Jefferson Medical College - Clinic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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I In recognition of Dr: Raymond B. Moore's long and valued services to the students of J effer- son, theg editors and skid of the 1961 CLINIC are pleased to dedicate this volume. Throlrgh the years, llr. Moore has faithfully provided each junior class with a thorough and comprehensive exposure to surgical anatomy and has Pune so in such it manner as to gain him the respect and admiration of countless Jeff men. Raymond B. Moore was born on March 9, 1895, iny Lewes, Delaware. Following his early education in Wihnington and West Chester, Pa., he matriculated at the'University of Pennsyl- vania in419l4 and was graduated with the A.B. deffree i 1918. Izlis corinmencement was closely followed by induction into the United States Army and he served iii France with tlic famous First Infantry Division. In 1919, he relturned to Pennsylvania to pursue his medical studies and received his M.D. in II923 from Nthati small school across the river. Internship at Delaware County Hospital was followed by a residency at the old Lankenau Hospitalywith Dr. John Deaver, eminent sur- geon of that time. i ra- Y Dr. Moore's surgical pursuits did not keep him from yielding to the charms of Miss Ann Cath- erine Rommel, and, in 1925, they were married. Well-schooled in Deaverean precepts, Dr. Moore opened an office in Wilmington in 1927 for the practice of surgery. One year later, a daughter was born to the couple. Dr. Moore first came to Jefferson in 1927, as a prosector in anatomy under the master, J. Par- sons Schaeffer. At the same time, he enrolled for study in surgical pathology with Dr. Stanley P. Reimann at Lankenau. His first Jefferson appointment came in 1929, and since then, he has distinguished himself by his willingness to instruct with sincerity and in- tegrity. Dr. Moore has varied extracurricular interests -the 1949 CLINIC called him the 'Ltwelfth man on every University of Pennsylvania foothall squad, and, indeed his love for sports has earned him the affectionate title of 5'Coach. He is also an opera lover of the first grade, and de- rives great pleasure from dancing. And so, our many thanks and best wishes to you, Coach Moore-may you long continue to teach. I e L I y X I w W I wtxa 'r' J 1 3 -is i i2,'f'f' , iffr I ,.f,M. Us ka we k f S