Harvard School of Medicine - Aesculapiad Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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FOREWORD HROUGHOUT the editorial journey it has been our policy that a yearbook should be primarily a souvenir. lf in the future this book should conjure up images then gone, it will be the result more of its connotations than of its contents. That we have failed to piece together more than a ILIEICI' of the most significant four years in any of our lives is our chief regret, softened by the realization that the im- press of these years will be indelible in each of us. Such departures from the usual as we have made in this issue, whether you miss what has heretofore been included, or discover something new which you deplore, you will judge knowing that each change has been a carefully considered one. Future editors will profit by your criticism. Those who have contributed at the expenditure of much time and labor to these pages deserve any thanks you feel. Without the constant and skillful advice of Dr. Carl A. Doering, tabulation of the questionnaire returns would have been impossible. Dr. Douglass V. Brown's interpretation of the results has greatly increased their value. Dr. Hans Zinsser has deftly succeeded in the diflicult task of drawing a full- statured picture of Dr. Hunt. Your thanks go to Dr. Philip Grabfield for procuring the dedication picture. Alexander Burgess drafted and decorated the map on the fly leaves, and Edgar Johnwick drew the pictures of the hospitals. William Fields con- ceived the surrealism which introduces Allen Street. It is fitting that the editors give voice to debts which you share less obviously. Dr. C. Sidney Burwell and Dr. Worth Hale have been constantly encouraging, and it is they who have laid the ghosts of many seeming difliculties. To the many alumni who, in their busy day, turned to answer our impertinent questions we send our apprecia- tion. To the secretarial staff of the Administration Oflice we give thanks for lightening the load of addressing and mailing. We are grateful to Mrs. Douglass V. Brown for help in tabulation. The Waid Studios, the class photographers, have co-operated in every way, it is they who made the three division page pictures. To the Andover Press, and especially to Mr. Dino G. Valz, are we deeply indebted for patience in our inexperience, priceless advice when we were bogged down, and for the technical skill which has given this book what grace it possesses. Obviously our task has been one of many joyous associations. Not without regret, therefore, do we pass the editorial pen to Bernard Glueck, William Schumann, and DeWitt Green, with thanks for their assistance and in sure knowledge of their ability. A. H. CooNs F. PAYNE R. K. BRowN