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New York University School of Medicine - Medical Yearbook (New York, NY)

 - Class of 1973

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New York University School of Medicine - Medical Yearbook (New York, NY) online collection, 1973 Edition, Cover
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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I we K if 5 X f x y,,..,11 -55 ? MfPS.g vf 941 X 1 X . . s '1 L,1 ' 'si Q. .. . ig pg , ' .Q ,, A U -. at . is . 55 5 -Q ye Q,Q '.,1A' Q f . 3. 1 ' -S ,. 1 Xxxx as X Nfxf X K. x . f' 0 ' f medrca vm e I 973 A 5 X , Q ' 5551 Cine 'Q T h I of med' n.Y-U- SC oo .X Si -4 MN r 1 T in 4. i wx A ' L , 1 I Q ' I fi LL, x k i 1 I L1 x A., 3, W Aff ng. Q I ge' Q -'l' '-.gis fx ' .' nf .Xnkfl ' 4 3 Vi, -:lf JG I 7 C , S- ' 1 if , 'i ,wi ' ' UWllWlWMlMdM 1- . . 41.-1: f- - l lij lfi'i ,Q 5 'W lil We fl ii U'llfriT'FQl l l l I L i ee- 2. oil - S-.llffgimjny Applying to medical school is done blindly. Indeed the decision to become a doctor is usually made without any real knowledge of the world of medicine. One can't really know which medical school is best, or even best suited to his needs, because one can't know a school until he is there. So we do the best we can, relying on short visits, slick public relations brochures, and the reactions of students already there. Once at a given school, inertia sets in and we try not to think that we might have done better. And now, four very short years later, we find ourselves apply- ing again. Applying for internships is again done blindly. Geogra- phy and the preiudices of your department chairman weigh heavily on your mind. ln the end, it is luck or fate that you end up at the right place for you. Most house staff officers seem to like progr0mS, no matter where they might be. Indeed, house staff are a different breed from medical students, who invariably find fault with their institutions. Maybe it's because house staff are too busy and l00 tired to be really unhappy. Their hospitals have plenty of faults, but their programs are inevitably good. Or maybe it's because medical students must pay S2700 a year tuition - for such a price, one is entitled to perfection. V l i l f Kwai-mwqp-.Q P sl an ii? .4 M Q . 1 l W Most of us weren't married when we arrived at the medical school, and thus had the experience of sharing a dormitory room. These rooms were minimally comfortable for one, for two - well, if they were hospital rooms, they would be con- sidered substandard in size and wouldn't qualify for Medi- caid. At the time, we managed, in retrospect, we don't know how. When we arrived, there weren't even any overhead lights. We studied Biochemistry and Physiology in the dark, for all the difference it made. The fluorescent lights were a big help when they arrived, and served us well aside from the blackout iust prior to the anatomy final. Rubin Hall is furnished in Dormitory Modern - that mar- velous 20th Century architectural style that combines function- ality with cinderblock sterility and budgetary acceptability. A little imagination could remedy the situation - cooking facili- ties, lounges, and study rooms on each floor, or maybe less heat in the rooms and more in the bathrooms. And the eleva- tors - they do all they can to make those at Bellevue and the VA look good . . . But alas, no money. Will we ever see a pool or indoor basketball court? Oh, that N.Y.U. were blessed with the endowment of a P.8.S. or a Harvard. lt's a good thing that we get a damn good education here. Some of us are married, but there are no suitable married student apartments. Maybe we were lucky and got a good deal, but for many it meant either formidable Manhattan rents or a long commute from the outlands. There is no villain in this situation. The school is short of funds, and a reasonable allocation of resources cannot at present accord student hous- ing a high priority. If only some genius, twenty years ago, had thought ahead. This problem, along with many others besetting the school, brings to mind an old saying, Lack of money is the root of all evil. H S . - - ' h clas d' I d ton is in flux. ln the last five years, e0C Me 'Co e UCC I h t different approach to the that has entered has taken a somew a .th the pre-clinical years. Somehow, it all ends up the same - WI f P t I of the Boards the sensa- frenetic and neurotic studying or ar D ' I tion that one knows nothing, and the almost Inevitable pass. , Our class, being in on a number of experiments that failed, was invariably referred to as the class that had no Anatomy or Microbiology lab. We were thus provided with a perfect excuse for our ignorance. Yet somehow, we overcame the deficits in our training, picking up in a clinical setting what we didn't learn in the classroom. lGram's Iodine sure is hard to get off one's hands' I We were pass fail in the pre clinical years, examined but not overtly graded It was a system that managed to alleviate some h h ve of the traditional medical school tensions but one t at may a led to less time spent studying than was needed In the third year, we received grades, grades often without meaning as pluses and minuses were dropped leaving a decelv ing sameness to most people s marks Of course luck, fate, per sonalities or whatever also had a part, as all too often average students received their A s and excellent students were crucified Something is wrong but to date no one has come up with a better system Besides, the truth is that twenty years from now it will make no difference, indeed, it makes no difference now except for a bruised ego non membership in AOA and perhaps a less prestigious, though not less educational, internship YW o XX? on X Ex KN .., if J 4 ,wx l 4,.,,..jL'ibfKX XX X x ullllx 3,58 - xyvscha: BUT Nor 5 A IN mr ieioillillllillml Wo FFSXION 0 3 room Pao YEARS Lolilmi SW OR sovroo 1 A oooioz Ao olfo,liEgf1j,3yvoo ioiievoxr worm soot ooo lil from Hs crooroo oooooolliillrlfog mn comcior wo oo on E ozmmroi moo Of ooo M ll 'if i ,.,, , 1 he is ow f' N l ' sf' c xgivgsfss X ,, , I cc, ,fig SQ. X . L2 1,4 or :,f+,Qs.s- r 'ina K 1 7 ,if i :zo . 