Temple University School of Medicine - Skull Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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 Anatomy is the basis of clinical medicine.

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“And, gentlemen, ladies too, let me conclude your week of orientation with some sound advice. Become a doctor. Don’t worry about money. Do things because you want to, because you need to. because you enjoy it. Money will come; don’t worry about it. If you do, medicine will become a task, every [rationt will become a fee, and even thing will appear pointless.” : “Why join any fraternity? l)r. Shorn supports this house; Dr. Huber supports that house. Who supports your house?” “Our house supports yon. “ilium. “You are safer. 11mm. “You don’t understand. This neighborhood is dangerous. The brotherhood offers safety in numbers. Safety here at home and safety out on the streets. We live together here and never go out without other brothers.” “Safety ?” “Sure! “Certain?” Sure!” “That’s worth thinking about.” i •

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f “Boy! One hundred sheets ofanatbinv to know for the first day of class. What's the zy-go-hvpo-phys-i-al joints?” “Don’t ask me. I haven’t read the sheets vet. I'hat’s why I'm sitting way back here in the last row, last seat. Quiet, here’s Doctor Huber now.” “Good morning, doctors. . .” “Doctors? Wow! I hat’s terrific.” This morning we’ll review the material you read over the weekend. Who will name this bone? . . . The doctor in the last row, last seat, please . . . name this bone. “Eh . . .” “I should have read those sheets. ‘Doctor’ . . . huh? “Doctor, how do you open the cover?” “Just unlatch this hood, then pull back both lids.” “ Thank you sir . . . er, doctor. ■ -