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

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interests of clarifi explanation of what is to follow in the remainder of this report is in order. In the proceeding pages, we have briefly outlined the events leading to the discovery and partial reconstruction of this previ- ously unknown Terran medical training facility — now known to have been termed PCOM. , In the pages immediately following, we include What we believe is a relatively complete listing of the teaching and political figures of the institu- tion. Following this, we have attempted to recon- struct, from student accounts, the order and scope of training as presented at this institution. This endeavor was simplified by the discovery of the rather complete account of a single, exem- plary class — that of the graduating year 1973. Individual members of this class are depicted in the final section of this report. Further, we have allotted additional space for other classes and organizations existing at that time, in order that a clearer picture of the era might be obtained. Finally, we gratefully acknowledge the gener- ous support of our many sponsors and patrons, whom we have taken the liberty of listing in a mall section of the report which follows

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R yrribnd A. Adelizzi « Harvey V.Apple A. Douglas Chervenak John M, Ferrette Joshua M. FIglm L Jourdan Greye Rupert C. Hartmann Jon B. Hinderer Jerome M. Horwitz iVtasrk A. nifeider Marc E. Jaffe rry E. Kogan Efarry M. Krein Joseph A. LaCavera James R. Pritchard j R. Gary Rainey Henry Sadekji William Shay Eric E. Shore Jeffrey L. Topkss David Weiss

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As previously discussed, student memoirs of the era account- ed for the majority of historical material upon which this report is based. Utilizing these sources, we present in this section those individuals possessing the highest level of teaching ability. J