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

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r . I wlusun G. AVERY -Q W Yonkers, N. Y, . . 5 New York Unlversny, A.B. C Q5 Monlrrnd have o grear averfron lo an I rellecluol labour. but even xupposrng r knowledge ro be eaxrly ollarnoble, more people would be conlervv lo be rgrroronl I :han would lake even u lrrrle nouble Vo acqurre rl Samuel Johnson ,M I 1 I X I I ANNE E. ARMSTRONG 'ew York, N. Y. aunt Holyoke, A.B. I I I I I PEDRO ARROYO, JR. , Sanhrrce, Puerto Rico I Arkansas, B.S. VIFRED J. ANGENENT ua, U. S. I. llesley, A.B. Wilh Apologies to Grlberl lSrr William S.l lhe very model of a modern clerk ol P. and S , inlormolion Cecil-Loeb and Chrralopher land Merck I guexsl, w lhe lolesl research ond I quote me recenv lin.-rovure. Cornples Rendus lo Journals green ond even colours more obscure, Ulhe G,A.S. fl slressl I'm leeming wrlh o lo! ol lads- mony cheerful pounls obouv lhe surgery ol corarocls. or! in mailers Cecilrloeb and Chrislopher Ishh-hushll Merck the very model ol u modern P and S.-Horned clerk A9 fe ll 77 TQ . 6? f-4 'lf .xxff 1 bhp JOSEPH JAMES BARLOW Malden, Moss. Tufts, B.S. Medrcal lroinrng-Vhe Apogee Leap lrog, lug-ol-war . . . ol necessrly No lime, no money, no normolcy Bu! lhe MOLE molures, so why shouldn JEAN T. BAKER New York, N. Y. Sarah Lawrence, A.B. 0? 5 I ,l I we?

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It I'm happy, I must be euphoric, rg 6 1 1 i '-'Z - yr Although I have deep respect for Psy- , chiatry, I can't help seeing some truth in K lx I.: 'J ALBERT MOSHI ABOODY Baghdad, Iraq Kenyon, A.B. the following piece supposedly written by 1 'a a patient at the Psychiatric Institute in S., New York: Q, I never get madp l get hostile, I never feel said, I'm depressed. If I sew or knit and enioy it a bil, I arn not handy . . . I'm merely obsessed. WILLIAM A. ABRUZZI, JR. Bronxville, N. Y. Virginia, A.B. . M, dx, f It I ga to the Stork Club or Ritz, And it I have a good time making puns or I'm a manic, or maybe o schiz. I love you . . . but lhat's just transference With Oedipus rearing his head. My breathing asthmatic is psychosomatic, A fear ot exclaimings 'Drop dead.' nh ,Y -.U t I 395 Dedication: To the continued life and health of the Association of lnternes and Medical Students. From four years oi medical school, along with a thorough scientific education, let us hope that at least some at our colleagues have acquired a sense of the great re- sponsibility to society which each of us assumes in accepting a medical doctorate. As American Medicine makes great ad- vances there remains much to be done in the field of medical sociofeconomics. With the help of the American physicians l fervently hope the future may bring the betterment ol the economic and educa- tional conditions of internes and medical students, the improved distribution al the finest possible medical care to all our people, and the eradication of the social cancer of discrimination both in medical education and in the administering of medical care, a rhyme, MONROE E. ALENICK Newark, N. J. Haverford, A.B., M.S. With Apologies to Sir Walter Scott Breatl1es there a Man? Respires there a med. student with horned-rimmed Who never, ever l?l slept through classes: Snoring, this is my own, mine Ivory Towerl Whose stomach hath ne'er within him turned. When leaving Gil's all food he spurned, To choke down that ol a Mid-West flower. Despite The Rock and BeIlevue's trap, This wretch survived the fourth year snap, And now can lrame his new degree- Hall blind, stoopeshaulderedp an M,D.! XX S XY fy V ' xi ig- .rk ' XV I Alf X 4, I' ', Q In 55 t N I' .54 glasses, .,f N -6 'Qui i 1' GEORGE WHITAKER ALLEN Milledgeville, Ga. Harvard, A.B. tin oft- There once were five and twenty soldiers, all brothers, lor they were spring of the same old tin spoon

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DAVID l.. BENNINGHOFF Fort Wayne, Ind. Yale, A.B. A summary ot the tour years: e first year was long and arduous. T e second year was mostly arduous. e third year was interesting, but also arduous. e lourth year is fun and not so very arduous. JOHN M. BOZER Buffalo, N. Y. Harvard, A.B. PAUL BERES New York, N. Y. Williams, A.B. The l.MD has a sorry plight, We think him wrong more often than right. In the Ivory Tower we spend hours lang Proving him right, more often than wrong The poetry's poor, that's not new, But let's give the local Doc his due. :ar O 9- N5 .. a, l i. FRANK GARY BIVINGS San Antonio, Texas Princeton, A.B. An airplane was circling the field with 7500 men aboard asking tor landing per- mission . It is too bad that this does not hold true only for Texans fix' , av .oss-Z -.V - X . zz 2 5:3 City ol cities, greatest ot them all, Broadway, Central Park, buildings so tall, Soul af the Nation whose nine millions work, Capital at the world-why that's New Yorkl The teeming subways, elbows in the lace, Unsmiling countenances, effort to keep pace, Greenless masonry, pavement lor a lawn. Ruthless etticiency, and I just a pawn. Four good years here and forty years more To do things sottly and a little bit slower. A nice city to visit, o nice place to bum. But a still nicer place to live away from. ROBERT L. BRAGG Tallahassee, Fla. Florida A. 8- M., 8.5. Boston, A.M. 1 .5