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

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the 1943 IOHN I. SCOTT Editor-in-Chief DONALD TSCHAN Business Manager PAUL SALVO Managing Editor NASEEB BAROODY Photography Editor RICHARD S. CLOVER, IR. WALTER G. SAWCHAK Art Editors IOSEPH E. REESE CARL A. RESTIVO, IR. Associate Editors EDIE Presented by the Senior Class of the Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital Philadelphia 0 Pennsylvania

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.xv :k, ,,r.e...-Aft-H-H--.-1 r 1 - U N ll 11 12 ll I L Y: ..-,tly,,,,i7Ljrq,,,.. , .. .. I I , 1. , 43,1 n graduating' cla cannot claim 11 50 years after this 00' after Our consolation, we demand significant numbe t , ,Q . tenary and be- generally understo they sound throw algreat deal of as words . ' 140 Yam i ve . K ai tl i n' d remain tothe second. oi people round. sig- meaning from Qur to 118 that hundred classes: and as' U 'md C8 PNG' nostications may l1lSt0l'Y. we had arrived at a significant number a number intensely preq- nant. To cast our glance down the long years-sounds like Tennyson. and would probably strain the eyes. No. we won't predict. because we feel that in a world of atom-bombs. minorities. tidal waves. and above all. people, predict- ability doesn't exist. And so. anything we have to say about the future will consist half of hope. half of fear-and the rest will be certain. We will be doctors soon, and as such will find ourselves involved in three concentricities. each having its particular bearing upon us. The innermost is our school. Hahnemann. and this closest circle is within our power to strengthen or to weaken. 'willingly or fortuitously. Hahnernann has nurtured us for four years. but ours is a whole lifetime to repay that nurture. Whether we act through brilliant medical advance. through actual 'donations of N time l and money. or through exemplary living as ordinary graduate -physicians. we strengthen. Deviations from this pattern will have opposite effect. The second and somewhat larger circle which will surround us as doctors is the medical profession itself. Here again we are faced with the responsi- bility of strengthening or weakening. this time. medicine. in the tace ,of a skep- tical society. We must prove ourselves, individually and as a group, prove ourselves worthy of the vital trust which the sick put in us. Aqain. our course may be arrow-straight or devious. but the goal must be the same if we are to maintain medicine at its present leveL Deviations here will also have oppo- site effect. X