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

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'WTR' A. I I . .B I Y' SENIOR WIVES EDICAL STUDENTS? IVES, ASSOCIATIO The Medical Students' Wives, Association is an organization with the main purpose of providing fellowship for the wives of the medical students. Membership is open to all wives and female medical students. Reg- ular meetings are held each month during the school year. These meetings are geared to the interests of the wives and consist of lectures, tours, discussions, etc. The Christ- mas Party held at the school for the faculty, students, and families is a project of the club. Our many thanks to these gallant girls who have worked and helped us in many ways to lighten the load during our stay in medical school. OFFICERS

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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.

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FRONT ROW 4L. to RJ: 5. Crowell, J. Mumma, B. Ailes, J. Watkins, B. Rosenberg, D. Metzner. SECOND ROW: D. Rodhard, D. Klelhorn, R. Mays. I.. Rurwell, R. Wyles, M. Kopelson, S. Stowe. THIRD ROW: P. Cruenberg, A. Lande, J. Ahutie, R. Rossen, B. Crafts, C. B. Esselstyn, D. Wallace, NU SIG A NU OFFICERS I. I R.: J. Watkins, P. Gruenln-rg, B. Crafts, L. Burwell, ,I. Renner U 'R ..v I Nu Sigma Nu is one of the oldest and largest medical fraternities in the country. The frater- nity participates actively in many phases of service to the students and medical community. The annual Torald Sollman lecture is spon- sored by the fraternity in honor of the Dean Emeritus of the School of Medicine. This year's speaker was H. W. Magoun, who spoke on some of the newer concepts of neural pathways in the hrain.