Medical College of Georgia - Aesculpian Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

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PART ITIYE EDITION 4.,.l K J 3, ' , ,T ,- 14 '- M t- .L A ,af Q' ,nfgV T1!l'.'T- Aly Iiyl , x . e f,,,g ly 1 c' X ,-PNN ' 1 l . - - . l . - ' - lgflllv 1 e - gil. Valvme XX4 Number l MEDlCAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA iw A- gill. W6-1 WOMEN SED UCED Female students entering the Medical College are seduced mm lhlnkmg that mev mo have an organlzauon, whlch ls com- parable to the men's fraterm- txes However. after attendmg meeungs and observxng the bxckermg and the very feeble attempts at nothlng whlch actually' rake place, most of the females choose to remaln un- aifxlmted. Last year, out ol the sxx new grrls ln the fresh- man class only two jomed the so called women's fraternnty The roster of acuvrues for the ennre vear xncludes two ban- quets. for women only. a wel- come to freshmen hamburger tcm-vm...a on Faq. 7l gv Yes. Dean Rntc ls vurx nred! up about ge-mug Dr Gerald H. l Holman to head-uptime now-alllnp Depanment of lluedlatrxcs Chortles he, Tha Umvcrsxty of Karsas ls verxly reduced to af thlrd-classpowcr tw me loss oi! thls paragonf' The rolmwmg communlcauon hem been re- celved on than toplt In the eomlnmud Nledlelne and Physrol-,-gre--urse wxth the de- gree use and M.D,1nl'452 After a post-graduate year ln Bnochemxstrv. hc came under the mfluente of Dr Charles Read and dccnded to enter the Held of Pediatrics He Wu: resxdent nn Pednatrlcs at the john Hopkms Hwspnal. Balt:- T Dr. Gerald H. Holman hu, W more. from 1054-55. where been appomted Professor of he developed some speclal Pedxatrxcs and Chairman ofthe skllls andxnterest an Pedlatnr Department at the hledlcall Endocrxnolom He held College of Georgra l successnvcly the posxtxon ol Dr. Holman comes to the Resxdenr-ln-Chlet and Teach- school from the Umverslty of mg Fellow at that msututlon Kansas Medxcal Center where 1 In 1959 he quallixed as a he was Associate Professor of Pedxatrxcs H15 medncalcareer began m hrs home clty of Wxnmpeg. where he graduated from the Facultv of hledxcme of the Unlversltv of Mamtoba l Fellow of the Royal College of Physlclans of Canada ln Pedr- atncs In 1955-bl he held the positron of Assrstant Professor of lCammuud on Pup 7l is Man, lacing reasonable. must get drunlc: The best of life is but intoxication. George Gordon. Lord Byron STUDENTS BU RN IN QUARTERS Nu Inwru mr condllmnurs are to be allowed ln Ihr re-ildenlb' Quarters Paul Mouser, me dnrecfor of the Kledxcal College ol Georgms new Auxxllarx Ser- vrees. has stared .hat elecrrx- cnv rhsts are zoo hlgh and wxrmg ls mad.-fquate nl allow new occupants of the resxdenls' quarters to operate prlvate wmdow alr condxtloners The resrdents' quarters are hot, umgomfortable, and nmsx Indxvxdual alr condnuonlng re- moves most of these oblecuon- able condnmns The umts are provxded and mstalled nv the :cw-...,..4 an Pug. 7l ,-Q l lk. The body as a whole is composed of a number of systems wlmose parts are related to each other lvy playslological as well as anatomical considera- tions. Grayqs Anatomy ff 11