University of Michigan Medical and Nursing School - Aequanimitas Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Galens Childrens' Workshop in the hospital makes idle hours enjoyable for five thousand pediatric patients each year. The workshop operates solely on Tag Day solicitations, This year's drive, directed by Jim Wells, was the most successful in Tag Day's thirty-five year history. mr Dffflllllf 7 '- I -.. 'u - .....-T1 Qaduceusrngall is the only social event which involves all medical students and faculty. Every year the Galens Society carries on fifty-odd projects including buying ward furniture, providing student leans, supporting the hospital chaplain, ushering at official meetings, projecting slides, etc. However, the group is best known to the Medical Center through six major functions: Freshman Counselling Program: Now two years old, this program makes student- oriented counsel and advice available to all freshman. 152 Lectureship: This annual lectureship brings outstanding men of medicine to Ann Arbor. This year Dr, Child and Dr. Pollard col- laborated with the group to assemble an excellent panel on peptic ulcer disease. :fs .vf lx ,- 'z t ' ' f'. .xx 2 e Y

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First Row: K. Seiffert, S. Goldman, B. Lucchesi, E. Hammer, J. Laidlaw. Second Row: P, Slaughter, W. Fisher, W. Fors, R. Bartlett, S. Klapper, T. Abowd, D, Heinerman, J. Gosling. Third Row: M, Renfrew, T. McCormick, J, Wells, T. Corbett, P. Allmendinger, R. Erbe, M. MacConnaughy, R. Mathis, R, Hensinger, J. Ryan, N. Grossnickle, R. Komorn. There are no specific criteria for membership. Members are chosen from the sophomore class by the Society once a year. In this picture you will find C-students a.nd AOA members, fraternity presidents and independents, quiet men with few social contacts and gregarious extroverts. They have three things in common: a vigorous enthu- siasm for medical philosophy and practice, an interest in the objectives of this Society, and the extra time required to sustain its standards. Robert H. Bartlett '63 316115 f , ,, f .hvvw-'Q- nn , V, ll Y J ?g.,,,,'i4i,g1'- Q 52,5 i ep .AJC

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'he annual Smoker is perhaps the est known of Galens functions. ,ast year's Medicine Man and mis year's HM Four, Lady are igorous lampoons and hearty par- dies, without sacrificing decorum 'hich befits a physician. if GALEAJQ CHRIST Ni Q D MAS RIVE , 15:3- 1,435.1-' -,ugw' 102.2 . ,--s- r ',f .J .7- , 6 ,. yn, 1 f. iiix' , f -if . 1 Al Q ,155 V3 xy: .A A Om I- A ' it i ' t Ry ,1 1' v . ' 1 ,xii .wil fy ,N-XH J 1 J-4:1 3.-JV. UP I N 'lf ff, Okkffry 1 1. 1119! VV nga, . fq fJ'!,f' V fs Sol ,f1.,jT'l , 1 ' dgvored YH' I J SC Ch excl, 'WS f r l-' ,vm ,,,iOn, ,fl S. 4 Wfftf , S ' ,flrocp IQ' ar A 'MAS fare! 'Irvs' Gnd Versffy fa 5 an 3 . ,U j Dir Qhour ,bf efluf emi, 'A yGd,. The Galens Foreign Fellowship is a S1000 award to a junior stu- dent to support clinical or ex- perimental study in another country. This year Kirk Wuepper spent three months in Stockholm's famous Karolinska Institute.