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Synapsis: Philadelphia Campus (1944) Philadelphia College of Osteopathy Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine DigitalCommons@PCOM All Yearbooks PCOM Yearbooks 1944 Synapsis: Philadelphia Campus (1944) Philadelphia College of Osteopathy Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.pcom.edu/yearbooks Part of the Medicine and Health Sciences Commons Recommended Citation Philadelphia College of Osteopathy, "Synapsis: Philadelphia Campus (1944)" (1944). All Yearbooks. Book 57. http://digitalcommons.pcom.edu/yearbooks/57 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the PCOM Yearbooks at DigitalCommons@PCOM. It has been accepted for inclusion in All Yearbooks by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@PCOM. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ^ - NANUS/— TME YNAPSI PUBLISHED BV (T J The^wiokCiass Class ^Qc{MkI944 Pheadeiphia (allege. OF OSTEOPATHV 1 THEN NOW **„» *.!< " A ' tfipuBP* ft> «p< " this :, my parents *; ^ r, !ook - , iSitolcaanoA . ,\ - % m&^B^&^M - v ^^e"^ ' - ...,,^^<^; g& <***<**;; i 33 ' .,,-,r vtiunm/r- & finales n ,' ^-v,,vw/ jfS , ' "Sft/i -' ' ,. (iro "I 7,:,r/^ '< • • !11\" K DR. EDGAR O. HOLDEN FAREWELL TO DEAN HOLDEN After nineteen years as Dean of the College of Osteopathy, the pressure of ill-health and a desire to devote his entire time to his private practice has forced Dr. Edgar O. Holden to resign. Dr. Holden graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1916 and in 1922 became a graduate of the Osteopathic College. In 1924, Dr. Holden became Dean and immediately plunged himself into educational work. For many years in addition to his work as Dean, he served as Superintendent of the Osteopathic Hospital, Chairman of the Board of Osteopathic Hospitals and also as National Hospital Inspec- tor of the American Osteopathic Association. In recognition of his nationally known work as author, lecturer and educator, Dr. Holden was given the Degree of Doctor of Letters by the College in 1940. To Dean Holden, we say good luck, good health and thanks for a good job, well done. Synapsis Staff. GREETINGS TO THE STUDENTS OF P.C.O. With the closing of the current year, P.C.O. will have rounded out forty-five years of teaching of the Osteopathic philosophy and my own private practice of that art and science parallels this period. I, accord- ingly, feel that I may be justified by virtue of my long experience in practice, in assuring you of a sense of security in the choice of your prospective profession. Forty-five years is a long time in the pursuit of one following or service. But it is not too long if one seeks to acquaint himself with the possibilities of an unfolding and evolving science or engagement. Every day new problems and involvements present themselves especially in the therapeutic field and if you are conscientious and sincere in solving them you will become more and more proficient in your service and correspond- ingly more and more a blessing to humanity. And to all of you who are conscientiously convinced that the great- est therapeutic truth lies in the Osteopathic philosophy, to you I say persevere to the end. Our Osteopathic Colleges have achieved a high degree of educational efficiency and I am pleased to advise you that a survey of the remuneration of the physicians of the several schools of therapy shows that the Osteopathic physicians' average from practice overtops the emolument of all others by 2 5 to 50 percent. Always keep in mind that the Osteopathic philosophy is founded upon the biological axiom that normal physiological life represents bio- logical cell response to normal environment conditions; that disease repre- sents biological cell response to abnormal environmental conditions; there- fore the cure of disease is to restore and the prevention of disease is to maintain normal cell environment. Also please remember that the Osteo- pathic therapeutic procedure embraces all such practices as help to restore normality without impairing vitality. Students of the P.C.O.,—I salute you. I congratulate you on your choice of profession. I wish you Godspeed. After forty-five years of experience, and if I were to live my life over again, I would again choose to be an Osteopathic Physician. Sincerely Yours, Co-founder Dr. O. J. Snyder. \ DR. O. J. SNYDER RALPH FARRINGTON Art Editor STANLEY SCHIOWITZ Business Manager EDWARD J. ROPULEWICZ Editor-in-Chief SALVATORE AQUILA Photographic Editor CHARLES LODOWSKI Literary Editor DR. ANDREW TAYLOR STILL Founder of Osteopathy 1828 1917 science of osteopathy. No human hand I do not claim to be the author of this have discovered it.