1 ,- , l -- of , X 'ii l ' -Q-' -5 x 5 X X WWW wif' NA. Every great university sees faculty come and go. Universities in New York are particu- larly vulnerable as other institutions in more pastoral lor at least, more liveable urbani set- tings use the lure of the good life to win away star teachers. The departure of faculty, even at the rate we have seen here, is not a sign of a school in decline. What many peo- ple fail to realize is that those losses are often a reflection of how good N.Y.U.'s fac- ulty is dndlcontinues to be. Indeed, it is a compliment when other institutions seek out our staff. Still, it is unsettling when so many departments must rebuild at once. N.Y.U. will survive, its students will learn. But it seems strange that others no longer share the experiences of a Chandler Stetson promise, a Harvey Levy heart lecture, the Kloot and the mini-Kloot, Lightning Fred Miller, Marvin Kuschner's unique views of COPD . . . l l 1 W l 1 1 V 1 1 1, glfifl , I -a sm s llllll ,Q gn ' . - .i EX -r , : Ss'-lg' ali-lE':3, um-S55 Malin: 'll S 'JZ ..1- .1 T - will -2: . 1 . .lift l l A M. . . '-'5 .-E .I 'Tn Lg: '15, ' ' J , S -'V . ------ Q 'Wi , if l fl' IN 1'll.l'I -'7 '.':. 1 'mflillinunll ' ' Ei? , ,Ummwmg 521539 ll ll I gsm, ll! L' ...lil fLi5viiuU A 'rs T' ff'fQY - t l: 'lvl M 'I l l l ll,i'lll Ll Q '.l,'1f :l1lIj2,,,:' . - , , X l I lllipiq 1 ' ' -' ix ' - i ri,-.'-' -5 fjj' , f vs m X lx lv - Timmwm E li, N MW. mlm 'A i l ll,-l' 'si llll I .lllyrh llllll' J , ff Ms -. ' K .fff .W l A ,, ,, Y ,M ,gg 'T 'f ffifgff ., 'WH P ,i,:,,N 'L 'V nf 'HI 'fi ,fb s we ' 1 1 T M1 on ,wi 'v'vff f I X E 5 yy 6,93 ' 2 x .ww I ff XX . -'Wx .- me A ,U A nf -W A W if .1 I 7-I ,,.,,,,,, uf, 1. ..p- xx ' -tiki: X 'FXR x. wi The new Bellevue has become the longest running ioke in the history of the Medical School. Nothing more need about a building which when finished will require an extra year of renovations before it can be opened to patients. And as for those promises five years ago clinical work there, well . . . Pictures and promises are all that most of us will ever know of the new Bellevue. be said that we'd do our 1 1 I X as ix? i y 1 1 of -.F-f- . 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'X Qs g semi-a+'- V B x M , R S- N' AAIBAA ww S. AA 4 vs X A A A 'WA AA: A4 AA - g Y AAAI, lkhz. lllllhjmubn- 'f flaw , 'll 'X 'SX 1. K K sf l is -X ' ' T- Ki . ', Ns., ,.. a- Q rs 3 is y IZ 1,4 . i 1 gig ll lit! 1',,ili ll1lyllwllliiifz lv VV i ll 5 5 cc. 1 'i , Wi ' 1 W.-.-...Q 3 f l C .-.--..4 ' ' l I 5 gt t r ', V: fb 2' P4 , ff .J ,. B IC S pl. E - ,, f, I ? , 5 1 . ET g , Q. ?' 15 Szlnigni -rx-V175 w--.... fs,-H Ti f vw-'minus' .,,.,,,.,? Will there be New Efficiency in New Bellevue, or will we really have Old Bellevue dressed up pretty? Bellevue has a charm and mystique all its own and generates fond memories amid its squalor and decay. How much will change? Indeed, how much do we really want to change? 'I w. UHF? werne 1 S fy I allan b ,yi BEPT. OF i 1 , bert la du, chairman i milton Salton, chairman w. lane barksdale C I' 0 b i O f vincent zannoni O pharmacology vvernercmaas g james Schwartz y pafhologg norman altszuler arnold stern tt ll fr allan bernheimer Qilgegf' zoltan ovary go sein milton finegold Fila w. alden spencer demopoulos I' if 'X X -1 i fred gorstein frederick becker, acting OSS chairman Kalman rubi george teebor harry burton goldberg jeanette thorbecke nson demopoulos 111:Hp,QLlL1lgL3ifIL1iJ.. '...i LL ' ' , WS F V, A , medicine :Lok ' U51 . 5 f Y , ,M if , Saul farmer, chairman john moolement arthur fox h. Sherwood lawrence edward franklin r .Q Y :.,, , f, ,A , 1 gerald Weissman ., W Q -, -4 11: UOVTOU SDVHQW philip rnoskovvitz r 3 i E sk , A V , ,i, by 'Q I it : e martin dolgin V 8 ' if k Vx NK: S 'vigij oy, , U-,.,.,,.,.,.,,-jifj Q 'M' ' .-..... ., re.-L.f A Q-----iw, ...- . . ., . .Mfg-ff - .'TP 1Tfz1:7'f?i'fP5agv35ft5vgI15E'm 'i 'a3 7,1-M5.v 1 eww .,,,,, 1 f ' , , J 'Y ,yyfw W, : vlffv f, f if .vi f 7 .V WW if X S if A 5 1' Sify A w M ' f do fr Q r a ,,,,. 1 ephfaim Qlassman V3V1d0'Dh CIWGSG jerome Iovvenstein r A Q . ,xt 5 MW mi herbert kayden dorothea Zucker-franklin edwin gordon Q X A N X x -fi 15 V f i, , ,, . 1' 3 1 bertha rader , ' .Q x 44 ASA. Q i ml fwfr K edward amorosi robert Silber fi L r L F E 13 5 4 roberta goldring M K X A 1. N , .Av Xklkk Bal' ' minettael simberkoff iff ' frf 1 f ,V 2 wi . rf V rody cox peter elsbach X , f A ,,,f-Qi? 'f vlmv. X t f rrrrt - ' f f' ff f af ,,-' ,4 V A bw' fy J f . X james rahal if 1 , M william taylor 14 S? f R A My fr ff ffm, ' ,f . ffsffz Q, 1 M , 5 9 1 .-f 4i11-125514:I'-,ffW t ? f5 226 1 ? xm a as ff 2 we sy? f am henrietta Iackner Iester grant michael freedman 2 X , N ' r XM xx 4 K jamshid javid abraham sunshine element marks ? J + Q' , f 4 J i Q 5. E ig michael ruoff anthony grieco fred valentine 1 L sg ' L i ' - 2 MN We-Q we .. Xxx- ira Qoldstein charles hazzi martin kann E 0 . X f 'S i pl ta inltfiww YYY ,..V- - KIA4 '01 Q e :' V7 WM x jack vecicihumme C 17 N aug r ln the Act eli botvinick pu- -...W ADPv:i 'K ' ix' Y ae neil dashkoff peter gorevic joel greenspan 1 . ' r. 4 I A 6 y 6 Q . -Z ,- Y 'vi' erman C ha 'TT??:f9gEi?Ei.T'f:i1gHP 'T'a'V'n Stem 1 ' - '- ' -' ' -' 1 - ' - w:'mcr'7z'! ,': ffgfxwaiy Un Y 1, ,Qs-V . :ITF ITCN. :'j'l - -' wg. at C .- vf 5 4 'val fy. Q 1 . 4 1 Q Gr' 4 ' w 1 v 'Y X lf. ff s xx ' at . y 14x vsxst' f Q 1 9-,Y 5-'52-Q. s ..--f ,ofa 4 P Q., bs x ' , Q FK! vw, V 1 .' - 1 .. ?, ff f. . 1 ' 4. -, 1 a Vx l ' A .. 4 , 9 wx fuqolf baer chairman , , ,' f-f, y wx, ri-' ' -1 ' .SDJIV Y r- ,.Q-My - 'big b Q' 'n 4 ' X! f ' nl .. .. V, N , k 1 k - 'N r V ' -' ,M fwf' ar f-,fn 'X A V - -x.- , 4 if Lay .. 11.-in N V, -Jas, 2 4,Z'f,5'.Z., 'we 1' 1 .gs , 1Qg. a?fs'ff'ef gi,x'Y?',g1. '94 H, V43-er' 1,7 ,, .v see. Ytrk ,zgxw Qff . 3'-'iw' ,e K ' ,ffip ?ez 'PafEs' Q1 '53 'f Q ' .A A 2-'X' wg -, W .mc-Q'-MN, -' f V ll 5 gfg,:j,i,,ggZf- ,n,b.. V . 1 ,:-rv-lg' ,' L' v ,. I , ,QM 'j' Q A .. 53,223 X .A V ' 1 Q.2'.Z'fL , ,. v4fff.?,Qi1f3f'ff27X7gEf-SfifEl azffk ,t .f 2... x , Elf' 4 v.:-V fx I-.mb 1 px--,E-11:12 . gy. 1 Q . 'f w:.,, A, fm-1. K ,:5,,y?EQ2, 5 klfqfvp, ' If T-Kurt' ff-A , , N, ,Rig ' ' - ,- -11,-J 3 5- , , My . - Z' X ,Q X S X My ww.. M 'T 1 xx If Y fm f ja pediafrics ,W KC If 53 , ,gf Qin ,..Qf.4 ' I n 4 A--LM vw... emelia Sedljs I Saul Krugman, chairman claude sansarlcq f delores damlovvlcz eugenie doyle V' We! N 91 . Y rosa nemir . . U f' felucla axelrod ann fglbg 'W I we I ei if joseph dancis Sidnebf Cohlah shirley stone X , A A ff wa W1 2346 4 .r .? ta fb v- ir- XJR? ' W Ti: 'K 56? 