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

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q Bl DEDIOlTIOm . . . It is customary to dedicate a year book to an outstanding member of the college. This year, we would like to choose two men. First, To Dr. Otterbein Dressier, retiring dean, for his many contributions in our behalf. Second, To a man whose continuous efforts and interest in behalf of we students are little short of amazing in these times of busy men. Those of us who know him will readily understand. To those who have yet to meet him, you may well look forward to it. To Dr. Galen S. Youhg then, our humble thanks.

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■»s- 3n iWemoriam JOHN EIMERBRIXK, D.O. It has been said that there is no indispens- able man. Perhaps, but the loss of Dr. Eimer- brink makes us wonder. To our little minds we surmise only that someone up there must have needed an osteopath and tliey took the best. LOUIS G. SCHACTERLE With the death of Mr. Schacterle went one of the corner stones of our College. We will mourn his loss. We are, however, fortunate that so much of what he has done will remain behind with us so that the building does not topple.

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MISS ALLEN, MRS. CATAXESE— Our new Registrar and her very capable assistant peruse the new roll system. MRS. FRANCES H. BEISEL— Librarian. IDMIIISTRITIO