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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY September came as it does, all too soon, and back we came again, but this time with a far dif- ferent air. We were Sophomores — We had gotten by the hardest year — We knew our way around and had less anatomy each night to prepare for. It was a pleasure to go to the dance that the Freshmen gave for the school in November, all the more because it didn ' t cost us anything this year. Of course between Nervous Anatomy and Dissection, they kept us busy, but you couldn ' t suppress that feeling of I ' m on the way at last and a cushion of air seemed to slip beneath our feet. Those who were not let down with too hard a shock by Mid-Year Exams or bothered too much by thoughts of being drafted for the army passed into the second semester without too much diffi- culty. And now we were assigned to Clinic with white coats and everything. Of course it was only to stooge for the Juniors but what the heck, from appearances the patients couldn ' t tell the difference between the doctors and the stooges and so we were Doctors. We didn ' t get in as many arguments this year. We knew a little more to prove our points, at least enough to see that it didn ' t pay to argue. The treating began to come in earnest and there were quite a few acute lesions and a lot of hypermobile necks developed by overzealous practitioners. Those who hadn ' t brought bad sinuses with them, seemed to pick them up as the days went by. And there was still the Draft. Besides the Freshman Dance, fraternity parties, the Charity Ball with Benny Goodman, and stag banquets constituted our meager social life. Those who could afford it even took in the Junior Prom in April. May again came winging in and we forgot about the outside world and Hitler long enough to take more Exams. Two down — Two to go — The halfway mark. 25
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MARTIN CASSET Lambda Omicron Gamma FELIX SPECTOR DONALD HIGGS Phi Sigma Gamma HAROLD SHORE EDWARD SPODOBALSKI Iota Tau Sigma KARL FREIDMAN S. MUEL GOLDBERG NATHAN , , , . SOKOLOFF, A.B. Lambda Omicron Gamma Lambda Omicron Gamma MORTON SWARTZ, MELVIN B.S. TODHUNTER, B.S. Phi Sigma Gamma BASIL TULLY Phi Sigma Gamma .1 i - J -: ' ■ -= ..-.I CS C C) f dTm ■« rm THE VERY CAiMERA SHY SOPHOMORES ALFRED BARLOW CECIL HARRIS HARRY KATZ JOHN BIRCH GORDON HENTIY STANLEY KIETUR JOSEPH CONTsELLY RAYMOND DIETZ MORTON HERSKOWITZ MAX KOHN LOUIS NELSON- JOSEPH DONA VAN JACK HIRSCH ANTHONY MORTON RUBIN JOHN TULLY WILLIAM FISHER JANNELLI D. VIGDERMAN SAMUEL GUYER ROBERT JOHNSON PAUL WALLET NATHAN KANTOR JOSEPH STEWART 24
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SOPHOMORE CLASS — 1941 Adams, Kenneth Longmeadow, Mass. Adickes, Edward Ozone Park, L, I., N. Y. Barlow, Alfred Huntington, W. Va. Bell, Harold Elmhurst, N. Y. Bernstein, Marshall Bridgeport, Conn. Birch, John Utica, N. Y. Brooker, Bernhard Ardmore Pa. Cassett, Martin Camden, N. J. Connelly, Joseph Bellefontaine, Ohio DeCristo, Dominic CoUingdale, Pa. Dietz, Raymond Harrisburg, Pa. Donavan, Joseph Binghamton, N. Y. Fisher, William Reading, Pa. Fishman, Irving Brooklyn, N. Y. Ford, Daniel Washington, N. J. Friedman, Karl Philadelphia, Pa. Goldberg, Samuel New Haven, Conn. Goldstein, Raymond Brooklyn, N. Y. Green, Eliz Yonkers, N. Y. Greenberg, Joseph Brooklyn, N. Y. Guyer, Samuel Weissport, Pa. Hammel, Raymond Reading, Pa. Harris, Cecil Philadelphia, Pa. Hemmer, Charles Syracuse, N. Y. Henry, Gordon Philadelphia, Pa. Herskowitz, Morton Philadelphia, Pa. Herzlin, Frank Bronx, N. Y. Hirsch, Jack Detroit, Mich. Hunt, Ranson Arlington, Mass. Israel, Raymond York, Pa. Janelli, Anthony Philadelphia, Pa. Jendryk, Ann Elkins Park, Pa. Johnson, Robert Cleveland, Ohio Kantor, Nathan East Orange, N. J. Katz, Harry Philadelphia, Pa. Kette, Albert Dayton, Ohio Kietur, Stanley Queens Village, L. I., N. Y. Kohn, Max Detroit, Mich. Luther, Wesley Buffalo, N. Y. MacFarlane, Thomas Jamaica Plains, N. Y. Mogul, Harvey Philadelphia, Pa. Nathans, Sydney Atlantic City, N. J. Nelson, Louis Solvay, N. Y. Olitsky, Harry Philadelphia, Pa. Phillips, Donald Brooklyn, N. Y. Rigano, Rudolph Philadelphia, Pa. Rosenbaum, Samuel Philadelphia, Pa. Rubin, Morton Philadelphia, Pa. Satterthwaite, Thomas Ambler, Pa. Scott, William Philadelphia, Pa. Shore, Harold Philadelphia Pa. Sill, George Allentown, Pa. Smith, Robert Glenside, Pa. Sokoloff, Nathan Philadelphia, Pa. Spector, Felix Haddon Heights, N. J. Spodobalski, Edward Philadelphia, Pa. Swartz, Morton Arlington, Mass. Todhunter, Melvin Johnstown, Pa. Tully, Basil Maplewood, N. J. Tully, John Maplewood, N. J. Wallet, Paul Arlington, N. J. Vidgerman, Leonard Philadelphia, Pa. Kobylanski, Joseph Philadelphia, Pa. Higgs, Donald Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Stewart, Joseph Philadelphia, Pa. 26
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