3' if S445 NMA' -, - , f 'iw'-'i.g'g-:fe ,f X sage! ., Ne r , i ,fr ff 1 ai V ,J ' . z 5 X 3 - f ,a k Iois neumahh sandy cohen robert schacht albert florrnan + af h. paul gabriel irving fish gjgkx if N re A X x X ga N X 'ixfx xgi i Q4 Q1 X 5:-X Q 6 wo Q f, . VYX3-.,5, ef x f E SJ Lvgff judith Wallin f i phillip bruhell . , , , richard rubih Sergio piomelli surgery if frank C. spencer, chairman david tice 20 S 'i s. arthur Iocalio V, 6. . anthony imparato NW louis Slattery allan dumont 3 3 3 5 3 Q 5 1 5 ex Wlldratc ' W-ff-ff' . .... ...A M--. ,,,,....,, H..-WN,,,,,,,,,YN,,-Hmmmmm U melvin worth A fw K , X, f ,. ,Q .M Alliuff' ,M ...V Y d mWwe w,Lf.gV W? donald davis fkff an d KW! 1 vvllllam stahl SLx,..ef matthew harris nk. X Zz stephen gumport george reed W W , , 1 I , 21 1 .. fv., L g , I . V A g f Q 'M th, . ,, F , f ,WX X .W EZ v,,, i 5. W .WW , f f MK . ' ., 7, f- mgffyfl W f wwf WWW 7 ffyfff af , f rx - V 'Huw . , Z 1 I Z , .52: , V 7 , , .M L -'- , .f J, , f - ' ' if - ?,,f' 4 A.,. VQ 2 'Y . . L, 4 VMAWW 1 mf of Q - X .1 -. 1 . , 1. fa- U 441-,, rf f . ff., K - . T, ff ,,ZW.,:3v,g f 4 V V ' Q' M ff f f WW M2-i1'm ja - Z. 1 .wilofm T ,,Jri.Q,n'.,Wz Nw, . v fw- richard R, Q muh' 5 Z 2. ! ms, K af, V ,, ,, W ' ' ' A fy, f f - ,,.,,Wff.' --fir . f - - , fr f ww' irvvin berman alex solowey f f .egg X. 4 urology engelman 5 X ns 53? ? Yi! X. ' 1 , u ' V MM M ,q I ., cf X 1 4 ,XA M1 . ff howard richmah john ransom burton herz em' 5. ' 'QW W'-.5 . .if ilw--M 'Q' 'F r . L., ,af 7 af' 'Nb ei, . 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NW MQ N 42 T N' -...--' .J- ' lsr kennefh goldman lf one is so fortunate as to be blessed with a good and satisfying lite, it seems only just that he should help those who suffer. Unfortunately, most of us are becoming mere technicians. We pass examinations, acquire tnis or tnat technique in order to earn a liveli- hoodg but to acquire technique or develop capacity without paying attention to the inner state brings about ugliness and cnaos in the world. Krishnarnurti , . YI- Q V '1 Ez 5 S as 55 :S 4 1 U . , 4 I SUB howard goldman if -S. if arfh ur agafsfon ' Q2 69' A., 'Wm SUS3h marfin pelavin ., 'I '1g '--. james friedland , wx, w A 51 .: 4 wx . ,e Qi, .Q 3 .SEZ , X in NX,, X Y amy .N H as No way x jeffrey Shapiro - I x .Q ... FI -Q , I . ,arf fu, , ...-f' f- .f ' . . .. Anza bruce faffel 1 f aff N 291 MW 2 suzanne X N as , X . X, X , X 7... v,. 4 1 3- ,--5:1-5:-f. Q0..1,xg:,m14f.-,..,? r M 1,. ...nf ,,, 4.1, ,.,.: 51 '- V , , ... , . .. ...JU ., 1 r f ' Wf- fwifpi . 'l7fiVi.?'? 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TO NEUROLOGY Each day that Nature makes her wondrous way And causes to be born another man VVho grows to be a body so complex I sense beneath rt all God s marvelous play: By grvlng us a brarn to understand l-low Nature does It all I-le sees us vexed. That braln rs most a marvel of Its own To understand It IS a danng feat, For knowing thought will lead to thought control, Another Bomb released from thoughts we've sown. If Nature made the brarn for man's defeat, Survlval of the Frttest 's not It at all Now l know not of Nature's long range plansg Ivlzne, however the brarn to understand. -,'E'2'f--T'2J1...'..I f.. ..f'ZTf1 I',,.Z'1.5jIZII.I.'-I.i.' ',.f'x1J'Z 'r , ' -- ' - A A A 4 A - ':.4 i':ij':.i3r-5-g-7-'- -1 --f----f-M ---- ...-.... , ,.f,- , , alvin forf xx lit 'F diane gelfand bw. ' 5544 1 59 f g.. 1. ' 21491- I-,124 . f . - , uh..- -lb? V13 ' i6 f1 -lf? 't .. 'ff' .. - 1- . . 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If they are capable and compassionate meh, they will most certainly become capable and compassionate physicians. - after Mill l'9l'l3 bruce spmowlfz an Y! 1 ,mv X 0- Q .vfww 1 n 4. fiara jay melanie baoal-korn XM- ., WX gmfx. Q, Q QQ 1 A Y .ig N x 5 1' f :ff Q 5 2 'lift Q4 N .Q wp: . W , . x N35 5, x 5 ', x K . K Q 1- Q A ' 5 V f am X . . 5 A x x X S S 3 linksys Q:-N3 Q 45 x J mam. A.-. 5 QUROR -mme, S Nunn: N- .0.X A Luv, ,I 1 if i Wv- --....,-..-.,.,,w ,mcg uf 1. -..........,,.,,,,L,,,,L ,sn iA ,-.-.--,--.u.:,.:u nnflvr-f.r,peaq. . . ,....,.,. .-......W ..,. ,..,.,,..,J , -.-..v-auf.-w I- . ...,. Q .. .rf - -... ., ... . 4. I .A ,.. A ..,, ..... .. . A..,....-,- f ,,, ,. . Y, , ,.fv:,..-:----7.,:,,f,u.,.-. :'Qg..c,x..',,..f.. ,.. ,,,F ----' - iii., V: i S . J! L- 1553 :ff 5-Z . -,Z 1-1.5 fl, , f' r :f4':: jL'fY,11l.:w:5..,. .. . '. ', ,. ,,.' frg I Lui.-.1 Judi- ' as 0 ST. A ...H :I x -nz mx' px R , A4 f.s-g. ,..L .. .,. Lili- E 3 sh, sfephen krasnica barbara X , wnmmwux a H wtf ws '-:.:2'.'- .wb V5 Ma: gy . ,ar QW V CZ! 4? 1 hwzifffy x X 7 M,,,,fV V . W ff ff f, f 46 QNNWAW xmvmk 'wha x N ,ix kevin sanborn Man is the only animal in the forest that doesn't know the main business of life is to enjoy it. H. L. Mencken .xx 2 MMM-W' :Bk 1 ! 1 2 1 x 5 ' YF mf-Q1 . 'Y l- ml . N . Fkxih 'x wr' 5 my f' ,fxffcki ' 52 1 lawrence goldberg phyllis W' W 42 ' , .0 41 f 1? 4 Q 2, v -,J ,Q fi ff YR ,M E- QQ W S: N'-EMM 'iv V N' V N rx ,B ,: - nw in f-mgg, ,- hm ' A N A . V uf ,, .A H -N MM...W,, ' ' f - Q-X , .... X' , A ., , 1 91' ' ,gypsum ' ' .. . ,, .,,,. . ,,.. ' v .- , ,... .... -- ' f- -v , . . ,,,, 14.1-QI 'v ,XS WKEX5 ,gf A ,N 'ik 'Q' richard breslow B x if w W f b 'Sidi ,r-ll' HQ' 'S 45 21 M.. gm , E , r A 1 I. ,, l 1 X . L u v 4 I . , e z 5, I I, I. r r r ,fy r n il , W3- ,, -. 5. v 1 1 , 1 4. 1 .07 1. Lb- Happiness is being called beard by your friends. 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A W...-- A 1 I ami s 1 ronald rosenberg We learn that the soul is subject to health and disease just as is the body. The health and disease of both undoubtably depend upon beliefs and customs which are peculiar to man- kind . . . Within the sum total of these diseases there is one which is vvidespread and frorn which men rarely excape. This disease varies in degree in different men, just as all bodily dis- eases vary. l refer to this: that every person thinks his mind more clever and learned than it is. May there never rise in me the notion that I know enough, but give me strength and leisure and zeal to enlarge my knowledge. - Maimomides 1 i -vw MW X VW 'Nw A-'Z-Q 3-:ff-w i Tj! ' x, xr, .x-,. . .L.f,J1 f Q 7 'W M QQ' , , v X Q Q 14- P x V' ', ' iz' 1 . 