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

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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.

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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

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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.