Wake Forest School of Medicine - Gray Matter Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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E ' tegg.y.,g1T-.. 4--f-.a.-'Quanta J,a.ra.,. SENIUIQS If C ASS CIF 1953 .7 5. 7-frm - I a,s I H . V I -'Q XV. B. Hunt B. M. Boyd. Jr. E. E. Funderburk, Jr. J. T. Liverman D. E. McCollum CLASS OFFICERS Pres.dent Eugene E. Funderburlc. Jr. X' ice- President Secretarv e Treasurer Historian Representative Joseph T. Liverman Donald E. McCollum XVilliam B. Hunt Basil M. Boyd. Jr. Memoirs of the Senior Class ln September ol lf'-lq. 56 of us went to our hrst Anatomy class one Monday morning to rind that we were already three weeks behind. The next week. 5-l of us went to class hoping that this was not the shape of things to come. The following week we received our hrst threat from the Physiology department-Howard XVavne. Undaunted. Snvder bought his second copy of Grav lthe other worn threadbarel. Bowling said goodby to his nerves and eyeballs, XVeathers finally identified the Posas Major. and we all somehow lived through the lXlagor's Anatomical Drills . XVas there ever a better Christmas? Then came Cl new quarter. with Biochemistry posing the still unanswered question: 'XVhy he die? and Folger coating his red blood cells with copper to keep the iron from rusting them. In neuroanaromv they passed out the brains. and we are all somehow suspicious that Shelton keep his. Scholastic averages and beer sales soared and the only failure occurred when Funderburk flunked his rab- bit test, Jim Barnes had. by then. challenged the majority of the Ardmore population and Sargent was gradually mov- ing his effects to the nurses' home. The next quarter. two people had an experience from which neither con- cerned will ever fully recover. Dr. Beamer met Basil Boyd. And for all of us began the longest course in academic circles to the rollicking laughter of Happy Harold . Here we discovered to our surprise that Ike Holleman could answer questions in his sleep and that C, Nash Keck did not discover muscle spasm. Germ warfare came into full flower as bacteriology did un- natural things to our little group. Even with instruction from Ledbctter on the use of arrows. Did everybody en- joy their vacation on the Great Lakes? Fresh from beaches and honeymoons. we came back in the fall of '50. counted noses, decided it couldn't happen to us, and pressed on. Everyone tried to make our stay a happy one . . . even to lecturing with their hats on. The Moose assured us that the mind could ab- sorb only what the seat can endure. and for six months