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

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1942 volume:

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MERCER, A.M., MD., F.A.C.S 1 Dr. Warren Charles Mercer has been one of +he prom- inenl and well-loved figures of l-lahnemann Medical College for many years. l-le has laughl nearly all 'rhe members of fhe faculfy and has broughl many of +heir children in'ro Jrhe world. The welfare of +he College has always come firsl in his professional life and his parlicular hobby has been leach- IIIS ll l I Hlll lil ing young men: s'rimula+ing fheir ambifion and broadening 'rheir knowledge wi+h his kindly wisdom and fine surgical skill. As Professor of Obsfefrics and l-lead of 'rhe Deparl- men'r he is an honored and respecfed leader in mainlaining The lradifions of l-lahnemann and 'rhe science of Obslefrics. Clinical Professoryof Obsfelrics W WMA Yr Nr woe o vorked crew 'rxnok gofrxnered Sror Vne Yrrsk Yrrne ou'rs'xde or Scor'r'rQn Rue TernpXe on o rn Seprernxoer evenrng 'rn W38. One ne cornpXe'reN dkrrerenir unrrs o coreer or rnedr- odrnuvrure deor, vlor hundred ond NN-o nrrxf, eodn 'rnrenk upon vlwrfrn 'n'rs Xweorr on NNxn'rXe upper dossrnen drscuss surn- RH or xnurno Nw 5eeX'rng owe. ' s ond ' None woy e e' eoc 'on ond Xd Rrrend ode xnrs Xrono, Cm , Jr'rc'rpoM ee'r o mon N eo oi s 5ruX- or on d 'ro gr xn Yre-sh ,Kd o S ked Vne orxnere ' n eoc ond, orr' 'dn rnor ernxoork- Q rner vocorro , 'ro xnrs ossrgned seofr, Soces. oworred We rnornenr wxnr 5'uNrnen'r or o Nong-crrerkshed dY6Of0fx0.XS rnenk upon o rned'rcoX coreer. Nor all of 'rhaf original band of one hundred iiiiy-one are siill wilh us. For various reasons, many have fallen by 'rhe wayside. Bur mos'r of us have wealhered The slormy course, wi'rh ils irials and hearlaches, i+s viciories and ioys. Impressions have been indelibly branded on our minds during Jrhese four years--impressions which we will never larger, devious fhough our iuiure parhs may be. Each course has leil Hs marlcq each professor has moulded a porlion of our career: exira-curricular aciiviries have broadened our oulloolc. To record some of lhose impressions, and 'rhe personalilies of lhe men who made lhem, is rhe purpose oi ihis volume. During ihe pasl four years, we have come info iniimale conlaclr wiih mosi of ihe 'reaching slaff. Some of rhe adminisrraiive slafi we know quile well: oihers, we recognize only ai sighig siill orhers, we know nor al' all. Le+'s gel acquainred wi+h lhe men who spend +heir iime and eiforis . . . 1, V. i i i L , ,,, i '1 -i i- li l , , i . . 'J i i , l i i 1 i i ,gi im Ear 0 gnlfldieefi e e c J o Ra J War e Bufferworfh Vicfor Weirmon, Jr. William H. Clcyfon Thomas G H0 lKe5 E ec V ce Pres de 1' 5BCl'9f0fY V Ce P endenl D0 d Bug-pee E Burke Wilford Addison R. Brown Frederic H. Sfrawbridge, Jr. Charles A Allen I v I . 5 4' ...- ,-,. :xr Ili, I 9 4 Xu fr 3464 . E 4' ' Q21 YV!! gy, R ' f X! s QQ X is HIE Slllllllll All IIS Ml Having meT The members of The Board oT TrusTees who so un- sTinTingly give up Their valuable Time To aid in The all-imporTanT maTTer of direcTing The finances of The college-we pass on To meeT The beTTer known members oT The adminisTraTive sTaTf whom we have had occasion To see any number oT Times in The course of our four years. l-low many of us sTiII recall The inTerview wiTh our loved Dean, who so TacTTully gave us necessary encouragemenT only-To very non- chalanTly evade answering our nexT quesTion as To our exacT sTaTus- buT so much Tor The presenT-we have quiTe a journey ahead of us- chronicling The Tour years of medical school-This Trip we hope some day will help carry you back To The realiTies of The pasT Tour years and Thus aTford you Tonid memories-wiThouT TurTher ado we presenT THE DEAN DR. WILLIAM A. PEARSON Scholarly and genllemanly-our Dean has very capably handled lhe responsibililies of his office for fhirly-rwo years. Never is he loo busy 'ro chair wilh any of 'rhe s+udenls who may need counsel or consolalion lexcep+ Wednesdays I2-Il. To you, sir, for Jrhe many favors accorded us . . . A SALUTE! PROVOST FREDERIC J. VON RAPP The personal represenfalive ol fhe Board ol Trusfees. Here is 'rhe man who musl acl as lrouble shoofer and coordinale 'rhe various deparlmenls info one vast smoolhly-running machine. No small laslc is Jrhis, and any and all complainls musf be handled quickly, elli- cienfly, and diplomalically. A lhoroughly busy man. MEDICAL DIRECTOR R. W. PLUMMER, M.D. Few of us realize Jrhe dynamic personalily which olficiales over lhe hospilal. Former Naval caplain, friend of all, Dr. Plummer has +he unique abilily of remembering everyone by Jrheir lirslr name. By his able execufiveness, +he hospilal has progressed by leaps and bounds. VICE-PRESIDENT OF MEDICAL AFFAIRS HARRY MARTIN EBERHARD. M.D. A 'rrue lop man in his chosen specially, Dr. Eberhard has long been considered fhe slu- denls' friend. His sympa'rhe'ric undersfanding and progressive views are qualifies which we all admire. The Board of Truslees chose wisely when lhey appoinled Dr. Eberhard lo bridge lhe gap befween Them and 'rhe medical men. Remember the challenging address of Dr. Joseph V. F. Clay. Sr., to Seniors and Freshmen alike at the opening exercises in Klahr Auditorium, the evening of September 22, l94I7 Representing the Faculty of the Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital of Philadelphia, I welcome the students, new and old, to the Ninety-Fourth scholastic session. This is not an evening calling for flowery, flowing, classical oratory. We are not here to laud you. This will be kept for the spring. We are here to give you a candid portrayal of what is ahead and to encourage you. Therefore, I ask your patience with my pedantic remarks. Some of you will, within a few days or a few weeks, quietly disappear: others will hold out until the Christmas holidaysg some others will stumble along until the finals in the spring. So it has been, and probably will be, for this new class will not be any different from previous classes. For the sake of you and your families, we pray you will all be successful .... It is a great privilege to become a novice in medicine and this should be supported by an appreciation of the accompanying responsibilities .... Up to this point your education has been a costly venture. From now on it becomes more costly and more hazardous. You have a financial responsibility ta your family or to others who may be helping you or to yourself if you are self-sustaining .... Failures may evoke disappointment for you, but to your fathers, mothers and others who are interested they are heart-breaking episodes. Since your aspirations are to become a physician, your department should be in accord with that high office .... It is not too soon to exercise commendable practices. A gentlemanly demeanor is an attribute of the medical attendant, expected by all classes-rich or poor-ignorant or literate .... Then, please, gentlemen, you have a responsibility to this instif tution which has been given to some of you--and will begin tomorrow for others-the opportunity to follow medicine. It is a sad incident when the institution's name is shadowed by ungen- tlemanly activities of its students. We of the Faculty are proud of the reputation of Hahnemann and resent any acts on the part of those connected with the institution which occasion adverse criticism .... Every institution has its traditions. This school is not an excep- tion. Some traditions are good and may be accepted. Others are of questionable acceptance. Opinions of teachers, their course, examination gradings, their peculiarities and eccentrici- ties, as expressed by the older students, may be profitably ques- tic d. This institution was here a long time before you came ar will probably be here a long time after you have gone. lt is gotten along nicely in the face of wars and depressions and the usual institutional intrigues and iealousies. It would be well for you newcomers not to attempt a reconstruction of the Faculty and the curriculum or the Hospital. This was attempted before your time and with embarrassment to the reformers. Form your own opinions after impersonal unbiased analysis, supported by personal experience. Many students are handicapped by mental hazards because of the acceptance of the opinion of upperclassmen. Frequently we are beset with the question of how to study .... Some students derive the greatest satisfaction by studying under tremendous strain or cram, as it is called. This has little place in a medical course because the knowledge gained in each suc- cessive year is related, and if the foundation is poorly laid, the successive courses will, likewise, be poorly understood. Cram- ming frequently leads to other evils .... Help borrowers and help givers in tests of knowledge can only be given one appli- cation-despicable. They are disliked by fellow students and instructors. They harbor within their souls, degradation. Learn to rely upon your own resources. You will, as physicians, be expected to have self-reliance .... Be assured that you are embarked upon a serious undertaking. You have all had sufficient education and experience in schools of learning to realize that you haven't time to squander .... If you are threatened with scholastic difficulties, seek advice at once .... Distractions, such as financial troubles, illness in your family or yourself and love affairs, are the common and most potent causes for students' failures .... There is a common experience among people in general that it is not what you know that counts, but who you know. However, there are other courts of iudgment. The State and National Boards, with 'their impartial and impersonal attitude, are in- fluenced only by the candidate's ability to prove his worth. Then there is the court of public opinion where man must prove himself worthy of patronage. This is what you are preparing for and it is the function of this institution to see that you obtain the adequate preparation. The institution can serve you and the public only by the adherence to safe, sane, equable rules. It is dangerous to deceive ourselves and you about graduation from this institution. lt is highly desirable that you graduate, but it is essential that your graduation means the ability to cope with your undertakings. lllHl lIlASSlS llllill .... wb T rw 9 ff 1 To- 11 X ANATCDMY Men, The Clovicleu-wiTh These words we were ushered inTo our Course in AnoTomy, by The lcind, genTlemonly, sympoTheTic Dr. Phil- lips, whose knowledge oT AnoTomy ond his procTicol opplicoTion of iT, mode The com- plexiTies ond inTricocies oT The innumeroble sTrucTures comprising The humon body inTer- esTing To us, one ond oll. Qur course in dissecTion, occomponied by The much Tolked OT oromo ol The lobs, ex- Tended over o Two-yeor period. LecTures by Dr. Phillips were oTTen supplemenTed by re- morl4s Trom Drs, Worren, Shollenberger, Chunn, LiVosi, ond Pecirce. As pleosonT os The course wos, we s+iIl hove memories OT The dreoded momenTs when our respecTed professor would noncho- lonTly sTroll over To our Toble ond, wiTh expres- sionless TeoTures, Tire oT us- WhoT is The popliTeol nerve-where does iT come Trom, where does iT go, whol does iT do when iT geTs There ond whoT poThology is commonly ossocioTed wiTh iT? ProTessor Phillips checlcs over his cords. Dr. Peorce quizzes The boys on Fridoy olTer- noon. Dr, Chunn exploins The onoTomy oT hernios. Wonder if ThoT wos o nerve or o vein I iusT CUT? 52 I. 2. 3. HISTOLOGY AND EMBRYOLOGY The warp and wooT oT The body Tabric and iTs developmenT-one oT The basic pillars oT The Freshman year, We are impressed on reTro- specTion by The vasTness of The subiecT. Com- prehensiveness and conciseness characTerized The course Trom olllicial noTes, miraculously conTined To some 80 odd pages, To Dr. Sny- der's compacT and meaTy lecTures. We have recollecTions - oT innumerable rows oT slides, which aTTer The manner oT nighTmares increased mysTeriously as The ap- parenT end was sighTedq OT hours in darkened proiecTion rooms, more admirably suiTed To napping Than To surveyal oT invisible body archiTecTure: ol reelcing baby pigs, TerTile eggs and Those incomprehensible microscopic blue prinTs aT chicks unborn: oT discouraging aT- TempTs To draw on paper whaT The eye beheld under The lens, oT hecTic memorizing Tor The precise examinaTions: aT laboring over The spelling of hemopoiesis, and The locaTion oT The exacT level oT The red nucleus on The mim- eographed ouTlines. We also remember wifh respecT and aT- TecTion The liTTle man wiTh a prodigious mem- ory Tor names, whose wry humor and paTernal advice hearTened and challenged us. Dr. Snyder in his curio-Tilled oTTice. A Hollywood phoTo - Glamorous boy plus microscope. Trying To become arTisTs? fl, w if ,ganultf .....all-nl' lla BIOCHEMISTRY Nine poinl zero zero! ln a few minules we were inlroduced 'ro Biochemislry and deparl- menl members by Dr. Pearson. There were Dr. Schmidfs weird invenlions, Prof. l-licks' prolound discussions, lhe lale Prof. Snider's demonslralions and Dr. l-lepburn's leclures in which he mildly evaded queslion 'rraps laid lor him. Memories of Dr. Chandler will never loil-lhe hardesl head and lhe sollesl he-arf in school, as many ol us soon discovered. No day was complele wilhoul lhe Deans' leading our lradilional morning singing. And do you remember how Jrhe 'runes changed color when lhe boys arrived early and slarled The songs on 'rheir own hook? And so lhe year rolled by. Worry over ex- ams and bluFler solulions sei up lor lob experimenls were soon a for off, buf nol un- pleasant chopler in 'rhe paslr. Dr. Hepburn medilales aboul Food Chemisfry. Dean Pearson officioles belween leclures. Dr. Chandler wonders how so many could be so dumb. Prof. Hicks assembles weird apparalus. Jw. is .A..il-14-J PHYSIOLOGY We approached fhis course in our Sorlci- more year wifh a mild degree of lwyferio and fachycardia. Many and heavy were fhe rumors fhaf a flunlr in fhis course is a ore-war 'riclcef home. Dr. Scoff, lhe scholarly deparfmenlal head. who spends his Chrisfrnas holidays in re- search worlc, soon ocquainfed us wilh lhe frufhfulness of fhe adage, Work nnalfes my bread fasfe sweeler: I am o man, We lisfened lo fhe lecfures in old room E where Dr. Scoffls amplifier-filfered voice lulled us fo slumber. Some fried fo follow +he lec- fures in fhe prinfed nofeboolcs, buf fhe sub- microscopic prinfing was loo much for our myopic eyes. Periodically, we also had fo franslafe passages from MacLeod info sensi- ble English. ln fhe sunshine-filled loborafory, fhousands of frogs were pifhed, miles of smolced paper land fingersl were shellaclced, and hundreds of suppers were eafen cold. l.afer however, dogs and cafs began fo mysferiously die of 6:00 P. M. and suppers were nof so cold. Every monfh we sfruggled wifh rhe difficulf exam quesfions-bul we learned our physi- ologyl . Dr, Wheeler offers helpful hinfs. . Dr. Shapiro prepares 'rhe day's work. . Dr. Beck carefully scrufinizes our exam books. . Research Professor of Physiology, Dr. McClendon. Nwifrn f'n r s'sf bifrnr slad .ok AYKQEWGIUO oeeym.. . In hrs qulef, scholarly, observant manner, Dr. Scolf helps fhe boys. gl 71 THE CLASS 'lYes, Docfor, I do wonf fo sfudy Medicine. we kepf felling fhe genflemen of fhe enfronce commiffee. Finolly, obouf one hundred ond fiffy of us were sfill firm in our convicfion fhof we wonfed fo sfudy Medicine. We were welcomed info l-lohnemonn on The evening of Sepfember fhe fhirfiefh, where we were furfher given fhe opporfunify fo deserf Medicine for some eosier fosk. We were fold of fhe hord grind oheod of us, which fo our sor- row o few ol us found foo sfrenuous. Our sfudies of l-lohnemonn hove been diffi- culf buf nof wifhouf fheir humor. The usuol closs cuf-ups ore presenf. Toke if off is 'rhe poss- word, which fo o few of us used fo be emborros- sing. If seems peculior fhof we should hove on oir-roid every fime we hove o chemisfry lec- fure-plones roor overheod, bombs whisfle ond explode close-by-fhe lecfure goes on. The reor of fhe room is hoving ifs fun. CF T945 The co-ed closs of forfy-five or forfy-four gof ifs polificol boll rolling wifh fhe elecfion of ifs officers. Sfrefch Trimmer wos elecfed presidenf wirh Zoydon os vice-presidenf. Morruci fokes fhe freosurers posf wifh Kull os fhe Sfudenf Council Represenfofive wifh Sfevens os secrefory. The Freshmon donce commiffee wos prompfly op- poinfed wifh DeVifo os choirrnon. The second semesfer is well on ifs woy. Anof- omy fokes fop honors in hours of closs ond home sfudy. l'll be dorned if if looks like fhe picfure in fhe book, is fhe chief comploinf echoed by mony of us: l found if is frequenfly heord obove fhe low mumbling of fhe closs of work. Neuro-onofomy, Phewl The closs of forfy-five is behind fhe college ond fhe Unifed Sfofes in fhe wor efforf. Mosf of us will bock Uncle Som in fhe service. l i Ii,.H.E5I3 lv ll! llll iii s . , 9 'Q' he if H 3 WS Q 2 ww gggwggavag L S 2? 'w 'Q Rs' I 3, 3 3 5 Q? 9 5, ff Wim ' 'F' 'sr 'Q If - QF' Y ' v I H n I. 2. 3. ,533 A 14,6 ,,, Dr. Sylvis - excellenl Teacher, superb surgeon, an unlorgellable characler. Scholarly Dr. Riclfells shows lhe boys where il comes from. Viewing Jrhe remains ol fheir careful dis- seclion. F 1, NEURO- AND VISCERO- ANATOMY Some called him Wild Bill, buf we prob- ably will remember him as Roaring Bill Sylvis, for he cerlainly roared 'rhrough neuro- and viscero-analomy lilce a sleam locomolive. Be- cause he leclured direclly lo lhe lirsl few rows, lhere was a high premium on lhe back row seals, where lhe usual bunch dozed all in 'rheir regular sieslas in spile ol The roar. Oc- casionally 'rhey were awalnened by a sharp whislle which emanaled from lhe Roaring Bill direcled al Jrhem, or by lhe inleslines of a cadaver which were sfrelched lhe lenglh of lhe room for lhe benelil of 'rhose who couldn'+ be- lieve 'rhal lhe inlesfines were 25 feel long. Those papier mache models were of greaf aid 'ro him and a greaf developer of our imagina- Jrions because we never could see wha'r he was poinling 'ro on lhose Jrhings. Though Neuro- analomy slill causes us 'ro lhinlc ol somelhing lhal is myslic, we emerged from our course wi+h greal admiralion and respecl for Dr. Sylvis' knowledge ol analomy. ' 1. J 4 'L 1 if 'O , v . Q ,fi fi in 2 -A A 1 Q 1 X 'N lb l 1 a 'H 0 4 ,xi N.-', 4 -- eg, ,f,, .', .JA' A, .X J:.,i, A ,m.',,w:51 V . W if J BACTERIOLOGY We were inlroduced lo Dr. Soppinglons Boc- Jrericlogy os Sophomores. l-lis vivid leclures hod us going oround wirh hounds in oir lor ieor ol some horrible orgonisms. The lirsr loborolory pe- riod resembled o Lilchen, wirh pors boiling ond srudenrs mixing pons ol eggs. Scored we were when Drs. Fisher, l-lornehf ond Fovorire firsr gingerly hondled culrures of ry- phoid ond orher bocrerio. Fomilioriry bred con- rempr, lor we lorer hondled Mycobacferium 'ru- berculosis wirh quire some gusro. Wirh corbol- luchsin sloined honds, we slood in Jrhor one room in Jonuory, nervously moirching pennies while Dr. Cook reod oil 'rlie nomes of Those ossigned ro srhe vorious men lor rhe srill rollced-obour orol exom- inolion. REVENTIVE MEDICINE This yeor's progressive curriculum found o new series of senior lecrures on Prevenrive Medicine by numerous guesrs, all well correlored under Dr. FovoriJre's oble guidonce. viruses. Lower right: Dr. Grofsch expounding molorio. Upper and middle leffz The class invesfigcifes sewage disposal Lower left: Dr. Fovorife, wizord of bocferiology ond oufhorify Q P I. 2. Paihologisi' par-excellence, Dr. Sappingfon. DV- COOR elfperfly goes 'rhrough +he day's specimens. 3. Dr. Russ Fisher rests his weary eyes from +he scope 4. Mfiss ZAcDeviff, The deparfmenfs efficient secrefory .and srude rien . 