University at Buffalo School of Medicine - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Top: J. Lehman, C. Burchel, M. Gluckman, E. Ludin, M. Kurdescl'1,J.Kurlybalc1. Middle: R. Plellman, B. Jenkins, N. Kuberka, W. Howard, R. Buckley, J. Campo, l. Auerbuck, L. Green. Froni: C. Quinn, F. Gilbert E. Beltrami, L. Lewandowski, N. Miller. Top: H. Weinstein, W. Olagewski, R. Haines, E. Blauslein, B. Mease, J. Karla, C. Cloutier. Middle: M. Voss E. Bart, J. Orley, W. Shrum, W. Sullivan, R. Oshrin, E. Dunlap, R. Mayer, Wolfsohn. Front: S. Raab S. Grieva, R. Fuchs, E. Wentzloff, R. Carrel.

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Ahead of us was histology Ifour flights up-four flights down-four flights upl, where we would traverse the alimentary tract slide by slide, to be finally eliminated, thoroughly D igested. There would be frantic Friday nights, when a few would manipulate Morris and Grant in diligent study, while many manipulated the laws of probability to decide who would have to shift his heart from mouth to thorax to stand up and recite. And Neuro!!! Who could have foreseen the memories that would be accumulated . . . the surprise of Sylvia, discovering that pulling on the radius brings down the whole skeleton . . . Dr. Jones, gently informing a cigar smoking class that All the dissection has been done for you on anatomy practicals . . . Jim Zartoshty's need for an interpeter in the lighter moments in anatomy lecture . . . Dr. Warfel expounding on surface tension . . . Luden, the only exception to the somber gallery awaiting the neuro final . . . the muttered And I thought sex was beautiful , after two weeks of prodding in the perineum and scrutinizing slides in histology . . . the reflex ruddiness of Ruth's complexion after a joke . . . and Dr. Jones, being an old softie , and remembering Beltrami on his birthday by calling on him to recite. Who could have foretold the things we would learn . . . the anatomical position . . . who really wrote Maximow's text. . . the sensation of electrocution while testing an inductorium lsee Larry .lanusl . . . that there were vacations between trimesters lall day CF 1954 fr- fxfvvg I!-ffx., gf., 4 L N . B ,lm llel fj I li' tt, 'twig i IW C lln4Topyf1 Frrsknsm.

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Sunday offlll . . . and that we could blow off steam, get advice, compare notes, and see more of the medical world through the new advisory system. How many things were to remain enigmas to us . . . why the girls should go to a separate room to record heart beats . . . the high incidence of diabetes in biochem. Lab results . . . whether the purpose of the champagne in the huge beaker was a toast, or a urinalysis . . . if the upperclassmen could ever muster a team to beat our best at basketball . . . how so many people would fit into Lemann's car . . . where Burchell would be on those weekend trips . . . and whether instinct or escort would get Bud 81 Mike land many othersl home that Saturnalian Saturday after exams. And we would emerge, at the end of our freshman year, trained artists lonly through the enthusiastic encouragement received in histologyl, experienced contortionists lthose port- holesll, skilled musicians l Drums in physiologyl, capable cooks lstirring scallops in biocheml, and, we hope, potential physicians. But there we sat, that first day of school, in a blissful state of anticipation and satis- faction. We were practically doctors! Top: J. Stage, J. Nunn, R. Bochstahler, R. Foley, F. Cascio, L. Constantine, A. Lesswing, A. Nicol. Third: H. Benson, T, Rayhill, B. Conner, T. Reazel, N. Norman, J. Youker, J. Hagen, D. Murray, N. Carosella, A. Hoskins, E. Tomaka. Second: M. Leslie, J. Conboy, R. Burger, J. Zartoshty, E. Hohensee: Front: C. Matthews, L. Janus, E. Hyzy, C. Marino.