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the Armistice aboard the Missouri in Tokyo Bay and on Sept. 8, 126 prospective physicians met Helen Louise Baker in the lounge of New York Medical College, Flower and Fifth Ave. Hospitals. The initial enroll- ment included some 32 soldiers, 36 sailors, many vet- erans and more women than ever before. Faced with the wartime accelerated schedule, the class was whisked through 3 days of indoctrination, the first faculty-stu- dent tea, exploration of the college under the able guid- ance of one Lew Murdoch and off to class for an early acquaintance with the mysteries of the intimate anatomy of the human body. Those were the days, with the gov- ernment pay checks rolling in every month, New York with all its wonders and a blissful unawareness of the Monday morning ordeal with its dire consequences, Cfor in the early exams everyone passedj. The warm fall weather, military drill on Thursday at 4:00 or Saturday at 8:00, weekends on C. Q. or at Columbia, slipping across the street for beer at Bravo's and bud- ding romance in the anatomy lab between Lil Guglielmi and all the men in the class, who later learned that one did not pass the course no matter how judicious his pump priming. Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard were burning up the gridiron for Army and new automobiles had not yet made an appearance when we took the first Anatomy exam which flunked half, sent two-thirds off to pack trunks and write home to Mother and taught all of us what surface markings were. After the two-week histogenesis course of Mary Stark, Marchioness of Mesenchyme and Defender of Hobo Histiocytes, we began to look for 36-hour chicks in our four-minute eggs. Everyone could imitate her famous can you beat it, but none quite so well as P. C. Zanger, who had been elected class pres. by that time. Dr. Benjamin was climbing into his coat pockets and Dr. Evans was assuring us that we'd all pass too when we received our first introduction to the now famous Student Loan Fund Carnival. Almost everyone came dressed as himself, a not inept disguise in those 24 S-sa Y 2,,,,, days, Two square dances having proved sufficient, many adjourned to the rounder Terpsichore offered by such establishments as Corso's and the Lorelei down on 86th St. fremember?j. Tom Santilli rose to meteoric heights of fame by winning the liquor basket which to share became the unreached ambition of every liquor-loving one of us. Gradually everyone learned to stay home and study on Saturday evening and burn the town down on Mon- day. The one a week brand of examinations began to make its impression upon our lives and only the braver few even went down to Riverside Drive that famous Navy Day Saturday afternoon to watch Pres. Truman review the mighty Atlantic fleet drawn up at anchor in the Hudson River. But Monday night was less crowded downtown. Pictures like Ray Milland's Lost Weekend and Ingrid Bergman's Spellbound were to be seen at the better houses while james Mason was fluttering every female heart with The Seventh Veil. As the weather turned colder and the nights longer, we came to know Dr. Hayner's crystal clear lectures, and his quiet firmness about being prepared to figure out the answer to any problem in the region we were studying. The price of Regional Anatomy continued to climb as one and all realized its sterling worth as a review text. Men were pledged to fraternities on the basis of a loan of that famous, now extinct book. His- tology is remembered chiefly because of Dr. Stark, her tropical storms and calms, her Fawcuss and Con- found you, her benevolent tyranny over dots and dashes, shapes and shadings. No one can ever forget Dr.,Cope's lecture presentations, Dr. Haig's thoughtful chain smoking, Dr. Schein's moustached smile or Dr. Kleiner's smiling zero, but Anatomy was THE course Freshman year to the exclusion of others as we later learned at National Boards. Came Thanksgiving and the news that the wind was to be taken out of the sails of the accelerated program, that there'd be an Easter and a summer vacation and that the service students would be discharged. The pub- lic appearance Of the ruptured duck in ever increas- ing numbers had made this last not unexpected and

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JAMES E. BOWES 5501 Huntington Parkway, Bethesda, Maryland Mary Immaculate Hospital, jamaica, N. Y. AKK 1-, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 35 Beta Rho Corp. Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 4, Chairman Student Loan Fund 4 3 Christmas Toy Committee 2, 3. Georgetown University WILLIAM R. BRADLEY 281 West Rock Ave., New Haven, Conn. Madigan General Hospital, Tacoma, Washington AKK 1, 2, 3, 4, Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 33 Hobby Shows 3, 4. Yale University HAROLD A. CARLSON yet, we regretted the loss of gov't. checks, half price movies and U. S. O.'s. The saga of Lido Beach began the afternoon of Dr. Evans' famous every finger in the vagina question and ended 3 days later after 25 210 Rockwell Ave., Stratford, Conn. Gorgas General Hospital, Ancon, Panama Canal Zone Alpha Kappa Kappa 2, 3, 4. Colgate University 1