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WE ENTERED the mausoleum with mixed thoughts. We felt a strange foreboding—our new white lab coats were matched in pallor by our physiognomies as we attached our- selves beside the crypts. We were to be awed and chagrined by their contents many times in the future. We strode to class through myriads of electrical equipment, plaster and paint— a symbol which was to follow us for years to come. Our schedules were stringent; fiancees became distant acquaint- ances. We knew the sword was posed to strike. Each of us knew they were out to get him and him alone. Friends became enemies, and minutia was the agenda for the night. Midnight oil was the perpetually burning fuel. Strangely, as the year passed our vocabulary grew, and facts found their way into the cerebrum. Such things as desoxyribose nucleic acid, arachadonic acid, and Kreb’s cycles were digested and reguritated with pride. A few thought they knew a lymphocyte from a monocyte—alas, they shall be missed There were those among us who heeded the advice of the prophet, spending Saturday night in amusing relaxation, and Sunday morning in ingesting the contents of the pharmaco- poeia so that the edematous brain could attempt to function later that day. Strange persons were encountered along the way—gar- goyles and fiends at the time, but later proven allies. There was he of the fats; and the “gorgeous one’; and of course the acme of the paranoids, to whom slides were more cher- ished than wife and family. There was the little man from Heidelburg who made physiology both fascinating and mani- fest—and untold others. We had survived the first onslaught —we were battered but not beaten—but of the future? Freshman Class— 1953 Abels, Gene Harland Abrams, Jerome Sanford Aiken, Donald James Alldredge, Beverly Ann Allen, William Antine, Bartley Evert Ashbaugh, David George Ashby, Milton Eberhardt Atanasoff, Gerald Joseph Aus tin, Robert Charlton Baab, Robert Orr Beallo, Allen Beargie, Robert Anthony Bellios, Nicholas Bernlohr, Paul Keck Blackwood, John, Jr. Bock, Joseph John Bond, William Edward Bradrick, Ralph Duane Brant, Ruth Helena Brown, John Robert Burkhart, Charles Andrew Cape, Richard Frederick Casey, Charles Griffith Chaney, Samuel Allen Coleman, John Frederick Collier, Richard Lee Collins, Irene Louise Cooper, Lyon Cox, Frederick Manson Crowe, Franklin Willis Davis, Norman Dierksheide, Eugene Dozer, William Ellis Elderbrock, William Burley Ellick, Lawrence Robert Emrick, Robert J. Epps, Robert Lee Eymann, Russell John Fasola, Alfred Francis Fishman, Harvey Lyons Fitz, David Alphonse Fouty, William Joseph Fox, Thomas Andrew Frederic, Myron Wayne Freedy, Robert Joseph Freese, Marcus James Funkhouser, James William Ganz, Matthew Barnett Garrison, Robert Essie Goldfarb, Theodore George
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Goorey, Loyis Joseph R. Graham, William Ralph Gray, Don James Harris, Beryl Aaron Harshman, Morton Leonard Harper, Charles Richard Hawley, Sherman R., III Hay, Charles Terrill Hensley, George Thomas Herald, Osbie Jewel Hess, Robert McDonald Hufford, Theodore Allen Hurt, John Richard Katz, Leonard Gerson Kennedy, John Halisey Klecker, Richard Lawrence Klein, Donald Raymond Krause, Manfred Ernst Kroetz, Frank William Kuehn, John Lampert Kurlander, Donald ay Lamprecht, Richard William Lange, Thelma Edler Lenhart, Milton John Kachenmeister, Lois Leonard, Gordon Shields Leonard, Joseph Whittaker Licklider, Samuel Drake Lilly, Edwin Jacob Lynsky, James Edward MacMillan, Robert Duncan Malone, Robert Eugene Mandel, Morris Jack Manning, Roy Eugene Marshall, Thomas Richard McClung, George Maxwell Mendel, Isadore Mendell, George Elbert Mentges, William Frederick Mitchell, Arnold Michael Mohr, Duane Vincent Mowry, Frank Maire Myers, Dale Harry Nichols, William Franklin Nicoloff, Demetre Matthew Novak, Richard James Ogden, Michael O’Roark, Henry Clyde Panos, Maesimund Banning Patterson, James Richard Pensiero, Donald Allen Picklow, Francis Edward Pittman, Hugh Donald Pixley, John Milton Potor, George, Jr. Powers, Rex Lee Press, Peter Prince, John Thomas Ragucci, Benny Daniel Rasor, Ralph Eugene Rechsteiner, John William Reed, Howard Francis Resnick, Jack Simon Reynolds, Daniel Fryett, Jr. Rigsby, William Carl Roda, James Joseph Rogers, Warren Franklin Sandoz, Ivan Luis Saneholtz, William Eugene Schiller, Victor Schwemley, Robert Glenn Secrest, Robert Warren Shankland, Wesley Earl Shaw, James Milton Shensa, Stanley Henkin Shuey, G. Nevin Silbiger, Gilbert Norton Skimming, Louis H. Smith, Darell Jene Solt, Robert Lee Spence, David Starr Stadel, Adolph Robert Starr, Albert Michael Stockfish, Hyman Meyer Stone, Nelson Howard Thomas, Bill Boyd Ticich, Stephan Timmons, Donald Ellsworth Treece, Florin Don Trump, Richard Cahill Venable, John Ellinwood, Jr. Visintine, Robert Edward Vuksta, Michael Joseph Watkins, Thomas Mead Welborn, Joseph Keith Williams, Robert Arthur Wynsen, Eugene Raymond Yobst, George James Young, Charles Gladden
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