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

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Zzwmlkep' NUMBER of years ago while an invited and unimportant guest at a gathering of distinguished educators in all walks of life, I was greatly impressed by the char- acter ofthe addresses and the discussions they evoked. ln particular one of the speakers in discussing the writing activities of young men and women in their early college years emphasized the importance of literary activity and had occasion to express his satis- faction over the year books issued by students in his own Alma Mater. He further em- phasized the important balance in construction and character needed to make these publications of more than passing interest. He illustrated that a number of these year books had achieved for the individuals concerned distinction in literary and scientific fields. Obviously, the moral of his talk involved the obligation, wherever possible, for students to enter into year book activity earnestly and seriously enough to make their contributions worth while reading. Since the inception of the Occopodian I have been gratified by the merit and note of continued progress shown by the book, finding each issue a definite improvement upon its immediate predecessor, because of which l congratulate those responsible for the current issue of the Occopodian on the high character of the book and am certain that it will show as in the past a guide and incentive for future efforts. Lester E. Siemon President 056

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L. E. Siemon, MD President

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5 5 '-nngq, . l' 'w'v1..u u ' A, Max S. Harmolin, D.S.C. Dean