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

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BEFORE E PRGCEED If the CADUCEAN looks unusual this year in that there appears to be four small Senior Classes rather than one large one, we hasten to say that this is only an illusion. Then why this format? The division of a class of one hundred fifty strong is a necessary one for effective clinical teaching. And so, for the past two years we have been learning and working with those of our classmates who share the same vacation quarter. The disadvantages of a somewhat restricted acquaintanceship, as grossly exaggerated above, are more than compensated for by the greater individualization of instruction thus afforded. Certainly such a sectioning is at least as rational as separating students ac- cording to the first letter of their last names. The net result has been that of four groups traveling somewhat different paths toward the same goal. A not unwelcome by-product has been the unexpressed pride we each have in our own section. May we present, therefore, the Senior Class in four sections fully realizing that each member of the class feels himself to be exactly that. We are ONE class, united by our common ideals and experience . . . AND I TRODUCIN