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

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Iliilllllll l- 1 I I did it with my little hatchet. fu-vi You should see this guy's hemiazygous. '5- Everytime I see a giraffe I think of long axons- 'lf ,sh i Alas, poor Yorick . . . Armand W. Angulo Associate Professor of Anatomy ASCENDING COLUMNS, descending columns, red and gray and white and aboriginal nuclei . . . Machine gun dieta- tion by Truex, with awe and respect for his talent . . . A multitude of polyehroniatic tissue sections . . . A geographic coinplex of geoinetric drawings . . . The orange stick our weapon and the hypothalamus our nemesis. I C 'n

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Department of E ,4-A .4.,pr' ,mv- L .N Raymond C. Truex Professor and Head, Division of Anatomy THE SHOCK or the unique didactics of Paff . . . The grim bravado upon first introduction to our cadavers . . . At 'first dainty dissectiong with anatomic maturity free swinging evisceration . . . 25,000 new terms, and a race With the clock in the practicals . . . The thorax in four days and four interminable Weeks on the head and neck . . . Pungent aromas, mnemonics, and rat- tling bone boxes. ,X .Q-I 1 X . tx' , t ,Z George H. Paif Professor of Anatomy Eau de cadavre 9' .str .fall si hu N Three-and-a-half Musketeers.

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Chemi tr it 4 I Q ' Dr. John Boyd Professor and Head, Department of Biological Chemistry ' su., A V. M' . Diabetes sure makes it taste sweet Now who was on the purine diet? 1-'X1 4 Cooking School BOTTLES AND TUBES and flasks and stinks and an awareness of electrolytes and the structure of hemoglobin . . . Daily rosters by Chandler, and the happy acquaintance of a man named Boyd . . . The youthful genius of Alper and the quiet talent of DeFrates . . . We read about Houssay dogs and treat hyper- glycemic rabbits . . . We boil down great mounds of anonymous hair into the elixer of life. Will it make out my income tax? l l l x 4 E l I! s