Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons - P and S Yearbook (New York, NY)

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SAMUEL R. DETXVILER HANS CLARKE A amfonzy Bi0rbez11iJ!ry UR relations with the OHicers of Instruc- tion of the Faculty of Medicine -for so they are called in the Catalogue-have been be- nign enough, although there were times when we wondered about the reassurances Dr. Truex had given us in First Year. You may remember how he told us 1101 to regard the Faculty as enemies, but as guides along the long road, and so on. Group paranoia, as with any student body, never- theless seized us at times, and we felt a little like rioters behind slender street barricades. flinging futile sticks and stones against the tear gas and Dr, Harry Smith denouncing anarchy among cells, - xc aa 1, ' -:vet fl rr K . ' --1 X:- J .. MAGNLVS I. GREGERSEN HARRY P. SMITH Physiology Pathology heavy artillery of a numerous and ruthless con- stabulary. Who for example, will ever forget Dr. Atkin- S0l'1'S question about the muscles of mastication, with diagrams, on the second exam in Gross Anatomy? Or Dr. Truex's f'let's-tie-all-the-loose- ends-together lectures in which he tore at break- neck speed through the intricacies of the dience- phalon, heedless of the fact that we were miles behind him howling in outer darkness? Or Dr. Harry Smiths lessons in sharpening colored pen- cils with a razor? Or Second Year Surgery with Dr. Gilman pausing to extoll the cat, 'E , .M 1 as tx N5 D li I ffg. V: bu X x ' '1 i .-4 V -ar I 4 4-J, ' wi- X , V 4 ' v ' v . l 'A - ' 'l 1