7- fi f 'V A . MUyNi?NWW , fi f , ' eman uel 1 LJ. I K Tin wmwvn-MQW w sfernberg M YQ .fwpg xy Q X, I W , f , V 4, ,J ', .6w f 1, '- J Z 1 k M ., My . hwefp . If V , ? '. 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Y ' E ix x fig' x X , in EX 1 ig -XX X XKNXXXX, '- 5 ' X NX I v A X 4 xg XR RX XX X 4 xo Q X ex X XY X XXX X X X xx X X SMX Q xx x X ox X xxx X X X i X N Q Kwf N Y x X XS linda laubensfein xi X A X X X ' WWW f 'WWWM w ,, Ma In ,, un, nv-y-vw-nu aw 1. f f w H t 7 V WM ru wa... richard gallagher A h .,, lou I 7---lr-.n,uu mary A ,184-'A 4. :.,. 1-Q QU .- mr.. 1 ,.. f W, f , . ! , , , .-v.......... 2 .,.f,.,,g-gy5 , - ..p....v.:s:7:.'T.'. . :3g'f.3,..Y- S.. ,zgmri,-'-.,v:':-ji7':Tf,.x,3T 'll'-7 1--,L , 1 -WA mvllurlrirnifirzr v,T,:,A:- :5i:,7,1.737..,,: .,,:,'?3,:i..:7,,., 1 5-.....H.,:,H tl, l , ,-by pff.,...g... ,...,,,1 .,,,,,,. ji, ,I 3 mf, I- , .:..,-:,..g1,','.LA tm: ..f--. ,., V, .T , , . wr. ::1::1sg: 2, Y f 1:f,.,..,-..x . ,... . r - Y, ' A '- v. Ax XTKLA. diane rahman . Q. -s A fs X . j - .Q T91-, ' W x X ' 5-X , . - .mgxgs ,,ft.MY david Weiner Do you realize that the whole purpose of civili- zation is to take the surprises out of life, so one can be bored to death? That a culture in which nothing unexpected ever happens is in what is called its 'golden age'?' That when nobody can even imagine anything happening unexpectedly, that they later fondly reter to that period as the 'good old days? '... a golden age in any civiliza- tion is always followed by collapse? - Leinster K Wi o,,..,tt SX W1 ' ' 'X 5 ,..wv,,t N., '2 -,,,,,,J, . , , u .H N., . ni 1-.. .. - . v-,---1--v--1-uuvnn I-..:fff171,4.,.f.......,..,..,:,.,,?....-r-.., ,,s ,.,,,.,,. .. ..,-, ., .,,,. 3 Mi ,ff I ..q N 1 1 33 1 P W N , , 1 1 1 A1 W - 'J 1, W as gif ff m f k ' T f F K a 4 1 v I 317 It '11 'N 4 'VI . -nf rrvl vm . R. '1 rf . -1. ll HS ..-.- A . 3 .W -1 Q r. .Fw '.L1.LL.I1,i. ' - - - f V V ,. , .-, , ,s , , ww., gy , ,, ,7.,,..'q,p-,N X.-X, A ,, ,,,,,. I . .N G william marfone X I n K 1 N l A-Ln-lu.:-Q., .9 pefer lazarus .Sh , W 5 ' 2? 5 ff ? N ,Nag . ' ..1:5i:Q:5fE,, ., ' w . ' X 5 S .. Www 2 G Q Q8 I 5 Q? 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I-le replied: y - N 1 , X 'vi r ? .w an in -at 3 1 -J--...N ga 1 - X aw 2 s me i iiii ii' T f X T 1 . - X ' fiss- w NN t N Ivy., 'N if 1 W qv Q X J .X Q 'ff-Q' risi S 5' 4 'f Z Y M T i . fggsygfi- wc- Yep, l know . . . First the young doctor in the short white coat comes and pokes me. Then the older doctor in the white pants comes and pokes me. Then the older doctor in the long coat comes and pokes me. Then the professor comes and pokes me. Then he brings four of the 'young ones' and tells them all where to poke me. gr wg, 'gpm t , 1,5 at 8 1:51 ,, Q fa fs ff, SL il . ifs T ,Mi T .M ifnm- iiqff , Q 'f' V233 N' 4 ' 3, Alix Q A if y .1 lt-ff' 4 f 0 cf' , 1'-wwxfzf fi: -E4 6-M5 .ew .c1.1a.M,,.MM,. NJ., t.W...s ' , . ,Qi T www ' M is shy: fe.,2,- R eileen spafz . an X 0 X xgwgg 1 ,r I as-fax, iv .,, 4 fx . t,i, zzz, 4 Zi i f ef re V ' I iw- ,, 4' ' if vi Q lui fr ,SSM , ' 'sf R f ggwa , 1. ,,-,V gg gd ' 4 , t f 'X fi - iz 'fy ,. j.nfgi,f 0w.,,,w ZZ V. 1 -,r 55 if 2 Tai . Q tt , 1 iw :?1?.r:,L, , 1 ,iff ry S ga' , fwfr f2Q1,'z.p , ,,.r , pg 1' 2 -'Ma we Y ' ' ffi - Q4-If 3 fi AL N .A I ls, , , f , .,. ,S ewxfi' 39 ' f 93 3 I i .. I X 'Q' It My W law-in bruce biller debby There are places I'll remember All my life Though some have changed. Some forever, not for better Some are gone and some remain. All these places had their meanings With lovers and friends I still can recall. Some are dead and some are living In my life, I loved them all. But of all these friends and lovers There is no one Compares with you. And these memories lose their meanings When I think of love as something new. Though I knovv l'll never lose affection For people and things That went before. I know I'lI often stop and think about them In my life, I love you more. Lennon-McCartney In Ivly Life S Iiski N I 94 I 'fe .... g M A I M ,. A k,,. ,-,f X L! S X 5? xx . f X Ns ', xx e 5 Q X NY QL? 5 TX 3 x xg 1: Rf ji LQ X Q N K wX 2 ' xii -' -wg y X wx A H X vmw WW . 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Carl Sandburg 0 0 Curse you, Red Baron! .-mf' Q 'rT2 : '. ,7'I'4T'2!9fT flfY,k,I11Q:l' 7N L-vgg H ' 1 U.'5LL.Yai:S'5liI2' 1 - ' -' W- richard sills is E, irene hr- L:7:.,,..,...rv, ,.., a- n 4 --, 1 A? ,251 . Q, -. Nfkw x ,f is ff., i douglas lee 1 4 5 I lhf' 13- 3,771 S3 1 ' E .A E! J.. V H .A Ag' 5' ' i ., i ' a .f K' 1 dk . . 1 1 4 ' - ' 1 J - - A A 1. , -' 5 X N , W f ' V 'I ,l . E M - E H at 33 .A ,A .Q ,.. . 4 K 1 K 2 . W 7 2 f I 1 , Bl F 1 A X I lr' I . at fm Mc,..N,..., . , -MMWWMWWWWWV WWW.. ' ,, ,,4.,..,yLt ' V. . M M f f 'N ' off' 'usa ' hedi leisfner I will always remember my first night on. My admission was a 41 y.o. w. m. cfo non-radiating chest pain unrelieved by nitroglycerine. CXR showed central line resting in the pulmonary artery. As I pulled the line back, the monitor began to buzz. I stood there trying to recognize the pattern, not knowing if something was wrong or if a lead had come loose. An EVV nurse came running but calmly told me to get my intern, We stayed up all night trying to con- trol his V tach. I attempted to reassure him, try- ing to hide my own fears. I realized that I hadn't succeeded when he asked me to witness his last will and testament. The next day, I really didn't feel tired. I was elated. I had helped save a life. ww.-lunar-all ..,i ,,mM ,W A . 'P '--... W ,V f 4-f 'Q ,. '3 Milan I t I I I I I 99 l I L, , 4, at 9 1- , 'Z 1. a , , ' N N f N 5 V1 ix f W rn... I!! filxx Qld ff!! ,W 'QF 'J .I -I A, '01 4 v 'l., 'll .af 3.-, ,.,-. e 3 100 -1 I 1 . , A 'Tn .... , ,W . 3hh3 N lv H4531 ,,,,, .if gianmaria minervini X fry g 0 iw? Y . . 5- Q X f fr ' . Y 3 yy . xx Ask g X X Q r 9-3 5. Q J Ax. X 1 X ey...-x..4.,, 'K..-,-'.-,.. .. F..---..,,,,,,. .....L.-.. ,,,, -..,-..,.--g,..--..,,,,.-A,. ,..,... 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' A G , .. , M - - 'W Sylvia -gn.-fq.rru.: .4 --.u 'u ff'0'ao -H' V .vw-1 rw-4 n.nJ1v 4,-. 