The Record of the Class of 1962
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Having work- ed hard enough for three years to ensure early ac- ceptance in Medical School, Benn found time during his senior year to take up smoking, drinking ("Say, John, have you got any beers?"), and discussions of the finer things in life with Frans (Don Juan) De- Nie. Ambition: surgeon. Destination: "Medic" Pa- tient.
ROGER E. SALISBURY "You," he said, gazing earnestly into her deep blue eyes, "are just the one to help me over my inferiority complex." And another Bryn Mawr fresh- man fell... for the famous Salisbury line. Shuttling regularly between neighboring girls' schools. Big Rog worked off the average of five pounds a year.
After labs, he was always to be found matching "Tarzan" Bower grunt for grunt lifting weights or demonstrating to some unwary classmate the latest of judo throws ("Aw, come on, it'll only take a minute and it won't hurt a bit"). Fit in mind, body, and line, Roger set out well prepared to show the medics the ultimate in the bedside manner.
FREDERIC G. SANFORD Judging from grades, the fump had Chcm re- duced to one word: substitute!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having work- ed hard enough for three years to ensure early ac- ceptance in Medical School, Benn found time during his senior year to take up smoking, drinking ("Say, John, have you got any beers?"), and discussions of the finer things in life with Frans (Don Juan) De- Nie. Ambition: surgeon. Destination: "Medic" Pa- tient.
ROGER E. SALISBURY "You," he said, gazing earnestly into her deep blue eyes, "are just the one to help me over my inferiority complex." And another Bryn Mawr fresh- man fell... for the famous Salisbury line. Shuttling regularly between neighboring girls' schools. Big Rog worked off the average of five pounds a year.
After labs, he was always to be found matching "Tarzan" Bower grunt for grunt lifting weights or demonstrating to some unwary classmate the latest of judo throws ("Aw, come on, it'll only take a minute and it won't hurt a bit"). Fit in mind, body, and line, Roger set out well prepared to show the medics the ultimate in the bedside manner.
FREDERIC G. SANFORD Judging from grades, the fump had Chcm re- duced to one word: substitute!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haverford College. Class of 1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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