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

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. . . Dynamic speaker THOMAS F. SANTUCCI, D.O., M.Sc., F.A.C.O.P. Gentle practitioner IN RECOGNITION . . . We recognize Dr. Santucci as a physician imbued with the ideal of service and not the ambition for gain. In him we have met one who still speaks of his duties, in this society, in which almost everyone else speaks of his rights. This Physician and Teacher has imparted his knowledge of Pediatrics to us in the absence of dogmatism and prejudice, and in the presence of intellectual curiosity and flexibility. We will do well to remember this man if we are to fulfill our tasks as physi- cians, with professional quality and integrity, and with kind hearts and high ideals.

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relaxing at fraternity house You ' re on Candid Camera! DEDICATION BERNARD WITLIN, A.B., M.Sc, D.Sc. . . . and gladly would he learn, and gladly would he teach. Dr. Witlin ' s claitn to rank as a teacher is measured by his ability to foster the attitude of the student in those who study with him. He has indeed been successful in arousing our enthu- siasm, in communicating large ideas and in evoking our energies. Bernard Witlin ' s courses in Medical Microbiology, Tropical Medicine, Public Health and Preventive Medi- cine have indicated to us that medicine as a science in- cludes a social aspect and uses the methods of the natu- ral sciences to obtain its objectiv es: to promote health, to restore health, and to prevent disease. With the passage of years, medicine becomes, above all, the prevention of disease and the promotion of health, and it is in this field that Dr. Witlin has spent much of his life. The class of 1962 thanks him for his efforts on their behalf, and for the spontaneity and freshness of his pre- sentations. We wish him a long association with the osteo- pathic profession . some fond memoirs

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North center clinic AROUND THE CAMPUS Or. Barth addresses ground-breaking well wishers A view from the top