11.4,-,1,,,,, ,,, ,,uf i:5gG-'vi-ru -v-1 -13111-I N-1 SLQZAL, .0 ' 4 , W . 1 f , I W ,,,.,..,...,,. W. . - -, -if-1:-, , ,,, ,Y '- '... ' . , ...ILIH .V ' L1--gf--ffgzff-1. '4-,,,,,, ,i,-Q-'J hmm V vm m,un,,,,Q0,,J.,,g7j5-,,,.,,,ggiugq u71:.,gfE.v,..,........ ,1,H..4.-11.14-A-......w...,.,..,.,,, .A:,a.,,., .,,,- l. gh: 1 -'A....45,f w fn ---It-gm., ,,...,,v..'.,,,L,j1,4f,, 1fv:-,tg ,mjbi ' n l r 3 - IN. - W :A--7 --4 .Um N..-fQ.,J L... F. . .1 L.: Q. -x ,- f.-,. M ,U-,, A.. :J .W . .. .. .. . . . ,.. K melvin pann It was my first day of Obstetrics at Bellevue, and I arrived to find two women in labor. Soon one of the patients was brought into the delivery room, and the resident and I scrubbed and donned our gowns and gloves. My excitement peaked with each contraction, as I hoped that this would be the one that would propel the baby's head into my eager hands. I-lowever, contractions came and went, and the baby was making extremely slow progress in the final moments of his descent. By now the other expectant mother's time had arrived, and she was brought into the second delivery room. Since that patient was progressing very rap- idly, the resident went into the other delivery room, leaving me and a nurse's aide with my patient. While the resident was deeply entwined in perform- ing the delivery in the next room, it happened. Ivly patient's baby decided that now was the time to complete his journey. Ivliraculously another resi- dent appeared, but did not have time to put on a gown and gloves, and therefore, could not manu- ally assist me in my predicament. After ascertain- ing my complete lack of experience, he calmly informed me that I was about to do my first deliv- ery. I-Ie then proceeded to tell me what to do as I delivered the baby with my trembling hands. myrna 2-' N' , kg sandra brunson f W wav' AR- u , mn. 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Cunninghame Graham, Cruz Alta Why four years at N.Y.U. and Bellevue should bring to mind glorious failures and sinking, drowning men l won't attempt to explain here. Nevertheless, I must admit that, even if occa- sionally frustrating or depressing, the experience has always been interesting. I am deeply grateful to N.Y.U. for opening the doors of Medicine to me. l have been spared man's great- est curseg I need never be bored. M .....-.:g,. , v-. -,A-0 -,1............-.,.- -qi .- . k -. -...':f..' ' ' A' ' ' A ' g ' L ' 'ia-L 4--'vu--'V -f-- ' .'.::.12--un:-Lo-,an---24...--1.f,...','..1' Q.-. --' ',',',1.-.' ....vlI....' 4..l...' alan halperin Nay X X a . , . Qi ku. ' ' 1 'fw .g...:f.5g.. - - s, Q X, JN X M .Vx .M T, , K 'N wiv Us Q -xxwxv-as y X X '. Aw- Q X paula Iippseh' W . 4. r.-.....-v-..,...f . 4.1nP:'r'. ,f'!I'T7.'w. ,. 1- xv. 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Certainly, we must strive to become clinically profi- cient, but in our pursuit of this proficiency we must never lose sight of the patient as a human being. Of course, we would all like to cure as many people as possible. But it is all too easy, in our haste to see many patients, to tall into the trap of regarding the individual as some sort of machine that has been brought in to be repaired. For every action there is a reaction is more than a law of physics. A human being is distinguished from other ani- mals by his ability to think and feel in an emotional sense. We will not always be able to cure a patient, but we should always be able to comfort him. We must anticipate the reaction of the patient to what we say and do and act accordingly so as to put him at ease. We must not erect barriers between ourselves and our patients - barriers which make some patients afraid to ask questions because they would be considered stupid by the doctor. An illness should not be regarded as a mystery which only the doctor understands but, instead, should be explained in layman's terms to the patient. Above all, we should be gentle, patient, kind, understanding, and compassionate. For, as Hippocrates said, . . . where there is love of man, there is love of the art. -For some patients, though conscious that their condition is perilous, recover their health simply through their contentment with the goodness of the physician. L t Kfryitsl-E pam Q? iwmv Q mv? wi , A M paul gennis 'dvyjp an 1 4 W f . f mfs X, : 3 1 X Z f give fx 1 ee A clifford elson There are many parts to my life. Medicine is one of them, marilyn -E X gf X X I XY X SX X35 . ff , XXX . X AJ... x X X 5- X X Q X X S' X 1 1 X X X :iff X X X 'i Q XFX ' XX X X 5 2 fx 'R X NX X X X X X X 'XX -x X NX F X. A S-gs. igfifhww- X X X Xp' 5 X XX X X W? 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There have not been many persons at N.Y.U, who have really inspired me, Among those who have, how- ever, are Dr. Severo Ochoa, my research adviser, who more than once suggested to me interesting expefi- ments which had occurred to him at 4 am., Dr. Frank Spencer, who could make me feel useful in the OR, even when I wasn'tg and Dr. Bertha Bader, whom I really should meet, because her devotion to the hospital is an ideal which I hope l would be able to attain someday. d was I I , if EI I 5- :V y :'W'f?7f Z I V, .2 , nn. ' Q I W ' :pf I Q I I 55112 2 5 Mar I I 1' ' L 'I' all rw r ' x'II g ' I I 12? . fn X yy ? : I I 1, ' ' fell, 1 3 I -I ,fx is I '- .jfjicl ' 1. I I ' A I I I I . I' - I II - I Il I 'wid - I We , ,,,, I, I fe 4, I .I Q I I I I I I I I 1: 1 ll Igzffv E , X ,, , .I , ' I .5 152 I I I I' I I I . Q I fo nw- . X . x 3 in ...W Q1 Meg 'E 1 i sefh pmcus , ,, ..l ,b ,Qjll N. gg?-, RO 1, 'SN -01 '... ff W1 ff, 906 ff ff If rf 1 214 we N. 