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Soph vmvreA HIS much-publicized soph year is really a snap and don't permit anyone to tell you differently. Now that I have learned to write with both hands simul- taneously I feel capable of coping with this opus and maintaining a flunking average in 23 subjects. just this morning the senior ghoul, er, I mean edi- tor, of the yearbook forced me to cancel my afternoon golf game with the reminder that the deadline for con- tributions is upon us. Contribution, he calls it! Ha! Well, I smiled graciously, biting my upper plate in half, and fell upon the task. When I awoke, it occurred to me that a work of this sort should reflect for posterity the outstanding characteristic of the sophomore group -which is simply that it is composed of 124 walking anomalies. With that idea Hxed in my last viable grey cell, I turned to my diary which I faithfully kept up- to-date every evening at 4 A. M. after perusing my notes on sewage disposal. Sept. 20, 1948: Upon entering the favorite back door fthe one with the air-pressure lockj and being greeted with the mad rush for the elevator, I was abruptly re- minded that the beer party was over and the grind had begun. Sept. 22: Watched with amazement as the arrival of Foley's charcoal burner shattered the early morning se- renity. As it limped to a halt, Delehanty leaped out and anchored the four wheels to the nearest no parking sign. Sept. 23: Hear that Edan Watchmaker Keith is about to complete a 4000-page work on the art of circumlocution. Sept. 29: The master group in Pharm under the lead- ership of Commander Nelson is determining the ani- mal death rate for Tuesdays this year. Sept. 30: Art Daddy Silverstein amazed Dr. Salz- man with his Why don't they do an anterior episiot- omies? Oct. 6: During class elections Fox was nominated for secretary and nearly pulled a Truman. Oct. 12: Dr. Lillick offered Franklin, Medico and Deutsch a job conducting the quiz sections in Bact. Oct. 14: Don McCaughey developed a process for purifying water by dessication. Oct. 18: Amid all kinds of confusion, Dr. Ayres gave us the junior lecture. Learned of the perils of Bailey Beach. Oct. 19: Deutsch expressed his concern to Dr. Rosen- baum about the homosexuality of the ancient Greeks. Oct. 21: T. Terranova livened up Pharm lec- ture when Kass insisted upon knowing if the tempera- ture drop in anesthesia was measured in centrigade or Z THOMAS ARMOUR President Fahrenheit. Terry, when he had disposed of Kass, delivered a sharp blow to Bogucki's medial malleolus which caused him to suffer from acute insomnia the rest of the hour. Oct. 24: Pathology course started over-maybe we can learn it the second time around. Even Foley is hav- ing trouble: he did a Friedman test on a male rabbit and couldn't End the ovaries. Oct. .291 Deutsch insisted that Brunhilde explain why primary syphilitic lesions aren't found on the leg. This problem has bothered him since he worked in the Navy dispensary and he wants to know. Nov. 5: Observations at the Carnival: 1. The soph girls predominate in the chorus line. 2. McCormack swooned when kissed by Alice Ente. 5. Soph boys serving beer-must have been 70 proof, 4. Wonder how Bob McCann's car got lost? Nov. 6: Day after Carnival: No more 70 proof.. going back to Marihuana. Nove. 10: Fox's diarrhea gave the soph clinicians a bad time. After enumerating some of the symptoms of food poisoning, he changed his mind, He wanted Typhoid. With a grade at stake he pulls a fast one. Tsk. Nov. 17: Embarrassing moments in Physical Diag. nosis. Dr. Leinoff discovered: Lorenc didn't know the color of his socks, Chemris couldn't tell him the num- ber of buttons on his shirt. He now knows there are 8. Bact. exams returned. Discovered I wasn't the only one who didn't include a sterile syringe and needle.