1- PATH OLOGY When we look back on The number of palh- ology courses we've had, i'r's amazing lhaf Dr. Sappingfon could ever have had ihe palience wi'rh us Thai he did. We'll noi forge? Sopho- more General Palhology, where we learned aboul lhe many pafhological processes Thai besel man's lissues. We'll remember lhe lime we warched corpuscles aclually circulale 'rhrough a lrog's mesenlery, and iirsl saw +he mysferious processes of inllammafion acfually happen. Wifh 'rhal came The mosl infriguing subjecl of fumors- The man who came lo dinner. And we'd always recognize Dr. Barlh- maier's lurned-up lab coal collar. For 'ren weeks afler ihal course, we plunged inlo Special Palhology, where nu'rmeg livers and flea-bi'r'ren kidneys abounded. The Junior year broughl Clinical Pafhology. l-lere we +es'red rows oi urine specimens and counled racks of blood smears. Throughoul 'rhe year, Dr. Sylvis also pounded Surgical Palh- ology info us and wondered if lhere had ever before been a class so lhick-headed. ln quick succession came Gynecological and Obslelrical Pafhology, wilh Dr. Favorile lec- luring solfly, Ophlhalmological Palhology in- Jreresfingly given by Dr. Snyder and orhers, and Dr. Fisher fascinalingly expounding Neuro-pafhology. Looking back on our Au- fopsy work, we wonder even now how we ever had ihe courage fo shakingly cu'r inlo a body so recenlly alive. And who will lorgef rising, whal seemed lo be in fhe middle of 'rhe nighf, lo barely make Dr. Sapping+on's 8:30 Immunology class, and how we marveled al 'the quirks of anaphylaxis. INTRODUCTION TO MEDICINE AND SURGERY Finally, alrer one and a half years in a medical school, we were Io be infroduced Io medicine and surgery-The real 'rhing of lasl lwe Ihoughlrl. In elemenlary medicine, Dr. Vig- lione wi'rh his well-chosen, and ralrher slow buf sleady flow of words Iried Io reorganize our knowledge of anafomy, physiology, and olher basic sciences in an a+'rempI Io apply 'rhem 'ro clinical medicine. Elemenlary Medical Principles are Iaughl by Dr. Viglione. Surgical Dispensary is presided over by Dr. Hoffman. Relaxafion belrween Ieclures. Minor Surgery was capably handled by Dr: Bris'roI. Dr. Buck Iaughf us how Io use bandages. A -I J s f im. x S1- yq, Principles oT Physical Diagnosis, by Dr. Pinclce. MusT be inTeresTing. Charlie Tyler caTches up on recenT liTeraTure. Topographic sTudies a la Physical Diagnosis. Some sTudenTs saw The course in physical diagnosis coming, Tor monThs ahead of Time They were Taking orders Tor sTeThoscopes. And we were eager cusTomers, Tor aT lasT we had an excuse To procure and carry The emblem oT a physician. We carried our sTeThoscopes To class, making sure ThaT parT oT iT peelced ouT oT our pockeTs. BuT we were Tooledg The course Turned ouT To be reading The prinTed noTes and coloring each oTher like Indians. In The end we acTually goT To use The sTeThoscopes. The Term Minor Surgery gave To us an aTTiTude oT greaT imporT. As The whiTefhaired, elderly Dr. BrisTol enTered The lecTure room, his subTle sense oT humor came wiTh him. Many were The nuggeTsl' given ouT by him-many TundamenTals oT Surgery-To all ol which we were a TiTTIe unrecepTive. For This we regreT, because much oT ThaT TundamenTal lcnowledge could be puT To good use now and cerTainly will be useTul in The near TuTure. T-Tow To win paTienTs and inTluence Their Triends wiTh neaT bandagesw was The course TaughT by Drs. Buclc, Domansici and J. l-lunTer SmiTh. There was only one way each bondage wenT on as long as we wanTed To pass The course, buT laTer we learned ThaT any meThod was iusT as good if enough adhesive Tape was used. THE CLASS DF I944 The clciss of '44 sforfed ifs iourney fhrough l-lohnemonn in I940 under fhe leodership of Lcirry Rendin ond supporfed by Konoplco, Colvci- nese, Boch, ond Borcloy. Prom fhe beginning fhis closs esfoblished ifself os one of fhe brighfer closses. And before we lcnew if, we were Sophs. Following The usuol cusfom, we sfoged ci donce of fhe Slephen Gircird. Corn ond Uzmon ocfed os co-choirmen. ond we hod o rousing good fime even if fhe hofel monoger did gef sore. Affer o reslful summer we come boclc os Soph- omores only fo find fhof some choinges had been mode. ln order fo be equipped fo fighf for our counfry, we were looded down wifh on oversized noneregulofion poclcef filled wifh Bocfie. Pofh, Physiology ond o lof of former Junior courses. So fhof we would nof miss The full significance of fhe ull-ouf wor effort we puf on fhe nighf shiff which sforfed of 8 A. M. ond ron unfil lwe hopedl 5:30 P. M. Buf insfeod we were usuolly sfill in Physiology lob of 7:00 P. M. Wifh all fhis we monoged o Iiffle polifics on fhe side. Al Berger reploced Joe Boclc, ond Mun- cholc wenf in for Konoplco, ond Kersf foolc over Borclciy's iob. This yeor we wenf rifzy ond held our donce on fhe roof gorden of fhe Rifz-Corlfon cmd if wos quife successful. We hod on hond four fomous midgefs who odded much 'ro fhe enferfoinmenf. Well, fime is up ond we ore woifing fo sforf in wifh o hof summer in sficlcy Philly .... S I -I ll I 'J If fish if 3 if k ' , U ' 'J 'Qi i We 2' 5 Q 2 gl ig :Q I 1' ' 4 iv! 'ff' Tn '33 i 1: if -S 'W1l5 F. I. Dr. 2. Dr. 3. The 4. Posin 5. He 6. An 7. The JUNIGR MEDICINE Junior yeor sow our reol inlroduclion +o The subiecr of Medicine ilself. Dr. Goldsmilh im- porired proclicol homilies concerning 'rhe common cold ond diobelic diefs-lhe breod of life ro Jrhe proc'ri'rioner-ond swepi us 'fhrough Jrhe vosfness of blood diseoses ond pulmonory disorders. Dr. Kirby expounded of lengfh upon his perenniol fovorifes-Jrhe vicissifudes of lyphoid ond Jrhe pneumoniosg reminding us Jrhoi nurses could be useful os well os ollroclive. Wilh songlroid ond procficed eose, Dr. Lone convinced us Thol 'rhere wos more Jrhon mel rhe eye in o simple cough or rocing pulse. Dr. George Geclceler inlroduced us 'ro lhe Aslrolo- ger's or+ opplied lo Jrhe eleclrocordiogrophic Jrrocing, probing lhe ohfoirs of 'rhe heorf loid bore before us. Geniol Dr. Klinmon regoled us be- Jrimes wifh piquonr insighls in+o Jrhe humon vogor- ies of prociice, while Teaching us The ABCE of cross-exornining Jrhe polienl. Goldsmith elucidofes on insulin fheropy. D e K' b F Il of 'ih A e 'c Coll e of Ph sicions unn ir y, e ow e m ri on eg y key fo medicol diagnosis wos rough? by Dr. Lone. g?? looks inferesiedl oufhority on Elecfro-cordiogrophy, Dr. George Geckler. pouse for fhof imporionf puff. 'nf A 26 SL R A Us JUNIOR SURGERY Dr. Tyler, armed wilh a deadly array of efher maslcs, needles, gas machines and a hammer up his sleeve, explained concisely fhe meihods of puffing The palienl under. l-le included some dope on pre-operafive sedalion, and The confro- indicalions for This agenl or Thar. l-le failed To pu'r us 'ro sleep. Belween puffs on his cigarelfe, Dr. Geary cleared up our problems on 'rhe acule abdomen. l-le good-humoredly led us gall s'rone colic and gaslric perforalions and slrangulaled inleslinal coils ad nauseum and washed if down wilh fluid balance-3500 c.c. daily. The piece de resisfance was The operalive surgery. Dr. Thoroughgood ligaled bleeding ves- sels in cadaversp Dr. Marlrin enlhralled us for hours sans recess for smolces, and Dr. Carpen- 'rer Jrore up his handlcerchieis 'ro imbricale and poked holes in his good shirl ro ampulale his shoulder for us. We were equipped 'ro eviscerale The Temple ol ihe Soul. I. Dr, Marlin explains hernias. I' 2 . Dr. Carpenfer pauses befween cases. . Genial Dr. Geary demonsfrafing fhe perislalfic wave . Anesfhesiolo ist Dr, T Ier. ,v-1 Q , is I .l A ng .Anafornisr-and surgeon, Dr. Clarence L. Shollenberger. . Dr. Van Tine in the midst of cyclopropane machinery. 3 4 Q v 5. Young, dynamic Dr, Ellis. 6 . 7 .. 'Yi nr, .,ip4 I D B lc S cicniol, friendly leciure smile. OEM M ogee ond Boericlce toll: 'l 3 IT T hove been o he-Clic nigh? US MATERIA MEDICA Gen'rlemen, i'r's os eosy os shooling fish in o borrelf' Thus did Dr. Boericlce expound during our Solurdoy morning inlroduclion +o Homeopo- lhy. Mony o line poin'r wos driven home wifh lhor rore good humor which comes only wifh wide experience ond o sympofhelic insigh+ info humon orfoirs. And os 'rhe leclures progressed o vosr inlerloclaing syslem of Jrheropeulics groduolly unfolded. Principles lhol once were rneoningless become reodily opporenl os The yeor possed. Dr. Mollern infroduced us +o our lirsf drugs ond our confusion wos greol. Keynoles, generol- ilies ond modolilies were complelrely iumbled in our heods. ll led one of our confreres fo coin Jrhol now lomous modoliiy, worse ploying o C shorp piccolo. So we slruggled on info our loler yecirs ond or losl rejoined our beloved Chief. We ospiring l-lomeopolhs slrove mighfily +o become le+'rer perlecl, buf, olos, Jrhe nihilisls olwoys garnered The lop grodes, much +o our confusion. Muller- ings of insurreclion were dorlc indeed, ollhough we could never imogine our men'ror morlqing ex- oms vio lhe sloircose. Bur lime heols oll wounds ond now memory serves only 'ro recoll Jrhe holcyon doys when we were wonl To swing ond swoy wilh Boericlxef' , N ,Q 5 ' on s , i I U 2 1 if i 4 F ix my .53-SQ, F T MA - e genial deparlmenlal head lisfens with a critical ear, d . . . . ednes oy morning clinic with Dr. Paxson. r. Lofferty delving info the whvs and wherefores. 4 Oufsfanding operator, Dr. Earl B, Craig, answers a a sl .:--4 i- qi l .sfxr GYN ECOLOGY OBSTETRICS ObsTeTrics concerns The processes of manu- TacTure, sTorage, and delivery oT inTanTs. From The beginning only a very high grade oT Ob- sTeTrics is TaughT, since we are noT concerned wiTh mass producTion meThods, buT emphasize ThaT each baby is cusTom builT. Thus The .luniors gaTher bi-weekly To hear The chieT producTion manager, Dr. Mercer. The sTudenT learns The Tac- Tory layouT and Then The machinery necessary Tor The making oT The producT. MeThods oT delivery including deTours, breakdowns, and rush ship- menTs Tollow. AcTual working condiTions are simu- laTed in ObsTeTrics laboraTory where Dr. l-lunTer and oThers iam leaTher manilcins inTo model pel- ves, while The sTudenT plunges in up To his armpiTs puzzling over a cephalic or breech posiTion. Weelcly Dr. LaTTerTy holds TorTh on operaTive Ob- sTeTrics menTioning many dangerous procedures only To condemn Them. The Temale, oTTen The inspiraTion Tor poeTry, becomes The obiecT Tor sTudy in Gynecology. Un- der The masTerTul hand oT Dr. Craig we are Trans- porTed inTo The inner sancTum and learn Tamil- iariTy wiTh The sTrange Things Therein. BeTore The year is ou+ we are cognizanT ol varied sizes, shapes, and colors oT cysTs and Tumors which a pair oT common ovaries may grow, and oT The bewildering array ol Tubes, vessels, and Tascia. The sTudenT emerges Tram The course in The Spring duly ThanlcTul ThaT he is noT a woman. Q .- -:fir UROLOGY The course in Urology in The Junior year gave us our TirsT chance To Touch a dispensary paTienT. The didacTic lecTures were given by Dr. AshcraTT, who always, in his characTerisTic way, TesTed The alerTness aT The class by see- ing how long iT Took To geT The TirsT laugh. Once a week, Dr. AshcraTT and his assisTanTs held TorTh in The amphiTheaTer, bliThely remov- ing kidneys in record Time and wiTh The mini- mum number aT scalpel-sTrokes. Few will TorgeT The Tamous incision, Tram The ouTer border oT The erecTor spini curving oiJTwards and down- wards To The iliac cresT. We learned ThaT one should never Take ouT The leTT kidney wiThouT making sure ThaT The paTienT had a righT one. Drs. Tori, Campbell, and WeinsTock showed us how To pass sounds, caTheTers, and quizzes. Finally, Dr. KenworThy discussed venereal -dis- eases and Their TreaTmenT. Dr. Leon T. AshcraTT explains an imporTanT urological procedure. Dr. KenworThy, Clinical ProTessor aT Urology. Dr. Campbell prepares Tor a cysToscopy. Leander P. Tori gives a Tew pracTical poinTs. Dr. l-lunsicker iniecTs humor inTo The explana- Tion oT a pvelogram. PEDIATRICS Tis a long way from fhe didacfic lecfure in pediafrics fo fhe clinical applicalion of fhe subiecf, buf we were nof aware of rhis fruism while Dr. Redman lecfured. Seafed comlorfably on fhe lecfure fable he gave a lucid accounf of fhe inner workings cf fhe child from infancy fhrough childhood. ln- fanf feeding ond fhe infricacies of formulae were given wifh generous doses of cod liver oil and orange juice. Affer our charges were properly fed, we were guided fhrough a maze of childhood diseases, many of which we saw firsf hand in 'rhe wards a few weeks lafer. Drs. Agerfy and Noon inifiafed us info fhe ward work and presenfed many cases. l-lere, for fhe firsf fime, we had our own pafienfs. We fhumped fhem, lisfened and made many friends, if nof diagnoses. And finally, all our infroducfory lecfures and ward work were correlafed by Dr. Raue who was ably assisfed by Drs. Fischer and Gregg. Clinical demonsfrafions and more defailed lecfures were given fo round ouf our arma- menfarium which now fairly bulged wifh diag- nosfic defecfive mefhods and freafmenf. We are indeed sorry fo parf from a mosf enjoyable subiecf, buf if is assured a warm place in our hearfs for many days fo come. Anofher inferesfing clinic by Dr. Raue. The fundamenfals of Pediafrics expounded by Dr. Redman. The efficienf head of fhe Pediafric dispensary, Dr. Flefcher. Progressive and scholarly Dr. Agerfy goes over a case. Dr. Carl Fischer falks if over. V -it' ORTHOPEDICS The mosT lasTing impression ol OrThopedics To some members oT our class is Dr. Brooke, The Gamelian ol Orjrhopedics, puTTing all his weighT on an inTanT's leg, while Trying To break iT over a Triangular block oT wood. A loT oT cold sweaT came ouT oT ThaT day. The biggesT problem in OrThopedics To oTh- ers was how To Tigure ouT which end some oT The aTTachmenTs ThaT Dr. Brooke passed around would TiT, or how They could supply The Tamily wiTh arch 5upporTs. The second semesTer oT our Junior year Tinally arrived and so did Dr. Geckeler wiTh his I2 To I lecTures on FracTures and Disloca- Tions. We didn'T have Time To TreaT Them Then buT were assured ThaT we could work overTime aT iT when in general pracTice, The Army or Navy. Then The pracTical applicaTion oT OrTho- pedics was shown us Three days a week Tor Tive weeks by Dr. Jones, Dr. Geckeler, and Dr. LipsiTz. Seems like we heard The same com- plainTs oT aches and pains in each dispensary ThroughouT The lasT Two years and each could claim The cause. l-lowever, The X-ray evidence shown us by The 'lbone crackers made more oT an im- pression on us Than iusT hearing abouT The Trouble. The Senior year Dr. Geckeler broughT The TracTures. eTc., down To earTh Twice a week Tor Ten weeks, iusT To give us a TainT idea aT whaT war will have To offer along his line. NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY m!WE! '3 ly , 1 ,. Q., -I 4 ...calf .V We iii-.l mill Di, Sir iriiiii:,,i ir' ,ui in HWOIC yful lf.:u.lLJiL , vii 1,4 'ir.ii,r:- iii 1, ,1 ,L CliOf'iCllliLil'.'rQi.,i', ilio.-,ieiid liirr uri i i i r ri Dr, Qlo,,,i,iii gr'ilcrlc1irire-,i u' '.'.'i1,il.' rin' I, L' i f iical e-.pc-iicricrgiii cii li r' ,i l i i lol. 'lilicn we rccall :rel ol u l' .1.N' i 1':' ' rg iii X on llie Uljgyciiolgielciiical Suiycy ol Li fi lr,- .1 Sludoiildi ln our Junior yc-Jr, Dr. Slcirir'iiiioi.,-r' Cigi'ifriii,c ,i his leciuicz on nervous disc-acc-Q, I'ITC1i'iy' O i ,A,' :rim gave a ioilier deiQrrcn,sirii.:i luluro lo lrie iz, r paiienls. Vife were niucii irnific-sped loy the docloils lair-rsriiiidcidiiez and willlrigncifg lo :ce ihe 5lu.Qlenl'5 side. Siill llcirning ciro :crno ol ihe criiicisins galhered by hirn al ihe end oi one ol our erroniinaiiosiii, Bul we afzio nole wilri pride ihai rhe crilicisms did produce definite resulis. Qur Senior worlc ceniered moslly around neurology dispensary. On Friday ollernoons, we aiiended clinic where a con-giiani argu- rneni and discussion seemed To be going on- very slinwulaiing To lazy seniors. Dr. Dickinson occasionally favored us wilh clinics on ihe operaiiye aspecls ol neurology. Psychiairy was ably presenied io us by Drs. Klopp and Hoffmann, also aiiended by ihe Deon. OF course ihe climax was The irip io Allenlown, wriilen up elsewhere in rhis book. I Upper: The chief drives home o poini. Z. Lower: J. Harwood Closson delves info ihe psyche, 3. Left: Dr. Dickinson discusses neurosurgery while the siudenfs llower righfy ponder iis iniricacies. 1 in v-I' Y' ROENTGENOLOGY AND RADIOLOGY Superman hos nofhing on fhe Raenfgenolo- gisfs. These miracle men of medical science faughf us The fechnique of peering fhrough slcin, fascia, ond bones and unfolded a vasf diagnasfic field before our eyes. Dr. Franlc guided us 'rhrough a maze of fransfarmers, circuif breakers, haf cafhode fubes, ond Buclcy diaphragms. We loolced af unending lanfern slides of pafhological condifions, which never ceased fo confuse us by jumping from negafives fo pasifives wifhouf no- fice. The fhiclc, dark, haf afmosphere of room A wielded ifs soporific effecf on more fhan one occasion. Sfrenslci developed a persecufion com- plex, and offered 'ro lick all corners wifh his bare fisfs, and no holds barred. Drs Kepler crypfically defined an R-Unif. We learned fhe advisabilify of always carrying a fluoroscope in our hip poclcef. We diagnosed' swallowed safefy pins, only fo discover, wifh considerable chagrin, fhaf said pin was holding up fhe pafienf's undergar- menfs. Liffle by liffle, we added fhis valuable diagnosfic aid fo our knowledge. Dr, Frank, pioneer in roenfgenology, Teaches fundamenfals. Lower righf: Dr. Ludwig sfressing the importance of radiurn fherapy. Lower Ieff: Dr. Krick pauses between roenfgenogrophic inferprefafions 4 wgsnswwm: J We discovered fhaf, besides being useful for peering af one's insides, fhe X-Ray was a mosf valuable mefhod of fherapy. Dr. Ludwiclc dis- cussed fhe fheory and applicafion of Radium fherapy. By fhe end of fhe course, we had a good idea of whaf if was all abouf. Buf one quesfion from fhe exam sheefs was never cleared up. Dr. Frank, iusf whaf is fhe roenfgenological use of paraffin? ,fur EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT We never knew so much could go wrong wiTh The ear. Dr. Clay suddenly appeared on The scene one day, and began a compleTe, concise TreaTise on This complex organ, amiTTing noThing Tram oTomycosis To Meniers syndrome. Then various members ol The eye sTaTT revealed The anaTomy, physiology, palhalogy, and TreaTmenT ol diseases aT These magic arbsg Tinally, genial Dr. l-lollis added To our armamenTarium by dis- cussing The nose and ThroaT. l-le will always be remembered lor his ambidexTrous drawings and his modesT suggeshon aT a dehissencef' We counT The EENT series aT lecTures among The besT organized and mosT valuable aT all. Srolesigr of Olology, Dr. J, 3, Dr. Charles Fries dresses . , lay, Sf. ' i Our popular professor of Rhi- pqhenl S eye' nope,-yngologyl Dr. Chories 4. Friendly Dr. Snyder, ophlhal. B. Hollis, rnological professor. P' ,f Q. afi- . x- . .c , y if '5u 53: THE CLASS Alleboch ond Zogby were honored os The '43 end men when oTher Trosh Toolc seoTs in Klohr AudiTorium Three OcTobers ogo. Well, These Two deTied The beTsTers ond ore sTill wiTh us. The usuol percenToge Tell omong The Thorns. which is o Trogic ThoughT when buT Tor The groce oT God iT rnighT hove been -. l-loword, Cooper, Mc:Clirnon5, Lesliin ond Mcl-lugh guided our shipless crew Through The Troubled woTers ol ThoT Chondler-Peorson-l-lepburn nighTrnore. The closs pronce OT The RiTTenhou:e wos o rip- snorTer, os were The new cloThes worn by l-lowrie ond MCAVOY on Mondoy morning. The Tollowing SepTernber, old Triends meT in -- oT The Lorroine, Von Deilen Took over The govel ond led The rernoining I28 Through The Tor- Tures oT SoppingTon ond ScoTT. Though They drove wiTh o heovy whip, Tew will TorgeT PiclciT GriTTiTh QT 8 A. M. ond his Tinol morToliTy lisT. I. Prexy von Deilen pouses during his sTudies. 2. Dr. Finclce demonsTroTes o cose To The Juniors. 1 f 1. i' V .. sf if 3 if Y 9 rv 9 W . a ' I -' . 5 wf 3 5, W f p 3 ' L W N 3' Q ' .