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

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“1 wonder if he mentioned someone’s name who won’t be here next Christmas. I mean, it’s a great party and everyone is laughing now—just look around the class. Who will fail? Which faces shall disappear?” “Yes, I know- what you mean. Back in college we toasted those who failed so that others might pass.” “I’ll drink to that!”

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You may Ford a stream, or Russell some lunch, Or bow and Curd with your honeybunch. Or you may raise your Blue-stein in drink and song And Lich-ten-stein when its all gone. Hower you going to Klemmer for more When Ester(’s)hai and on the floor? Or maybe you’ll vacate in a Milder way Bol,linger and D 'App-o-Ionia all day. With that last line. I’m afraid this verse Is a complex Webb that’s getting worse Well’s about time to finish this vein Before coming to Cuistwite and Frangipane My Pen-nocked many 1 wouldn’t offend But finally I’ve found I’ll have to end Without mentioning the names of forty-four It’s my tribute to them. I’ll say little more. Before you’re Tuckered out and it’s Mones I hear We’ll try to remember a Markow good cheer When a Mong your class in this decorated Hall We make an attempt at total recall Of important events that give us the reason To celebrate this Holiday Season When you and I, and many others Will herald the Messiah or the Maccabean Brothers. “By Dr. J. Robert Troyer, December, 1968” Editors note: Please forgive the lack of editing on the above a very strong sense of authenticity has overcome a sense of aestheticism. Dr. Sodicoff Dr. M. Noble Bates

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Dr. Steven J. Phillips “What did you do over Christmas holidays? “I went to Miami. “And you? “I took a short sprint to California. “You? I spent a beautiful week on Nantucket Island. “And you? Well, I spent an afternoon in South Philly.