Drexel University College of Medicine - Medic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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'Cm' Without the stomach tube the science ot Gastroenterology would still be in the Dark Ages, and probably is, anyway, for all we know. Dr. Lester L. Bower started it all our Iunior year. During the first semester we were at classes, but he wasnt During the second semester he was and we weren't, or vice versa. Dr. Ricketts during our Senior years showed us the tech- nique ol looking into places we never dreamed we'd see. And Dr. Pierro vainly tried to lure Dr. Boerickes Therapeutic section over to room C on Tuesday afternoons? Or was it Thursday? Those who got past lVlax's report it was well worth the effort. . 73

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EARL B. CRAIG, M.D., F.A.C.S., F.I.C.S. Professor and Head of Department ot Gynecology M.D., Hahnemann Medical College, 19065 M.D., Ietlerson Medical College, 19085 Alpha Sigma, American College ot Surgeons, American Board of Obstetrics and GynecolOgY: M.A. in Medi- cine DEPARTMENT STAFF: E. C. Hessert, B. V. MacFadyeng D. A. Roman, A. R. Seraphing A. W. Waddingtong A. A. Hartley, F. B. Smyth, I. W. Smith. yl'l0C0 Ogg il Cicero, thou shoulclst be living at this hour. The gentle art of forensics culminates in Dr. Craig. His Shakespearean voice, his ministerial gestures, his pregnant pauses during which some transcendental point of Gynecology sank into our belabored brains, all helped make Tuesday morning at nine one of the best hours of the week. In spite ot his complete command of the lat- est trends in Gynecology, Dr. Craig is never- theless a physician and scholar of the old school. With much of his training obtained abroad, he has made available to us concepts of Anatomy and Physiology which are not yet being taught in this country. His qualities as a teacher and his enthusiasm for Gynecology have attracted many members ot this class to his field.