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

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WITH PHRASES . AND PHASES arroll Burgoon. Garth Boericke, M.D., LD., Head of Depart- Head of the Depart- :ent of Dermaiology. ment of Therapeutics. aniel Marino, M.D., Lowell Lane, M.D., ssistant Professor of Clinical Professor of 'edicine. Medicine. N F C 'fl 0. fm 'Xu Stanley Riemann, M.D., Head of the De- partment of Oncology. f.,,r,, TI J., B. , ,F-1 A If in J Drs. Tedeschi, Taggart, Brown, Greene and Ludwig. 1

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I Ld , U, c ' u 1 '...3 G f, -1.-Nm I 'eu . 3 ,I ry 'W ff L , Q, U . m s t 3' '1-31 ' ,' ' .. .LAM H., ,. W. Lf 1,3 . ,Ig .Iwi li' 5 40. 'P QJ3 'Z' H ,yu , ' : .f-. vm 1' ? -rqPw.'.1:Af 4, , we-' V s.. .. fx--1 ' Charles Thompson, M.D., Acting Head of the Division of Medicine. James Donaldson, M.D., Acting Head of Department of Medi- cine. B. Marvin Hand, M.D. -Head of the De- partment of Neurol- ogy. Just take one-third of the hematocrit. I8 WE BECOME FAMILIAR Crooks, cardiacs and conferences made senior medical clinics an interesting and generous afternoonfull. Rotating swiftly through a wide range of sub-specialties, we variously found our- selves immersed in urinalysis at eight, crying the insulin bluesg stalking, gun and camera in hand, down the intestinal canal, or straining stapes with a hi fi stethoscope. Four weeks on affilia- tion gave us welcome respite from the rigors of life in the ex- school house, and a chance to review and reflect on the experiences past and the opportunities of the years to come. We left medicine sadder but wiser, still wondering if anyone could have passed that junior final. , . x- X - - . .QS ' if t A J. Antrim Crellin, George D. Geckler, V. B. O. Hammett, M.D. - Clinical Pro- M.D. -- Clinical Pro- M.D. - Head of the fessor of Medicine. fessor of Medicine. Department .of Psy- chiatry. za The Klutz Kuna. 7

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, , ,- Dr. W. H. Maloney, Head of the Department of Bron- choesophagology and Laryngology. 20 'X rs .X ! y THE FIRST INCISION . Plunging into a new and bewildering environment, we in our junior year, found ourselves in the aseptic citadels of surgery, spreading pathogens far and wide, and making chaos of the sacred rituals so zealously practiced by those Vestal virgins of the O.R. With anthropoid cunning, we mimed our way through the first scrub, wary of straying too far from the resident whose every action was our guide. Soon, in the natural course of things, we were retracting with aplomb and snipping sutures with the best of them, taking care to never, never get in the way. Aside from supplying horse power to the idiot sticks fretractorsj we took multitudes of histories, carefully performed routine lab work under the voluble tyranny of 5th Main's Latin Cassandra, and held lively confer- ences with our deceptively boyish chief resident. The trimester soon fled, leaving us with a heightened respect for the man in the mask and a fresh realization of the awesome task of those who wield the knife. DEPARTMENT or SURGERY W. L. Martin, Professor and Head of the Department Professor: T. L. Doyle Clinical Professor: T. C. Geary Associate Professors: E. F. Carpenter. P. J. Crotzinger, W. Y. Lee. A. E. Pearce. E. D. Sharpless. F. Tropea, Jr., A. W. Ulin Assistant Professors: W. C. Kirkland. W. C. Thoroughgood Associates: A. S. Ayella,, C. J. Rilling, E. L. Rosato, C. L. Sacks, J. W. Smith Instructors: V. J. Cattie. C. E. Thomas Teaching Fellows: R. Bower, T. C. Watson