Jefferson Medical College - Clinic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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W-4B3'fE'?:' 5 'A lf, .' lst Row-W. F. Bingham, M. J. Cosgrove, E. M. Stein, R. B. Burns, D. M. Capuzzi, C. O. Thompson. 2nd Row-L. R. Trabulsi, T. J. Leavitt, N. M. Woldorf, D. F. Eipper, R. M. McKim, R. J. McGx-oarty, L. A. Martin- check. 3rd Row-D. B. Tisherman, R. W. Cohen, E. O. Meltzer, M. S. Fabricant, G. A. Lussier, H. C. Eisenberg, S. C. Foster, J. E. Swenson, H. A. Levin. 4th Row-J. E. Riffle, R. R. DiDonato, D. Brian, T. I. Berzinec, W. T. To, N. G. Herdelin, J. M. Delaplane, J. E. Rumbaugh, A. V. Stewart, P. R. Hush, J. J. Pepper. 5th Row--H. M. Fisher, L. Green, E. K. Russell, S. Schiffer, J. P. Whitecar, W. L. Milroth, R. A. Bullock, G. E. Fleming, R. Barndt, C. Todd, H. Behling, J. P. Heilman. 6th Row -S. D. Silverman, D. P. Shreiner, J. S. Grim, A. Leon- ard, P. Eidenberg, D. Krizman. FIRE IIME An ever accelerating exposure to new information proceeds inexorably. Much that is learned is forgotten or relearned, but the Jefferson philosophy of reinforcing one's memory by repetition serves to build an ever ex- panding knowledge. This nietllod salvagcs much of that which would have been forgotten. Traumatic person- alized quizzing before one's peers. no matter how un- comfortable at the moment, serves the beneficial func- tion of leaving that particular issue indelibly stamped in the mind of the quizee '-another aid to the memory. Orderly crystal patterns eventually precipitate from the supersaturatecl mind, but much remains in the agitated solution. l: .sit ri N 5sf1Fkifr15.m5eiwm:w www-xtfwgsaaim-tif H v 1 'ilu fl, I 111 l i..