Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine - Caduceus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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SGPHCDMGRES Still enthusiastic, a VA virgin+ Pin and cotton for show Pristine creased white coat Buttons guaranteed to fly off lv before junior year l Ubiquitous Venn diagrams -f' 72 step physical exam 2 different reflex hammers for accurate neuro exams Complete set oft forks Empty black bag Haircut by Chris Anderson Ralph Leischner designer rectangle shades Kiss me, l'm a doctor : feeble attempt to fit in Eye chart, ear chart, nose chart Deluxe penlight with 3-way switch and filters ZS-3 sensitive stethoscope with 6 heads ,Pharm cards of all drugs known to man and their interactions stained fingers Ophthalmoscope with 500 page instruction manual Otoscope with 17 speculum sizes jack Colker sportswear I r Boards review books 55 'R -I 25

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'UD lv I fffea ,V V V With one year of medical school filed away, we entered our sophomore year as seasoned vet- erans. Rumors that first semester sophomore year would be one of our most difficult were fairly accu- rate. Every night of the semester, all through the school, Not a student was sleeping, no one could stay cool. Dr. Ross and Dr. Yotis danced in our heads, Not to mention Dr. Davis with his long list of meds. On Tegretol, on Zantac, on Codeine and Ceclor. On Lasix, on Mandol, on Quinidine and Theodur. There was Staph and Strep and Gonorrhea. Crohn's, PID and Emphysema. And, finally, in December, when exams were all done. Another semester was finished, to the dismay of none. In the second semester, we fi- nally got a taste of what medical school is really about: THE CLINI- CAL EXPERIENCE. But there was still Organs Systems, Comedy Medicine and National Boards to contend with. With stethoscopes and ham- mers, we were ready to go. And all we awaited was for Hering to say UGO . Then off we all went to 26 feel that first prostate. To hear that first murmur, was it early or late? That first write-up nearly dried up my pen. And back in the classroom I drew my first Venn. Comedy Med we werelearning so good. Listening to pearls from Walter M. Wood. And when P-Dog was over, we prepared for the wards. Except for one thing, We had to take Boards. When we finished with Boards Two years were now done But with two years still left, There'd be plenty more fun. MICROBIOL OGY PA THOL OG ,g4..-..,Qz.1 ..,-,.,,,n.4 vm:-,'..' 'f f'- M ' J Q ,f its ,l I I I Q