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Nov. 25: Two Words Glassman looked forward to Physical Diag. for a year. Today they put the girls in another room. Dec. 1: Deutsch extremely worried about turtle bites. Schlussel wondering whether the little live crustacea which you eat can multiply in the gut. Dec. 2: Rita Giralomo and Alta Goalwin studying OB by having a Shirley Temple doll born through the rim of a hat. ,Iacobinski pondering what can happen at term in Pseudocyesis. Dec. 4: Silverstein taking a bact. exam while his wife was having a baby. That paper should be good reading. Dec. 11: Glassman believes that the process of sterli- zation kills the bacteria both dead and alive. Unfor- tunately, Dr. Lillick doesn't agree with him. Maybe he can solve the mystery of joe nature boy Pisarik's stomach. Dec. 16: Charlie I'll blow your house down Rob- bins isn't the only one who is running. There's a differ- ence: he runs through the park while the rest of us run in circles. jan. 3: Milton Smith, the recognized authority on aureomycin, is helping Don jones look for the testis Ctse-tsej Hy. Jan. 4: Gibbs mistook an analeptic drug for one given annually on the recent pharm exam. Kritz, how- ever, got a rise out of Borrelli with his fecal impac- tion in the Circle of Willis. Jan. 12: Schlussel brought Anchovy paste and crack- ers to Rifkin during lecture for the sake of science- couldn't let Phil starve. Jan. 13: Chuck Dr, Schuffnern Lanzieri, the ac- cepted authority on malaria in the back row, seemed to have a little difiiculty with vivax on a recent test. Jan. 14: Event of the season-Blake shaved his mus- tache off and gave it to Bob Baird. , jan. 15: Circuit Judge Armour interrupted the class during a 3-hour exam in Pathology to take a vote. The question- whether or not we should take a vote. Jan. 18: Sign in Cafeteria: This is a cafeteria, not an Imholf tank. Says who? Jan. 50: Today we were introduced to Dr. Speer. I wish it were yesterday. I Feb. 10: Similia similibus currentur --or the best cure for a hangover is a whiskey sour. Feb. 15: Applied for a job to go to the wilds of Tannu Tuva. Must get directions from Evans. My sphygmomanometer is flashing a red light indi- cating that I'm approaching my word limit, So, amid rounds of applause I'll close my little black book. For three Wheaties box tops and 10c in stamps you may have a copy of the key. Arthur joseph Abelson ............... Margaret Adler ................................... Allan Brooke Ainley, jr ............ Franklin Strickland Alcorn ............. Milton David Alter .............................. Thomas Dixon Armour, jr ........... Loretta Azzaretti ................................. Robert William Baird ................... Frank Edward Barnes, jr ........... Henry William Blake, II ............... Howard Rodger Blight ................ Eugene john Bogucki .............. Roy Guerry Bowen ..................... Norman M. Brust .............................. Constance Millette Buncke ............ Harry Jacob Buncke, jr ........... ............South Orange, York, Vernon, ................Freeport, ...............New York, ...............New York, .................Jamaica, Albans, ...............Beechhurst, .............Scarsda1e, ..........Bridgeport, .............Newark, N. J. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. Conn. N. J. ............Hoopeston, Ill. ............Arverne, N. Y. .............Rumford, .............Rumford, Maine Maine John Kenneth Butler ............... ............. N ewark, N. J. Evelyn Mary Carrellas ........... ..................... N ewport, R. I, John Wellington Carrier ............ ............. M illinocket, Maine Marilyn Eileen Chasin ............. ........... N ew York, N. Y. Walter Mark Chemris ...,........ ............... E lizabeth, N. J. Lionel Chertoff .................... ............... B righton, Mass. Albina Angela Claps ....,..,... .......... N ew York, N. Y. Anthony John Colaneri .......... .... ........... J e rsey City, N. J. Constanin Cope ........................ ............... N ew York, N. Y. Stephen Stavros Cost ............... ............... S yracuse, N, Y. Edward James Davis ..................... ............. M t.'Vernon, N. Y. Donald William Delehanty .......... ............... F lushing, N. Y. Frederic Herbert Deutsch .......... ............... N ew York, N. Y. Albert Harold Dolinsky ............. ................ W insted, Conn. Alma C. Dotto ............................... .............. N ewark, N. J. Fred Erlo Eggers .................... ............. R idgefield, N. J. Walter Gustave Elliott ........... ............... N ew York, N. Y. Alice C. Ente ....................................... ........... B ridgeport, Conn. Thomas Raymond Foley, jr .......... ................ F lushing, N. Y. Irwin Fox ..................................,............. ...................... T renton, N. I. jean Francisco ..................................... .............. S taten Island, N. Y. Homer Hastings Franklin .............. ............... S taten Island, N. Y. Robert William Fredrickson ............. ................ N ew Britain, Conn. Gerald Ralph Frolow ........................ .......... W est New York, N. J. Paul Fuchs ......................................... ............... N ew York, N. Y. Alfred Leonard Gandler ............. .......... L archmont, N. Y. Martin joseph Gately .............. ............... N ew York, N. Y. Edward Gerber, jr ..................... .......... N augatuck, Conn. Raymond Weldon Gibbs ........... ............ R oslindale, Mass. Rita Frances Girolamo ............ .............. N ew York, N. Y. Irving Glassman ................. ...................,. W est Haven, Conn. Alta Tresa Goalwin ............. Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y. jesse Greenwald ........................... ..............., F orest Hills, N. Y. Myron Bertram Harkavy ............ .............. B rooklyn, N. Y. Arthur Max Harrison .............. ............. N ewark, N, J. Herbert Hillemeir ....................... ............. B rooklyn, N. Y. Donald Harry Horsman .............. .......... A ugusta, Maine Joseph Philip jacobinski ............ ....,............... A masa, Mich. Mortimer -Iagust ................................ ..........,... N ew York, N. Y. William john Jameson, Jr ........... ............ S chenectady, N. Y. Kenneth Johnson, Jr ..................... ........... G reat Neck, N. Y. Donald Charles Jones ............. ............. B rooklyn, N. Y, Gerald Herbert Kass ............ ............. P ittsburgh, Pa. Eaden Francis Keith ........... ............. P awtucket, R. I. Robert Daniel Kelly ............ .............. N ew York, N. Y.
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