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'JM Y C,:,hEj 'Z ,gf ,,2f,Qjfi ,,,W,, 4 163 stanley muravohick lt's very difficult for me to write a coherent impression of my experiences at this medical school, the memories are still so vivid, so powerful, and so varied. Of one thing, how- ever, l am certain, our institution is in a state of profound transition, groping awkwardly towards resolution of the bizarre contrasts in medical care seen at the various hospi- tal facilities which comprise the Medical Center. And it is clear that final success in this transition will require more than new buildings or administrative reorganization. The empty grey bulk of the New Bellevue stands as silent reminder of the inadequacy of token gestures and mere material reconstruction in achieving a genuine improve- ment in the delivery of medical services. What is, ln fact, required is a genuine interest in improving the human con- dition of both our society and our collective consciences. That motivation, hopefully, will come from far-sighted administrators and from the compassionate few of our fac- ulty who have been the.inspiring teachers, who have shown by splendid example, what the word physician is all about. Whether they alone can provide sufficient energy to overcome the enormous inertia of the disinterested majority of their fellows, remains to be seen. ln any case, goodbye, and best of luck in realizing your dreams, my friends. 9 - X X 166 L. .by Why Q w .WWW . - N555 1 X xx X Q ik X X5 N X X X NXXY X X EYXX1 i Qgfi WYYYX N EX i xl LX X 11 XXX -- Q vp i 13 in X- -. . ....,. -- -,.....-g.. ..gg,,-.,1g- .,...,1,....L,.,.' jonafhan hollander SNS? XFX a ? W ff -- I- Wir.-v , , 167 , f-3. ' .-,3.1,5.l4-fT'4 ---N1--1 .1 -g,.,...,.:: :.-J.. :::':r5:1:r.: ':'i+.'f't1i'-- -'fi ,q ,, 'fi ,, H., Lf, .FQ ,.,. 2 . I r 4 E ' w H W w A I chrisfina sekaer 5L'?X Nfaii , xxggfh 1 1 l, , if ' , '. 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X ' -lg lhfilzzf Vincent V hltwhbhh, Lovely Linen Ladies Chick Pollato Neil Murray lllll Gilbert Clausman Li url Pedro and Alberto Mrs. Rose A Bellevue Elevator Operator Josie Ivlolvlonagle Thalla COUHGS I 0 IW, ,XX Friendly Cafeteria Ladies The C and D X Ray Lady 'I 2-an rf ,.. .1 TE - :mi ,R ,. AJ 1 1 Y X we X ., ff is az, Z- K3 :E- ' w 1' it Il? N rg , ,yi Uv A ' ,. Q25 in iii 4, 1 ,S fx - . al- , 'ws - X , f x P . K Z2 ,, af f- ,X N: If ww , ,, sv 6:2 ' c. 'Z f y fpfc, ,y 1. ' fl , My f f 1 ,f yff 74 ,lf , w wx Q , yay ' f W, 4 , , I X, , .. ff f fm sf ,ff ' Mx f , ' nl 114 ik! f 3 2 ,PW N 1 if , ' - ,Af A I ff ,f ' z 7 ,,' f z f , 4, ! Z 4 ,J ,I , Xi v X X ' X ws Q m 9 N X 11-frl'a':1 ti fvf---'T i'f'1'E33?F FTNETTTQIYI 3, 5 -- -'-'1.1:, ,.. za'- -into ,RTW .-- . .cn , W Y ' ' ' ' ' ' l' '-A--HH. A'- 1 - 4,-,.,-A Af , ,-' I ML' T!2'1f:IV'Y4PV2I1'09I0og ., ' 271' Tm 'Q' ' '-H - H+--iev.-..,1a..V,, . , ,,, , Y - ' ' n ' ' ' - V'--f f f:: --- ----41' -I - s -Stiff? 'WFQ!15Zf 'ffF':ffff?:v':-3'? 'r---if-ff-1-4vwawvw-:'r6+F-SH--1-rQ.1z.:'..-..z'.-z- .. - .. .. 11- Reflecting on Medicine and Begond . Each of us was once upon a time a single cell invisible to the naked eye. ln a small corner of the invisible speck was a tiny bag of DNA consti- tuting the whole genetic blueprint of you or me or anyone else you care to think of. That is to say this tiny bag contained all the embryology, anatomy, histology, physiology, biochemistry, endocrinology, hematology, neurology, immunol- ogy, etc. necessary to create a full-fledged human being and lead him from embryonic development to senilic decline. ln short, this tiny bag contained essentially all of our medical knowledge, or to be less presumptuous, I should say, it contained that portion of it which is true, as well, of course, as that medical knowledge which is yet to be discovered. It is rather humbling to think that after centu- ries and decades of research and despite scores of specialties and subspecialties within the vari- ous medical fields, we have barely scratched the surface of this microscopic mound of knowledge. We are still groping for the etiology of entities so common and well known as diabetic vasculitis and atherosclerosis. We have not even begun to seriously think of such things as the exact neu- ronal pathways of love or the molecular sub- strates of improvisation and invention. lvlost ironic, of course, is that each of the trillions of cells in our body contains a full set of all the information that was used to create us, so that we are literally full of knowledge, but do not know how to get at it! To the cell, however, the information seems quite clear indeed, and the metamorphosis to a full-fledged organism appears no more than a simple game that the fertilized oocyte merrily plays. Somehow DNA gives rise to RNA, RNA serves to produce proteins, these find their assigned stations in life, and soon a symphOUY evolves to the heart's beat and the brain's wave . . . and to our utter amazement. With time - perhaps decades or centuries - .-, .,-,..L-.f -1. .',.4-1., 1. '1T'I ' .rxrmx::vmflrv'v'vfr+? --'ES-ff-Ff-2?? the process of our genesis will probably be eluci- dated and its steps will probably be taught to medical students just as we were taught ad nau- seum the steps of the Kreb's cycle. With time, we may conquer cancer and learn to reverse ather- osclerosis. We may even learn to arrest the aging process. One mystery, however, will never yield to our scientific inquiries and that is the mystery of our freedom of choice. The problem is that even though we start with component elements whose nature we can define and those whose whole behavior we can predict, we end up with a creature with a will of its own, totally unpredictable. Scientifically speak- ing, Athis is simply not acceptable. Science is a study of mechanistic processes - whether they be one-step chemical reactions or a very com- plex genetic formula resulting in a bee's meticu- lously programmed life cycle. Causes and results are tightly coupled, and so we expect the same experiment to produce the same results. It can- not be any other way. lf it could, there would be no laws of nature, no scientific knowledge to deduce. In such a system everything is predicta- ble, even mutation. To the scientist the capacity 'to predict is the index of validity of his theories. Everything is predictable - except for Man. l-le defies all rules and transcends all laws. He feels no restrictions and knows no limits. He is free - even while not completely detached from nature. Like other animals, Man does hear the various calls of nature. But only he is able to turn around and emphatically declare no. Thus insofar as his behavior is concerned all of our investigations into his physical nature are bound to lead to a dead end. We may be able to pinpoint the biochemical substrates of his instincts and drives. But what do we do when he flaunts his biochemistry and refuses to obey? At that point it would seem that we can only sit back and admire his great leap into infinity as he softly whispers: in G-D's image. ELIE HAMAUUI ,..