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

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n 14 clminia frafion A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell where his influence stops. Henry Adams h doctor by definition, in turn Although it is a well known tact that eac , becomes a teacher, we think it admirable that so many at our teachers have given so much ot their lives to the instruction ot others. Their reward will come not alone from the inadequate ancl trite bits ot Thanks that tainly from the realization that through us we can render, but more cer their thoug ' hts will live to atitect eternity. This year we invited ourselves to a of the P. 81 , caught them formulating those coordinates on the mapkf - l education. -f--A-uf 'c-' , .,.,.'A f x l gt 1. it 12 7' Y ,pr -. 'ici i . 1 Abner Wolf, MD., Walter S Root, PhD., Earl T. Engle, PhD., Virginia K,Frant1,M.D., William B. Parsons, MD., Franklin M, Hanger, lr., MD., Deans Secretary, Deon Rap- pleye, Dean Severinghaus, Ross Golden, MD., James B, Amberson, M.D., Howard C- T0Yl0f. MD., James L. Pool, MD., Yale Krieeland, Jr., M.D., David Seagal, M D. l l - -

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