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

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Class President TOMULYSS MOODY President At long last, some twenty years of didactic and clinical education is about to be culminated, dreams are becoming reality, careers beginning. But in essence, the end is only the beginning. Today, more than ever before, the profession demands sev- eral important criteria of which we must be ever mindful. They are: Humility and humbleness before God in being given the privilege of practicing the healing art. Respect for our colleagues and above all for humanity. Honesty — with the patient and with ourselves. Service — wherever and whenever it ' s needed within the abilities of the physician. And above all else do your very best always ever bringing honor and respect to the word Physician. The best of health, happiness and success to all of you. 26

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ft V i«« GRADUATES 1959

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DAVID JOEL ABRAMS B.S., D.O. Dave was born in Baltimore, Maryland, on July 3, 1930. He was graduated from The University of Richmond. On Decem- ber 23, 1956, he married Eleanor Grace Sigclbaum and they have one child, Vickie Richelle. Dave served for two years in the United States Army Medical Corps. At Philadelphia College of Osteopathy, he joined the Lambda Omicron Gamma Fra- ternity, where he was senior educational chairman. RONALD HAROLD ABRAMS B.S., D.O. Ron was born in Philadelphia, Penn- sylvania on June ' 17, 1932. He was gradu- ated from Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. Ron joined us during our second year from Des Moines College of Osteopathy. At Philadelphia College of Osteopathy he has been active in the Lambda Omicron Gamma Fraternity, Hillel Society, Interfraternity Basketball League and Student Council, serving as President of Student Council in his senior year. Ron is a member of the advisory staff of the SYNAPSIS 19 59. 27