University of Maryland School of Medicine - Terrae Mariae Medicus (Baltimore, MD)

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of our clinical medicine experience and every member of the class got to play doctor one afternoon a week, probably without fooling many of the patients. Also all of us will long remember the little black book sitting outside of the clinical anatomy laboratory. After final exams, there was still more work to be done. National Boards were fast approaching. Of course, many members of the class were already Spastic about Boards in the beginning of the year. After the great panic was over and all of our sophomore year behind us, we had a Class Picnic at Hank Bohlman ' s Estate, which was enjoyed by all that were able to attend. Now, as we are about to enter the last half of medical school, we as a class, would like to thank all those professors that taught us during the pre-Clinical years. Ron- I: Chong. L.: Handwerger. S.: Gresser. L.; Byers. W. S.; Culotta. D.: Bohlman, H.: Liitz. J. H.; Schmitter, E. D. Row 2: Asplen. C. H.: Saiontz. M. F.; Ashman, M. N.; Solomon. L, F.; Young, M. A.: Porter, T. J.; Becker, L.; Ashman, P.; Steffens, M.: Colon. G. A. Row 3: Cohen. B. M.; Dayton, D. A.; Dear, W. A.; Luddy,R. E.; Detorie, F.; Wilson, S. E.; Kaufman, S.; Byers. W. S.; Bullock: MrGinley, E. V.: Steinberg, L.; Liehtenstein, M.: Yalam. A. R.; Coplin, M. Row 4: Gordon, A.; Pleet, A. B.; Linden- struth: Standiford, H.; Leweis, D. T.T Reckson, C; Cushard. W. G.: Collins. C; Bruce. W. G.; Wood, D. M.; Hartman, 1. F.: Gold- stein. M.; Stonei. R. E.; Robbins, E.; Seidman, S. B.; Reichmeister, J. Row 5: Conroy, J. J.; Francis, E. H.; Protzel, R.; Glass, S. D.: Spector, G.; Schwartz, W.; Mindel, J.: Shugarman. R.; Ruley, E. J.; Nagel. J. D.: Myers, R. C; Baker. L. B.: Gingell, R. L,: Donohoe, S.; Demlein, V. A.: Schwartz. A. Row 6: Quinores, J,; Kirchenbauer; Lee, C. D.; Tuerk, J. D.; Nichols, D. M.: Shelton, P. S.; Engeike, G. E. 27

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Sopl lomore Class Otticcis: Colon. G. A.: Keliy, J.: Siiiontz. M.; Rulley, E. J ; Bohlman. H. (President); Asplen, C. H. Schmitter. E. D. Luddy, R. E.: During the past year, the sophomore class was kepi fairly busy by their professors. But these faculty members also had their funny side . It will be hard to forget Dr. Wisseman ' s sardonic cackle and his stories to go along with this very unique expression of glee. Part of the class was treated to the Dr. Morris-Gingell pathologic vaudeville team. Everyone worried as he sat by the phone that his autopsies would come up just before the big exam . We all worked diligently to pre- pare for our pharmacology Teas , usually being mysteriously absent from lab on those days. We counted blood cells until we were hearing the clicks of the counters and seeing red spots in our sleep. This year also marked the beginning 26

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