Jefferson Medical College - Clinic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Wm' fm: i!l'l f 5 ij J-,-' , I . 'll 'Azifi 'LK ig .,, trim an Ill? .V . ,Hifi .4115 A: from ,-gmc' 3 ..1?Hfl UI ,J zhfff iff With Sincere Appreciation he was married to Miss Ann Catherine Romlnel. Wfell-schooled in the Deeverian precepts, he felt that the time had arrived .lor independent work, and the outcome was the opening of an office in Wil- mington in 1927 for the practice of surgery. One year later, married life was blessed with the arrival of a baby girl. The first contact which he had with the mighty Walnut Street establish- ment took place in 1927, when he placed himself under the wing of J. Parsons Schaeffer as a prosector in anatomy. Lankenau Hospital loomed big in his life again in the same year, and he enrolled for study of surgical pathology under Dr. S. P. Reimann, further rounding out an already well- rounded surgical education. His first Jefferson appointment, as assistant demonstrator, was made in 1929, and since then, he has made himself available to various departments, the present rank of instructor in applied anatomy being conferred in 1943. Thus the brief dossier of Dr. Moore, the twelfth man on every U. of P. football squad, opera lover of the first grade, and an instructor who has sincerely instructed. . . To him many thanks for kindnesses and help rendered, and to him the dedication of this, the 1949 CLINIC. Wednesday after-noong 2:0O5 the Pit. I3

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RAYMOND B. MOORE, M.D. Instructor in Anatomy Doctor Raymond B. Moore was born on March 9, 1895, in Lewis, Mary- land. Following early education in the public schools of Vvilmington and West Chester,iPennsylvania, he entered the University of Pennsylvania in 191114, and after completing the academic course there, graduated with an A.B. degree in 1918. 1 All college graduates of that period were quickly being classified as mili- tary timber, and, 'being no exception, the good doctor entered the Army shortly after the commencement. His service in France took place with the famous First Infantry Division, and lasted until 1919, when he returned home to continue pursuit of that elusive lVl.D. degree. This was obtained from that small school across the rivern in 1923. Internship at the Delaware County Hospital followed, and, then came a prized residency at the Lankenau Hospital with the pre-eminent surgeon of the time, Dr. John B. Deever. Such strenuous duties as he encountered there did not keep him from yielding to the attributes of the fair sex, and in 1925, I2

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UHNTEIVTS Introduction . . . lledication . . . I .IZ e Faculty and Administrators I5 Seniors 1 . . . Undergraduates . . Pre-Clinical Studies Clinical Studies . . Societies . . Fraternities . Q Varia . . Patrons . . Advertisers . . I4