- , f W J 3 4 ff' 'iff ' I 4Q'v'f.p ' I 31 ' Z' I I . A 1 . ,y 6A 3 GASTRO-ENTEROLOGY As a prelude To The Senior course, dynamic Dr. Bower, agleam wiTh sarTorial splendor, re- called To mind The anaTomical locaTion of The gall bladder and Monroe's PoinT, emphasized The hisTory oT The ulcer syndrome, vividly imi- TaTed The aerophagic and occasionally absenT- mindedly repeaTed on The side. I'-le dwelT wiTh eloquence upon The diagnosTic possibiliTies oT The paTienT's habiTus, The inTricacies oT gradi- enTs, gasTric acidiTy curves and TesT meals. The Seniors were ushered To The enTrance of The alimenTary sysTem by The be-spaTTed and genial Dr. Eberhard. Descending The gasTro- nomic rouTe wiTh pauses Tor The very impor- TanT poinTs, Uncle l-larry guided us safely over The sTomachic rapids, Through The capri- cious pyloric narrows, up The maze oT biliary TribuTaries, pasT The eddies inTo The gall blad- der, pasT The pancreaTic waTerTall, down The winding inTesTinal sTrearn, around The whirl- pool of cecum and appendix, and Tinally up The broad placid river oT The colon. The Trip was well provisioned and illuminaTed by labor- aTory adiuvanTs, TherapeuTic suggesTions and counTless examples, drawn lrom The vasT sTores oT his oTTice maTerial. Dr. Eberhard Tells his boys The ins and ouT of Gaslro-enlerology Gaslroscopisf Dr. Bower. Scholarly Dr. Ricks-TTS. l can'T impress upon you Too slrongly, , . , F -1 I, Dr. Sfonlev Reimonn, inlernolionol figure in cancer work 2. ' 'L 2' 'Q a ' ONCGLOGY One oi lhe iiriveleiii-s iil llie Senior ,nur iiii been llie WCclflv lc' lures by lji. iJll,1fllf:y P. llni monn, During llie lii'.l suiiii ilifi lie dl2',UlJI'f' vvilh eclol uiiori ciriylliinii liiiiii oiiioii rwolu i ciob clfnws, lioin sulliiydivl lu viiuugs, Vifiir loorneil ecise he co.i'.iJeied irolouiivl bioli,-ii l , col princiiwles ol cell l,ielio'vior oriil llirg orririp ing rTieChcJiii1,inu ol liercfdilv. illiii, wo laid iliii flf'iQJlJUdWOl'lX liar llie: Slucly ol luri'i-.,ir1., ifquecirzlijf ol mcilignonl or'if:s, liiim lhe viewiioiiil ol lii' iwroclilioner. The luuininq riue'limnf ciwrifffir ing environmenln irrilolion, lrourno ond lhi hormones oi. cousolive luclors ol concer wer- perused. l-loving borne This inlellecluol onsloughl in noble loshion, lhe closs relurned lor lhe sece ond holi lo meer lhe Doclor, who hod ormed himself wilh microscopic proieclor, one ol Hohnemonns prelliesl nursesi ond o number ol willing unlorlunoles. The clinic drove home lhe grim lessons ol conslonf vigilonce, eorly diognosis, ond rodicol procedures in combolf ing lhe insidious Qrowllis. To lighlen lhe ol- mosphere mony on omusing onecdore ond pleosonlry were provided from Dr. Reimonnls vosl slore ol experiences from 'rrovel ond osso- ciolions wilh lhe worlds oulslonding polholo- gisls ond oncoloqisls. fn, 'C ln l! Dr. Fisher sludies the microscopic architecture of molignoncys Anoiher excellently-prepared concer clinic. , Dr. Ludwig impressed us wilh importance of eorlv diagnosis J' energefic treofmenl. As 9, 4-7 i Your Professor demonsfrofes a case. Do you recognize any of These, boys? MisTer Scribe, Take Thaf Bull and Tie him oufside. Dr, Ralph Bernsfein, professor, oufhor, educafor, consulfanf, Tc The boys use Their Der-rnof-o-logical reasoni g Ah yes, you'lI groduafe Too. 2. , V DERMATOLOGY DOcTors WiTTman, Ginfher, and Kleinguenfher Took us Through The various skin lesions and Their pedagogic skill was superb. l-lowever, This course was overshadowed by The unique personaliTy of The old professor himself, Dr. Ralph BernsTein. Bespecfacled, bald-headed Bernie began wiTh a monograph on l'lomeopaThy, and rieafly Took care of Manuzak's aTom smasher. Then, we were Treafed To Three weeks of rip-roaring Der- ma-To-logical sfuidy. Old school sTudenTs will never know The pleasure of being handed The rope, The shovel, Lanchesfer CounTy special and ofher props used To woken The lagging senior's lefhargic mind. They'll never know The meaning of nux vomicar, belladonnar, and cemicifugar unquoTh, or The old Thuya sTory. How can They possibly make a living wiThouT knowing of The virfues of BernsTein's Hair Tonic lnon- paTenTedl? We finished This course, as DocTors, equipped wiTh a firm knowledge of Dermafology and fond memories of a characfer who is rapidly becoming a Tradifion around l-lahnemann. . . Y if MEDICINE llO-week secfionl Every morning for 'ren weelcs we lived on 'rhe 6+h floor of The hospilal, lalcing hisfories and doing physicals, and gelding 'rhe background of medicine lhal will serve us in good siead for The resf of our lives. How many qualcing hearls were 'rhere when cases were assigned for presenlaiion, for fear +ha+ Drs. Wells, Ferguson or Snader would pick up an obvious heari murmur Jrhai we had missed, or aslc a quesfion of 'rhe parienf, 'rhe answer 'ro which we in our innocence had 'ralcen for granled. We especially recall fondly Dr. Wells' charac- 'rerisfic geslure ol crossing off laboralory reporls on radia'ror urine and believing our reporls in- slead. The 'foo few leciures we received from Dr. Lane were raps. Dr. Tropea gave us an inlroduc- fory insighl of peripheral vascular disease. ln our daily worlc on Jrhe wards compefing wi'rh 'rhe nurses and 'rhe diefary deparfmenf for a crack af our pafienis we were under Jrhe close, buf Toleranl, supervision of Drs. Kirby, Viglione, Pugh, Baldwin, Taggarl and Slubbs. Dr. Ferguson clarifying l-lauclc on Shoclc. Dr. Snader carefully sludying o case. Dr. G. l-larlan Wells, Professor and l-lead of The Deparlmenl of Medicine. Dr. Crellin lisfening To some roles. wi f' WARD WORK lSurgery, Obs.-Gyn. Casesl Our Senior Ward work during fhe fen-weelc secfions in Surgery and Obs.-Gyn. consisfed pri- marily of case assignmenfs from fhese services fo :uf I. The hospifal's foremosf surgeon, 'Dr.-Gusfavle A. Van Lennep. 2. Dr. Paxson always keeps his clinics inferesfing. 3. Remember when we had fo personally offend twelve of These? each pair of sfudenfs. We are reminded by famous lasf words fhaf: in fhis clinic, Genfle- men, we menfion if merely for fhe salce of com- plefeness, if nof fo condemn if. ln fhe Surgical secfion, a varied assorfmenf of five-day posf- operafive appendecfomies, cholecysfecfomies, efc., were dished ouf fo whef fhe sfudenf's diag- nosfic appefife, fo increase his surgical acumen, and 'ro enrich furfher his surgical armamenfarium. Nof only were original hisfories and physicals Taken on every case, buf fhe pafienf's progress was faifhfully recorded every ofher day lor sol, and fhe inferne benefifeid by frequenf sugges- fions of addifional indicafed remedies and lab- orafory sfudies. Included amongsf fhese surgical pafienfs were some sporadic G.U. and Orfho- pedic cases, nofeworfhy because fhe sfuclenf's hisfory and physical were used officially and for fhe penalfy of fwo addilional cases imposed on each man failing 'ro work up fhe case prompfly. Once weekly, Dr. Hunsiclcer conducfed an inspec- fion four of in-lying cafhefers and supra-pubic drainages: and Dr. Thoroughgood held forfh af fhe bedside on fhe anafomy involved in fhis here hand injury. , A 1 -D f- -' w -,. s N- ' QL' X .V .2.,. ' sv. 6- 7. il. :. J 4 If 4 .A , FW, 9-57 i sy X S i The lealure of lhe Obslelrical seclion was Dr. Paxson's well prepared clinics where palhological clinical cases were presenled and enlhusiaslically discussed by lhe scholarly, dynamic and pro- gressive Clinical Prolessor of Obslelrics. Olher classes were conducled by Drs. Mulch, l-lunler, Gales, Mooclc and Evans. Gynecological work consisled in walching 'rhe maslerlul 'rechnique of one ol lhe finesl Gyneco- logical Operalors This side of lhe Mississippi, Dr. Earl B. Craig. l-le was very capably aided and assisled by Drs. MacFadyen and Hesserl. The magic of Plaslic Surgery is explained by Dr. Doyle. Dr, Marlin surveys maior surgical problems. Everyone prafifs by Dr. Sylvis' lang and varied experiences Dr. Bailey explores the mysleries of the lhorax. Dr, Rufh, naliohally known anesfhesiologisl in aclion. Dr. Hunler ready 'lo refule a slalemenl on Obslelrical procedure OUT PATIENT SERVICE Dispensaries-AI long IasI! I-Iere was Ihe op- porlunily Io place info praclice The Iricks of diag- nosis and arl of 'rreaImenI which, for Ihree long years, we had learned only on paper. Whaf -did a real pa+ienI look like? Na+ like a page ouI of a Iexlbook, we soon discovered. II required abou? len days for us 'ro decide Ihal 90 percenf of all cases are aIypical. Medical Dispenscry-I-Iere is Ihe clearing house ol Ihe ouli paIien'r deparlmenl. Everylhing from Iull-blown pneumonias Io acule abdomens. Armed 'ro Ihe Ieelh wilh Therapeulic nuggels of didaclic leclures, we were a+ a loss Io explain why our minds wenl blank when conlronfed wilh a palienl. I-Iowever, we soon buill up confidence. We know we relieved a lol of palienlsg we smugly Ihink we even cured a few. Our self- confidence was bolsfered by our privaIe pa- IienIs -Ihose who indignanlly refused 'ro be Irealed by anyone else buf Ihe docIor who saw I. Dr. Kirby makes rounds in Medicine. 2. Efzl busies himself in Eye dispensary. 3. Ledden and Leibundgufh talk over Their case 5 S .., ' A., 'S-4, u.,, . . II HQ at A me lasT week. Remember how we had To Think lasT when a paTienT asked, DocTor, l'm Tired of coming here. Where is your privaTe oTTice7ll? Then aTTer six weeks, iusT To keep us Tram becom- ing Tao cocky, we changed secTions. GasTro-lnTesTinol Dispensary-When vague abdominal complainTs confused our diagnosTic abiliTiessin medical dispensary. we referred The paTienT To G.l.-only To discover ThaT when we reporTed To ThaT secTion, ThaT sell-same paTienT again canTronTed us. Under The asTuTe guidance aT The sTomach experTs, we coped wiTh The prob- lems of visceropTosis and hyperacidiTy. Therapeufics-l-lere we meT The paTienTs who were be-dridden. Dr. Boericke's pracTical nuggeTs proved invaluable. We presenTed cases To Dr. Frank Tar roenTgenological inTerpreTaTion. Dr. WarTer assured us ThaT arThriTics can be cured, and Dr. Eberhard demonsTraTed The pracTical side oT gasTro-enTerology. The remaining Time was spenT learning abouT paraffin baThs and shorT-wave diaThermy. PediaTrics-Babies really do geT sick! l-lere we learned To be careful-noT only To proTecT The Tragile creaTures under care, buT also Tor selT- proTecTion. For babies disregard convenTions, and lew indeed were The seniors who emerged Tram pediaTrics wiThouT a chrisTening. Neurology-WiTh Tear and TrepidaTion we sneaked up on paTienTs who were reporTed To be suffering Tram psychiaTric disorders. Our more generous paTienTs presenTed us wiTh The con- Trolling sTock of The Pennsylvania Railroad, a yachT. and innumerable expensive auTomobiles. l 2 3. Red rne,' e oe a eg 0 4, Dr. Sfubbs reviews a case I- sfor . Kelly lakes a hislorv o a G N al ,Waning for The Obs d sp y Bei Hr T I STi3rTin on Blood Chcmishies, Q 2. You cnn Tell iT's Neurology Dispensary by Their 3, Our Class Preside-nT4 seeking a rnurrnur. 4. Diminmive Shigi finishes a blood counT. One even oTTered us a pound oT sugar. Friday we breaThed a sigh ol 'relieT when we discovered ThaT The oTher Tellow had To presenT a case be- Tore The whole class. Ear, Nose and ThroaT-Three happy weeks ac- quiring The arT oT wielding an oToscope, head mirror, and desensiTizing one anoTher's gag re- Tlexes. Three weeks oT sTeady pracTice and you'lI acquire The arT aT knowing where The lens oT The head mirror ends and The peep-hole begins. ATTer learning This all you need is some amoeba- mouThed parTner To open wide, say AAAATT, and iT iT's a clear day, you'll see CaTalina. IT will be well never To TorgeT Capsicum-iT'll lick iT's weighT in wildcaTs, kick The rudder ouT OT any oTiTis barrel-roll, and buy you a new Packard every year wiTh or wiThouT reTreads. Gynecology-Woman is a complex creaTure. We soon discovered ThaT more Things can go wrong wiTh The Ternale physiology Than wiTh a I924 Maxwell. We worked hard and sTeadily, Tor when one leaned back Tor a resT, Dr. Macliadyen suddenly appeared and sTarTed quizzing. ObsTeTrics-T-Tere we guided The prospecTive rnoThers Through Their prenaTal period. T'lisToriei -blood pressures-weighTs-sympToms: we werf adequaTely impressed wiTh Their in'iporTance Learned how To diagnose pregnancy: had our only pracTical experience in pelvirneTry, diagnosis ol posiTion and presenTaTion, lengTh oT gesTaTion, and recogniTion oT The abnornnal. Three weeks packed wifh pracTical experience. sTudious aT i 'T .,,. A 4 N.. f., X .Wal 'si P.n'mrm ,HQSDIIOI as-.mics rim -1 f'-:L O ' .- ri' 1 Q -w Q, UQ, 1 Q fa ix F.: p 4 51 f' X '1 g ' 'Ia d , ,,:,:-,,,.- ff 5,4 -411-'I Yes, we were o vcxried crew +ho'r mel wi+h vorious ond sun-dry obslocles-we found, os we wen'r lhrough The courses of srudy ius+ reviewed, Jrhol of ony momenf our pofience would give our. However, we no doulo'r, ore surprised of our- selves, os we reflecl boclc Through 'rhe yeors-'rho'r ir wosn r so bod offer all. The mony lec+ures +hc+ o+ one 'rime seemed so redious did hove 'rheir purpose. All 'rhe loose ends seemed +o be drown fogefher os we opplied our fundomenlols in 'rhe clinics ond world work. I+ wos o long four yeors-buf or losf we were seniors, soon +o commence our inlerne service. As every Army musr hove i+s Generol so of Thor lime we hod ours. First I+ wos John Kelly, ond finolly, os Seniors-we CLASS OFFICERS Fellow Classmoles We have reached +he crossroads in our ca- reer. I+ seems apropos 'ro pause and relrospecr. ln lhe course of our medical 'rraining we have incurre-d four greal obligalions which demand four grear loyalfies: Loyolly fo our family-The cons'ran'r and undy- ing aid and encouragemenl of our families we can only alrlempr lo repay by humble appreci- alion of Jrheir many sacrifices. Loyolfy fo Hchnemcnn-Regardless of rhe schools we mighl have allended, Jrhe lcind under- slanding and unselfish conlribulions in lime and knowledge of Jrhe men of Hahnemann have con- verfed us from laily lo physicians. Loyolly +o Counfry-Now more rhan ever our counrry needs our services. The opporlunifies and privileges offered us, have no equal elsewhere in lhis world. We appreciare Jrhis obligalion and Swick Hare Tanous 5 1 have volunleered our services lo The bear ol our abilily. Loyal+y +o ourselves-May our aclions never cause us lo lose our mosl priceless herirage, our sell-respecl. Besr of luclc io all ol you 7 XQWWQLJ Presidenf. CLASS OFFICERS Presidenr ......... , . John l-l. Tanous Vice-Presidenr u,i. , Frank l-l. Brown Secrelary ...... .,..,... J ames l-lare Treasurer ..,,. . . . J. l-loward Swiclc, ll Sludenl Rep.. .. . Berlram M. Bernsrein Brown Bernsfei lV'.s. 1 4-Q4 A ini vi in IT ALL BEGAN when we me+ logelher, in olphobeficol order ond looked puzzled of The upperclossmen, guflowed when The Deon menfioned +he onnexf' Oclober I938-FRESHMEN-Very young, very fresh, ond oh, how very imporlont lmogine, medicol slu-denlsl . . . Firsl we were fold, po- li+ely, fhoi we were liHle less lhon sloves- +hen we boughl equipment long lines for books, for bags of bones, for noles . . . we grobbed fron? row seois . . . we were given o demonsfrolion by o double-ioinfed mon . . . we delved info school polilics ond lhe Real lndependen'rs won . . .we wen'r on o diel ond corried liille brown iugs wiih us .... Chemisfry, Anoiomy, l-lisfology: merely nomes ond memories now, buf heodoches ond heorloches Jrhen . . . we wofched surgery on lhe sly . . . held o highly successful donce ol' 'rhe rilzy Rilz-Corlion . . . ond somehow, sfrug gled 'rhrough our embryonic s'roge 'ro . . . Oclober I939-SOPHOMORES-Bock ogoin some sooner 'rhon olhers: cz lillle moHer of re- exoms, you know . . . Bock ogoin. feeling friendly ond lomilior, being oble 'ro snub some- one else, bur soon, we loo hod our noses pushed To ihe grindslone of Physiology, Phor- mocology, Polhology . . . we held o donce on o rough morble floor, bu'r monoged fo hold our own . . . leciures in Anofomy by speciolisls . . . we covered our noked ex+eriors wi+h red lines, corried siefhoscopes, ond sfill ocled im- porfonf . . . we serenodeid Dr. Soppingfon wilh Silen+ Night . .. A pseudo-hermophrodile collecled money from us, ond never refurned . . . we olso never sow Mike Bennelr, of reiuvenoiion fome . . . we elecfed officers wilhouf opposifion, o fu- Jrure proclice . . . foword +he end of 'rhe yeor Whof con I wrife down +odoy? Woifing for the moil lisf. No, you dummy, fhoi's no? righ'r. He's cm fcfher now , .sw N , S ' . hx Q, Capfain Robbie calches up T dale. ing ophlhalmoscopes, noles, inslrumemls, mag- azines . . . we saw a republican delivered . . . Jrhis year was also open season lor in lerne hunlingp also for members of special socielies . . . lhe Torch of Life appears and disappears . . . class dance al 'rhe l-lofel Essex . . . a new game called fill replaces +he hol- lool' . . . we nominaled all lnslilule officers wilhoul opposilion . . . lhen, 'rhirly-Two exams and we become, in . . . we changed from medical s'ruden+s 'ro primar- Seplember l94I-SENIORS-Yes, ggluglly Sen- ily palhology sludenls . . . and some of us fin- ished 'lhe year as members ol Dr. Beu'mer's war cabine1'.'... Oclober I 940-J UN IORS-Upperclassmen and clinical sludies iusl beginning: we could almosl smell a palrienlr around Jrhe corner . . . by now our freshman sense of imporfance had dwin- dled . . . lhis year we mel a mullilude of new laces, collecled reams of nares, and visiled lhe amphilhealre officially for 'rhe lirsl 'rime . . . we became accuslomed lo silfing on our len- der Weaver's boHoms all day . . . new slu- den'r businessmen made lheir appearance sell- iors al lasl, buf 'rhis year, 'rwo weelcs sooner. . . and MD. wilhin our grasp, iusr for lhe wailing, we hope . . . a number of boys became mar- ried . . . lhis year was filled wi'rh a variely ol experiences: deliveries, hislories and physicals, diagnoses, U. S. services, e'rc .... buf always we are willing and eager for prac+ical sfull . . . exaclrly whal lo do, when, how, and how much .... We look baclc la realize malurily upon us . . . and so we finish 'rhis year al l-lahnemann . . . Jrhis year is a+ leasr OUR year . . . may we ex'rrac'r all 'rhe experiences and pleasures out ol if +ha'r we can .... Dd you hear fhe one abouf fhe old Whaf does Gray have fo say Too close To fhe onesfhefic. Hugh and Lou, blonde and b fe mad abouf ii? DEDICATED TD DDD DART TS I+ has loeen said +ha+, in simplicily There is sinceriiy-and so, in plain, siraighi-forward manner, we pause To say, Thank you, Mom and Dad. Yes, Thank you, for The many sac rifices you have made. Thank you, for The many inspiraiions you have served-for your yielding Taiih and confidence in us-for Jrhe many opporluniiies you have afforded us. Our currenl achievemeni represenls years of your palienceu I+ is for This reason, we pause To salule you and if is our fervenl hope and desire Thai The ensuing pages remain a slanding lribule To you-+ha+ your eiTor+s shall noi have been in vain. In shorl, Thank you, Folks! 'Q ffeiadih-J malerial and moral suppori-for your never- Y 31 ,y 1 ' - H ' 4. i.-f ':?..x,., V - W' i ' i G 'f fQ'ljb.Q,- I 'Q i -35 Aisculapluslifleahh EEAUI 55 goddesses R W i ihat .according tom-y ab1I1Qy'X.judge ent, 4 i i .15 17 A I i o i n L .FP T315 0550. pt.: i lm, - this stipularionfuo reckon Iluihiiziwho tau t'me this Ang ' , i' A ,. eqiiaibfdeartomc as mxyparents to share my subsiance W gi f. -i with himdcirelibve his necessitiesifrfquinscitv look upon isoiispnng inthe-same fooling asmyownbrothersiioreach them this Art if they shalltyish tolearnnit. QL fi 3 6 If nff Tric5v'ii'fiFh'E, 621 i gnii i 'T' tar rec' f ccmfr: we affr mo c so ms mation 'ACCCDRETKNG 'IQ T1niE,i2W OF LMEf'iiiZ1i'iw Ei 2 iii fi7g47f0fl6 ozkrs cfowj5f.ggs7mxg?zmeqM11zafrfL. amor ' ' ' i t, 601151 r ff ' i ying MC7if:A!udyernerz TV 1 WJPXIPIL, BENEFIT Uh +0 lb 5 li Epaffaifrllim zzfiifevoff 13 fZ6lft'f7bll5 iv mzlrgfevous. 