Temple University School of Medicine - Skull Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Labor Omnia Vincit To the Class of 3J. THIS is an event long hoped for, long despaired of, but which has finally come to pass. For four long years you have labored and struggled with lectures, laboratories, conferences, clinics and textbooks, keeping your footsteps directed toward a goal which you have finally reached. Your associations during this time will have an important bearing on your future. They who were instrumental in giving you new ideas and better methods, imbued you with higher ideals and exerted beneficent influences, have had as much parental interest in you as they who gave you brawn and sinew. Responsibilities now shift. You will no longer be judged by your instructors, for any errors or shortcomings you will not be answerable to your professors, but to your consciences. Your obligation is the care of human beings and the prolongation of their lives, a most worthy labor. Never before has the art and science of medicine offered so many means of accurate diagnosis and successful treatment both of disease and of accident as it offers today. Medicine in all its branches is the one science whose aim is to alleviate suffering, to save limb and prolong life. This is a glorious and sacred duty, and it has been done nobly, often at the sacrifice of the lives of its heroes. The privileges and opportunities which you en joyed at the Temple 1'niversity Medical School will always remain with you. The promise of the future of your Alma Mater rests with you of the graduating class and your successors. See to it that you cherish a noble ambition to achieve success by deserving success. I congratulate you on entering so deservedly honored a profession. Your success will depend upon what your intelligence, your judgment, vour character and your efforts make it. That vour professional activities will be reflected in a life’s work well done is the abiding good wish of Your friend and teacher. Thirteen

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The Shull Staff Editor-in-Chicf Rocc.o F. Tarasi Assistant Editor Hkrbert H. Herskovitz Business Monager Joseph C. Bolton Assistant Business Manager Mitchell K. Katz Associate Editors Edward Bierer Ambrose Li; pc ho Harry Jay Epstien Joseph Schwartzman Art Editor V incent Bove, III Assistant Art Editors Kenneth Corson Peter Legints Samuel Greenfield Lazarus Pen nock A dvertising Manager Edward Klee Assistant Advertising Managers Harry Cherken R- Louis Silverman Photographic Manager Arthur Weiss Assistant Photographic Manager Dominic Siberski Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Manager Marvin Evans Kenneth Pkopst Historian Jacob Pomerantz Fifteen