USC School of Medicine - Asklepiad Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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juniors . the class of The junior year can be described as an experience in learning to be compulsive. Out of this compulsiveness, the stream of scut work, the endless hours of perfecting a work up, and the overwhelming amount of material given to us in lectures and conferences, emerges a cautious yet confident senior student. He is no longer the scared confused junior that began in September. He is now filled with enthusiasm for total patient care, for obtaining the facts, placing them in their proper perspective and arriving at a proper diagnosis and method of treatment. The Class of 1967 will never forget their junior year for it was the first time the student learned how it felt to be a physician. Graham Smith, president