Jefferson Medical College - Clinic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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To 'ran MEMBERS on 'rl-ns CLASS ov 1911-7: For the honor and the pleasure you have given me by associating me with your volume of the CLINIC, I should like to thank you all. For each one of you I wish happiness and a good measure of success in return for the hard work that will go into each of your pro- fessional careers. Medicine has become so complex that it is dillicult today to decide which segment is the mo1'e alluring to each of you or for what part of the fvhole each of you is best fitted. It would be well to re member Osler's advice to do today each daily task and let the morrow care for itself. The great majority of you will interest yourselves in the care of the sick and you will be good doctors. There is no higher calling. For some of you, however, I hope that the urge to hunt in unknown territory will be too strong to be turned aside. But no matter whether you stay in laboratories, attach' yourselves to clinics, hospitals or schools or bump over lonely rough country roads, the Watchword to all that you hope for will be work. With all good wishes, FIMNKLIN R. MILIIIER, MD. E I With sincere appreciation the Class of Nine- teen Forty-seven dedicates its annual to Dr. Franklin Miller, a 'man possessing the rare combination of brilliance, 'teaching knack and true humility. Dr. Miller was horn in Bloomington, Ill., on August 24, 1902. I-Ie was graduated from lllinois 'Wesleyan University with his B.S. in 1923 and received his M.D. from Harvard Medical School in 1927. Interneship and a medical residency preceded association with the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research as an assistant in Bacteriology. After spending two years in the research field he returned to the clinical field as the Chief Medical Resident at the University Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. It was at this time that Dr. Miller first began his formal teaching as a Demonstrator in Medicine at the Western Reserve University Medical School. From August, 1931, he rose step by step to the rank of Assistant Professor of Medicine at Western Reserve. In 1932 .lellerson invi ed him lo be Assistant Director of the Division of Hematology, Charlotte Drake Cardeza Foundation, followed in two years by his appointment as Associate Professor of 'Medicine During Dr. lVl,iller's active participation in I ss ss ' ' ' ,E Kms . -X , B. sis is s mg mi :si-ss W ss sss-- ssss 5 -sssssm M fm-i - W - -iss SP' ss ss m ss ss ss E E sss mn -is gs is B sms mg V is H sssm ssss s Nm ss- H sa , s ' s K s Y l ' ss . ' is . . . is , . , , ,. .- . , H a1xslisva1iEds1ns2suswg'ggfe.sso- lriimrufst 1-15211 Qsg'sE3gswssfsi,P1r1as ygesldss?p1fge,S,g-Qfgssmsf-t bstllgin' and ss as Q rm ms .is ss' B :U an sss '. s B fs E ss ssgss sms ,. s wsu sg E 'mn ms ss ,ss ssss ss s W s s . , . s ss sm ,s , ss S ss H s -L -sw-G '-3355,-s.g ,f JE.s.:..s.-sps.a...sbm 2 1 .ai ., .s'f--- -2 as M WNW 5 ss sss gamma H s ss s s 5 sa . .. .n,...sf.s., . nas., A-.. ann., V --

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T DR. FRANKLIN - Cl1C0lll'aglHg Z A ' -1 .i-:mr -1 ,ff - H R. MILLER the clinical Held, research has always been foremost in his mind. Toward this end he has written papers concerning bacteriology and lLl1be1'Cl1lOSiS. The study of the b0I16 IIIBITONV Solution Of the leukemia p1'0b1em, In days and the anti-anemia pI'lI1Clpl6 iD p6I'I1lClOUS 130 Come we may learn Of the final Cgnquering anemia were the subjects of other writings. of this scourge of humanity as a result of Shortly after coming to Jefferson, Dr. Miller his work. discovered certain substances in the urine ol However, a listing of Dr. lVIiller's scientific patients with leukemia and similar materials accomplishments does little to tell us of his in the normal and abnormal liver and Spleen. teaching talents or the more prosaic ability of These findings indicate a relationship of such making friends, with both of Which D1',Miller substances to hematopoiesis in leukemic pa- is highly endowed. It is with these things in 'tients and normal individuals. His studies and mind that the Class of 1947 respectfully dedi- papers have done much toward the eventual cales its CLINIC. d dicalc thiiilfiioolrf H M lu whom we proriillyi 5: 7' 5 L N ,lyliller iqfiiflcmalologyi 31n,l,, , U A Q New sw-as Z It ini x 2,-gys- ws . ' idfebhese was Dr. Frfg A gw,,,Vm LK . A! A X fi 9. frf. W,