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

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class oi ' At Fort Hahnemann, where many a night we stood guard, one letter, N, persistently plagued us throughout our junior yearg sweet nightmares suddenly disrupted by a voice: You have three more N cases for O.R. in the morning. Then, with sleepy eyes and even sleepier bodies, We marched down the 12th Floor corridor to carry out the orders of our superiors, to observe dilatation and eifacement, take histories, scrub, and spend hours in the 6th Floor lab. We sagaciously stood at attention through the various specialties, awaiting the senior year when we would reluctantly, but graciously, replace the present antiquated occupants. Front Row: Howard Lowell, Lee Leomporra, Joe Formichella, Ron Clearfield, jack Hepler, Han-y Carnes. Third Row: A,-ny David Thomas, 10113 Moore, Bob Aldafld, L99 101105, Virgil Goldman, George Cole, Don Strehler, John Ditunno, Al Beatty, Stoltzfus, Bob Bickel. Second Row: Pat Boccagno, Marty Stein, Jim Kahl, Ron Birkenfeld, Chet Cornog. Gerry Kaiser, Frank Sterba, Ivan Leaman, Gene Bentley, Irv Beran, If .,