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No os 'nd ko floss Lomxooo Koppo 5 NXeXroooYnon X4 Q ' orxnen moxfo ne or CRN on 'woken up Xnker 'rn New Y ork , XnXernoX NNeo'xc'rne w'rXX be arco Jflerman Qooclman Morco was 'oorrw 'rn fNXexonor'ro, Yzgypr, bor procr'rcoXN oXX Hrs edu- corxorx wos obiorrxeo 'rn ?xnKXooeX- pxrfro. He hos on PXB. degree irorn We Un'wers'rN o? PenrrsyXvon'ro. Moreno 'rook o 'rurrror 'rn'rernesX1'rp or Sk. Lukes, Pxrfdo., WN spend 'Ns 'rrrkerrxe yeor 'rxrxere oXso, o'r'rer wrfrch he rrwoy ervrer dos.Xe'rr'rcs os o spe c'roXN. A WX Lorrwboo Xioppo rrwern ber. AllIM MlMllIlIAl To our coun+ry's call for aid, a quarfer of a cen- 'lury ago, 'lhe sons of Hahnemann courageously ancl unflinchingly responded. They served our narion well. Immorralized in fhis alumni plaque hanging in our halls is a fribufe To The memory of fhose who hero- ically gave 'rheir lives in The performance of 'rheir duly. May we 'fodoy be as wor'rhy in lhe service of our counfry as were fhose of yesfer-year. Alll The weelc seT aparT Tor our AllenTown visiT proved a Tonic To mosT oT us, yeT we sTill are slcepTical abouT The Term insaniTy. fXlThough we saw all Types oT menTal paTienTs and had a chance To really mingle and Tallc wiTh Them, There were many oT us who TelT ThaT Trom among our class we could maTch anyThing AllenTown could oTTer. Especially when a dapper senior had a daTe wiTh a charming young dam- sel and Then Tell Tor a phoney phone call Tram The lassie's TaTherg he cerTainly was a perTecT example oT an anxieTy neuroses Tor The resT oT The weelc. Supe-rinTendenT of The Hos- AnoTher member oT our class lTindall's name will noT be menTionedl swore ThaT The laps had landed when a bomb exploded in his carbureTor and his companions ran Tor shelTer. A special course in handling a Tire hose was capably perTormed by a cerTain senior and This we really believe To be The highlighT oT The weelc. fXlTer being hiT solidly on The Top oT The head by a waTer bomb lno planes were overheadl, he suddenly ran amuclc and Traveled Tour TlighTs oT Americus' sTairs in noThing TlaT, and grabbing The Tire hose proceeded To drown The occupanTs of a room who lcnew noThing oT The incidenT buT TOW who laTer admiTTed hearing planes overhead. BuT lesT our sTaTemenTs be misconsTrued, we imusT ad- miT ThaT The course in psychiaTry proper was very inTeresTing and inTroduced To The class a Truly Tine genTleman and scholar-Dr. l-loTTman, whose manner OT presenTaTion and discussion leTT liTTle To be desired. The ward walks gave The sTudenT an inTimaTe relaTionship wiTh The paTienT, and a chance To observe iusT whaT is going on in a menTal insTiTuTion and The modern mefhods oT Therapy, which cerTainly are doing much To al- alleviaTe The suTTerings oT These unTorTunaTe individuals. STATE J-Q Opporlunilies were ample 'ro learn llwe inside ol psycliialry and we did avail ourselves ol same. Dr. Klopp's inferesling lecfures of a year ago suddenly came 'ro life. We were aclually able lo diflerenliale a Paranoid from a Calalonic: lype ol Schizophrenia. Capably assisling Dr. Hoffman were Drs. Blew and Ross. We would like lo 'ralce llwis opporlunily la llwanlc Drs. Klopp and Hallman lor 'flweir liospif falify and for lhe very inleresling praclical and absorbing presenlalion of Psycliialry. Allenlawn will linger long in -our memories as one of llie mosl enioyable visifs ever made by our class. I. Allenfown Sfale Hospifal viewed from flue air. 2. We encamped a+ liospilalole Americus I-lofel. 3. Une of our sfudies slaring in wandermenf. 4. Our genial, kindly Dr. Harry F. Hallman. 5. 81 6. A few more of our case sludies. AFFILIATED HOSPITALS ST. LUKES AND CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL Many oT us made our TirsT acquainTance wiTh This hospiTal in our Junior year when we aTTended Pop Mercer's 5aTurday clinics. There we saw and heard nuggeTs which we correlaTed wiTh our Junior lecTures while The masTer obsTeTrician operaTed on his paTienTs. In our Senior year we aTTended Dr. Romari's excellenTly prepared sur- gical clinics. LaTer we meT our old Junior-year Triend, Dr. Redman, who discussed and showed us many more sick babies. PHILADELPHIA GENERAL HOSPITAL Friday was Hahnemann Day aT P. G. H. Tor, as Juniors, we aTTended The many and inTeresT- ing auTopsies. In our Senior year we reTurned again, buT This Time To The psychiaTric building To hear our old Triend Dr. STeinhilber inTormalIy presenT To us candidaTes Tor Byberry. This is The oIdesT hospiTal in America and is sTeeped in hisToric inTeresT. We were graTeTul Tor having The privilege oT working and sTudying in This large hospiTal oT 2,5I5 beds. MUNICIPAL In small groups we wenT To The Philadelphia HospiTal Tor ConTagious Diseases, beTTer Icnown as Muni. Here, un-der The able guidance oT Drs. Pascal Lucchesi and John R. Noon, we sTud- ied and saw many Types of conTagious diseases which we had never seen beTore. This was The mosT inTeresTing oT our ouTside visiTs. U. S. NAVAL HOSPITAL This year, Tor The TirsT Time, Dr. MarTin has graciously insTiTuTed clinics Tor Hahnemann sTu- denTs exclusively. SiTuaTed on The edge oT a beauTiTul parlc, This super-modern hospiTal ap- pears more lilce a riTzy Palm Beach HoTel ond we were much impressed and Tilled wiTh awe aT being permiTTed To sTudy surgery here. Many Thanlcs, Dr. MarTin. I. SainT Lukes and Children's Medical CenTer. 2. Huge, hisToric Philadelphia General. 3. The Municipal HospiTal Tor ConTagious Dis- GCISSS. 4. Our laTesT addiTion, The U. S. Naval HospiTal. ARUIIND IHI IRAIIRNIIIIS 4 Leon T. Ashcrafr Naihan Grigifh 4 i- fx si 3 C3 M 1 IJ.I I- M l.Ll P I S! ig x ima -e Ti s9l 9 , xo P, - QQ? r 3 C? Hisfory of Pl UPSILON RHO Our organizarion was secrerly Tounded as The Usrion Sociery in I876 or The Universily oT Chicago by Dr. A. E Rocky. lr was The Tirsl secrer medical sociery known 'ro have been organized in This counrry or Europe. All iniliares 'rook vows, Then as now, 'ro devore 'rheir lives To medical science. Their prime inferesr was To serve humaniry and ir is lrom 'rhis desire 'rhar The name Us+ion, which means a Tlame or lighr, was evolved. I942 marks The 4I 'sl year oT Pi Upsilon Rho or Hahnemann Med- ical College and during 'rhose years, many of our alumni have dis- ringuished Themselves in medicine and surgery. We poinr wilh pride To The record oT Their achievemenrs. Fra+ers in FacuHa+e William F. Baker Ralph Bernslein Henry G. Blessing John A. Borneman Eugene E. Carpenfer Alfred J. Calenacci Hunfer S. Cook Joseph R. Criswell Alfred E, Krick Harry P. Landis Charles E. Lawson George Lorenz, Jr, Warren C. Mercer Paul A. Mefzger M. E. Ondovchok Thomas W. Phillips Desiderio Roman Evererr H. Dickenson Andrew Doering Harry M, Eberhard Granf O. Favorife Jacob Frank Melville A. Goldsmirh EP I William B. Griggs Joseph S. Hepburn Rober? A, Hibbs H. E. Hoffman J. A. Hornerf W. E. Kepler Dunne W. Kirby Jules J. Klain Henry l. Klopp Rowland Rickefrs Alberl R. Rhil George J. Rilling William G. Schmidl J. H. Sigafoos Raymond E, Seidel Thomas M. Snyder Henry L. Somers L. Thomas Sooy Leander P. Tori Frank Tropea Gusfave A, Van Lennep G. Harlan Wells Paul C. Wif'rman Leonard A. Ballafarano Officers of Pl UPSILON RHO Encephalon ..,..AA A A A A A A A A A A A . Cornelius J. Regan Medulla Oblongala A A AAAAA John H. Tanous Calarnus Scriploriusw Nicholas J. Policarpo Torcular Herophili AA AA Leonard A. Ballalarano Seniors Sophomores Chrisrian E. Moser Alfred O. Boellger Elias N. Nahas Cornelius J, Regan Roy C. Joclc Pomeroy E. Poleyoy Slanley F. Boc Daniel E. Boyle Armanna W. Ciccarelli Charles A. Furey Pasquale Guarini John R. Hall Joseph B. Reilly Angel R. Rosario-Sanfos Toyohilro J. Shiraishi George A, Sudimaclc John H. Tanous Arlhur T, Touzeau Rudolph H. Beclcerl Toshia Ezalci Juniors Kerrnil K. Kisller Nicholas J. Policarpo Jorge A. Hereler-Alvarez Anibal Vasquez-Velez Alberf J. Zogby Masa M. Kala John CA Kersl George B. Laubach Frank T. Anderlco America L. Barrairo Raymond G. Blood Armand Caslagna Quenlin R. Conwell John Ursin John G. Vlfalichucl George F. Yasl Freshmen John G. Eldrache' Joseph M. Gambesiia Frederick C. Kull Sranley J. Yam.la Thomas J. Zaydcn Sllll Hll Z LLI I- A 4 I O 4 I- u.: aa GEEK? yr! Alpha Sigma Alpha Sigma Fralernily was lirsl founded in lhe New Yorlc Homeo- palhic Medical College in l893, where unlil I938 'rhere slill flour- ished 'rhe Alpha Chapler. Bela Chapler was organized al lhis college in I897. Bolh Chaplers, early in lheir careers, assumed Jrhe role of quiz clubs. Al one lime Jrhere were chaplers of Alpha Sigma in four- leen medical colleges, mosl ol which became non-exislanl when medical educalion became slandardized and regulaled by lhe American Medical Associalion. Alpha Sigma is well represenled on lhe Hahnemann leaching slallq lhe following members on lhe lacully: iiillllllllllllllllll ii, Garlh W, Boericlce Lesler L. Bower William Buck E. W. Campbell Joseph V. F. Clay Joseph V. F. Clay, Jr. James H. Clossen, 3rd Earl B. Craig Henry l.. Crowlher Pasquale Damiani Thomas F. Doyle Donald T. Jones Wayne T. Killian Richard W, Larer N Volnev Luclwiclc Russell S. Magee Russell D, Mallern Carroll R, McClure Joseph McEldowney Raymond Mayor Frank O. Nagel George R. Neff l-larry Evans, Jr. D, R. Ferguson Gerald P. Finclce John K. Finley H. Russell Fisher Charles D. Fox Edwin O. Geclceler George D, Geclceler James M. Godfrey Carroll F. Haines Marlin F. Hayes Edmund C. Hesserl N. Fulmer Holilman C. B. Hollis N. F. Paxson John H. Reading Charles W. Rieger Henry S. Rulh James D. Schofield E. R, Snader H. Earle Twining Everelf A. Tyler Edward P. Van Tine Thomas J. Vischer Harry S. Weaver A. B. Websler Arlhur W. Waddinglon lPHll l34 ...R Officers Presidenl .... . . . . . . . Charles 0. Tyler Vice-Presidenl. . , , .William M. Cooper Secrelary ,... Franlc E. McClimans Treasurer. ,. ...Waller l-l. Kozalc Class of I942 Class of I944 Franlr l-l. Brown Orville M. Fifzgerald John L. Kellv, Jr. Edward A, Kowalylc Waller l-ll Kozalc l-lenry Leibundgulh l-luqh F. Luddeclce Edwin N, Reilhmayer l-lerberf L. Tindall, Jr. Charles O. Tyler John S. Van Maier Russell K, Williams Class of I943 William A. Byrne Edward F, Carfer, Jr. William M. Cooper William J. Fedaclc Roberf F. Gibbons Robert J. Golden William C, Grasley Albert J. Klem Frank E. McClimans William J. Mel-lugh, Jr. Roberl S. Oyer 'esse l-l, Schmiclr William R. Sollami John A. Slewarl Arfhur W, von Deilen Fullerfon B, l-l. Wells William l.. Wage-ner Donald C. Conrad I ll Louis P. Baylor Waller S, Darby Sfephen E. Dunlop. Jr. Roberl F. Erhard Lawrence F. Jablonslci Ivan Deli. Junk James J. Maguire Edward M. R. Minnicl Richard S. Oalcey, Jr. Joseph P, OSlY'Ov.Q.li- Larry J. Rendin John P. Schallner, Jr Thomas A, Schrolh Claude C. Sullivan, Eugene N, Wrigh? Francis J. Preis Harrison E. Crmlis Class of l945 Soraphernas J, Condos Dennis J. Kane Roberr C. Dalzell William J. Flwell, 2nd Michael F. Lynch. '43 Thomas H. Dennis, '45 James A. Kane William J, Malone-. Edward A. Parker 3 Pledgees Gordon J, Ennis, '45 John F. Leedom, Jr. J William N. Pigozzi '4 Z LU I- Q. 4 I O 4 2 E 4 LD ll I' ll W Q E il ll I lqlll IRIIII lla' rdf, H si' Qs.. 'W . 'fr n J' -- W i M' Qi il li Pu iii ., in , if Fralernily Officers Presidenr ,,.,, , . . . , .David W Hughes Vice-Presidenl ,.,. .. .Wm, R Roasberry Secrelary. . , ,.,....,.. W Olis Duclr -l-VSOSUVGF . . . .Malcolm D. McFarland Class of l942 W. N. Norley, Jr. David W, Hughes William H. Blanchard Thomas S, Jenilce James Hare Malcolm D. McFarland Class George S. Huliclc Wayne O. McKee W. Olis Duclr Fred A. Knox Harry P. Hallman Rembrandl H. Dunsmare Herberl 6. Sloeclclein Morris B. Clarlc Theodore Norley Frank J. Frosh, Jr. John H. Aflrins Class Roberl G. Wilherspoan Gerald W. Snyder Andrew E. Fodor John Plromm A. Lloyd Lagerquisl Leo H. Simoson Henry S. Pomroy Franlc Gerard James A. Snyder Roberl P, Gouldin Alberl E. While Class Curlis C. Frilz John Gordon Torney Roberl E, Drewery John A. Griffin William S. Duncan H. John Wilman Peler Minclc, Jr. John Shulllewarlh John P. McNeill Roberl W. Dully R. Blair Ronan William R. Roasberry William T, Smilh Ray W. Croyle of I943 Spencer Paislev Roberl H. Leeper Ernesl H. Heydl Wesley B, Fox William D. Scoll William Tolh Carl J. Records Ralph H. Meng George W. Wilson G. Richard Hamillon John D. Ballon Henry A. Shields of I944 Lewis Morrill, Jr. Louis G. McAloos, Jr. Donald F. Mayer D. Willrins Kirlcpalriclr Donald K. Mclnlyre Wm. B, Haberman Roberl L. Hall Lewis C. Hilchner Roland lf. Weilzel Marla R. Leadbeller of l945 Frances R. Sauder Thomas Fen'ronxReilly Donald T. Hess John O. Duey Carl Truler Edgar C. Davis Paul W. -Irimmer Franlrlin K. Slephens Ralph Harvey Taslr PHI AlPHll 136 Horsl A. Aqerly O. F. Barlhmaier Michael J, Bennell Paul J. Burlcell J. Anlrim Crellin Henry L. Crowfher John H. Darie H. Franklin Flanagan Carl C. Fischer Richard R. Gales Russell D. Geary Theodore C. Geary J. Rawlins Ginlher Arrhur J. Harfley Oscar E, Heim Warren S. Hoensline Romaine C. Hallman John E, James J. Miller Kenworlhy Paul M. Kisller Warren S. Kisller GANIMAW FRATERS IN FACULTATE Henry D. Lolierly Lowell L. Lane Jacob H. Lehman Bruce V. Macliayden John H. McCuTcheon William L. Marlin George H. McKeown Harry B. Marla Roberf J. McNeill, Jr Alberl Mulch David Norlhrap Desiderio Raman S. W, Sappingfcn James Seligman Allred R, Seraphin E. Dallef Sharpless C. L. Shollenberger Waller J. Snyder E. A. Sfeinhilber William A. SylviS Pefer J. Warler Z LU I- 1 4 I O 4 I'- LIJ N 4 I- LLI I QDELTAI LV: E -.,r,- s Q, T E2 r-51 A 5 A E jN qx XT JYSTQTXW The Phi DelTa Epsilon Medical EraTerniTy was Tounded OcTober I3, I904 aT The Cornell UniversiTy School oT Medicine. lTs aim, Then as now, was To bring abouT a greaTer solidariTy among medical men by promoTing social and scienTiTic endeavor while aT school and aTTer graduaTion. As Time wenT on, more and more chapTers were Tounded aT The various medical schools ThroughouT The counTry and Canada, and The TraTerniTy grew in sTrengTh, boTh in members and spiriT. The l-lahnemann ChapTer lBeTa ZeTal aT The Phi DelTa Epsilon EraTerniTy, when organized March 8, l929, consisTed of only I0 men. Prom This beginning, The l-lahnemann ChapTer has grown To iTs pres- enT sTrengTh in I942 oT 43 under-graduaTe members. ln selecTing new members, a high scholasTic record and personal aTTribuTes play a leading role. MeeTings are held every monTh and invariably include a discussion oT some phase oT medical science. In shorT, medicine and iTs masTery is one oT The ToremosT goals of our endeavor. Realizing ThaT a library is The ToundaTion oT all knowledge, The l-lahnemann ChapTer has This year conTribuTed 550.00 To The library Tund oT The College. We sincerely hope ThaT we may be able To malce This an annual conTribuTion. YeT, The saying all worlc and no play malces Tor a dull day has noT been TorgoTTen. Several large dances and many social gaTher- ings are held ThroughouT The year. These are oTTen planned in con- iuncTion wiTh The oTher Three chapTers in The ciTy, and The GraduaTe Club. The year I942, Tinds Phi DelTa Epsilon Tully conTidenT oT The TuTure in spiTe oT The drums OT war. lTs chapTers in The various medical schools now number 59. In addiTion To The undergraduaTe chapTers, There are 20 G'aduaTe Clubs scaTTered ThroughouT The naTion, and These serve as a linlc in carrying on The bonds oT Triendship and med- ical eTTorT sTarTed in sTudenT days. Today, in a period oT sTriTe and war, our members ThroughouT The naTion are enrolled in The medical services oT all our miliTary esTablishmenTs. All are anxious and are sTriving To do Their share in our caunTry's call To duTy. The TuTure is brighT. Our naTion will succeed. To Those members of The EraTerniTy, leT Them always be guided by Their moTTo, HEACTA NON VERBAH lDeeds, noT wordsl. i PHNI Illllll Consul ,C Senaror, . A Vice-Consul Secrelary Treasurer , Hislorian F Marshall Donald Canfor Morron Gufniclc Louis Magilner lock Mazor Richard Berman Morron Coane Arrhur Colfman Herman Fischer I l Seniors Juniors Frafernify Officers: Waller Miller Herman Rosenberg Herman Rosensfein Jerome Weinsfoclr Max Goldslein Marlin Kassell Arthur Lipshulz Herman Rudnick Norman Be-raer Raymond Corenzwir fames Landoy f -.lerander Leibermon Benjamin Colesniclr Alberr A. Cohen Leonard Drexler Sidney Fine Leonard Flinlrman Joseph R. Goldsrein , Samuel Sverdlilc Berrram M. Berngrein , Charles Bloclc Herman Sroplez , Edwin Cohn ., ..0scar Corn C uMi+cl'1ell Dralman 3 Sophomores JiS'in Rubin Morse Shep Meyer Sang l'vi'v Sssma Je'3 ne We' Freshmen lrvin Lirjhfensr lsadore Me' Alvin Siege Haro, Troye' .1 Sumo rv! o 1 l 'ul For almosl a hall a cenlury, lhe Phi Lambda Kappa Fralernilry has flourished as an ac+ive medical organizalion and has come 'ro be well recognized for Hs educiional, scholasfic and social slabilily. In I924, rhe naiional direc'rora+e lisled The Alpha Bela chapler as a newly organized chapler of lhe Frarerniry. Since Jrhal lime, we have done our ulmosl +o conrribuie lo Jrhe welfare of Jrhe medical sludenls. and 'ro serve fhe college and hospiial. Among Jrhe iacully members in our Alumni Associalion we find such oufslanding men as: Dr. Joseph Messey, Dr. William Klinman, Dr. Morris Filrerman, Dr, l-lorace Weinsloclc, Dr. Leon Frankel, Dr. William Silverman, Dr. Leopold Lipsirz, Dr. l-lerber'r Sharlcis, Dr. Her- man Kline, Dr. S. Burlofl, and Dr. l. Ralph Bishow. Officers Presidenf ....s, ....,...,. ..,,. J o seph Robinson Vice-Presidenl ,..,, ..,.......,.. W illiam Boros Treasurer., ,,. . ..,,...... .....,.........., R oberf Null Secrefaries, ,. ,..,......,.,....,. Joseph So+alolrF, Louis Balin MEMBERS Seniors Juniors William Boros Marco Goodman S, L. Balin Harry L. Krieger I. E, Browns+ein Joseph Robinson Joseph Slcyer Sophomores Oscar Dosovifz Roberf Null Joseph Sofaloff Ig Freshmen A Joseph Evans Daniel Mason ff.-45 MiI+on Graub Allen Rosenberg 3 l as x 'f 6 P H I KAPPA Irv 1? '- I r I 'I Il,f Ll I Lambda Phi Mu medical lralernilry was founded al 'rhe Cornell Universily Medical College in 'rhe Tall of I92O, The Iirsf organizalion meeling being held on Columbus Day. While 'rhe original plan of lhe founder was Io have Jrhe membership composed of medical sludenls and doclors ol La+in origin or descenl, i.e., of llalian, French, Spanish, Soulh American, e'rc., il was soon realized 'rhal ir would be imprac- Iical Io allempl Io bring such a helerogeneous group Iogelher. The resul'r was 'rhal 'rhe membership became limiled ro one Iype, Amer- icans ol llralian parenlage or descenl. Grand Masler Masler ...... Secrelary . Treasurer . . Mario G. Cirelli Nicholas DePierro Pranlr A. DeDorninicis Viclor J. Grieco Alphonso L. Box Eugene J, Agnione Thomas Nl. D'AuriO Carlo P. DeAn+onio LAMBDA PHI MU Officers . Daniel J. Marino . John J. Ranallo, Jr. ...Nicholas DePierro .. Mario G, Cirelli Members Seniors Daniel J. Marino John J. Ranallo, Jr. Vincenl P. Di Rocco Juniors Mario J. Mancinelli Peler A. Pelrone John Lepore Sophomores Edward C. Zaino Nicholas A, Calvanese Pledgees Philip Esgro Carmen A, Prunefli Angelo J. Maniglia Joseph L, Rarla Horace D. Morucci John J. Russo Ilolo R. M. DeBar'folomeisJohn J. Morfucci Dominic J. Salines Alfred T, DeViIo Anfhony Mercoglianolzroncis F, Sonfangelc Allonse V, Scudese LAMBDA PHI MU I4l tllfr me S WWI E iz f. .5 N , er, x xx ,f - I 1 i 0 lim I 'di 0 X '52 uf -ga n X .f vs .I P' , VEDWAS PI SIGMA MU The Pi Sigma Mu sociefy was founded only one year ago. If has broughf fogefher sfudenfs af l-lahnemann of common lineage. Alfhough everyone of fhe members is an American cifizen by birfh and loyalfy, if was fhoughf fhaf fhese sfudenfs, whose ances- fors were sfeeped in fhe culfure of Poland, would find in fhis organizafion an oppor- funify fo recapfure some of fhaf essence of Polish grace and refinemenf which fheir posifion affer graduafion will require of fhem. Realizing fhaf a medical educafion comes foremosf, every member is encouraged 'ro do his besf scholasfically. Each upperclassman is pledged fo give fhose in fhe classes below him any aid wifhin his power whenever any difficulfy arises. Wifh fhe fhoughf fhaf before one can become a leader among ofhers he musf firsf be faughf fo lead fhose closesf fo him, fhe members endeavor fo min-gle wifh The Polish people of Philadelphia, fo show fhem fhaf in fheir conducf fhey have been worfhy of fhe confidences placed in fhem and fhe sacrifices made in sending fhem fhrough med- ical school. They are well represenfed af fhe numerous Polish banquefs and charify affairs held in fhe cify yearly. Dinner meefings are held fhrough 'rhe year, of which fime physicians are invifed fo speak freely on fhe various aspecfs of medicine, especially as if perfains fo fhe foreign born. In fhis manner fhe members will be well prepared fo fake fheir place in fhis world and of fhe same fime spread fhe glory of fheir Alma Mafer. Faculfy Sponsors Presidenf .,..... Vice-Presidenf, .. Secrefary , .,, Treasurer. . Sfanley Boc Alfred Boguclci Edward Kraus