Tulane University School of Medicine - T Wave Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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s 80TI0MLESS As the mighty Mississippi winds its way to the Gulf of Mexico, it dips into a half moon at a point named New Or- leans. This crescent city founded nearly three hundred years ago has become home to us all for at least four impor- tant years of our lives. Here we have embraced the goals and ideals of our profession, here we have matured and been nurtured, here we were adopted by this warm and lovely city and its friend- ly people and here we have grown ac- customed to its special lagniappe - that something extra that sets it apart, n

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NEW ORLEANS The Crescent City

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@ Like a gracious southern belle. New Orleans opened her heart to us revealing revelry, culture and dignity. From the great sprawling, moss hung oaks in City Park to the proud stately mansions of St. Charles, we savored the exper- iences and molded them into our lives and imaginations. In the best tradition of the Ro- man deity Bacchus, we trailed about town celebrating our tri- umphs and bemoaning our de- feats. With our friends and fellow pilgrims from AT IPs and Cafe Banquette to Cooter Browns and Pat O ' s we soon learned that the fellowship and camaraderie ex- changed were better than the spir- its imbibed for refreshing the atti- tude and granting diversion. i I . mm mm!