Michael Reese Hospital School of Nursing - Reestar Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Study in black and white of Dr. Weiner. wwf' ff W vi Val' Dr. Greenberg, rests at the end of a weary day. Dr. Aronberg, caught with a coke in one hand and stethoscope in the other. Fee, Fie, Fo, Fum , , . . .Dr.Selman Dr. Fine and Dr. Landes Uunbendn. We're glad we can show that someone still studies, Dr. Kahn deep in some medical loret Dr, Massover has a steady hand for more than knots and suturing. Dr. Laden as first assistant. Dr. Ehrlich, Where DID you get that formidable object? Dr. Marshall, finding ex- pression for his inner feel- ings in music. Must be a good radio program to bring them all together, or doesnt Dr. Landes think S07 Dr. Marshall gets a few FINE points. Dr, Ross: Am I HAPPY! l lt i J W' V iflif' iff , 1 F fi ' W f ALM! ,X

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