-,.-., .,.,. - ----.-f H--.e,,... .- , , .. ....-.-.-.--.-i- i .-.-,.- .-. -, ,., ...,.,. .,,.-.321-1 ,,,-i':1.1:.,. L.. .,.,. -,,., ., M,-.,:,.d: ?1S'r3 ti4?-T?5iZ'f54H4f 11ELTt123?331i'z1I2L'?r1'i!+n-nf?n:wT1?-+1'f'44---1++a2:,.i..:..:m ----'I--1---ff' -' S. M 54 Ill yi ?s,XY r 1, l .f JG -2, l l Violet Journal of Pretentious Pafholo y Case Report: Rapid Mental, and Physical Deterioration in a Twenty-five Year Old Medical Student We hereby report with interest a case of extremely rapid mental and physical deterioration in a- twenty-five year old medical student. The etiology, it has been theorized, was a combination of stress factors which included losing a close friend in physiology laboratory and discovering q long lost relative in anatomy laboratory. , Patient was first seen in the fall of l969, and was iudged, on routine physical examina- tion, to be within normal limits except for a g tendency to grin excessively QSEG-sl lFig. ll. No changes were noted until January, 1973, if at which time lFig. 21 a marked increase in hir- sutism was observed. Also remarkable is the unmistakable facies showing first signs of a vacuous gaze and suggestions of an underly- ing paranoid psychosis. Shortlythereafter, the deterioration became evident to all. Patient lost all ambition, and began complaining of tinnitus, the etiology of l which could not be elucidated lFig. 3l. Strange posturing, weird facies, and an interest in mys- F ticism and Far Eastern religion were noted lFig. 4, si. P H9-1 Fig. 2 1 ' X Q i Fig. 5 Fig. 4 l . Q .m,4...h. ,,,., .. ..7, mnunvmw mu m 4. MII. Mll h ,A , I ' Lxh.4.-Lg4l:sw s-.....a...4.,.-.,.:-- kc., . M, ,- - .. N. 4:1 -- -1-5:1-se, 3 Fig. 6 As the condition continued on its relentless course, the patient inexplicably began to exhibit signs of alcohol abuse lFig. 6, 7l. Whether this was a reaction to, or a part of, the underlying pathol- ogy has not been determined to date. Of course, numerous attempts were made to arrest the deterioration. Eupho- romycin therapy lMedical Violet, l97ll as well as several rather unorthodox pro- cedures lFig. 8l were of no avail. Lead- ing scholars in Medicine were consulted. Fig. 7 All were of the same opinion lFig. 9l. Unfortunately, as of this writing, the process has continued relentlessly. It has, if anything, accelerated lFig. lOl. Note the total alopecia, ecchymoses, and the general feeling of helplessness exhibited by the patient. Also of note, however,is the feeling of increased intelligence somehow conveyed by the patient. We would appreciate receiving any reports of similar cases or suggestions for therapy. Fig. a ...-. .-ww I iv . I ..,. ..,..,-...,,, X' ff ff- Fig. , , gn. --:.---,.,Qv1,m.vT. , . ,...,....-... .. . ,.- V .1 J--....... ---+'ff 'f L. -fc..m. 4.-F ,--vin f-....,, .,, , , 9 Fig 10 Qfudenf Presenfafion Day Student: Irwin Klein Remember Student Presentation Day? No'?. 75 PVGCGPTOVS3 DVS- Smith Well, at the end of each year, some of our and Dale classmates gave brief accounts of the PVOIGCV Eff9Ct0fCYCliC research that they had done under faculty x ' amp on adenyl preceptors. Pretty pictures were posted in , cyclase in isolated front of M.S.B. We'lI reproduce one here to rat heart preparations 1 refresh your memories. I I I Well, we feel that there are a lot of other possible pro- jects and preceptors around here. With a lot of help from our friends, here are a few: ' i I Student Abraham G00dQ0ld Student: Robert Finkelstein PVGCGDTOVI I-lOYd Williams Preceptor: Harold Schweiger , Project: Effect of Ethanol on Biological Project: Induction of the Dumping Time Clocks ' Syndrome I i I I EX Student: David Goldber e . - Preceptor: John Magazgno rl'llACa?tEi'Il3?egun Project : Essentials of Security Techniques: Study of PEM Project: Selected Aspects of Political Sleep in a Maximum Security Institution Expediency I I Bred from student frustration over current avenues of exploration the following project was nonetheless banned from presentation. Protopathic Awareness Do One 'S Foreplay . . Student: John Altman Preceptor: Michael Bloom Project: Sexual Awareness: Approaching Desensitization Through Audio-Visual Techniques See One Teach One or Three Cart ,. 1 1 1 ' L , , xx, ,11- -, ,t1 ,T gf, 1' 5 X fa 11 11 Q :111 11:1 ,IQ I 111 11 5 :, ' .1 , il 1 -1 . 1 111 1 1 111 1, 1 '11 5. H, ,l 1 ,111 E ,l 1 1 121 11 1 17 1 3 ,, 1 51. I 'ill . 11 . 5, 11 1' 'F 11 tn 7 ' 1' y: '11 5 i 1 111 I5 . P 1 1 if 1 1 1 ' Ffi 1 ii 1 1 i 1 1 E6 11 , 1 11 3 1 1 . , 'gg 3 1 1 2 Z 'jf 2 1 2 ,E 1 A 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 ' ,l 3 1 .1 1 1 3 4 1 , tf 1 ' -, 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' t 1 1 , 4 1 3 1 1 1 L ,fji 1 1 . ,V 1 . 1 3 1 1 1 ,fl 1 , V 1 , , 11 ' 1 1 M . ...- votetoday-plckthenaxthvv A . i? ' - K UN1 5QfiIP?'s Q As we all know, our class was uniquely privileged, along with Taki 104, Saul of B-6, and Preparation H, to be represented on virtually every subway car in Fun City by our own Miss Vicki. However, in a relatively unknown, but equally prestigious com- petition, another of our classmates was chosen to represent us above ground. We proudly present . . . MR. Bus Mr. Bus has always wanted to be a physician, ever since he was delivered by a member of the Tactical Patrol Force in the back seat of a late model dark sedan. After two years under the bili -lights and toilet training by electroconvulsive ther- apy, he was determined to pursue Pediatrics as a career. His hobbies include teaching joint position sense to wayward acromegalics, strategic placement of Poo cushions, and badmouthing Eleanor Roose- velt. I Mr. Bus eventually hopes to become Head Counselor at Camp LaGuardia. While at medical school, Mr. Bus has met and is 1 engaged to - don't all swoon guys - an undil- 1 ferentiated astrocytologist. 'I84 . vt ,X X - slii A ss X 4 L.. r -' 'A ' w V I N ni 1, 1 ,. 5 . . ., ,,, A X . S wr 'V' lu, iw 4 wi S . KQ V . 