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

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Welcome to Hahnemannv-, this was the keynote of the first week of the budding medical career of the class of 58. Entrance into this new World was made less apprehensive by the friendly atmosphere Woven by both upperclassmen and faculty members, as the Freshmen took their place in pursuit of their lifeis ambition as so many had done be- fore them. XVould they be able to live up to their own personal dreams, to the aspirations of their friends and family back home, and now to the unbounding confidence that the entire Hahnemann family seemed to have in them? It seemed a staggering task but a challenge met eagerly, as acquaintances Were started With classmates, professors, cadayers, and mic- roscopes. A history of the freslnnen year need not be set down in writing, for to every member of the class, memories of that first year will not easily be forgotten. Experiences, phrases, and yes, even sounds Cremember the tinkling of colored pencils on the floor of classroom A in the middle of Dr. Angulos lectureill, will be Well remembered out of that first years strug- gle. After years have gone by they will still think back to this year and say, I could have sworn I failed that anatomy finaln. But new Worlds are left to be conquered as the freshman is met by the encouraging words of his sophomore brother who warns, 'Wait till l U next Vearu. President: John E. Sudol Vice-President: Carl E. Reichert Secretary: Audrey R. Krauss lim- V Treasurer: John J. Pollack

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