Drexel University College of Medicine - Medic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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X O keep pace with the ever-changing mode of things has been our purpose in pre- paring the Nineteen Thirty-nine edition of The Medic. These have been many, but none so great as those that have taken place about us during our four years at Hahnemann. We feel fortunate in having been present when the greatest number of these changes have taken place. It is our desire that this book will firmly cement in the minds of all, the part this class of Nineteen Thirty-nine took in placing Hahnemann Medical College in the en- viable position which it holds in the medical world today. It has been the desire of the Staff to present a volume worthy of so great an institution and equal in merit to those of the past years, yet with sufficient variety in the contents and ar- rangement, to hold the interest of fellow Stu- dents and Alumni. Therefore the Editorial Staff and those who so ably assisted that group, proudly present-THE MEDIC of 1939. IOSEPH A. WALSH, Editor-in-Chief.

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man whose foresight, courage, firm char- acter and unswervinq perseverance has enabled the class of 1939 to swing into the battalions of life as men With the highest ideals. His encouragement through our years at Hahnemann has made us proud to know him as a professor, advisor and friend. A man whose ready known humor and keen judgment of men has been a boon to us in times of trial. Upright in purpose, honest in effort. A life's Work devoted to the nobler achievements-to him, Doctor Ioseph Valentine Francis Clay, Sr.. We dedicate this work. THE CLASS OF 1939. X

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Gwdenid I. CGI .I .ESE 2. CI .ASSES 3. ERATEENITIES 4. ACTIVITIES 5. FEATURES 6. PATIQCDNS and PRQIJESSIONALS L