Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine - Synapsis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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)t pmp i i ubltsl7r by Slip iUtuior Class of the piitlaiiclplita GToUcgc of (Dstcopatliy {Jlliln rlpl1t , Primayluanin llolumr the ifirst 1925 (J. ,

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Wi)t pnapsiisi cHcuing as luc So, tliat tliis aumtal rompilation is to scruc in a capacity aUeg0ricaUi; shittlar to tiic attatoiittc unit in tliat tt is to cucr cont- munxcatr the pcrsonttcl atti» actiuitirs of one phase of aniiitatcit cxistmtcc to aiiotlicr more rcntotc; that it shall traxisutit in tlic absence of a corporeal assoriattoix; attit tltat its preser- uatiott luill make for an orijaiiiseti,co-or iitateii, integrateii, osteopathic lul ole; lue, representing anil execnting tl e luill of tl)e iUtnior Class of 1924-25, Do iiientifg it ' (ri|e Synapsis- iiHag the snpplications for its longeuity, solicitatioxis for its maintenance, anii beseccl ings for tl|e realisation of its salnbrions pnrposes enronnter coriiialitg in tl7e hani»s of onr snccessors. VBc present for gonr inspection, luitlii tl?e l nmble felicity of achieuement,

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Jforeluorb 5 hc priuilcgc of partiripattitg in so jirofomtti au ruHraunr aiii» rxpertcitrtng tlir ultiiitatc spusatinn ai xutriitaic ioy, is for but a feiu. fflr nrr truly happy. Hlr hauc hrrciti cssayrfi to tabulate auti ac- curately portray tbr iJiucra existences a ni cneryies of this, our clierislieft Alnta iMatcr. If such seems not complete, let us l ' re preclulle any possibility of such recurriuy by pleiiyiny onrselucs to support in eoery measure, tlje labors of our luortl y successors — tl e Class of ' 2T.