Eastern Virginia Medical School - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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His body and soul were infatuated l with the beautiful seductress Minerva Medicine. He often dreamed wistfully of his hearts desire . . . Frustration grew, but he could find solace in admiring those who had already been out on dates . . . x 14 ' ,,,1.a 7 Il- f 1 A4 l It's not what you say, it's how you say it. J 5 and had their moves down pat lharoomf, poof poofl

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Through long lonely hours without pay or reward, he stumbled down the deserted hallways in search of fair Minerva. ., V -- .ofa 5 gfllflf' , V., A ,, .. , 15 .. i. He often tripped and fell, but his friends were always near to aid him in his moments of trial Was it worth it? Spending all those years in toil and trouble, without a social life or time for himself? You bet your ass it was, because someday . . :marmmg Convalescent ?Home ' lf and it not, we can always dream W