Ohio State University College of Medicine - Caducean Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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-an infiuence to be reckoned with- senior as above, and there was only one such, said Hneverf' Bets, anyone? Depending on our status we take the girl friend or wife out between one and three times a month. About 101k of the class goes out less than once per month, and the playboys who go out almost daily numbered fewer than five per cent. WHO'S GOT THE DINC-DONC? The shrewd observation that mo-st physicians are close-mouthed about finances was confirmed in the results of this poll. Although the questionnaires were to be returned anonymously more seniors omitted answer- ing this question than any other one in the entire gamut of forty-five. The question about family income was so constructed that married and single seniors could answer it without making separate questions. Unfor- tunately, the question was misinterpreted by many and we have seniors listing their parents' income and not their own as head of a family. At any rate the median single senior's family income was within the 355000- 310,000 bracket. It is interesting to note that while no -single senior listed his parents' income as over 320,000, five married seniors checked their family income as above that figure. The weary editor, his bemused brain awash in all the statistics, leaves the interpretation to the reader. The median married seniors, income as -head of a family was within 252500-355000. If the wish is father to the deed, Weill beat Dad all hollow as it concerns breadwinning. 901k of us expect to gross between 25 and 50 thousand dollars after ten Twelve years of practice, one fsicj optimistic soul said he thought he'd gross upwards of 50 thousand. Six of us had no idea what weid be worth. WHO TOOK THE FUNNIES? This was one of those opinion questions and twenty- six different comic strips were mentioned as preferred. POCO, king of the Okefinokee, swamped everybody with a plurality of two votes, but Steve Canyon and L'il Abner were not far behind. One disapproving critic stated he hadnit uhad time to become a fanf' All things considered, we don't read much outside our courses. Three fourths of us had sullicient extra- curricular time to read at least one medical journal not required, Time, Life, or the SATEVEPOST, and the daily newspaper. About one third of us read a few novels a year, but whether or not these were on the Mickey Spillane-Frank Yerby-A. E. Van Vogt axis isn't known. 25W of us read 2-3 books of non-fiction a year, content unknown. POSITION OPEN: ROOM, BOARD, AND CLINICAL EXPERIENCE Wie needed financial assistance to get through medical school and we needed it bad. We used multiple sources, mostly our families and our savings from outside jobs, summer work, and externships. 10fk of the wives get a Ph. T. after their names for Putting Husband Through. Loans accounted for another 1017 and a few used the GI Bill. '6Bank robberyn was not accepted as a legiti- mate answer. 86fk of us by the slide rule have had at one time or another an externship in our medical school careers. One third of us lived in apartments most of the time outside the classroom and another 25? in one fraternity house or another. Another 2595 lived either in rooming houses or in private homes, their own or somebody else's. The remainder lived with parents or relatives. WHITHER THOU GOEST 86 seniors will spend their internship year with the state of Ohio, but we'll go as far east as Greenwich, Connecticut, as far north as Madison, Vifisconsin, as far west as San Francisco, California, and as far south as the Canal Zone. Ultimately we intend to practice largely in Ohio, but as far as specialization goes we differ widely and al- most equally. A third of us want to specialize, a third donit want to, and a third don't know. When pressed to indicate our choice of specialties, we prefer surgery 28 times out of a hundred. 17W of us like internal medicine, 136k ob-gyn, 927 anesthesia, and 6Wp pediatrics. Radiology and psychiatry were mentioned once or twice, but even so, almost one fourth still didn't know what they liked. The general practi- tioner received Gfyb of the votes. BULL SESSION When we relax from the trials of giving daily hema- tomas and talk about the people, the places, and the