Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons - P and S Yearbook (New York, NY)

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if, Do you really wont to intern at our hospital? -A l If If ,Ffll rl 1 S V el pil. 'Aff' ' Whcut is your opinion about Sunday morning t . rounds cis on educational experience? -'lsr '5i'gQRx .NX .- Mk W2 i' 5 Q K ls it true that you went into medicine for financial remuneration? 2 Before we close the conference, are there ony comments from the back I' rows?

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Do medical students have much time for social life? How did you enioy the Saturday Clinic on '-is 6.1- l the subject, Desoxyribonuclease in the treat- Q ment of chronic empyema? V 1 Y - - 1' LJ Discuss hemochromatosis. How do you like the new group of probies? C i'Z t Q5 Q' I9 i -' i ls. I. ff' QQ. , .. .Q

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E acknowledge with thanks the many people who have aided us in the prepa- ration of this publication. It is impossible to mention everyone by name because space does not permit, but to all who have helped, we extend our sincere gratitude. To the members of the entire staff, in all four classes, who provided a large share of the written material and photographs, we say congratulations on a good iob and best of luck on P8-S '51, '52 and '53. Our Bard Hall secretary, Betsy Payne, was more than patient when she deciphered our illegible script, and translated it to the neat typewritten page. Mrs. C and Freddy, at the front desk of Bard, were wonderfully co-operative in spite of all the phone calls and messages that deluged the switchboard. A word too, to the men at Charlie's desk who helped us to see that every senior knew when his yearbook picture was to be taken. When we wanted to know who in the class lived where, and how he could be reached stat, Miss Phelps, in the Dean's office, was always ready with her magical files of vital statistics. Our budget was admirably balanced by Miss Brady, in the Bursar's office. She had the most polite way of telling us we'd overdrawn our account. Special thanks must go to Mr. Terzian, our photographer, for his many trips from the studio in Manhasset, L. l., and for the fine prints of the seniors, the classes and the fraternities which he provided. Mr. Kelly, our publisher and technical adviser, spent many arduous hours with the members of the editorial staff, helping P8.S '50 grow from a pencil-sketch embryo to a padded-covered adult. We are grateful to aur advertis- ers, the local merchants, medical firms and the contractors at Van- derbilt Clinic, without whose sup- port this book would not have been possible. And lastly, to you our subscribers for whom this vol! ume was printed, thank you very Sgxx . o Q J - a. 'Q 5' 2 -.. -. C 2' 'E' Q rn -4 'U ru 2 9. 8 in 3 it 3 U. ,D sc Q 'S Q S- o 0 O -N T ' . f 1 ,421 7, f ,f 1, J, Qi? , X, I, - , 'U 90 cn 5. 3 ut 9 P L a :U m m. F'- 3 C 0 F' rn 2. D 0 m - 'L sc 3' 0 'U rn -. J' a -. D o 2 f 3 87