Paul Krzywiclci , John J. Domanski, M.D., Alfred R. Seraphim, MD. Members Norberf Gizinslri Walfer Gan Lawrence Jablonslri Joseph Osfrowslri Frank Preis Chesfer Szmal l42 Roy Morris in l-luberf Manuzalr Gene Wrona ....,,Lea Szary John Brzoza Joseph Brzoza John Poludnialc Sfonley Rozanslri Sfanley Yamula The Reimann Oncological SocieTy was organized in OcTober I939, The purpose being To bring TogeTher a group oT sTudenTs lol l-lahnemann Medical Collegel parTicu- lorly inTeresTed in The problems OT growTh and developmenT, borh normal and abnor- mal. lT was proposed ThaT The membership should consisT oT seniors, juniors, sophomores, and Treshmen. The regular meeTings are held once a monTh. The business oT The meeT- ing consisTs oT presenTing a case hisTory OT a paTienT, usually a Tumor paTienT, buT noT necessarily so. The members oT The Third and TourTh year classes aTTempT To diagnose The condiTion, and aTTer The diagnosis is esTablished, members oT The TirsT and second year classes review The anaTomy oT The parTs, The paThology oT The condiTion and seT up a clinical hisTory as iT should have been, according To classic sympTomaTology. This is Tollowed by an address on some subiecT connecTed wiTh oncoloQY' usually by a member oT The Teaching sTaTT oT one or The oTher medical schools in Philadelphia so ThaT The sTudenTs become Tamiliar wiTh oTher poinTs oT view. IT is hoped ThaT added inTeresT in cancer will be engendered in a number oT sTudenTs who will acT as Henzymesi' so To spealc, in Their respecTive classes, and conTinually lceep alive The imporTanT sub- iecT oT cancer. Once a year Tor The pasT Two years, The members aT The SocieTy have presenTed A Model Tumor Clinic in which one oT The sTudenTs becomes The paTienT, anoTher The Tamily docTor, anoTher The paThologisT, roenTgenologisT, surgeon, eTc., and conducT a Tumor clinic as iT should be under ideal condiTions. PresidenT ......, Vice-President. SecreTary-Treasurer Sponsor ...,.., C Joseph A. Cassidy Michael M. ETzl David W. Hughes Thomas S. Jeniclce Daniel J. Marino REIMANN ONCOLOGICAL SOCIETY lass of I942 Class ChrisTian E. Moser Cornelius J. Regan John F. RoTh T. Joseph Shiraishi John M. DuTTv Max R. C'oldsTein Class Jchn C, KersT Jchn A, PeTkus T43 i .John L. Kelly, Jr., 42 Joseph A. Cassidy, '42 l-larry P, l-loTTman, '43 Dr. STonley P, Reirnann of I943 Raymond A. Morris William M. Cooper of I 944 Larry J, Rendin l.eo T-l. Simoson Eugene N. WrighT ALETIOOS Tv'Ol90'IOONCD Since ils inceplion in I936, lhe purpose ol rhe Clinico-Palhological Sociely has been +o lurlher The s'ruden+'s inleresl in Jrhe praclical applicalion of his parholagical knowledge as a valuable adiuncl in 'rhe solurion of everyday clinical problems. This aim is loslered maferially by convenienl accessibilily 'ro lhe case records ol recenl, inleresl- ing clinical cases in our own haspilal, and ro lhe palhological specimens oblained in each inslance. Such cases presenled undiagnosed for individual diagnoses, are fol- lowed by a discussion of Jrhe diagnoses nnade by each member, Togelher wi+h The aclual clinical and analomical diagnosis in each case, and a demonslralion of lhe palhology involved by gross and microscopic specimens. Frequenlly, some member of lhe hospilal slaicl may be invifed 'ro discuss some subiecl of clinical inleresl, and a+ olher limes, papers are presenled by individual members on some inleresling medical lopic. A fealure ol annual inleresl is The one dinner meefing held ioinfly wilh lhe Reimann Oncological Sociery. Foculfy Advisor ., ., .. . .... Dr. H. Russell Fisher Cofchairmen , .......,.,.. Russell K. Williams, Waller Nelson Norley Members in lhe Sociefy are: Seniors Juniors John Leo Kelly Edward lgnalius Kraus l-lenry Leibundgulh George Augusfine McCormack Waller Nelson Norley John Franklin Rofh George Allan Sudimaclc Charles Orlan Tyler John Sfroucl Van Maler Russell Kennelh Williams I44 Edward Fenfon Carfer Morris Bafes Clark John Michael Duffy, Jr. William Charles Grasley Willis Eugene Hammond Charles James l-lely Frank Eugene McClimans William James Mcl-lugh Theodore Norley Eugene Adam Wrona If l The Van Lennep Surgical Sociefy is one of lhe oldesl sfudenl sociefies of Hohne- mann. If is composed enlirely of seniors who are chosen in 'rheir Junior year for Jrheir inlereslr in fhe subie-cl of Surgery. Sludenrs may qualify for membership by wriling a paper on some assigned surgical 'ropic. Dinner meelings are held every monlh af which 'rime many well-known surgeons are inviled +o eifher discuss lheir own lopic or cornmenf on a paper presenled by a sfudenl. lnformalify is lhe lceynole al all 'rhese meelings and +he lallcs are shaped so as Jro gel away from Jrhe leclure room almosphere. Discussions are noi only inviled buf encouraged, and in This way, sludenls and Jreachers alike profil by mufual enfhusiasm. In 'rhis manner, higher abilify and furfher sludy in lhis super-specially of surgery is allained. Omcers Honorary Presidenf ..,. .. ...., Gusfave A. Van Lennep, M.A., M.D., F.A.C.S. Presidenl .....,...,, .,,., ..,.. ,..,. G e o rge A. McCormack Vice-Presidenl .,,.. .. ,... Huber? Manuzalc Secrefary-Treasurer.. . .Samuel S. Sverdlick Members Berfram Bernsfein William Boros Daniel Boyle Roberl Duffy Lesfer Gregg David Hughes Daniel McCarran Adolph Nadworny Joseph Reilly Charles Rifler James Robinson Joseph Robinson John Kelly John Rofh Kenneth Kullbom George Sudimack Joseph Marconis Leo Szary I45 Finding The numerous specialTies well represenTed by undergraduaTe socieTies. a number aT men yeT TelT The need oT a medical socieTy aT l-lahnemann. They approached Dr. Lowell L. Lane and wiTh his immediaTe enThusiasTic cooperaTion Tounded The Lane Medical SocieTy. The members limiTed Themselves To TwenTy in number Tor The salce aT convenience lor discussion: and To Seniors only, believing ThaT unTil This poinT in Their medical educaTion had been reached, The sTudenTs would be unable To appreciaTe To The lull The problems oT diTTerenTial diagnosis and The evaluaTion of sympTomaTology and oT TherapeuTic measures To be meT in clinical medicine. Since December oT I94O The members have regularly meT aT monThly dinners, Tol- lowed by evenings oT discussion upon Timely subiecTs or Tields OT disease OT common inTeresT. BrieT Tallcs by various members have been Tollowed by commenT by Dr. Lane, The meeTing Then being Thrown open To general discussion and quesTions. The varieTy ol subiecTs chosen have shown a varied inTeresT, This year The group also had The added pleasure and privilege oT hearing Dr. George D. Geclceler's excellenT cardiac recordings. AlThough The clinical side oT medicine has been emphasized, The relaTionships beTween The disease sTaTes and The TundamenTal principles oT The basic sciences and The evaluaTion oT TherapeuTic measures have received much aTTenTion-Thus presenTing an inTegraTed picTure so necessary To inTelligenT pracTice. IT is our wish ThaT Dr. Lane lcnow our graTiTude and aTTecTion Tor his unsTinTed conTribuTion ol Time and knowledge in our behalT. Sponsor , Chairman.. Co-Chairman, BaTTaTarano, Leonard A. Beirne, Donald P. Bernsfein, BerTram M. Blanchard, Wm. l-l. Brown, Frank l-l., Jr. Brunhofer, Andrew Cn Olificers Members Bryan, Chas, E. Ciccarelli, Armanno Wm, DiRocco, VincenT P. ETzl, Michael M. Marino, Daniel J. Norley, Walfer N., Jr. Lowell L. Lane, M.D. . .,.KenneTh G, WerTs Malcolm D. McFarland Ranalla, John J.. Jr. Reaan, Cornelius J. Rosenberg, Hyman Sverdlilc, Samuel S. Swiclc, Jesse Howard, ll Talnaus, John I-I. E. l4o The Sociely of Infernal Medicine is anolher recenlly organized group ol sludenlf, who are broadening Iheir medical educohon by Iunclioning as a unil. The group came inlo being in fhe Fall ol I94O when a member ol Ihe class ol '42 was selecled Io Torm Ihe sociely. The group expanded From I5 Io 3I members al Ihr: end ol Ihal school year, having incorporaled in ilsell o group Irom Ihe succeeding Junior class. The purpose ol Ihe sociely is Io broaden The educalion and views of Ihe group wilh respecr Io infernal medicine. The sociely meels once each monlh al which lime Ihere is a dinner followed by a subiecl on infernal medicine discussed by a speaker which The advisor of Ihe group, Dr. Dunne Kirby, makes possible for Ihe group Io hear. John Herman Alkins Frank I-Iolslead Brown, Jr. Edward Fe-nlon Carler, Jr. William Marion Cooper Kennelh Manuel Delafrange Toshio Ezalci I-Ierman Fisher Franlc Joseph Frosch, Jr. William Charles Grasley Charles James I-Iely, Jr. Paul Good I-less Alberr John Klem Earl Schaffer Kriclc Lewis Johnson Ledden I-Ienry Leibundgulh Franlc Eugene McCIimans Waller Miller I-Ioivoy Tesf Piillen William Richard Roasberry Philo Wallace Rugh Toyohilco Joe Shiraishi William Thomas Smilh Thomas Leonard Sass George Allan Sudimaclr J. I-Ioward Swiclc Theodore Basil Tihanslcy I-Ierberl Lincoln Tindoll, Jr, Arlhur Thomas Touzeau John Slroud Van Maier Russell Kenne-Ih Williams George William Wilson S O0 13 O A :I N 31 NRI 'IV W G3 EINIDI I47 The Boericlce TherapeuTic SocieTy was organized in I936 by a group oT sTudenTs especially inTeresTed in The managemenT oT Those condiTions conTronTing The ordinary procTiTioner. The purpose ol The socieTy is To keep The members acquainTed wiTh all The Torms oT Therapy ThaT is available in The pracTice oT modern medicine. MeeTings are held once a monTh, Following a dinner a senior member reads a paper upon a medical subiecT oT common inTeresT aTTer which a guesT spealcer oTTers pracTical suggesTions. The meeTing is Then ready Tor open discussion where The essayisT and guesT speaker, musT eiTher clariTy Their sTaTemenTs or defend Them. The lasT Thing on The program usually conToins The meaT oT The evening. Dr. Boericlqe adds his ThoughTs on The subiecT presenTed. QuiTe oTTen as many nuggeTs are honded ouT in The Tew minuTes he Tallcs, as are given in The oTher porTions oT The evening. The lasT meeTing oT The year is enTirely social and is conTribuTed by Dr. Boericlce. The rule oT The evening is, noThing medical can be discussed. Pfegidenf 4'-, ,,..... J Ol'1l l ROl'l'1, '42 Secfemry ,.A, ..., J ames C. Campbell, '42 Sponsor., ,,,, ,,.,,,. ..,. D r . GarTh W, Boericlce Class of 1942 Class of I943 Fernando M. Camino-PonT Adolph J, Nadworny ArThur B. Collrman ErnesT H, T-leydT William W, Faller William R. Roasberry lilorlgeykpunsmore jvlilihg Kossell , , osio za: on.ram Olvllle M' Fllzgercld P' Wolloce Rllgli Wesley B. Fox Jose F. MarTineZ-Funes WalTer l-T. Kozalc T, Joseph Shiraishi Wiliis E. Hammond Ralph H, Meng KenneTh B. Kullbom William T. SmiTh John H, T-lege lqn D, Murphy Malcolm McFarland Sewell K. STarclce ClWGVle5 J- Heb' ROberT S. OYSV I48 Hiram Vasquez-Milan This socieTy was Tormed by eighT members aT The senior class in The year l94O- Their purpose being primary inTeresT and possible specializaTion in The Tield oT Gynecology. The TuncTions oT The socieTy are based upon inTormal discussions aT gynecological problems and Their modern soluTion and TreaTmenT. AT each monThly meeTing one aT The members oT The group prepares The subiecT maTTer and presenTs same Tor open discussion. The sponsor, Dr. Earl B. Craig, sums up The Topic as a whole, clariTying all aspecTs and quesTions. ln+ermi+Ten+ly ThroughouT The academic year, meeTings are sup- plemenfed wiTh guesT speakers, moTion picTures and privaTely conducTed clinics. The combined eTTorTs of all concerned are rewarded generously by TacT ThaT Tree inTimaTe conversaTion brings Tirm ToundaTion Tor a comprehensive background in The ever expanding Tield oT Gynecology. PresidenT ..... ,. . .Raymond Seyler SecreTary-Treasurer , ..... RoberT W. Duffy Seniors Charles Tyler David Hughes James T-lore Thomas Jenike Joseph BurneTT Frank Brown Juniors William Cooper Thomas Alkins John BolTon Paul JarreT John STewarT Richard l-Tamillon James Records Theodore Norley l49 The Poxson ObsTeTricol SocieTy is o group oT men inTeresTed in The odvoncemenlr oT Their knowledge wiTh respecT To obsTeTrics, This group formed on OcTober IO, I94I oT which Time They meT Tor The TirsT ond drew up Their consTiTuTion. lniTiolly The socieTy consisTed of ThirTeen men odvised by Drs. Poxson ond Ponlrorelli. AT The presenT Time The group hos been exponded To eighTeen members oT which TiTTeen ore Senior sTudenTs ond Three ore Junior sTudenTs. The SocieTy meeTs on The Third Thursdoy ol every monTh oT which meeTing The group oTTempTs To occomplish iTs obiecTives. The meeTings consisT oT dinner ciTTer which o presenToTion oT o subiecT oT inTeresT To The group in generol is underTolcen by severol oT The group. This is Tollowed by commenT from The odvisors of The SocieTy ond nexT o round Table discussion of ThoT problem ond oTher problems ThoT moy be Tocing The group. MEMBERS Chorles Bloclc Michoel Conelis John Horner Hugh Luddeclce VicTor Melenlcevilz John Mosiq Cornelius Reqon Jomes Reeves T-lymon Rosenberg l-lermon RosensTein J. Gerard Sconlon Roymond Seyler Theodore Tihcinslcy Jerome WeinsTock Ker1neTh WerTs l-l. Brumerslcy Kennelh Delofronqe Al Klem I50 The Newman Club is a club oT CaTholic CulTure and CaTholc Fell differs, in cerTain respecTs, Tram a TraTerniTy in The usually accepTed mfar- h i word.l Organized under The auspices oT The CaTholic Church, and oi craT 1 guidance oT a priesT appoinTed as iTs Chaplain, iT is a club whosc acliy Tie inTegraTed program Tending Toward The religious, inTellecTual and ocial i TTT The CaTholic sTudenT. Membership is open To every sTudenl who C Tl l while acTual membership is re-,TricTed To CaTholics, Those who a.c T iT i persuasions, are noT excluded Tram beneTiTing by The club's acTiyil l u and medical Tilms.l Through This club, The Church endeavors To piepaic i T ai TT T Talce his place as a represenTaTive CaTholic physician. Josopli Cassidy. Daniel Black Charles Fiiiy Williarii Byrne liihn Diilly Jiilin Krani,Tiifi1 I i Joseph Korey, Vice-Pieside-nT Joseph Tealei Manuel Alsina Armando Casla John Eldraclwi John Dirr William Elwell Jean Giaconda Frlwin Gleeson MTMTBTPS Seniors PresidenT John Hall Joseph Ri-illy Jurric-S Sfuriliiii Juniors Williarri Solliinii AllTl!'ll Zllklllxy Sophomores fl John Sczepanialc Francis Uzmann, Sevifiliiiy VicTor Marlon Freshmen Luisa Gonzalez Onion ViTo Kemezis John Kulolcas Angelo Miglioii Fredriclc Milliie Alexander Niemirfiim Thomas Reilly T51 ' 'Llf1,f.- l'T 2 P Q3 i .W l 1 IT was noT unTil February I94l, ThaT This organizaTion came inTo exisTence. Our purpose: To promoTe social acTiviTies and aT The same Time, sTrengThen Triendly rela- Tions among The Spanish speaking sTudenTs aT The Hahnemann Medical College. ITs membership aT presenT consisTs of TwenTy sTuidenTs represenTing diTTerenT coun- Tries oT LaTin America such as, PuerTo Rico, Honduras and Nicaragua. AlThough The acTiviTies Tor The currenT year have been limiTed, much is To be expecTed Trom our organizaTion in The way oT culTural and scholasTic acTiviTies and our besT eTTorTs will be direcTed To This end. We desire To express our deep appreciaTion To all our Triends Trom previous years who, wiTh Their suggesTions and kind cooperaTion helped To make This idea pos- sible. We wish To give a word oT encouragemenT To all The members aT This group. Our word ol advice To each aT Them is, To TosTer The organizaTion oT a powerTul l-lahnemann Alumni AssociaTion in each oT Their respecTive counTries. Officers PresidenT .... . . . Carlos E. Acevedo-Defillo Vice-PresidenT , ......,. Hiram Vazquez Milan S5-Qremry ,,,, ,A .ufxndres l-l. MonTalvofCarroll Treasureru ,. ,, ..... .,, ,.......,..,.., . ,.,l.uiSO GOnZCJl9Z Vogglgu, anuel Alsina, Jose M. Berio-Suarez, Jose MarTinez-Funes MEMBERS Seniors JUHTOFS Carlos Efxcevedo-DeTillo Julio Davila-Boria Jorge I-lereTer-Alvarez lan Murohv Jose Aneses-Arrache Sarkis MudaTorT Jose MarTinez-Funes l-liram Vazquez-Milan Fernando Canino Ronf Angel Rafael Rosario Anibal Vazquez-Velez SanTos Freshmen sophomores Jose Berio-Suarez Manuel Alsina Aridres Monlalvo Carroll AnTonio Molina Luisa Gonzalez T-lecfor Ouinones Julio Medina de Cru: Luis Torres-Oliver T52 ' I i l 2 J 3 The aim ol llie sociely is lirsl, 'ro meei and discuss lhe Qrearly involved philosophy of l-lomeopalhy. Therefore, as one may quickly surmise, The group is composed mainly of lhose sludonl-, who have manileiuled a lirm belief in lhe Doclrine pul forlh by Samuel Hahnemann. Secondly, lo visil lhe ollices ol some ol fhe dislinguished hospilal physicians and learn from aclual experience, The modern melhods used in ollice praclice, We feel +ha'r This has been, and will be ol areal value lo us in lhe lulure. Some ol lhie group will exploil Jrhe realms ol Surgery, olhers Obslefrics and var' ious olher speciallies, bul none will forgel +ha+, wilh or wilhoul lheir specialized rrain- ing, homeopolhy and ils principles will be a dislincl pid in building his career as a sfudenl, scienlisl and physician. Presidenl ,.., . . , William H, Blanchard Secreiary .... James J, Robinson, Ji, Donald P, Beirne Charles E, Bryan Andrew C. Briinhofer Edward Biawnslpin Brwrlram Bernslein Fernando Canino-Ponl Mario Cirelli Vincenl DiRocco Lesler Gregg Edward Kowalyk Edwin Reilhmayer Joseph Robinson Samuel Sverdlilr John Tanous I53 ' Y Sfudenf lnsTiTuTe ljf'QSiCJef1l T. .. ... . .,.....,... ...Charles Orlon Tyler Vice-Presidenl ... -...'. Robeff W. Duffy SCClQlO Y -,-N ..., C hrisTion E. Moser HGOSUFGF, -- .,,. ,. ...., John J, Ronollo Members John l-l. Tonous BerTrom M. Bernslein ArThiJr W. Von Deilen Frank J. Frosch, Jr. l.orry J. Rendin John C. KersT Paul W, Trimmer Frederick C, J. Kell The lnsTiTuTe PresidenT speaks: The class oT I942 is The TirsT aT The war classes To be graduaTed Tram Hohne- mann. All ol Us remember TaThers, uncles, and Triends who were members of oTher war classes some TwenTy-Tive years ago. Our years aT l-lahnemann have been pregnonT wiTh rumor ond coniecTure of Things To come. IT was, in a way, a relief when our immediaTe TuTure course was decided Tor us. We are Torced To puT aside, Temporarily, our hopes and ambiTions Tor oddi- Tianal sTudy in The various orTs and speciolTies OT medicine. We shall reTurn To Them. lT is our TervenT hope ThaT we shall be capable aT TulTilling our duTy To our coun- Try and To The medical proTession as eTTecTively as did They who have gone beTore Us. ljllnilifi oaks PresidenT oT The Hahnemann STudenT lnsTiTuTe. l54 Q x I w 7 xx, s N 1 gl 4 9 id W x, V sy? 0-H-if uv-an-1 'pi' 0 ,, Aff my x .-ff , , ....V,,,-Q 'H --Q-f --,F . .N -a-.Q an bag ,-... -www an ' X ' Q il C 4 'QQ ,,, 'lf' ,,,.-n9- , 14 K-9 ...-ol' , I -fv-'nj A Y l, - - ' .. .noni o X ' ' Us If ' -f -A ,, 1 1 1 . . .,,.,,-Wi D F i 1-mal-aim' f -Q 4 D O -,lx. h-,...----' '1 ...sv- 0 x Y v ln order Thar 'rhe varied +alen'rs of our class shall nor have re- mained dormanl, a number of devices, diabolical and ofherwise, have been devised To give venf To Jrhese hidden desires. The glee club has worlced wonders wirh 'rhaf scarce commo-dily, spare lime: lhe orches- Jrra conlains a fine colleclrion of amaleur foolers and slring scrapers, whose excellence always amazes us: 'rhe baslcelball 'ream enioys un- ending vicrories, for reasons which shall always elude us. For Those wi+h organizalional or lilerary Jrrends of Jrhoughr, lhe MEDIC affords a splendid oullel. And since all medical sludenfs seem endowed wilh social lendencies, The Blue and Gold Ball never ceases 'ro be lhe high spor of lhe year, each season revealing la+en+ Terpsichorean lalenls lin fhe modern mannerl among Jrhose whom we always considered sedale and reliring, Of all Jrhese phases of life, we have managed 'ro carch a alimosei which we herebv record for ioasferirv. l-lahnemann sludenls and alumni have long been known 'ro have more lhan a passing inleresf in music. This is exemplified very well by lhe in- 'reresl shown in lhe glee club, bolh aclive and passive, by many of our lalenled sludenls. This glee club has been aclive since shorlly aller rhe founding ol our school, an-d incidenlally, is reporled lo be lhe only medical college glee club in 'rhis counlry. This year, il has experienced a successful series of concerls under lhe capable balon of Hugh F. Luddeclse. All enjoyed lhe role lhe club played in malcing a musical evening for 'rhe Slale Homeo- palhic Sociely Meeling. Direclor .... ....., H ugh F. Luddecke Manager ,... ..,.. J ames C. Campbell Librarian ........ .,........ W illiam Neely Accompanisl ............................,........... Paul Krzywicki Faculty Advisers, A Drs. William Sylvis, Hunter Cook and Rowland Rickells Firsl Tenors: Henry Leibundgulh, Sewell Slarcke, Earnest Heydl, Roberf Oyer, Harry Gabroy, Beniamin Musser. Second Tenors: William Boros, Joseph Robinson, Arden Turner, Julius Chepko. Richard Eckrolh. .Basses: James Campbell, Israel Brownslein, llala DeBarlholmis Vifo Kemezis, David Morse. Barilones: Louis Magilner, Charles Block, Hyman Rosenberg .lack Mazor, William Neely, John Tanous, Alfred Boellger. GLEE CLUB Hugh swings c mean balon if' BLUE AND GOLD COMMITTEE Wolrer Nelson Norley, Jr.-Choirrnon Adverfising Barfoforano, L. A., Chmn. Brown, Frank Fischer, Herman Osfrowski, Joseph Decoraiions Von Moier, J. S., Chmn. Werfs, K. G, Shepard, M. A. Finance Ciccorelli, A. W., Chmn. Kimbie, L. Holl, J. A. Orchestra Seyler, R. Q., Chmn. Hare, J. Ledden, L. J. Reifhrnayer, E, N. Patrons D. W, Hughes, Chmn. Jenike, T. S. Block, C. Kisrler, K, McCIirnans, F. Morrili, L. Duey, J. Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Orchesira Programs and Favors Efzl, M., Chmn. Mozor, J. Hughes, L. W. Noriey, T. Sfudenf Tickefs Scanlon, G., Chmn. Confor, D. Bolton, J. D. Fuhrmon, J. B. Parker, T. Boc, S. F. 61.7, ,L . vr,,,,,,-vvvl' y ' , .1 J al Hah1191 Benign. CRY: Subs, vs, W 5,1 f g f' an 1 fv L 4, y ?M W? . F YQ... 5 0 I Y 0 . -. 1- . 5 ,f-71,53 ' a-VK ' G Y ,if C , s - 1 . . 1 9.5. ,ff I 'K .' 1 Xw ,4 5-x un, A g , 1. '54 ,U .WGS x Q 3 f v ' , 0' 1: 1 ll '- I, ' , x , 'E Q , if 'Z in f yy ' Q V ' V ' rf W 3' Zgf ya W W ' A Ji I Q... Qs. NL? QV 5 W .V Q if 6' 50 F UE 'Fl M N v 1 V V4 5 1 him, 1, Q Hu 1. Business Manager Sverdlik arf guard. Manuzak and Tindall in one of th eir busy moments. Q l MEDIC STAFF-BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Business Manager ......... Samuel S. Sverdlik Ass? Bus. Manager .,A..., Russell K. Williams Ass r Bus. Manager ....,. Daniel J. McCarran Adverlising Manager ...,. Waller F. Mersclier Ass? Adverlising Manager ....,.. Leo J. Szory Circulalion Manager General Sfcff James C. Campbell Fernando M. Canino- Ponl William T. Corbefl Vincenf P. DiRocco Louis Magilner Angel R. Rosario- Sanlos Orville Fifzgerald Unclergrcduole Circulafion l-larry Hoffman, '43 Nicholas Policarpo, '43 l-lerman Sraples, '43 Waller S. Darby, '44 Jerome Salololl, '45 BUSINESS STAFF MEDICAL TRENDS by SAMUEL W. SAPPINGTON, M.D., F.A.C.P. Professor and Head of fhe Deparfmenf of Pafhology lf is, of course, quife evidenf fo fhe Class of l942 fhaf fhey are beginning fheir medical ca- reer af a mosf crifical fime in fhe world's hisfory. Keen observers fell us fhaf fhis is nof iusf a world war buf basically a social revolufion. Change is always faking place: nofhing is sfafic. When 'rhese 'rrends or changes are widespread, when fhey are acufe and epidemic, we speak of a revolufion. offen acfively expressed in a war, and fhe indi- vidual can do liffle abouf if. He is carried wifh fhe fide. Buf when 'rhey are endemic and more or less gradual, individuals and groups can meef and mold fhem fo some exfenf. Wise is fhe man who anficipafes, prepares and adiusfs himself fo fhese changes. l-low does 'rhis apply fo medicine? Medicine, like ofher sciences and condifions, is consfanfly changing. Advances in scienfific medicine have been so greaf 'rhaf many diseases are in 'rhe dis- appearing sfage, while fhe prolongafion of life 'rhus enfailed brings new problems, as fhose of fhe aged. Wherever possible, 'rherapy is being re- placed by prophylaxis. Publicify is now ufilized in medicine and facfs are now discussed and nof suppressed. Nofe 'lhaf syphilis was nof men- fioned on 'rhe radio unfil I938. Birfh confrol is no longer whispered: if can be said ouf loud. Nof so long ago, fhe pafienf wenf fo fhe hospifal fo die: now he goes fo live. We have mass freaf- menf of disease and sfandardized sysfems of fherapy as in diabefes and syphilis. Group medi- cine, wifh ifs assemblage of specialisfs, is a new field in which accurafe diagnosis and fherapy are almosf guaranfeed. Specialfies are becoming sfill more refined and yef confrolled by Cerfify- ing Boards which suppress fhe incompefenf and unworfhy. Federal and Sfafe Bureaus and Labora- fories sfand ready 'ro give grafis, diagnosfic and fherapeufic aid fo fhe general pracfifioner. Greaf indusfries have fheir own medical sfaffs and hos- pifals. Drug houses are doing pharmacology and medical research on a scale offen beyond fhe medical laborafory. Their brochures are minia- fure fexf-books and offen much beffer illusfrafed. Many fhoughfless physicians pracfice whaf has been fermed drug house medicine. Chemisfs are knocking of fhe medical porfals wifh pracfical confribufions. In fhis medical world info which you are being ushered, fhere is likewise a shiff in medical eco- nomics. The 'ralk of medical socializalion is heard more and more. Are 'rho sociologisfs righf in clamoring for reorganizafion of medical services and paymenf? Does fhe middle class really suffer in ifs medical care under fhe presenf fee sysfem? ls 'rhe individual fee-for-service sysfem fo dis- appear? ls fhe general pracfifioner abouf fo afrophy? Musf we look +o insurance companies and The governmenf for remunerafion in medi- cine? These and many ofher unfhoughf-of medical frends will be your problems during your profes- sional life. Keep your minds open, analyfic and 'roleranf in fhese maffers. This does nof mean 'rhaf you should waive sense and reason as in I739, when 'rhe English Parliamenf vofed Joanna Sfephens SOOO pounds for her remedy for sfone. Buf do nof forgef fhaf progress means change. The hisfory of man as well as fhaf of medicine is one of primary anfagonism fo innovafions. This fendency will nof bofher you early in your ca- reer. Harvey said fhaf no man over 40 was found fo adopf fhe docfrine of fhe circulafion of fhe blood. If is offer 40 fhaf your mind fends fo anchylose. While you are medically young, keep your menfal processes alerf, inquiring, mobile, re- cepfive. Anficipafe, readiusf and fake 'rhe medi- cal offensive: avoid fhe passive defense which spells professional lefhargy. Your medical educa- fion begins wifh Commencement WAR AND HAHNEMANN by H. RUSSELL FISHER. B.S.. M.D. Associafe Professor of Pafhology War. wifh all ifs carnage and desfrucfion. is fhe evolufionary flux of nafions, 'rhe sfuff of which hisfory is made. When our Counfry was lasf en- snared in ifs recurring cycle. in World War I. one fhousand eighf hundred and sixfy-fwo homeo- pafhic physicians served in our armed forces. and 'rwenfy-five of fheir names were carved on fhe scroll of fhe honored dea-d. Thaf conflicf, presag- ing our presenf fofal war. reached info all phases of our nafional life. Of fhe Hahnemann sfudenfs of fhose days. a few volunfeered for service in fhe Navy, mosl' of fhem enlisfed in fhe Sfudenfs' Army Training Corps. From fhe opening of fhe l9I8 session, fhe Hahnemann confingenf of fhe S. A. T. C. experienced barracks life in fhe Firsf Regi- menf Armory al' Broad and Callowhill Sfreefs. The abrupf ferminafion of 'rhe war does nof lessen fhe spirif of fheir dedicafion fo nafional service. A long Iisf of Hahnemann graduafes served in fheir Counfry's uniform. If included many who have faughf fhe Class of '42. Lesf we forgef fhem: Dr. Ofhmar F. Barfhmcier. Capf., U. S. A. The lafe Dr. James B. Berf. Lf.. U. S. N. Dr. Frank E. Brisfol. Lf.. U. S. N. Dr. John A. Broolce. Capf., U. S. A. Dr. Joseph V.- F. Clay. Lf., U. S. N. .Dr. Earl B, Craig, Lf., U. S. N. 'Dr. Joseph R. Criswell. Capf.. U. S. A. Dr. Thomas L. Doyle. Capf.. B. E. F.. BRITISH MILITARY CROSS Dr. Donald R, Ferguson. Capf., U. S. A. Dr. Charles J. V. Fries. Lf.. U. S. N. Dr. Charles B. Hollis. Capf.. U. S. A. Dr. Joseph M. Kenworfhy. Capf.. U. S. A. Dr. Charles F. Leonard, Lf., U. S. A. Dr. William L. Marfin, Lf.. U. S. N. Dr. John H. McCufcheon. Lf.. U. S. A. Dr. John J. McKenna. Mcior. U. S. A. The lafe Dr. Frederick C. Pefers. Lf.. U. S. A. Dr John H. Reading. Jr.. Lf.. U. S. A. Dr. Charles A. Rowland. Capf.. U. S. A. Dr. James D. Schofield. Lf.. U. S. A. Dr. Alfred R, Seraphin. Lf.. U. S. A. Dr. Thomas M. Snyder. Capf., U. S. A. Dr. Edward A. Sfeinhilber. Lf.. U. S. A. Dr. William M. Sylvis. Capf., U. S. A. Dr. James F. Tompkins, Lf.. U. S. A. Dr. Evereff A. Tyler. Capf., U. S. A. Dr. Gusfave A, VanLennep. Capf.. U. S. A. Dr. Paul Wiffman. Lf., U. S. A. Each of fhese men filled his appoinfed niche. whefher in fhe danger ol fhe bafflefield or fhe more prosaic fraining camp af home. Each served fo bring a modern medicine fo alleviafe fhe per- sonal pain of fhe ancienf arf of war. Again our Counfry calls us fo ifs service. Faced wifh a fifanic sfruggle wifh 'rhe mosf formidable enemy fhis or any ofher nafion has ever foughf, each one of us musf do his parf. Info our hands has been passed fhe forch of liberfy. Already our sfaff has given: Dr. Evereff H. Dickinson. Lf. Comdr.. U. S. N. Dr. Oscar Griggs. Maior. U. S. A. Dr. Herberl' P. Harlzins, Lf.. U. S. N. Dr. George Lorenz. Jr.. Lf. Comdr.. U. S. N. Dr. William L. Marfin. Comdr.. U. S. N. Dr. William M. Snowden, Lf. IJGI. U. S. N. Dr. H. Earle Twining. Lf. Comdr.. U. S. N. Dr. Harry S, Weaver, Jr.. L+.. U. S. N. More of us will go: buf mosf. direcfed by a higher office, musf remain fo 'reach af Hahne- mann. Many docfors are needed in bofh milifary and civilian life. From fhe porfals of our Alma Mafer new physicians. yef bold wifh fhe blood of youfh. musf pass in greafer numbers. Yours is fhe Firsf War Class lEdifion Ill. Your spirif is reflecfed by fhe more 'rhan one hundred men among you who have volunfeered for service wifh fhe armed forces of fhe Unifed Sfafes. Upon you and 'rhe men who follow in fhe nexf few years falls a full share of our Counfry's burden. You will carry if wifh pride in your Counfry, and fo fhe honor of Hahnemann. even as fhe men of l9I8. This war will bring us privafion and hard- ship, social change and economic dislocafion. and if will spill our blood. Buf if can also give us new sfandards of virfue and service. a renewed honor among men. and a deeper love of Counfry and fhe Bill of Righfs. And. more fhan ever on graduafion day. 'ro each of you fhe world will be before you. a challenge fo fhe valianf spirif. H. RUSSELL FISHER. -u-J l ?'4 2. S '1 i 'Q 'rg . Y' fl. 5 y4 f33 wr-L. ' ,' -- 'O-Q9 Q Y -,rfi fn X .iff Q wr, milf , M1 I ' ,i 236 Z- QV 1-L., J 'UM I 'F' Ci! A-in .J 1-ini XX sg ,,, s, ,. -.-. .-'LZ fi? .M ...J 1' 1' I P 'U fb -I w Y A . I , 5 1 .N ,fp BASKETBALL WiTh a Trio oT capable Freshmen added To The nucleus oT lasT years' quinTeT, winners over JeTTer- son Medical College in The Tinals of The CenTral Y.M.C.A. lnTramural league championships Tor T940-4I, The presenT l-lahnemann BaslceTball Team has enjoyed a mosT successTul season. This year, compeTing in The same league, They mainTained Their posiTion aT The Top aT The League sTandings, and are highly Tavored To win The play-oTTs again. The record Tor The pasT sea- son shows buT Three losses as againsT eleven vic- Tories. NoTable among The vicTories are Two over Their JeTTerson rivals oT lasT year' and a well- earned conquesT of Philadelphia TexTile School. One oT The deTeaTs was inTlicTed by New York Medical College in a close, Thrilling game won by a Tield goal in The lasT Tew seconds oT The game. This season marlcs The lasT for Tive seniors, in- cluding l-lanlc LeibundguTh lCapTainT, Andy Brun- hoTer, Charles Bryan, Mike ETzl and Hy Rosen- berg. AnoTher senior, Jose Aneses-Arrache, was manager. The remaining players consisT oT Joe Chemycz, Lou l'liTchner, Franlc Lipcius. John Ku- lolcas, l-lecTor Quinones and Paul Trimmer. ORCHESTRA This year our small buf falenfed orchesfra en- ioye-d a highly successful season under fhe direc- fion of Charles Breme. Lieufenanf Franlcel. an old friend of l-'lahnemann and ifs orchesfra, was offen in affendance and gave many helpful sugges- fions. The main evenf parficipafed in by fhe orchesfra, was fhe meefing of fhe Sfafe Homeo- pafhic Sociefy for which fhey helped fo supply fhe much enjoyed musical baclcground. Director .,.....,,. ....,...........,................ C harles Bremte Co-Managers .... ..... C lifford Laudenslager, Frank DeDominicis Librarian ...........,.. . ....................,............ Paul Flynn Concerf Masfer .....,.............................. Thomas Schrolh Violin: P. J. Grolzinger, l. R. DiBarlholomeis, Francis Santan- gelo, Hugh Luddecke, John Walichuck. .Clarinet George Grofh, Lane Giddings, Paul Kowallelr, Leo Simosen. Trumpef: Waller Engel, William Haberman, Frederick Kull. Piano: John Schaffner, Ivan Junk. Saxophone: William Campbell, Howard Swick. Flulez Joseph Gambescia. Bass: Ralph Meng. Foculfy Advisers: Dr. Hunfer Cook, Dr, Rowland Rickelfs. J Hahnemann's Emo Rapee in acfion RUR ASSISTA T REGISTRAR lllllfl . RRATZ Surely This book of our memories would be woeTully lack- ing if menTion were noT made of one whom we all have known from The very day we enTered l-lahnemann. l-le is a personaliTy whose paTience, humor, and eTTiciency have won Tor him The admiraTion oT every sTudenT. Wally, or W.K.K., TirsT impressed us by his vasT sTore oT minuTe inTormaTion on anyThing or anybody around The school. IT was To Wally ThaT we always came whenever we wanTed an answer To The millions of liTTle quesTions ThaT pop up during school liTe. WhaT lecTure is nexT? Do we have Mon- day OTT? l-low much do l owe you? Wha+ room do we go To?-JusT ask Wally, he knows. WaIly would be busiesT aT all beTore and aTTer exam- inaTion Time. FirsT, he would have To geT The rooms assigned and The papers ready: Then aTTer exams, he would have To keep The grade-hungry pack aT sTudenTs away from his oTTice unTil all The marks were recorded. Always a Triend of The sTudenTs, Wally indiscriminaTely exTended his sincere advice To Those who eiTher soughT or needed iT. FirsT To The deTense of The sTudenTs, Wally saw To iT ThaT a Tair deal was handed To all. .r . 'X' I 4 !'..:-o A+ Times when going became Tough and nerves were sfrained To an edge, Wally would always remain palienl and never losl fhe Jrrue markings of a genlleman. To you Wally, we say-Thank you for +he many favors you have shown us. We shall always remember you, and righlrlfully so, among Jrhe pleasanl memories of l-lahnemann days. y ll is wi+h sincere regre+ +ha'r we lerminale a four-year friendship wilh you .... l7I MRS. MELLITA TURNER Quiet unassuming and always willing 'ro oblige wilh +he many requesls made daily by various sfudenls. As elficienr a Librarian as one may have occasion 'ro meer, Mrs. Turner has very capably shouldered Jrhe responsibilily ol caring for 'rhe 'rhousands ol volumes adorn- ing our library. l72 CLARA CARTER FISHER Beller lcnown as C. C. F., The able, incluslri- ous and super-elllicienlr secrelary 'ro Jrhe Dean. l-ler abilily 'ro remember names and faces has amazed us all. For 'rhe innumerable favors, of which we may noi have been aware. we avail ourselves of Jrhis opporlunily lo lhanlc her. 'T '4'-,J ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS I94I-42 PresidenT ........,. ,.., . .. Paul G. fNTlcinson, 'I7 IsT Vice-PresidenT A.,. . . .N. Volney Ludwiclc, '26 2nd Vice-PresidenT ..,, . , .Thomas l.. Doyle, 'I6 3rd Vice-PresidenT ..,. .... W illiam l.. MarTin, 'I5 Treasurer ......,... . . ,Richard W. Larer, '98 ExecuTive SecreTary ,... .... C arl C. Fischer, '28 TRUSTEES William D. Culin, '94, Honorary Chairman Charles B. Hollis, 'l2, Chairman Edward W. Campbell, '24 James M. GodTrey, 'O4 John E. James, Jr., 'O2 Wayne T. Killian, 'Oo Newlin F. Paxson, 'I9 Joseph W. PosT, 'O9 E. Roland Snader, Jr., '21 To our NewesT Members: The Alumni AssociaTion oT The l-lahnemann Medical College and l-lospiTal oT Philadelphia Talces real pleasure in welcoming inTo iTs ranlcs The members oT The Class oT I942. Since iTs TormaTion in l884, The AssociaTion has had The privilege aT adding To iTs roles, Three disTincT groups OT war babies and There is every indicaTion ThaT The Class oT I942 will conTinue The glorious TradiTions oT Their predecessors in pasT wars. NOT only does The AssociaTion plan To do iTs uTmosT To keep iTs members in and ouT oT The Service in Touch wiTh each oTher, and wiTh Their Alma MaTer, during The presenT NaTional Emergency, buT is conTidenTly loolcing Torward To The readiusTmenT period aTTer The war when iT can serve iTs members in a mosT imporTanT way in resum- ing civil pracTice in The besT available locaTions. JusT as lsolaTionism among naTions has become a Thing OT The pasT-so iT is wiTh lndividualism among us. Wherever we go The indelible marlc of our College goes wiTh us-and To each one Tolls The Taslc oT holding up his share aT iTs Glory noT only for himselT and The College-buT Tor his broTher Alumni as well. WiTh all besT wishes-now and in The TuTure, MosT sincerely yours, Execufive SecreTary. I73 HOMECPATHIC TRENDS by GARTH W. BOERICKE, M.D. Professor and Head of The DeparTmenT oT TheropeuTics The TundomenTal concepTs coming Tram Hohne- mann, which every homeopaTh musT admiT if he has respecT Tor our arT, is The reasonableness and value OT The sympTomaTic approach in medicine. Such an open minded oTTiTude Toward prescrib- ing sympTomaTically is no deTracTian To diagnosis or recenT medical advances. The progress medicine has made in TreaTing disease by name, such as pernicious anemia, dia- beTes, inTecTions due To o speciTic organism, like sTrepTococcus and sTophylococcus and pneumo- coccus, has raTher severely shaken The apprecia- Tion of sympToms per se in o young man Trained according To modern meThods. IT is wise noT To lose perspecTive. There is o ploce Tor all Things. A surgical or diobeTic emergency is one Thing: o gerioTric problem is onoTher, where much good may be accomplished by homeopoThic pre- scribing. IndependenT Thinking is necessary To oppre- ciaTe homeopaThy. We are noT medical ToToii- Tarians. Our appreciaTion oT homeopaThy is aided by consideraTion oT The Tollowing TocTors. We musT consider The consTiTuTion and soil behind o Tocal inTecTion, Tor noT oll is compleTe when we remove a polyp, or drain a sinus or goll bladder, or mos- sage a prosToTe. There is someThing beside bed resT and good hygiene. IT is essenTial noT To over- valuaTe biologic and loboraTory aid, or drow Talse conclusions, such as Trom minor chonges in blood chemisTry or blood counTs, or Too dogmaTic deducTions Trom on E. K. G., or Too liTerol inTer- preToTion oT liver and kidney TuncTion TesTs, x-roy readings. and sTaTisTical conclusions. Again, The physician musT noT be sTompeded inTo using so-called speciTic medicines, viTomins, hormones, or endocrines on The Tace volue oT The manuTacTurer To The exclusion oT his homeopoThic sympTomoTic approach. There is room Tor boTh. ln summary, whoT is our sTaTus Today? Today our groduoTes ore recognized and accrediTed everywhere. Our school has kepT pace wiTh American medicine, which is a TribuTe To our leaders, porTiculorly Those aT l-lahnemann. We musT admiT, however, ThoT This broad minded policy hos curTailed homeopaThy, The arT, To an appreciable degree. The progress of modern sur- gery: The lessening oT inTecTions and conTagious diseases: The discovery aT new drugs such as sulTa- pyridine, sulTonilamide, liver exTrocT, and insulin, and The hosT oT eTTicocious onodynes OT The bar- biTuric group all Tend To deTrocT from homeo- poThic prescribing. LosTly, There is o psychologi- cal drawback regording The appeal oT homeo- poThy, especiolly To younger men, in The neces- siTy To pallioTe quickly, due To The Tension oT The Times and The paTienT's insisTence upon immedi- oTe relieT. HomeopoThy is sTiII unexcelled in pedioTrics and mony ospecTs QT The speciolTies, such as skin, gerioTrics, cardio-respiraTory syndrome, menTol and nervous diseases and acuTe illnesses. Our problem is To make iT more usoble. We can mini- mize some oT These diTTiculTies. IT is o good Thing ThoT a homeopoThic drug does noT olwoys have To be an