Adam Blatner

When I went to med school at the University of California at San Francisco (class for 1963) — they have a big ol’ medical center there up on Parnassus Heights just southeast of Golden Gate Park—I would sometimes cartoon during lectures. Sort of multi-tasking. These came to be included in a yearbook we did for our class. (I don’t think most classes made up yearbooks, but under the direction of the late Dr. Robert Rood, we did.)
Here are some of those pictures:

During the first semester we all took anatomy

A recurrent nightmare still?

Around that time wind-up doll jokes and cartoons were funny.

 The neuroanatomy test would have these small bits of brain and we were supposed to identify them!

See:

• 2nd year cartoons
• 3rd year cartoons
• 4th year cartoons