Jefferson Medical College - Clinic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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.5 ' 1 95 ' MJ wif W 4-fb Iii? ,SW ,X THE JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE AND MEDICAL CENTER sasron Mamas: L wosnfua, oyvlsicm Fon grssqses or me cwest PHlLADELpHIA' AA' IS' O7 cl-mluorre: an-me c-xsoszn fouwonnofv cusns ournsurrmr :Lime ouvvet snucu ms:-frurs or aww-our JEFFERSON HDSUITAL SCNCDL OF NURSYNG JEFFERSON 'VKCJICAL CULLEGJ NDSPIYAL on-:ce or rf-I-1: PRESIDENT 'w 0t1q'v 'ln4M'7ofv 7NE MAGEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL REHABILITATION CENTER EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA PSYCHIATHIC INST! THE COOPER HBSPITAL TNS LQVEUQCE FOUNDATIDN THE MEYHDDIST NDSHIYAL VETERANS 4DMlN!STRATlDN HGSPITAL PIPVENUS HOSPITAL TO THE Class OF 1964: Emphasis in your CLINIC on Jefferson 's past greatness just when you are going forth to contribute to Jefferson 's future greatness is most gratifying. Some- thing has stirred the inner spirit of this institution during your senior year. -Dr. Edward L. Bauer, Professor of Pediatrics Emeritus, published his informal history, reflecting alumni -faculty interest. Your CLUVIC theme of past and forecast represents undergraduate feeling. The two cannot be explained as pure coincidence. All of us are thereby doubly reminded that we are guardians of a great tradition of excellence which cannot be maintained simply by tripling our present campus area. Thus the project of increasing our enroll - ment ten per cent will not automatically follow erection of the 513, 000, O00 Jefferson Hall f.Basic Science-Student Commons Building! -- difficult as that is. Additional faculty satisfying present standards and 18 more freshngen equal to those now being accepte basic prerequisites. Yo as 'Doct d are equ u now War or and sh treating th ca ally rant t oulde e ill reer ' he ho 1' the and in' s in th banne nor of being addressed awesome responsibility for Jured. Best wishes for rewarding e cause of humanity as you plant Jefferson 's rs on new medical frontiers: Veryfgzcerel Q 17511, 'Q' fi ,N William W. Bodine, Jr, Q 15? 'L if W 4 H E y - 1 I L m mm V' N '07 V-gr, .,.. A ii!!-L , w

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THE SENIOR PORTRAIT The Senior Class is proud to present the portrait of Dr. Abraham E. Rakoif to Iefferson. Dr. Rakoff is one of Iefferson's most widely known and ref spected alumni. At jefferson, he has successfully combined research, clinical work, and teachingg he has written countless articles on Obstetrics, Gynef cology, Endocrinology, and related subjects. Stu' dents know him as a thorough and interesting lecf turer, as one willing to take a few minutes of his time to explain a sticky point. It has been a privilege to know him. K xfirr lr

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BARTON MEMORIAL HOSPXYAL OIVISKCN YOF Dl5EA9E5 DY 'VME CHEST CHAFLOTYE DFAY-F. CP-RDE1A FOUNDATION 5UR'U5 OU'f'FA'UEl'lY CLKNIC L EAUGN INSTITUTE OF ANA-TOM! OSPITAL SCHUOL Of NURSKNG COLLEGE HOSPITAL heron l6, l96lr om-us Jcwrsksou M Jsrrsasorl Msmcn. OFYICE OF THE asm P-No was Psssmsm' FOR MEDICAL PKFFAKRS Blu story 'Io 61+ CLIN of mode e proud, ts in pr uh THE JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE AND MEDICAL CENT ER PHMJQDELPQ-HA,PA. 19107 194500074 AlfrLlAf1Orl 'ms vases Msmormu. uoserfm. sr:aAsn.vrnuoN canvas :Aswan vsnssvwpmn vsvcmnnnc msrnuvs -ms access nosvvrn. -was n.ov:LAcr. rouuurmon rn: Msvr-omsv -Aosvrun. vsvamms Aonlrusfnpmow nosemn the Members of the Class of l9 IG is an historical one. The hi rn scientific medicine and justly so, Ogram The theme of 'SHE l9 of Jefferson reflects the history which Jefferson has helped build. vie can h that McClellan in his first activities placed studen of active care of patients. Dr. Eduard Bauer, in his recently p lished history of Jefferson, called this a Jefferson First. The first tio rooms for operative patients were established in let s midwestern university, whose medical school was founded lS50, cslls its hospital America' s first university hospital. Suc- cessful removal of a bra-111 tumor was first done in the united States at Jefferson. ln truth, then, our modern teaching hospital, and our highly developed neurosurgerg service, cover the entire spectrum of developments in these areas. And there are many other Jefferson firsts as uell. Jefferson men XJBVG been responsible for the development of seven medical schools. Dr. Carlos Finlay discovered the neans of spread oi Yellow Fever, leaaixlg to the conquest of the disease. hang surgeon generals are our graduates. l could go on with other accouiplishnents of Jefferson and Jeffersonians. Currently our new accelerated medical- educational program, our home care program, and developments in the neurosenso-ry area repre- sent some of the spesrheads of development in modern patient care and service which future generations uill no doubt recognise ss neu landmarks of Jefferson' s leadership. The Class of l96l+, l hope., is justifiably proud of the leader- ship by the school in the past and, in leaving us at a time when the increasing curve of activities portends even greater accomplishments for the future, l an sure will he proud of Jeffe-rson's place in the future of American hedicine. l trust each ond every member of the class will, after he leaves our Halls., ion the sperm of progress and develop a. new flame to spread the fire of Jefferson's accomplishments and greatness as have so many of our graduates in the past. Sincerely, Nw.. Q ' William A. Sodenail, MAJ. Dean and Vice President for Medical Affairs