Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine - Occopodian Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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ANDREW J. WISH, D.S.C. FLOYD S. MECK, A B M D Physiotherapy Neurology JAMES J, Nl!-XREK, A.B., M.D. J. W. WHITE D Q C Anatomy First Aid A. REED, A.B., MD. Surgery lt is a Well known fact that the height of the pinnacle is dependent upon the breadth of its base. We, of the class of '35, take this opportunity to thank those men, who through painstaking teaching and patient, helpful understand- ing were able to broaden out the base of our fundamental knowledge thereby making it possible for us to attain a higher place on that pinnacle than any pre- V1OllS gI'Ollp. Our faculty has given us the benefit of their years of experience, study, and research. We are prepared not only to help them, but to take the burden from their shoulders, and to carry on. Vvfe came to school wise and proud: We leave, more Worldly, but humble-resolved to conduct ourselves only in such a man- ner as will reflect credit upon the men who have given to us so freely of their life's work-our faculty. ll2l

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The class of l935 has the honor of being the Hrst to have qualified for gradu- ation after a three-year professional course. It has the added distinction of having helped us to dedicate the finest clinic and gymnasium building adorning the campus of a chiropody school. Por three years you have been under the supervision of instructors, acknowl- edged specialists in their respective fields. You have had the use of the finest lecture halls, laboratories, and equipment obtainable. Last, but not least, your last three years have been spent in an environment of culture that no other school of chiropody is fortunate enough to possess. You have as next door neighbors, Western Reserve Medical School and its allied hospitals, dental: law. and pharmacy schools: Adelbert College, Mather College for Women, Case School of Applied Science, The Museum of Art, and Severance Hall, the home of the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra. When you leave our halls try always to act so that nothing you may do will reflect discredit to your Alma Mater. M. S. I-IARMOLIN, D.S.C. llll DEAN HARMOLIN

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To those members of the faculty Whose pictures do not appear in this Oc- copodian, the Senior Class Wishes to extend its sincere apologies. We hope that the Class of '36 will he able to take the individual pictures that We had plan- ned, but could not carry out due to lack of funds. A. M. PPEPPER, M. D. S. L. ROBBINS, A. B., M. D. Roentgenology Orthopedic Surgery HARRY WESTON, D. S. C. K. L. EUBANK, D. S. C. Physiology Chiropoaly H. W. SALTER, A. B., M. D. RUSSEL LowRY, A. B., M. D. Surgery Anatomy ROYAL G. GROSSMAN, M. D. M. AUGUST, A. B.. M. D. Psychology and Psychiatry Medz'cz'ne I L. E. SIEMON, B. Sc., M. D. J. E. FISHER, M. D. Medicine Dermatology C. H. VEROVITZ, M. D. A. M. KNOWLES, A. B., D. S. C. Circulatory Dislurbarzces Chiropody E. A. MARSHALL, A. B., M. D. W. W. DYCKES, B. S.. M. D. Histology ana' Pathology Bacteriology W. N. VIGOR, A. B.. M. D. L. L. SMITH. D. S. C. R. S. BEC!-IK. M. D. Physiology Shoe Therapy Physical Diagnosis l13l