—A. T. Still. framed its laws; I ask no greater honor than to Dr. Edgar O. Holden Dean A. B„ D. O., Litt. D. Dr. D. S. B. Pennock M. P., D. O., D. Sc. Professor of Surgery Dr. Edward G. Drew D. O.. D. Sc, F. A. C. O. S. Professor of Gynecology Professor of Clinical Surgery Professor Emeritus Dr. H. Willard Sterrett D. O., M. Sc, F.A.C.O.S. Professor of Uro'.ogy H. Walter Evans D. O., M. Sc. Professor of Obstetrics Ralph L. Fischer D. O., M. Sc. Prof, of Practice of Osteopathy Dr. Russell C. Erb B. S., M. S. in Chemistry F. A. 1. C, D. Sc, Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology Dr. Herbert V. Durkee D. O., M. Sc Prof, of Histology Dr. C. Haddon Soden D. O., M. Sc. Prof, of Osteopathic Therapeutics Dr. George S. Rothmeyer D. O., M. Sc. Prof, of Anatomy Dr. J. Francis Smith D. O., M. Sc. Prof, of Neuro-Psychiatry Dr. Francis J. Smith D. O., M. Sc. Prof, of Anesthesiology Dr. Paul T. Lloyd D. O., M. Sc. Prof, of Radiology Dr. Joseph F. Py D. O.. M. Sc. Prof, of Bacteriology-Hygiene Dr. J. Ernest Leuzinger D. O., M. Sc, F. I. S. O. Prof, of Otolaryngology Bronchoscopy Dr. Otterbein Dressier D. O., M. Sc. Prof, of Pathology Dr. Ruth E. Tinley D. O., M. Sc. Prof, of Pediatrics Dr. Edwin H. Cressman D. O., M. Sc. Prof, of Dermatology and Syphilology Dr. William Baldwin, Jr. M. A., D. O. Prof, of Physiology Dr. Antonio Abeyta B. S., D. O. Clinical Prof, of Ophthalmology £>r. Wilbur P. Lutz D. O. Clinical Prof, of Osteopathy Dr. Wm. C. Weisbecker D. O. Associate Prof, of Physiology Dr. John Eimerbrink D. O. Associate Professor of Osteopathic Therapeutics Di . Francis E. G ruber D. O. Associate Professor of Obstetrics Dr. Angus G. Cathie D. O. Prof, of Anatomy Carlton Street D. O., M. Sc. Associate Professor of Thoracic Surgery James M. Eaton D. O. Associate Professor of Orthopedic Surgery Earl F. Riceman D. O. Associate in Practice of Osteopathy William F. Daiber D. O. Associate in Practice of Osteopathy Leo C. Wagner D. O., M. Sc. Associate in Practice of Osteopathy Herman Kohn D. O. Associate in Obstetrics James A. Frazer JJ. O. Associate in Osteopathic Therapeutics Galen F. Young D. O. Associate in Surgery Guy S. Deming- A. B., D. O. Associate in Research and Instructor in Principles Joseph B. Rapp D. O. Associate in Bacteriology Arthur M. Flack, Jr. A. B., D. O. Associate in Gynecology Kenneth L. Senior B. S. Associate Professor of Chemistry Blanche C. Allen A. B., B. E., D. O. Lecturer in Neuro-Anatomy Raymond Juni P. O. Instructor in Otolaryngology and Bronchoscopy Harold Brunei- t>. O. Assistant in Bacteriology F. Munro Purse, D.O. Clinical Assistant in Pediatrics Dewaine Gedney, D.O. Clinical Assistant in Gynecology William L. Tannenbaum Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Therapeutics Victor Fisher, D.O. Assistant in Clinical Osteopathy Boyd B. Button, D.O. Instructor in Department of Pathology in Charge of Clinical Laboratory Joseph L. Root, III, D.O. Clinical Professor of Osteopathy Frederick Long, D.O., M.Sc, Professor of Principles & Research Marion A. Dick, D.O., Clinical Professor of Neurology & Psychiatry William Spaeth, D.O., Associate Professor of Pediatrics Harman Y. Kiser, D. O., Associate Professor of Surgery John L. Fuller, D.O., Associate Professor of Psychiatry Kenneth L. Wheeler, D.O., M.Sc, Assistant Professor of Radiology Michael Coleman, D.O., Associate in Proctology Beryl Arbuckle, D.O., Associate in Pediatrics Clarence Baldwin, D.O., Associate in Pathology in John J. McFIenry, D.O., Associate Practice of Osteopathy M. Philip Lessig, D. O., Associate in Parasitology Joseph L- Hayes, D.O., Associate in Clinical Osteopathy Edward Thieler, Jr., D.O., Lecturer in Industrial Hygiene Robert C. McDaniel, D.O., Demonstrator of Clinical Osteopathy Enrique Vergara, A.B., D.O., Demonstrator of Proctology Lois Shantz, D.O., Demonstrator of Pathology H. Paul Bellew, D.O., Demostrator of Protobiology William McDougall, B.S., D.O., Instructor in Urology William Barnhurst, D.O., Instructor in Hematology David Schuman, D.O., Instructor in Osteopathic Theapeutics Lester W. Kent, D.O., Instructor in Physiology Helen Ellis, D.O., Instructor in Bacteriology LeMar Eisenhut, D.O., Assistant in Anatomy George Hylander, D.O., Assistant in Clinical Osteopathy Jacob L. Lebow, P.D., D. O., Assistant in Osteopathic Therapeutics Robert Whinney, D.O., Assistant in Anatomy William Morris, Jr., D.O., Assistant in Clinical Osteopathy Julian Mines, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Obstetrics Ernest Ruzicka, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Podiatry Harriet Gosper, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Obstetrics George Guest, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Otolarynology Theodore Loux, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Therapeutics Harry N. Kerr, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Urology Harry C. Hessdorfer, D.O., Director of Clinics Harry I. Stein, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Otolaryngology Harry Binder, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Practice David Cragg, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Dermatology John Sheetz, Jr., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Otolarynology Harry Breitman, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Pediatrics Francis M. White, A.B., M.A., Instructor in Embryology Morton Greenwald, A.B., D.O., Fellow in Pathology Harry Kochman, D.O., Fellow in Pathology Samuel Brint, D.O., Fellow in Clinical Osteopathy Ailleen Corbin, A.B., D.O., Fellow in Bacteriology Nancy Court, D.O., Fellow in Pediatrics John Kelch, D.O., Fellow in Clinical Osteopathy Viola Kruener, B.S., D.O., Fellow in Principles of Osteopathy Alexander Mazerski, A.B., D.O., Fellow in Pathology Spencer Bradford, D.O., Fellow in Clinical Osteopathy Edward Holroyd, D.O., Fellow in Obstetrics Miss Mary L.
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