exacT similimum, buT a reloTively similar drug or o porTiolly indicoTed drug will oTTen ac- complish good resulfs. I Teel ThoT The crux aT The maTTer is To have more TamilioriTy wiTh common drug sympToms in common diseases. We hold in our group The key To make prac- Ticol use of The vosT horde oT research knowledge now exTonT, and make iT pracTical aT The bed- side. LeT us be unTeTTered by casual Thinking, and leT us capiTolize and apply These Tindings Today and Trim our sails To caTch The sTeady Trade wind oT medical progress. SEMPER FIDELIS by WILLIAM M. SYLVIS. M.D., F.A.C.S. ProTessor oT AnaTomy AssociaTe ProTessor oT Surgery The year I942 Tinds The greaTesT number oT naTions, OT all Time, aT war, and our America champions The cause oT Those who have and ever will TighT Tor LiberTy, RighTeousness and Independence. Since The GreaT I-IippocraTes, 470 B.C., hisTory records The conTribuTion aT The Medical proTes- sion To all The wars. She has given her men and The world in reTurn receives The producT oT Their labors. In This, The greaTesT oT all wars, The proTession will be called upon To make iTs greaTesT sacri- Tices. A greaTly increased number of physicians, including all oT The specialTies, will be needed To supply The Army, Navy, Flying Corps, I-Iome De- Tense and many oTher services boTh aT home and abroad. The Medical Colleges are endeavoring To meeT This increased requiremenT by condensing and shorTening The ToTal period aT insTrucTion. Those of you who graduaTe This year, will be someThing more Than gra':IuaTes in medicine: you will become specialisTs in a branch aT work ThaT absoIuTeIy requires a special knowledge: you will be members oT The Allied Medical Corps, ThaT should never be diIuTed and deTiled by The ig- noranT and unTiT. You will be members of The greaT medical proTession and you will TaiThTulIy serve your counTry in iTs armed Torces. Medical men are an-d always have been pa- TrioTic. The DecIaraTion aT Independence was signed by Tive physicians, viz.: Beniamin Rush, oT Pennsylvania: Lyman I-lall, OT Georgia: Oliver WoIcoTT, oT ConnecTicuT: Joshua Bar+Ie+T, and MaTThew ThornTon, oT New I-Iampshire. On The slopes oT Bunker I-lill, The TirsT sacriTiciaI blood Tlowed Trom The wounds oT Dr. Joseph Warren, and numbers of our proTession have sunk To Tinal resT on The baTTleTieIds of This and previous wars. The record oT The Medical profession in all branches OT The service is lusTrous wiTh achieve- menTq iT commands The aTTecTion, The admiraTion, The graTiTude aT' all The people. The members OT The Senior Class and Those who Tollow musT realize ThaT you are engaged in one of The mosT useTuI oT callings, one which is always Tull oT new and sTriking problems asso- ciaTed noT only wiTh medicine, buT all aT iTs allied sciences. The opporTuniTy is yours, in adapTing all ThaT is new and proven Tor The beneTiT OT' man- kind. Medicine is an ancienT proTession older Than ChrisTianiTy and The civil law. Sir Thomas WaTson said, IT has iTs own sysTem oT rewards and pun- ishmenTs, iTs own digniTies and iTs own glories. IT is characTerized by a mosT splendid chariTy. IT reTains Tor iTs own proTiT no valuable discov- ery, excludes no qualiTied compeTiTor, iT con- sTrucTs no monopoly and has no room Tor The unprepared or The a-dverTiser. ITs emolumenTs are noT commensuraTe wiTh iTs labors. ITs besT work is noT done To The pIaudiTs of cheering Thousands, buT in The valley inlesTed wiTh mosquiTos, in The back alley ol a reeking Town, a cellar IaboraTory, The sick bay or on The baTTIeTieId. Dr. DaCosTa said, IT Turnishes a curiously checkered liTe, sTorm clouds alTernaTe wiTh sun- beams, iTs darkened paThway is spanned by a rainbow. IT sTands closer Than any oTher calling To The secreT oT eTerniTy, and waTches deaTh ever busy wiTh her shuTTle as she weaves her somber Thread inTo all The warp and wooT oT The alTairs oT men. Now TaiThTuI play The man, speak Tor Thy God: Fear noT The wicked's malice, nor Their rod, Speak boldly man, The TruTh is on Thy side: Die Tor iT, and To IiTe in Triumph ride. Through all The preTace OT The pasT, while his- Tory's deeds were wriTTen down, By day and nighT They labored on, nor soughT an earThIy crown. And now, when secreTs oT The hearT are bored, when pride and prejudice are one, As valley misTs and shades aT nighT reTreaT, be- Tore The risen sun, Each broTher ol The healing arT is given place, his sTory Told: And here, beside The humblesf names, read SEMPER FIDELIS wriT in words of gold, -Benson. FREDERICK CHALFONT PETERS, M.D I887-I942 Professor and Head of +he Deparfmeni' of Ophihalmology IN MEMORIAM JAMES BEBOUT BERT, M.D. I889-i942 Associafe Professor of Obsfefrics r I76 FINIS Now our Task is Tinished. Looking back on This publicaTion depicTing The epic oT a hundred and ThirTy-one lives Through medical school, we Tind ThaT iT was noT a simple one-buT iT mighT have been more sTaggering were iT noT Tor The unsTinTing coopera- Tion, personal inTeresT and hearTy encouragemenT shown by oThers. As in all walks oT liTe, cerTain individuals sTand ouT as leaders-The aggressive parTicipanTs. So in The producTion of This volume. WiTh This in mind, The ediTor exTends his graTiTude To Those whose assisTance made This publicaTion possible. SinceresT and inexpressible appreciaTion musT be Tendered The PhoTographic EdiTor, Pasquale B. Guarini, whose Time-consuming eTTorTs are so magniTicenTly por- Trayed in The picTorial display ThroughouT This book. For The excellenT cooperaTion shown by Them in assisTing The ediTor, Thanks are exfended To l-luberT F. Manuzak, l'lerberT L. Tindall, Jr., Malcolm D. McFarland and The remaining members oT The EdiTorial STaTT. CerTainly This book would noT have been possible were iT noT Tor The eTTorTs ol The acTive members on The Business STaTT and The adverTisers, paTrons and paTronesses who appear on The ensuing pages. Words cannoT express The appreciaTion and graTiTude Tor The valuable sugges- Tions and capable guidance shown by WalTer Mazurek oT The Campus Publishing Co. The ediTor Takes pleasure in Thanking J. VincenT Sheehan and M. Merin oT The Merin-Baliban STudios. LasT buT noT leasT, The ediTors' appreciaTion Tor The supervision and encourage- menT oTTered by The FaculTy advisors, Dr. J. V. F. Clay, Sr., Dr. l'l. Russell Fisher, Dr. J. C. ScoTT, and Dr. T. W. Phillips. Apologies are respecTTully and humbly submiTTed Tor any oversighT or omission oT personaliTies deserving oT menTion. The purpose of This book was To chronicle The Tour years oT medical school life- a permanenT record aT The Class oT I942. IT many years hence, while perusing The conTenTs oT This annual, one obTains some pleasurable reminiscences, The eTTorTs ol This work will noT have been in vain. ln closing, The ediTor wishes To Thank The Class of i942 Tor The privilege accorded him in The ediTing oT This book. To each and every member of The class, sincere besT wishes in any and all underTakings and may success crown Their every eTTorT. Sincerely, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. I77 ical College and Hahnemann Med I of Philadelphia Hospita FREDERIC J. von RAPP, Litt.D., LL.D.. Provost HARRY M. EBERHARD, M.A., M.D., LL.D.. Vice-President of Medical Affairs WILLIAM A. PEARSON, Ph.D., M.D., Sc.D., LL.D., Dean WALLACE K. KRAT1, Assistant Registrar F A C U L T Y Emeritus Professors WARD GEORGE MUHLY, M.D. ED Professor Emeritus of Histology NATHANIEL F. LANE, M.D., F.A.C.S. Clinical Professor Emeritus of Gynecology M D CULIN M.D., F.A.C.S. WILLIA . . Associate Professor Emeritus of Gynecology JOHN EDWIN JAMES, Jr., B.S., M.D., F.A.C.S. ' f Obstetrics Professor Emeritus o WAYNE T. KILLIAN, B.E., M.D., F Professor Emeritus of Anesthesia FRANK O. NAGLE, A.M., M.D. ' htholmology Professor Emeritus of Op S. GILBERT J. PA fessor Emeritus of Otology .A.C.A. LEN, A.B., M.D., F.A.C. Pro PROFESSORS SAMUEL W. SAPPINGTON, M.D., F.A.C.P., D.Sc. WARREN C. MERCER, A.M., M.D., F.A.C.S. Professor and Head of Bthe Delpartment of Pathology and Professor and Head of Department of Obstetrics acterio ogy . ITE B.S., M.D., F.A.C.P. WILLIAM A. PEARSON, Ph.C., Ph.D., Phar.D., Sc.D., LL.D., Dean, GRANT .O FAVOR ' f P ,- . . Professor of Bacteriology and Head of Department o reven ive Professor and Head of the Department of Chemistry and Physio- Medicine cmd pubrgc Heclfh logical Chemistry C. SIGMUND RAUEI A-M.. M-D. RALPH BERNSTElt:,DM.D.,f E.A.C.P. Professor and Head of Department of Pediatrics Professor O ermooogy LEON T. ASHCRAFT, A.M., M.D., LL.D., F.A.C.S. JACOB WILLIAM FRANK. M-D- Professor and Head of Department of Urology Professor Of ROCHIQBHOIOQY HARRY M. EBERHARD, M.A., M.D., LL.D. JOHN A. BORNEMAN, P.D. Professor and Head of Department ot Gastro-enterology Profgggor of Pharmacy EDWARD A- STEINHILBER. M-D- JOHN A. BROOKE, A.M., M.D., F.A.C.S., F.A.C.O.S. Professor and Head of Department of Neurology and Psychiatry Professor of Orthopedic Surgery GARTH W- BOERICKE. M.D. WILLIAM M. SYLVIS, M.D., F.A.C.S. Professor and Head of Department of Therapeutics professor of Anofomy G. HAREAI: WELLS, ES., M.I?.bD.Sc. in Me:1.',A LCL.D., F,A.C.P. THOMAS M. SNYDER' M.D. ro essor and ead o epartment o e icine Professor of Hisyology and Embryology EARL B. CRAIG, M.A., M.D., F.A.C.S., F.I.C.S. fGenevaI Professor and Head of the Department of Gynecology HENRY I' KLOPP' MD D,'Sc F'A'C'P' Professor of Psychiatry THOMAS W. PHILLIPS, M.D. Professor and Head of Department of Anatomy JAMES M. GODFREY, eusuve A. VAN LENNEP, M.A., M.D., F.A.C.S. Pmfesso' of A e5lI'eS'O Professor and Head of Department of Surgery CHARLES C- HOLLIS. M-D-. F-.A-C-S REINHARD BEUTNER' M.D.. Ph.D. Professor of Laryngology and Rhinology Professor Gnd Head of Department Of PhOrm0COl0Qv JOSEPH SAMUEL HEPBURN, A.B., A.M., B.S. in Chem STANLEY P, REIMANN, A.a., M.D., seo. P 'fs' rPI ?'E:hMrfgH Professor and Head of Department of Oncology I-O esso O e Y JOHN C. SCOTT, A.B., Ph,D, J. F. MCCLENDON, M.S., Ph.D. Professor and Head of Department of Physiology Reseorcl' Professor of PIIYSIOIOQY JOSEPH V. F. CLAY, M.D., F.A.C.S., D.Sc. in Med. N. VOLNEY LUDWICK, B.S., M.D. D artment of Oto-Laryngology Professor of Radiology Professor and Head of ep I78 JOSEPH MCELDOWNEY, M.D. Professor of Clinical Medicine DONALD R. FERGUSON, A.B., M.D., F.A.C.P. Professor of Clinical Medicine E. ROLAND SNADER, Jr., B.S., M.D., F.A.C.P. Professor of Clinical Medicine NEWLIN F. PAXSON, B.S., M.D., F.A.C.S. Professor of Clinical Obstetrics CLINICAL PROFESSORS DESIDERIO ROMAN, A.M., M.D., D.Sc., F.A.C.S., F.I.C.S. Clinical Professor of Surgery, at St. Luke's and Childrens HosDllGl BENJAMIN K. FLETCHER, Ph.G., M.D. Clinical Professor of Pediatrics JAMES D. SCHOFIELD, M.D., F.A.C.S. Clinical Professor of Proctology L. E. MARTER, M.D., F.A.C.S. Clinical Professor of Laryngology and Rhinology THOMAS M. SNYDER, M.D. Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology PAUL C. WITTMAN, M.D. Clinical Professor of Dermatology EVERETT A. TYLER, Ph.B., M.D., F.A.C.A. Clinical Professor of Anesthesia THOMAS L. DOYLE, M.D., M.R.C.S., Eng., F.A.C.S., HENRY S. RUTH, B.S., M.D., F.A.C.A. Clinical Professor of Anesthesia AUBREY B. WEBSTER, A.M., M.D., F.A.C.S. Clinical Professor of Surgery GEORGE P. MILEY, A.B., M.D., D.Sc. fMod.I Clinical Professor of Pharmacology CHARLES J. V. FRIES, Jr., M.D. Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology Clinical Professor of Surgery MELVILLE A. GOLDSMITH, B.S., M.D. Clinical Professor of Medicine J. MILLER KENWORTHY, M.D. Clinical Professor of Urology ASSOCIATE PRO FESSORS WILLIAM B. GRIGGS, M.D. Associate Professor of Therapeutics JOHN L. REDMAN, M.D. Associate Professor of Pediatrics O. F. BARTHMAIER, M.D. Associate Professor of Pathology DEACON STEINMETZ, M.D., F.A.C.S. Associate Professor of Surgery WILLIAM M. SYLVIS, M.D., F.A.C.S. Associate Professor of Surgery JOSEPH CHANDLER, A.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry HARRY F. HOFFMAN, M.D. Associate Professor of Psychiatry JOSEPH R. CRISWELL, M.D. Associate Professor of Otology CARROLL F. HAINES, M.D. Associate Professor of Otology GEORGE LORENZ, Jr., B.S., M.D. fln Servicej Associate Professor of Gastro-Enterology GEORGE D. GECKELER, M.D. Associate Professor of Medicine CHARLES J. WHITE, M.D. Associate Professor of Physical Diagnosis J. ANTRIM CRELLIN, B.S., M.D., F.A.C.P. Associate Professor of Medicine JOHN J. MCKENNA M.D. Associate Professor of Roentgenology ALFRED E. KRICK, M.D. Associate Professor of Roentgenology H. RUSSELL FISHER, B.S., M.D. Associate Professor of Pathology and Oncology LOWELL L. LANE, A.a., M.D., F.A.c.P. Associate Professor of Medicine JAMES HARWOOD CLOSSON, B.S., M.D., D.Sc. IMed.J Associate Professor of Neurology and Psychiatry CLARENCE L. SHOLLENBERGER, Jr., M.D., F.A.C.S. Associate Professor of Anatomy ROWLAND RICKETTS, B.S., A.M., M.D., D.N.B. Associate Professor of Anatomy RUSSELL K. MATTERN, Ph.G., M.D. Associate Professor of Therapeutics ALBERT MUTCH, M.D. Associate Professor of Obstetrics HUNTER S. COOK, B.S., M.D. Associate Professor of Pathology M. F. ASHLEY-MONTAGU, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Anatomy LESTER L. BOWER, M.D. Associate Professor of Gastro-Enterology WILLIAM L. MARTIN, B.S., M.D. Un Servicol Associate Professor of Surgery EVERETT H. DICKINSON, M.D., F.A.C.S. Iln Sorvicsl Associate Professor of Surgery HENRY L. CROWTHER, M.D., F.A.C.S. Associate Professor of Obstetrics H. EARLE TWINING, A.B., M.D. Associate Professor of Dermatology HARRY S. WEAVER, Jr., M.D. fln Servicel Associate Professor of Ophthalmology RUSSELL S. MAGEE, A.B., B.S., M.D., D.N.B. Associate Professor of Therapeutics JULES J. KLAIN, B.S., M.D. Associate Professor of Physiotherapy FRANK E. BRISTOL, M.D., F.A.C.S. Associate Professor of Surgery EUGENE F. CARPENTER, Jr., M.D. Associate Professor of Surgery THEODORE C. GEARY, B.S., M.D., F.A.C.S., F.I.C.S. Associate Professor of Surgery EDWIN O. GECKELER, M.D., F.A.C.S. Associate Professor of Orthopedic Surgery HARRY P. LANDIS, Jr., M.D. Associate Professor of Histology and Embryology WILLIAM S. SUTHERLAND, M.D. Associate Professor of Ophthalmology F.I.C S RUSSELL D. GEARY, M.D. Associate Professor of Laryngology and Rhinology ALBERT V. HALLOWELL, M.D. of Laryngology and Rhinology GERALD P. FINCKE, M.D. Associate Professor of Physical Diagnosis CARL C. FISCHER, B.S., A.M., M.D , . . . Associate Professor of Pediatrics Associate Professor ., F.A.A.P. F.ACP EDMUND C. HESSERT, B.S., M.D., F.A.C.S. Associate Professor ot Gynecology BRUCE V. MccFA Associate Professor of Gynecology HENRY D. LAFFERTY, B.S., M.D. Associate Professor of Obstetrics DYEN, B.S., M.D., M.Sc. IMed.I F.A.C.S. EDWARD W. CAMPBELL, M.D., F.A.C.S. Associate Professor of Urology WILLIAM C. HUNSICKER, Jr., M.D., F.A.C.S. Associate Protessor ot Urology CHARLES L. W. RIEGER, M.D. Associate in Roentgenology JOHN H. READING, Jr., M.D. Associate in Pediatrics GEORGE R. NEFF, M.D. Associate in Neurology and Psychiatry WILLIAM M. SYLVIS, M.D., F.A.C.S. Associate in Surgical Pathology WILLIAM J. RYAN, M.D. Associate in Ophthalmology MARION W. BENJAMIN, M.D. Associate in Ophthalmology H. FRANKLIN FLANAGAN, A.B., B.S., M.D. Associate in Ophthalmology JOHN S. MILLER, Jr., M.D. Associate in Ophthalmology PAUL A. METZGER, M.D. Neurology and Psychiatry JAMES F. TOMPKINS, M.D. Associate in Gastro-Enterology Associate in LECTURERS NATHAN GRIFFITH, LL.B. Lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence RICHARD W. LARER, M.D., F.A.C.S. Lecturer on Medical Economics CLARENCE L. SHOLLENBERGER, Jr., M.D., F.A.C.S. Lecturer on Surgery WM. G. SCHMIDT, Ph.D. Lecturer on Bio-Physics and Physical Chemistry DUNNE W. KIRBY, B.S., M.D., F.A.C.P. Lecturer on Medicine MORRIS FITERMAN, M.D. Lecturer on Medicine L. THOMAS SOOY, B.S., M.D. Lecturer on Neurology and Psychiatry THOMAS J. VISCHER, M.D. Lecturer on Medicine GEORGE D. GECKELER, M.D. Lecturer on Physiology ISO JOSEPH SAMUEL HEPBURN, A.B., A.M., 5.5. in M.S., Ph.D., M.D. Research Associate in Gastro-Enterology Chem JOHN H. MCCUTCHEON, M.D. Associate in Laryngology and Rhinology RAYMOND MCGRATH, M.D. Associate in Laryngology and Rhinology H. WASTL, M.D. Research Associate in Anatomy EHRENFRIED PFEIFFER, Ch.E., M.D. Research Associate in Chemistry JOSEPH W. MESSEY, Ph.G., M.D. Associate in Pharmacology RAYMOND E. SEIDEL, M.D. Associate in Pharmacology DESIDERIO A. ROMAN, M.D. Associate in Obstetrics RICHARD R. GATES, A.B., M.D. Associate in Obstetrics ISADORE J. WESSEL, M.D. Associate in Gastro-Enterology I. GRATCH, M.D. Research Associate in Gastro-Enterology SAMUEL ALLEN DINGEE, M.D. Associate in Gastro-Enterology WILLIAM S. SILVERMAN, M.D Associate in Gastro-Enterology JOHN B. CONWELL, M.D. Associate in Gastro-Enterology ALFONSO L. PIERRO, M.D. Associate in Gastro-Enterology HARRY D. EVANS, M.D. Associate in Roentgenology HENRY J. KOHLER, M.D. Associate in Otology DAVID W. HORN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate in Preventive Medicine and Public Health HEINRICH BRIEGER, M.D. Associate in Preventive Medicine and Public Health x PAUL C. MOOCK, M.D. Lecturer on Obstetrics MICHELE VIGLIONE, B.S., M.D. Lecturer on Medicine CHARLES E. LAWSON, B.S., M.D. Lecturer on Medicine DONALD T. JONES, M.D. Lecturer on Orthopedic Surgery WILLIAM G. WOSNACK, M.D. Lecturer on Obstetrics JAMES C. MUNCH, Ph.D. Lectu rer on Pharmacology RUSSELL S. MAGEE, A.B., B.S., M.D., D.N.B. Lecturer on Medicine PETER J. WARTER, B.S., M.D. Lecturer on Medicine ROBERT A. HIBBS, M.D. Lecturer on Pediatrics WILLIAM P. GREGG, M.D. Lecturer on Pediatrics ORST A AGERTY M.D., F.A.A.P. H . , Lecturer on Pediatrics CHARLES D. BAILEY, M.D. Lecturer on Thoracic Surgery LIAM A WEAVER Jr., M.D. WIL . , Lecturer on Laryngology and Rhinology N, B.S., M.D. WILLIAM M. SNOWDE Le WILLIAM KLINMAN, M.D. Lecturer on Medicine cturer on Therapeutics HERBERT M. SHARKIS, A.B., M.D. Lecturer on Medicine WARREN H. HOENSTINE, M.D. Lecturer on Medicine WILLIAM Y. LEE, M.D. Lecturer on Surgery DAVID D. NORTHROP, M.D. Lecturer on Surgery' E. DALLET SHARPLESS, M.D. Lecturer on Swgc-I, VERNON HOSTELLEY, M .D. W. Lecturer on Laryngaloqr aria Rhinology HERBERT P. HARKINS, M.D. Lecturer on Larrngology ana Rhinology JOHN H. DAVIE, M.D. Lecturer on Medicfre BERT M HUNTER, M.D. RO . Lecturer on Obstetrics RAWLINS GINTHER, A.B., M.D. J. Dermatology Lecturer on HERMAN KLINE, M.D. Lecturer on Dermatology J KLEINGUENTHER, M.D. C. . Lecturer on Dermatology DEMONSTRATORS A.A.P. HARRY B. MARK, M.D., F. Demo ' ' nstrator of Pediatrics PAUL M. Klsnsn, M.D. Demonstrotor of Pediatrics CHAS. F. LEONARD, M.D. Demonstrator of Urology BERNARD G. WALKER, M.D. Demonstrator ot Urology LEANDER P. TORI, M.D. Dernonstrator o t Urology N. FULMER HOFFMAN, M.D. Instructor in Surgery EDWIN F. HICKS, B.S. Instructor in Chemistry THOMAS M. SNYDER, M.D. tor in Ophthalmological P athology lnstruc GEJ RILLING, B.S., M.D. GEOR . JAMES A. SELIGMAN, M.D. Instructor in Surgery CHARLES C. THOMPSON, M.D. Instructor in Proctology EDWARD P. VAN TINE, A.B., M.D. Instructor in Anesthesia NRY D LAFFERTY B.S., M.D. HE . , Instructor in Gynecological Pathology EVERETI' H. DICKINSO Instructor in Surgical Pathology MAXWELL F. WHITE, M.D. Instructor in Surgery i JOHN F. ROWLAND, M.D. Instructor in Anesthesia ERNEST L. ROSATO, Ph.G., M.D. Instructor in Proctology EDGAR M. BLEW, M.D. Instructor in Psychiatry N, M.D., F.A.C.S. HENRY G. BLESSING, M.D. Dernonstrator of Urology HORACE L. WEINSTOCK, M.D. Demonstrator of Urology WILLIAM ELLIS, M.D. Dernonstrator ot Urology ARTHUR W. W. WADDINGTON, M.D. Dernonstrator of Gynecology ARTHUR A. HARTLEY, M.D. Demonstrator ot Gynecology INSTRUCTORS , M.D. WALTER E. KEPLER, B.S. Instructor in Roentgenology FRANCIS M. JAMES, M.D. Instructor in Physiology FREDERICK W. JARVIS, M.D. Instructor in Pediatrics FRANK H. MURRAY, M.D. Instructor in Proctology WILLIAM A. BUCK, M.D. Instructor in Surgery RAYMOND C. MOYER, M.D. Instructor in Surgery M. FREDERIC ONDOVCHAK, M.D. Instructor in Surgery JOHN J. DOMANSKI, M.D. Instructor in Surgery LEOPOLD S. LIPSITZ, M.D. Instructor in Surgery M NEILL Jr M.D. ROBERT J. c , ., Instructor in Obstetrics ALBERT