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

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if 55239 -3.+-f-:1- - 6 Pr:x'r '1 l l . Dr. Crowell From Playboy . . . Oh, She's down stairs To anyone else, it was good ole' 1965, but to the mem- bers of Hahnemannis Microbiology dept. it was, Ugh that year! All we wanted as sophomores was to stamp out lives and save disease. You couldn't really blame anyone when we dropped the deadly creeping and man and cattle killing anthrax in the middle of the lab, or even when we mis- labeled the typhoid as harmless , or widely disseminated those spiro-whatcha macallits via the fecal-oral route after those pipetting accidents. You couldnit even blame us for those experimental mice dyingg just because no one came in on Sunday to give them their antibiotics. We gave them twice as much the day before, anyway. QCould that be why they died? Hum.J Maybe it was self defense when the microbiologists decided to stamp out sophomores and save America. VVe went to the conference table to talk it over every couple of weeks, and each time we muffed it. However the crushing blows were the sneak attacks they used to pull. Line up in the halls fellows, some nice lady wants to give you something. QSORE ARMSJ. They finished it all off with a lab final, and for a clincher threw in a question on something they called tick paralysis . The whole department was very gracious after the battle however. Dr. Moat said he was oblivious to all this and wanted only to stamp out clothes so that he could save his imagination for more astute tasks. Dr. Bondi wanted to, stamp out wars and save Brucellosis for draft deferrment purposes. Miss Barnes wanted to stamp out worms and make NIH swab a household word. Dr. Crowell wanted to stamp out Boris Karloff and horror movies and save the rabies movies as their replacement. With all this stamping going on, you would think they would have done more than stamp a lasting impression on us all. that they are one stamping good bunch of microbiologists and persons. l B P Dr. Moat Shes not here. lf you clon't fincl her l'm nrt ue find something for you in my collection. P 'n ,. X No ull ? Miss Barnes-llere l am. l'lmlwox lYvll Ill'Nl'l' lwf in l nl

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ml vii If only we were not on the honor code .i Boy, its tough to go to school during the day and do Mc Call's laundry at night. r S ' Q