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The annual Convocation of the Ohio State University College of Medicine was held on Monday, September 28, 1953, at the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society Museum Auditorium. Guest speaker was Dr. McCormick, President of the American Medical Association. He was introduced by Dr. Charles A. Doan, Dean of the College of Medicine. This convo- cation represented the first time in the history of the Ohio State University College of Medicine that the entire increased enrollment of 150 stu- dents in each class was officially brought together. Processional Stewart Fisher is welcomed as president of the Medical College Council. Dean Emeritus Upham, Dean Doan, AMA President McCormick, Associate Dean Meiling
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Convocation IT all began about four years ago. The new class of 150 freshmen, having been assembled for official welcomes and austere greetings from the heads of the various departments, began the process of vetting acquainted. They were officially convened in the auditorium of the Home Economies build- ing, for the building program which was to be so much with us, near and far, had not progressed to the fine auditorium in the museum now available for such functions. Comments at this time were of the character of “How did THAT guy ever get in!” This was the last time that some of the members of the class were to see part of their brethren: for the A-B split of the alphabet in the freshmen and sophomore years was later supplanted by the split of personalities into the “attending class” and the “registered” or “courtesy class.” However, follow- ing Dr. Doan’s inspiring welcome, Don Holmes’ ereeting from the Medical College Council, and Dr. Ogden’s fascinating theory on when degrees should be conferred, we really felt that we were IN! How sweet 1t was...
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Freshmen ‘THE sweetness lasted about 15 hours. Tuesday morning we were greeted by a gentlemen who had prepared for us, we were to discover, a personally conducted tour through the alimentary canal. Transportation was by personal Krebs cycles. After a brief “Good morning, gentlemen,” transfusions for pens were the order of the day. For some P. Chem was a new experience; for all Dr. Brown was. The thrill of the early morning’s rising soon began to dissipate...
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