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

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M TO ip§a§ a s Edited by JOHN TULLY Narrative by George Ross Starr, Jr. Thomas M. MacFarlane, Jr. Photography by Joseph Morsello Published by the Junior Class Philadelphia College of Osteopathy Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ni- i — -

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ONE DAY . . . almost always, the mind, wandering back to the past, fixes upon that one day. One day a word was heard, a sight witnessed, a person met, an event experi- enced. Rarely is it the third of November ... or the fifteenth of April . . . rarely does remembrance yield so specific a segment of the crowded past . . . the past at once so clear and yet so softly blurred. Always — almost always — to the mind reflecting, to the voice reminiscing, it is i» i ii ii one day . . . ONE DAY . . . not any particular day . . . not a day of so many consecutive seconds, minutes, hours . . . not a day in January ... or June. It is that one day . . . that vague, composite day, measured, not in time, but in memories. This book is one day ... it is Fall, Winter, Spring . . . all classes are held, all functions attended. Briefly, it is