..,...roffs s.....: W-our ,Q.,..D.f.o., D-'gggrolpgggggfh-g5ggg,gg 'H' sf'-'f Yzlfanldn Affuuflall WMITK HAVEN DlVlllDll 'E Q - EN-T C5 '- Jrrrcnson woerwm. saucer or nununecl M wf.f.,.L.,, .mumau D O 1 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT CE!!! T0 NDI PENBAFVAN N IPS AL METHODIST EP1SCCPAl. l4059lTAl. To the Class oi l95l: You are completing your iormal medical education at a time when the world is in conilictg in a day when traditions, our humanistic philosophy and way oi life, our freedoms, are under fire irom around the world -- and at home. Though you have been students, concentrating on your immediate proies sional education, you have not been apart from the conilictg you realize the stakes at issue, know the probability oi being called upon to serve soon in the Armed Forces, recognize the ialse ideas that must be combatted. All oi this can delay the day when you may hang out your shingle . The basic tradition oi Jeiierson has always been that it should develop and produce outstandingly qualiiied practical physicians and .7' Th il M Cl ll ' ' ' l l' lZ l 1: 't ' surgeons. a was c e an s origina po icyg years a er 1 remains this College's policy. You may take pride in your heritage. For the rest of. your time you will carry three great responsibilities: One to your Country: another to Society, incumbent on your proiessiong and one due your Alma Mater ior the opportunities she provided ior you to educate yourself in medicine. Satisiactions will come irom meeting each. You are stepping into a world which, in spite oi turmoil, oiiers you the vast opportunities lor service, which can be iound only in times oi great change . With these responsibilities and opportunities -- no matter whether you join laboratories, attach yourselves to clinics, hospitals or schools, select military medical service, or meet the trials oi rural practice -- l know you will acquit yourselves well, for you begin as Jeiierson men. Very sincerely, J. L-. K-AU AN Vice Admiral, USN lRet.j President 24

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Board nf Trustees PERCIVAL E. FOERDERER, HAYWARD R. HAMRICK, M.D., Chairman Vice-President and Secretary LESSING J. ROSENWALD PERCIVAL E. F01-:RDERER J.JH0WARD PEW BRANDON BARRINCER A H0RAcE P. LIVERSIDGE THOMAS D. M. CARDEZA VAN HORN ELY, JR. WILLIAM POTTER WEAR J OSEPH LEEs EASTWICK EDWIN KING DALY NORMAN F. S. RUSSELL JAMES M. LARGE 26