Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine - Aesculapian Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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R STUDE T COMMITTEE EDICAL EDUCATIO The Student Committee on Medical Education of the Class of 1961 worked on many matters pertaining to the education of students which were not covered in the regular curriculum. They conducted polls on various matters to determine class opinion on medi- cal education and also sponsored a lecture series on the various types of medical practice. A vote of thanks is due Drs. W. Sakami and B. Spock for their interest and guidance as advisors for the SCME. Many other faculty members were present at meetings and helped to deepen the commit'tee's understanding of problems in advancing medical educa- tion. Left to Right: R. Rossen, C. B. Esselstyn, R. Foster, A. Blank, C. Drach, A. Hinman. J. Fricker.

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SITTING IL. to RJ: C. Keck. E. Ackell, E. Pattishall. M. Marcus. STANDING: C. Cray, A. Lande, B. Ailes, .l. Hopper, E. Weeks, L. Levy, J. Strain, C. Oestermeyer G. Weaver, T. Spackman, R. Katz. STUDE T COUNCIL The Student Council represents the student body and supports all activities which are in the best interest of the students. Each year the Council sponsors the Freshman-Faculty Picnic, and a Fall and Spring Dance for both students and faculty. Last year the Council initiated the first annual Spring Scientific Meeting, at which a student from each department of the school presented a paper on his research project. Lunch was served and a speech by Maxwell M. Wintrohe capped the days activities. The Council also sponsors monthly coffee hours to provide an informal atmosphere and opportunity for students and faculty to become better acquainted. v

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FHUNT ROW IL. to RJ: Nl. Marcus, M. Kaye, M. Broder. J. Seidensticker, Dr. H. J. Tucker. R. Bahler. BACK ROW: J. Picken, R. Kendrick, C. F. Kurtz, J. Stephenson, D. Havre, L. Levy. Pres. J. Picken Y. Pre-. C. F. Kurtz Seq'-Treas. D. Becker fhlviayrs, Drs. H. Tucker, R. Izant. ANN SOCIETY The Hamann Society was founded in 1938 in honor of Dr. Carl A. Hamann, former Dean and Professor of Anatomy. The purpose of the organization is to provide an opportun- ity for upperclass students of medicine to meet and consider topics of special medical interest. Each Spring the Hamann Society sponsors the annual Junior-Senior Banquet produced by the entire senior class. The evening is highlighted by an exchange of cheers by stu- dents and faculty poking fun at each other afterwhich the seniors present a series of skits depicting a studentis eye view of life at W.Il.Ll., School of Medicine.