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

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l F kia is 'PH FIRST ROW-William Lands, Vincent Massey, Lawrence Oncley, Halvor Christensen, QChairmanj, Minor Coon, Dominic Dziewiatkowski, SECOND ROW-Prasanta Datta, Thomas Riggs, Lila Miller, Newton Ressler, jules Shafer, Isadore Bernstein, THIRD ROW-Howard Elford, Irwin Goldstein, Charles Williams,LIr., Richard Kowalczyk, Eugene Dekker, Gordon Nordby, Edward Napier. Biochemistry has afforded its own memo- ries. Trying to follow Dr. Christensen's lectures, trying to keep up with Dr. Gold- stein during one of his seven-page lectures on carbohydrate metabolism, trying to get the laboratory experiments done with the right results and then wondering ifit all was worthwhile-all this and more was Bio- chemistry. Physiology was also many things: Dr. Davenportis showmanship, Dr. Ranck starting things off with a full blown lecture the first day, Dr. Bohr and Dr. jochim and their cardiovascular apparatus, Dr. Sparks and Dr. Vander, among many others. And always, there were the dogs. Neural and Behavioral Sciences began by meeting in EM 1028 on hot fall afternoons and listening to the HFreaudians : Dr. McDermott and Dr. Finch and Dr. Coppo- lillo. Later it was Dr. V0taw's L'serious comments, patient presentations in the crowded Hospital Amphitheatre with Dr. Magee and the neurologists. Dr. Magee later commented that our class seemstto have a different attitude from previous class- es, in wanting to learn more neuroanatomy. b h IT1 r Y