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

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in appreciation I B Edwin H. Cressman D.O. M.Sc. Osteopathic Medicine — Professor —

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YEARBOOK DEDICATION It has been customary each year for the senior class to dedicate their yearbook to that person whom they feel has contributed most to their education. This year is no exception. The cooperative effort of the students and their families is frequently taken for granted, and the senior class has decided to bring this contribution into the realm of recognition. Lest the honor of this dedication be diluted by the numbers sharing it, let each student feel the honor his. This reward, in keeping with tradition, comes not for one ' s own achievements, but for what he has done for others. Just as all teachers do not contribute equally to our education, so each stu- dent has contributed in his own way. Let each person ' s conscience determine the proportion of honor deserved. We cannot begin to ennumerate all the ways in which our families and friends have helped us. The years of preparation through which our parents have supported us, the sacrifices of our wives, and the encouragement of our friends tend to be obscured, but should now be recalled. This is the time and here is the place to record our gratitude. There is space below for each of us to write the names of those people to whom we feel most indebted. Perhaps some day we shall return to this book and recall our debts.

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Administration Frederic H. Barth, B.S., D.Sc, L.L.D. President Paul H. Thomas, B.S., D.O., PH.D. Dean, Coordinator of Research and Director of Postdoc- toral Studies. J