Word: meds
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Despite accelerated and distorted schedules, curtailed pre-medical training, and other war-born irregularities, the graduating class is one of the largest the Med School has ever graduated, and also the youngest in average...
Some of the new M.D.'s spent as little as two of the usual four years in undergraduate pre-med training, while others were forced to stay as many as 13 months in third year medical instruction. And to top it off, the grads have had to compete with returning veterans in their search for internships...
...Med School's Class of '48 was among the last to be taught by such men as the late Walter Cannon, who died from overexposure to x-rays incurred in his study of the gastro-intestinal tract, and Eliot C. Cutler '09, the late Moseley Professor of Surgery...
Such Medical School traditions as the Lynwood Grill, playing tennis in the court yard, and Aesculspian Club plays fared well during '48's stay in the Med School...
...holds his coach, Jaakko Mikkola--Finnish Olympic coach in 1920 and 1924--responsible for most of the medals, although he admits Ed Flanagan, who helped Jaakko for awhile last year taught him a lot. A pre-med student, Felton wrote a psychology term paper this spring analyzing the reactions of track athletes under competitive pressure