Jefferson Medical College - Clinic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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JOSEPH O. CRIDER, M.D. Assistant Dean Dear Fellow Graduates: It may be too long a time before you will be able to hang out your shingle! This is deplorable, and the delay may interfere seriously with some of your most cherished aims and ambitions. At the same time, however, it will put the intent- ness of your purpose and your ability to take it to a test such as you have never experienced before. We, your teachers, hope that you have been imbued in this too-short time with us with a steadfastness toward the aims and ideals of medical service that can never be taken out ot you. letferson has been and always will remain loyal to the highest principles of medical practice and we depend on you to up- hold it. Do not let the whims of social theorists and practical politicians and the harsh words of unthinking people, who will continue to harangue and embar- rass you and your profession, deter you or weaken your resolve to stand firm on our way of service that you know is right. More strength to you, and Sincerely, WM. HARVEY PERKINS, M.D., Dean. 19

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WILLIAM HARVEY PERKINS, M.D Dean 18

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DR. GEORGE A. ULRICH E, OF the CLINIC Staff, take this opportunity to join with the entire college in mourning the death of George A. Ulrich, MD., Clinical Professor of Obstetrics. Some of us have had the pleasure of sitting in his classes, others have not, but his teachings are known to all. His friendly smile, his subtle Wit, and the readiness with which he passed on his wealth of invalua- ble experience to generations of Iefferson men have made a profound impression on all of us. Although his passing leaves an emptiness in our hearts, it also leaves us a myriad of precious memories. His forceful personality will never be forgotten, his many worthy achievements are evidence of a rich and full life. His person will be missed, but his spirit will ever linger where letterson men may gather. 20