R. SERAPHIN, M.D. Instructor in Gynecology MARVIN HAND, M.D. B. Instructor in Neurology and Psychiatry CHARLES S. FOX, A.B., M.D. Instructor in Neurology and Psychiatry ISI JACOB H. SIGAFOOS, M.D. Instructor in Anesthesia RUSSELL C. SMITH, M.D. Instructor in Anesthesia JACOB H. LEHMAN, M.D. Instructor in Roentgenology HERMAN J. LUBOWITZ, M.D. Instructor in Surgery LYLE V. BECK, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Instructor in Physiology HERBERT S. WARREN, A.M., B.S., Ph.D. Instructor in Anatomy J. PAUL BURKETT, M.D. Instructor in Medicine OSCAR GRIGGS, M.D. Instructor in Obstetrics WILLIAM C. THOROUGHGOOD, M.D. Instructor in Surgery ALEXANDER E. PEARCE, M.D. Instructor in Surgery PASQUALE J. C. GAMBESCIA, M.D. Instructor in Pediatrics J. HUNTER SMITH, Il, M.D. Instructor in Surgery F. T. KEPLER, M.D. Instructor in Roentgenology EMANUEL M. ALMES, M.D. Instructor in Therapeutics JOHN K. FINLEY, M.D. Instructor in Ophthalmology WILLIAM J. WALKER, M.D. Assistant in G-astro-Enterology LEON A. FRANKEL, M.D. Assistant in Anatomy OSCAR E. HEIM, M.D. Assistant in Anatomy NUBAR A. KARAKASHIAN, M.D. Assistant in Anatomy GEORGE P. GLENN, M.D. Assistant in Ophthalmology LIVINGSTON CHUNN, M.D. Assistant in Anatomy PAUL M. JAMES, M.D. Assistant in Obstetrics ALFRED SEBASTIAN DAMIANI, M.D. Assistant in Obstetrics LEWIS KIRCHOFER, M.D. Assistant in Histology and Embryology WALTER C. DIETRICH, Sc.B. Assistant in Pharmacology HARRY J. PRATT, Sc.B. Assistant in Pharmacology AARON B. SLOANE, Sc.B. Assistant in Pharmacology HORACE H. HUNSICKER, M.D. Assistant in Neurology and Psychiatry GEORGE N. A. WESCOAT, M.D. Assistant in Bronchoscopy ASSISTANTS I82 JOHN COSSA, M.D. Instructor in Ophthalmology JOHN B. CONWELL, M.D. Instructor in Ophthalmology ROBERT F. RAPP, M.D. Instructor in Laryngology and Rhinology ROMAINE C. HOFFMAN, M.D. Instructor in Medicine HAROLD A, TAGGART, M.D. Instructor in Medicine ANDREW DOERING, M.D. Instructor in Medicine WADE F. BASINGER, M.D. Instructor in Medicine THOMAS F. PUGH, M.D. Instructor in Medicine JOHN R. NOON, Jr., M.D. Instructor in Pediatrics FRANCIS B. SMYTH, M.D. Instructor in Gynecology J. WINSLOW SMITH, M.D. Instructor in Gynecology HARRY D. EVANS, Jr., M.D. Instructor in Obstetrics FRANCIS M. JAMES, M.D. I nstructar in Obstetrics PHILIP MAAS, B.S. in Chem. Instructor in Chemistry HERBERT SHAPIRO, Ph.D. Instructor in Physiology PHILIP D. Li VOLSI, A.B., M.D. Assistant in Anatomy SAMUEL S. ROMAGOSA, B.S., M.D. Assistant in Anatomy WILLIS C. GERHART, M.D. Assistant in Gastro4Enterology HARRY S. IVORY, M.D. Assistant in Surgical Pathology E, DALLETT SHARPLESS, M.D. Assistant in Surgical Pathology J. WINSLOW SMITH, M.D. Assistant in Surgical Pathology L. M. DIEMER, Jr., M.D. Assistant in Therapeutics I. RALPH BISHOW, M.D. Assistant in Therapeutics JOSEPH V. F. CLAY, Jr., M.D. Assistant in Otoelaryngalogy SAMUEL BURTOFF, M.D. Assistant in Otology ARNOLD QUICI Assistant in Pharmacology N. G. FRIGNITO, M.D. Assistant in Neurology and Psychiatry NORMAN C. WHEELER, Ph.D. Assistant in Physiology STUDENT DIRECTORY Carlos Etraim Acevedo-Detillo ........... .. 9I Munoz Rivera St., Lores, Puerto Rico Bayaman District Hospital, Bayarnon, P. R. Joseph Hardy Allen ,.................,..... .. 92 l0Il Hollywood St., Salt Lake City, Utah Holy Cross Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah Herbert Peter Anastor ...............A.... ..,.. I 22 23 Ewan Terrace, Vineland, N. J. East Orange General Hospital, East Orange, N. J. Jose Aneses-Arrache ...,...,.............. ..... 9 I I4I Fernandes Juncos Ave., Santurce, P. R. Bayamon District Hospital, Bayarnon, P. R. Leonard Anthony Battatarano .... ....... . . 67 5556 Lansdowne Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Misericordia Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. Donald Peter Bierne ........... ........ . . 97 238 Mount Vernon Ave., Orange, N. J. St. Michaels Hospital, Newark, N. J. Bertram Maxwell Bernstein. ......... .. 87 35 Boudinot St., Trenton, N. J. Hahnernann Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. Howard George Billman ..... ....,..... .... . . 64 522 West Ave., Mount Carmel, Pa. Washington General Hospital, Washington, Pa. Daniel Eugene Black, Jr. ......... . ...,.. ,... . . 79 26 Lake St., Nashua, N. H. Homeopathic Hospital ot Rhode Island, Providence, R. l. William Hartwell Blanchard .............. .. .. 96 IOO2 Lafayette St.. Cedartown, Georgia Fitkin Memorial Hospital, Neptune, N. J. Charles Block ......,............ . . . I03 270 S. llth St., Newark, N. J. Stanley Frank Boc ..,........ . ..... 72 2 Wright St., Gardner, Mass. Women's Homeopathic Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa, Alfred Stanley Bogucki ........................... 7l 24I4 Orthodox St., Philadelphia, Pa. St. Lukes and Children's Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. William Kloner Boro: ................... ......... I 24 IO36 Trinity Ave., Bronx, N. Y. St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Washington, D. C. Norman Kenneth Boudwin ............ ............ 7 5 29 W. Central Ave., Moarestown, N. J. Women's Homeopathic Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. Daniel Edward Boyle ............. .......... I 07 I66 S. Laurel St., Hazleton, Pa. Frank Halstead Brown, Jr. ......... ..... . 327 Chestnut St., Roselle Park, N. J. Elizabeth General Hospital, Elizabeth, N. J. ll0 Israel Edward Brownstein ,... ..,...,..... . .. 4728 N. 8th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia General Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa Andrew Charles Brunhofer, Jr. .... 33I 68th St., Guttenberg, N. J. Holy Nome Hospital, Teaneck, N. J. Charles Edward Bryan ,... ......,........... 322 Watching Ave., North Plaintield, N. J. Homeopathic Hospital at Rhode Island, Providence Joseph William Burnett ,,.......,..... .. . I28 Spring St., Belletontoine, Ohio Huron Road Hospital, East Cleveland, Ohio James Covode Campbell .,.,..... 724 Berkshire Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Shadyside Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. William James Campbell .......... 2l4 S. Allen St., State College, Pa. Hahnernann Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. Michael Canelis ...................... 2l l4 Canton Ave., New York, N. Y. Metropolitan Hospital, New York, N. Y. Fernando Miguel Canino-Pont. . ., ..... Box 263, Aibonito, P. R. Bayamon District Hospital, Bayamon, Puerto Rico Donald Canter ............,......... l4Ol S. l2th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Hahnernann Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. Joseph Anthony Cassidy ......... 2I3 E. First Ave., Altoona, Pa. Mercy Hospital, Altoona, Pa. Armanno William Ciccarelli ...... IO7 Gridley St., Bristol, Conn. St. Mary's Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mario Gerald Cirelli. ..................... .. l82O Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. St. Lukes and Children's Hospital, Philadelphia William Tihamer Corbett .................... 24I Division Ave., Shelton, Conn. United States Naval Hospital, Pensacola, Fla. Nathan Crane ......................... .. 5464 Baltimore Ave.. Philadelphia, Pa. Metropolitan Hospital, New York, N. Y. Ray William Croyle ..................... 367 Riverview Drive. New Kensington, Pa, Shadyside Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. Julio Elias Davila-Boria .................... . 49 William Ave., Santurce, P. R. West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital, Camden, N J STUDENT DIRECTORY Alberi De Marfeis ,,..,.,..,.... . R. F. D. No. 2, Punxsufawney, Pa. Alfoona General I-lospifal, Alfoona, Pa. Nicholas DePiero .,............... 209 E. Cherry SI., New Caslle, Pa, Huron Road I-lospifal, Easl Cleveland, Ohio Howard Cooper Deshong ......,..,.,.. . 204 N, Owen Ave., Lansdowne, Po. I-Iahnemann I-lospilal, Philadelphia, Pa. Vinceni Paschal Di Rocco ................... 2328 S. Ilih S+., Philadelphia, Pa. Sf. Lukes and Children's I-Iospiral, Philadelphia, Roberf William Duffy .,..........,........,.... 3I4 I-iamilron Ave., Hasbrouck I-Ieighrs, N. J Hackensack I-Iospiial, I-Iackensack, N, J. Michael Maffhew Eizl ,,...........,., 3237 Fuller Si., Philadelphia, Pa. I-Iahnemann I-lospiral, Philadelphia, Pa. William Ward Faller ...........,....,.... Philadelphia, Pa. I-Iuron Road I-lospilal, Easl' Cleveland, Ohio David Reiner Faringer, Jr. ...... ..... . . I7l7 Spring Garden Sf., Philadelphia, Pa. I-Iahnemann I-Iospilal, Philadelphia, Pa. Anihony Alexander Febbraro .......,. l3O0 S. I8rh Sr., Philadelphia, Pa. Sacred I-Iearl I-Iospiial, Allenlown, Pa. Orville Moyer Fiizgerald ...,......... 229 Souih Broad Sf., Jersey Shore, Pa. Reading I-Iomeopafhic I-Iospiial, Reading, Pa. Charles Aloysius Furey, Jr. ................ . 224 E. Wildwood Ave., Wildwood, N. J. Waller Reed General I-Iospilal, Washingion, D. C. Samuel Vere Geyer ........... ........... IO83 S. Marker S+., Elizabelhrown, Pa. I-Iahnemonn I-Iospifal, Philadelphia, Pa. Herman Marco Goodman ...... .........,... l9I4 So. Sevenih Sr., Philadelphia, Pa. Sf. Lukes and Children's I-Iospilol, Philadelphia, Lesier Osborn Gregg, Jr. ,................. . 2l7 Caslle Shannon Road, Piffsburgh, Pa. Shadyside Hospilal, Piflsburgh, Pa. Pasquale Bernard Guarini .......... 724 Kenmore Road, Philadelphia, Pa. Misericordia Hospiial, Philadelphia, Pa. Morion Gufnick ......... ................... l32 Foirmounr Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. SY. Lukes and Children's Hospiral, Philadelphia, John Robori Hall .......................... 3I Franklin Sf., Buffalo, N. Y. Millard Fillmore Hospiial, Buffalo, N. Y. James Hare ...,,,,. . .......,... 83 II28 Wesicolf Sf., Syracuse, N. Y. Wesley Memorial I-Iospilal, Chicago, Ill. James Alexander Harps .,......,.... IIB R. F. D. No. 3, Slroudsburg, Pa. I-Iahnernann Hospilal, Philadelphia, Pa. Francis Aloysius Houck. .............. 65 39 Wesl Gowen Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. I-Iahnemann Hospilal, Philadelphia, Pa. Chesier Clemens Hess ........... ..... . .. 64 Trevorfon, Pa. Washingfon General I-lospilal, Washinglon, Pa. Roberl Clayion Hill ,.....,............ ........,. 7 9 Il Worcesier Sr., Nashua. N. I-I. ' Women's I'-Iorneopaihic I-Iospilal, Philadelphia, Pa. John Ira Horner, Jr. ....................... ..... I OI Yardville, N. J. Wesl Jersey I-lorneopafhic I-Iospifal, Camden, N. J. David Wheafley Hughes .........,.., 84 29 Orange S+., Cape May, N. J. I-Iahnernann I-Iospiial, Philadelphia, Pa. Lloyd Wayland Hughes ............. I20 I2l8 Spruce S'r., Hollidaysburgh, Pa. I-Iahnernann I-Iospiial, Philadelphia, Pa. Thomas Sfroup Jenike ............... I07 3l I5 Linwood Road, Cincinnaii, Ohio Chrisl' Hospifal, Cincinnari, Ohio John Leo Kelly, Jr. ........ bl 63 Aflanric Sf., Winrhrop, Mass. Bosion Cify I-lospifal, Bosron, Mass. Leroy Roberi Kimble .................... ...... I 20 Box 457, Tirusville, Florida Wilminglon Memorial I-Iospilal, Wilrningfon, Del. Cedric Sirbridge King ..............,..,.. ...... I 25 Shermer Ave., Glenview, Ill. Wes? Jersey I-Iomeopaihic I-lospifal, Camden, N. J. Edward Adam Kowalyk .............. 88 2338 Rockwell Ave., Scranion, Pa. Scranfon Sfafe Hospiral, Scranfon, Pa. Walfer Harold Kozal ............... III 9I8 Wallace S+., Vandergriff, Pa. Shadyside Hospifal, Piffsburgh, Pa. Edward Ignafius Kraus ............ 7I 228 Easl' Sf., Chicopee Falls, Mass. Mercy I-Iospiial, Springfield, Mass. Earl Shaffer Krick ....... ......... ............... 8 0 582 Norfh Church Sf.. Hazleion, Pa, Wyoming Valley Homeoparhic Hospifal, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. STUDENT DIRECTORY Paul I.. A. Krzywiclri ....,......,.,.. .. 72 I4l N. Tamaqua Sr., McAdoo, Po. Sacred I-Iearr I-Iospiral, Allenrown, Pa. Kennefh Byron Kullbom ....., ...., . .. 93 I737 Vine S+., Philadelphia, Pa. Memorial I-lospilal, Wilmingron, Del. Lewis Johnson Ledden ......... ..... . .. 93 632 Greenwood Ave., Trenion, N. J. SI. Francis l-Iospilal, Trenron, N. J. Henry Leibundgufh ..,..,......,......... 63 65 Liberiy Sl., Lodi, N. J. Huron Road I-Iospilal, Easr Cleveland, Ohio Hugh Freer Luddeche ............,............... II3 I87 Gales Ave., Monrclair, N. J. Morrisfown Memorial I-Iospiral, Morrisiown, . J. N Louis Magilner ................... .... ........ I I 3 5203 Berlcs S+., Philadelphia, Pa. Mounf Sinai I-Iospilal, Philadelphia, Pa. Huberf Francis Manuzah ...,...,. . 70 6037 Elmwood Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Sf. Mary's I-lospiral, Philadelphia, Pa. Joseph Thomas Marconis .........., 99 3022 Redner Sl.. Philadelphia, Pa. Hahnemann I-Iospilal, Philadelphia, Pa. Daniel Joseph Marino .............. 68 56-A Somers Sf., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sf. Mary's I-lospiial, Broolclyn, N. Y. Jack Mazor ,........... ........... 8 6 5480 Berlcs Sr., Philadelphia, Pa. Mounl Sinai I-Iospiral, Philadelphia, Pa. Daniel Joseph McCarran ....,. ,...... 9 8 47I3 Springfield Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. l-Iahnemann l-Iospiial, Philadelphia, Pa. George Augusline McCormack, Jr... 98 288 Foresf S+., Medford, Mass. Cambridge I-Iospilal, Cambridge, Mass. Malcolm Danforfh McFarland ....... 8I 63I4 Sherman S+., Philadelphia, Pa. Hahnemann I-Iospifal, Philadelphia, Pa. Vicfor T. Melenkevitz ................... 73 734 Boulevard Ave., Diclcson Ciry, Pa. Scranfcn Sfare I-lospiral, Scranron, Pa. Walfer F. Merscher ..............,. .. 8l 2226 W. I7+h Si., Wilmingion, Del. Abinglon Memorial I-Iospilal. Abingron, Pa. Michael G. Mihesic .............., .. nos 500 Broad S+., Johnslown, Pa. Shadyside Hospilal, Pilrsburgh, Pa. Walter Miller .....................,..... ....... 8 6 Walnuf and Merion Sis., Bridgelon, N. J. Cedars and Lebanon Hospilal, Los Angeles, Calif. Chrisrian Elwood Moser . Arch Si., Spring City, Pa. Wyoming Valley I-Iomeopalhic I-lospifal Wiiles-Barre John J. Mosig. .. ,...... . . . I64 Broadway, Palerson, N. J. Paierson General I-lospifal Palerson N. J, Sarlzis M. Mudaforl .,.. . ..,.. . I8 Canal Sr., Sanrorce, Puerto Rico Bayamon Dislricf l-lospifal, Bayaman, Poe-'la Ric: Adolph Joseph Nadworny .,,. .. I5 Warren Ave., Chelmsford Cenler, Mass. l-lomeoparhic I-lospilal of Rhode Island, Providence Waller N, Norley, Jr. .............,. .. .... .. 253 Mill Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. We-sl Jersey I-Iomeopafhic I-Iospiral, Camden, N. J. John J. Ranallo, Jr. .,,. .......,.,....,.,...., . IO28 Morris Parlc Ave., New Yorlc Cily, N. Y. Lincoln I-Iospilal, New Yorlc, N. Y. James A, Reeves, .,........., .. .. 8I Eldridge Sf., Auburn, R. I, I-Iomeoparhic I-Iospiral of Rhode Island, Providence Cornelius J. Regan ......,....,,.. ..... . . . 9I7 N. Fallon ST., Philadelphia, Pa. I-Iahnemann I-Iospilal, Philadelphia, Pa. Joseph Bernard Reilly ................ 3402 N. l7rh Si., Philadelphia, Pa. Sf. Lulres and ChiIdren's I'-Iospiral, Philadelphia, Pa. Edwin Nyce Reifhmayer ............,...... .,.. 429 Yorlc Ave., Lansdale, Pa. I-Iuron Road I-Iospiral, Easr Cleveland, Ohio Charles William RiHer ............... .. 4I3 W. Ruscomb S+., Philadelphia, Pa. I-Iahnemann I-Iospiial, Philadelphia, Pa. William R. Roasberry .................,.. 87 Soulh Main Sr., New London, Ohio I-Iuron Road I-Iospiral, East Cleveland, Ohio James J. Robinson, Jr. .....,. ....,... 403 Senrner Sf., Philadelphia, Pa. Misericordia I-Iospi'raI, Philadelphia, Pa. Joseph Robinson ............,.................. Camac Sr. and Lindley, Benneff I-Iall, Philadelphia, Frankford I-Iospiral, Philadelphia, Pa. Roberf Blair Ronan ......,........ .. 505 DeKalb SI., Bridgeporr, Pa. Monrgomery I-Iospilal, Norrisrown, Pa. Angel R. Rosa rio-Sa nfos ......,........... ...... Calle 4 J,IfIl8, Rio Piedras, Puerro Rico Wesr Jersey l-Iomeoparhic Hospifal, Camden, N. J. STUDENT DIRECTORY Hyman Rosenberg ...,,....,,.... . . . 847 N. 22nd S+., Philadelphia, Pa. Moun+ Sinai Hospi+al, Philadelphia, Pa. Herman Rosens+ein ...,............. 2823 Kensing+an Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Jewish Hospi+al, Philadelphia, Pa. John T. Ross, Jr. ................ . 653 S. 55+h S+., Philadelphia, Pa. Hahnemann Hospi+al, Philadelphia, Pa. John Franklin Ro+h ,.,A....... ......... R.F.D. -712, Findlay, Ohio Huron Road Hospi+al, Eas+ Cleveland, Ohio Philo w. Rugh ......,..,...... 4l3 Granl' S+., Sou+h Fork, Pa. Shadyside Hospi+al, Pi++sburgh, Pa. John Pe+er Ru+a ......,....,...... 23 Dodson Lane, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. James G. Scanlon ............. 62 Wes+ S+., Leomins+er, Mass. Memorial Hospi+al, Worces+er, Mass. Raymond Q. Seyler ...............,.. ........... 303 S+ra+hmore Rd., Brookline, Upper Darby, Pa Hahnemann Hospi+al, Philadelphia, Pa. William Erwin Shields .................. Killegany Apar+men+s, Upper Darby, Pa. Shigeo Shinkawa ............... 2229 S+ar Rd., Honolulu, Hawaii Toyohiko Joe Shiraishi .................. 623 Mal+man Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. William Thomas Smifh ......... II9 Eas+ James S+., Munhall, Pa. Shadyside Hospi+al, Pi++sburgh, Pa. Sewell K. Sfarcke .,...................... 426 E. Elmwood Ave., Kansas Ci+y, Mo. Huron Road Hospi+al, Eas+ Cleveland, Ohio John S+renski ,......................... ..... 2032 Or+hodox S+., Philadelphia, Pa. Wes+ Jersey Homeopa+hic Hospi+al, Camden, N. J. George Allan Sudimack ,......,.. 34 Eas+ 38+h S+., Bayonne, N. J. Huron Road Hospi+al, Eas+ Cleveland, Ohio Samuel Simon Sverdlik ..,....... I990 Easl' 3rd S+., Brooklyn, N. Y. Jewish Hospi+al, Brooklyn, N. Y. Jesse Howard Swick, Il ......... 76 I3I8 N. 8+h S+.. Beaver Falls, Pa. Shadyside Hospi+al, Pi++sburgh, Pa. Leo Joseph Szary .................. 70 3l6 Rumbarger Ave., Du Bois, Pa. S+. Vincen+'s Hospi+al, Erie, Pa. Walfer R. Talmage ..,......,,...., 74 529 Wy+he S+., Pe+ersburg, Va. Memorial Hospi+al, Wilming+on, Del. John H. E. Tanous ...................... l00 Wes+ Fair Oaks, Lawrence, L. l., N. Y. Huron Road Hospi+al, Eas+ Cleveland, Ohio Theodore B. Tihansky .....,,.............. . ..... 76 325 S. Tamaqua S+., McAdoo, Pa. Wyoming Valley Homeopa+hic Hospi+al, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Herberl' Lincoln Tindall, Jr. ......... . 77 2l4 Faye++e S+., Conshohocken, Pa. Hahnemann Hospi+al, Philadelphia, Pa. Ar+hur Thomas Touzeau ............... ..... . . . 77 I2l79 Wyoming Ave., De+roi+, Mich. Huron Road Hospi+al, Eas+ Cleveland, Ohio Charles Orlan Tyler ....................,. 62 5I S. Hinchman Ave., Haddon+ield, N. J. Hahnemann Hospi+al, Philadelphia, Pa. Maurice R. Usserow ,......... ..... . .. ll5 89 Passaic S+., Passaic, N. J. Pa+erson General Hospi+al, Pa+erson, N. J. John Sfroud Van Mafer ........... ....... . .. 62 2I6 S. 3rd Ave., Highland Park, N. J. Hahnemann Hospi+al, Philadelphia, Pa. Thomas Henry Ve'H'er .......... I04 947 Park Ave., Meadville, Pa. Shadyside Hospi+al, Pi++sburgh, Pa. Jerome L. Weins+ock ........... I03 lO2 N. Keesey S+., Eas+ York, Pa. York Hospi+al, York, Pa. Kenne+h G. Werfs ............. ... ... II4 Harrisburg, Pa. Hahnemann Hospi+al, Philadelphia, Pa. Phillip Fle+cher Whi+e .......... ..... . .. IO4 Craf+bury Common, Vermon+ Lancas+er General Hospi+al, Lancas+er, Pa. Russell Kennefh Williams ............ 63 205 Reservoir Rd., Beckley, Wes+ Va. Hahnemann Hospi+al, Philadelphia, Pa. Paul Hilliard Yocum ............................ 75 5Ol N. 8+h S+., Lebanon, Pa. Women's Homeopa+hic Hospi+al, Philadelphia, Pa. THE l942 MEDIC Lis+s i+s Po'rrons and +he Professional Direcfory - PATRONS TO I942 MEDIC DR. HORST A. AOERTY DR. LEON A. ASHCRAFT DR. O. F. BARTHMAIER DR. LESTER L. BOWER DR. BUTTERWORTH DR. JOHN A. BROOKE DR. ALFRED J. CATENACCI DR. JOSEPH CHANDLER DR. JOSEPH V. F. CLAY, SR DR. J. H. CLOSSON DR. HUNTER COOK DR. A. J. CRAIG DR. JOHN J. DOMANSKI DR. HARRY M. EBERHARD DR. WILLIAM ELLIS DR. ORANT O. FAVORITE DR. OERALD P. FINCKE MISS CLARA C. FISHER DR. H. RUSSELL FISHER DR. BENJAMIN FLETCHER DR. JACOB W. FRANK DR. FREDERICK M. HASS DR. EDMOND C. HESSERT DR. JOHN E. JAMES DR. HENRY I. KLOPP MR. WALLACE K. KRATZ DR. ALFRED E. KRICK DR. LEOPOLD S. LIPSHITZ DR. N. 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