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

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T Ml Inl 19 3 8 • fiiUished by THE JUNIOR CLASS OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY Alan Snider. Editor-in-Chief Raymond Ruberg Associate Editor Ruth Franz Assistant Editor Walter Smtteson Literary Editor Jacob Hickman Business Staff George Northlp. . Advertising Manager Ray Bryan Photographic Editor Jack Green Photographic Editor ' Hi oi o

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r LIFE is short, opportunity fleeting, judgment difficult, treatment easy; but treatment after thougiit.is proper and profitable. The true import of these philosophical words of Hippocrates, uttered over two thousand years ago, is most clearh realized by those who know and practice the art and science of Osteopathy. The correlation between the hand and the brain must be very intimate; but the manual processes must be forever preceded by the mental, and subjugated to them at all times if we are to achieve the ultimate attainments which this school of therapy, above all others, is capable of producing. The true Osteopath is the true physician, dedicating his life to the relief of human suffering through the development of the true art and science of healing. To more vividly portray the close correlation of Mens et Manus the Synapsis of 1938 is published.