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

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COHENH Foreword Dedication Messages In Memoriam 6,7 8,9 10 Freshmen 12- 18 Sophomores 19- 26 Juniors 27- 44 Seniors 45- 56 Organizations 57- 71 School Administration 74- 85 School of Nursing 86-110

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FOREWORD Yearbooks are really a lot of memories, pleasurable or otherwise, enclosed between two covers. Years later you may look back to your book and recall events in your school life that passing years have made difficult to clearly remember. We will endeavor in these few pages to bring back these memories, not for now, because we are still too close to them, but for five — ten years from now. This book represents four years of work and its accompanying good times to the class that published it and to every class indirectly. We will try to take you through the four years, one by one: the bewildered Fresh- men, cocky Sophomores, serious Juniors, and finally the again bewildered Seniors. We are indebted to the Nurse ' s class of 1941 for combining their annual with the Synapsis and allowing for a finer and larger book. We thank the faculty and student body for their willing cooperation, and in return. hope that a few years from now )0u will be grateful for this doorway to the past.

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D [ D C Thoughts of dedication mean choosing a person who has been outstanding in our school lives for the four years we are here; a person who has spent most of his time and effort for the past decade in behalf of the students and the Hospital. There is only one man who teaches all four classes. The Freshmen meet him on their first morning and learn to connect him with Gray ' s. The Sophomores see him on the fourth floor and more anatomy. The Juniors follow him into the Hospital as externes and finally the Seniors have him again for review. His service may not have been as long in period of years as some of our older men, but in total hours he surpasses all. Between his positions as Medical Director of the Hospital, Student Health Director, Prosector, and the essence of anatomy in P. CO., he is practically on twenty-four-hour duty. The Freshman ' s Friend, one of the leading forces in our institution and a true osteopathic physician. We give you— DR. ANGUS G. CATHIE.