'fi , ww,-f 1' qv . z ' f XA , , iawifafkiifii f'7 1973 medical violet michael feifel - editor-in-chief barry sussman - associate editor sheree sfarreff - associate editor it l K, . Every moment in time was a picture not taken for the Medical Wolet. But every moment we experience becomes a part of our private yearbook. This edition of the Medi- cal Wolet should serve as a useful adjunct to that private yearbook. Completing four years of medical school leaves each of us with many memories. Our personal experiences leave their indelible mark on us. A very few of those experi- ences are recorded on these pages - a base on which our private vision of life at N.Y.U. can stand. Some yearbooks are works of art - photographic or lit- erary masterpieces. The 1973 Medical Violet has no pre- tensions to greatness, it is certainly not all we would like it to be. lt leaves untapped the creative genius of our class. lt leaves much unsaid about ourselves as individuals. And much unsaid about sickness and death, about health care and the miracle of life, about people - our patients, our future. But even so, we feel the primary function of a year- book has been fulfilled. I The-key to a successful yearbook is nostalgia. And this ingredient is not missing from the 7973 Medical Wolet. Memories of friends and colleagues, places and events are evoked by these pages. Our successes and our frustra- lions, our expectations and our disillusionments should Come back to us. Finally, this book will serve as a constant reminder that until June, 1973 we were, above all else, stu- dents. Only after we enter the real world - as doctors, courtesy of New York University - will that unique status be appreciated. Gone forever will be the happy days of our youth - except on the pages of the Medical Violet. :lc :fc :lc It would be nice to include a few words of wisdom at this BOW, but we're at a loss. So good-bye and enjoy. the itgokl. The class will have to provide its own profunditiesg meg Ways nice to take an occasional rest from the world of th ticine. As someone once said, There are some things 8 cannot be made a science of. :fe :fc :jc NOW for some acknowled gments: H BARRY SUSSMAN brought the same spirit and devotion he showed in managing our class affairs to the task of cre- ating a yearbook. He was, at times, the only one who really cared whether there was any book at all, and for his con- tribution he cannot be thanked enough. SFIEREE STARREYT joined the staff late, but made up for' it by putting in countless hours taking pictures and doing layouts. She too, among staff, deserves special thanks for her crucial help. JIM TETRUD did a commendable job as business man- ager of the Violet. l-le can take full credit for the yearbook's financial condition - we certainly don't want to. FRED SCHIFFMAN is a talented artist and we are fortunate to have his sketches gracing the pages of the Violet. . RON RAGER, in a few spurts of activity, proved a valuable asset as photographer. The same is true for CLIFF ELSON. And ARNIE FRIEDMAN. And JUDY STONE. Their photographs comprise a large part of the book. Thank you. JAY COOPER was largely responsible for the cover. DIANA MARCELO was very helpful with certain administra- tive details as well as taking pictures. I-IEDI LEISTNER con- tributed time to both photography and layouts. Others whose photographs appear on these pages include DAVE GOLDBERGER, JON HOLLANDER, MARK NEVVMAN, and JIM TETRUD. . I . There are others deserving of mention. A very special thanks to DIANA SHANE, whose help was exceeded only by her patience. Thank you to PIjIILIP MERWIN of the Office of Public Relations for supplying us with SOlTl9 vital photographs. Thank you to DICK LOPACHIN of Taylor Pub- lishing Company for his invaluable advice to novices in the graphic arts and for the ability to remain unflustered in the face of countless questions and demands. Thank you ED VICKI SEL TZER, MARK MELAME RUS, . . ' and anyone else who sacrificehd glskgecg? l re utation and professional integrity for e liciirrfor ir? the Wolet. And thank you to those members cg the class who even in small ways cooperated Wllh US all t sk easier. . . mE?l'cli1ieOilg97?3 Medical Violet is not dedicated t0 GHYOUF- there is no one person who touched our classlindgdvgygog - ' . There is H DGVSOM . Lnaxgvglmf-Lfrgqggiibapolgf because wives of yearbook edi- tocrs suffer even more than wives of interns. MIME-w lg Class of 1973 Bruce Blller Rafael Camerini-O Kevin Carey Freddy Epstein Arthur Giuliano Marc Goldman Jacob Heller Irwin Klein Stephen Krasnica Hedi Leistner Alan Lieberman Beth Lieberman Alpha Omega Alpha I0 Q fel 9 2 I Class of 1974 Frank Evanov Phillip Haney Cynthia Kaplan 'Diana Weinberg William Martone Stephen Mcllveen Peter Pasternack Robert Press John Reilly Kevin Sanborn Fred Schiffman Vicki Seltzer Jeffrey Shapiro Richard Sills Fredric Weinbaum Martin Weintraub Class of 1973 Class of 1974 President Barry Sussman President Barbara Schlldkrout Vice President Hedi Leistner L Vice-President Stuart Rothenberg Secretary Treasurer - Sheree Starrett n Secretary-Treasurer Ann Mane Sullivan Student Council President- Richard Levin '74 Vice-President - Linda Laubenstein '7 Treasurer - Milton Erman M.D.-Ph.D. Representative 3 57 ,3 3 ar Secretary - Jan Horn '76 I xx Q '75 ' Niw , Gerald Smaldone Past President of Student Council Bruce Biller '73 Student Senator - Harvey Nissman '75 Class of 1975 Class of 1976 Cresgentd Steven Meed . President Steven Hoffman Ice res: ent Joseph Zlbrak Vice-President Ariel Sherbany Secretary Treasurer - Barry Eisenstst Secretary-Treasurer Lmda Crouse the olass of 1973 sincerely thanks the parents association and the alumni association for their kind support during our four years at n.y.u. dr. carl smith dr. herbert Iippsett Chairman mrs. william Ieistner alumni association parenigaglggiation SOCIETY UF E EXPERIMENTAL A ANIMALS --WL: GA VE oun ALL ,,...6v1,:..a. Q ,...-.. -.,,...,..o.gf-,. a- .L ,. ,.......,-.1,.,w..-N fa-v-4 vu ... .,-... 1,1 ---.. 4 'v .A..,,..-L27 . . . T-1- L- f. -- . 1 PAGE NAME 47 AGATSTON, Arthur S. 79 ALTMAN, John H. 57 ARTMAN, Henry G. 69 BACAL-KORN, Melanie E. 108 BARILLET, Jacqueline C. 77 BIEDERMAN, Edward B. 94 BILLER, Bruce J. 109 BLASER, Martin J. 169 BOYER, Benny 42 BRANDRISS, Adrienne 73 BRESLOW, Richard E. 103 BRUNSON, Sandra C. 74 BRUSTEIN, Dennis M. 136 CAGAN, Laird P. 150 CAMERINI-OTERO, Rafael D. 140 CAREY, Kevin V. 55 CARP, Mason J. 32 CHASE, Philip S. 158 CLARK, Preston S., Jr. 96 COOPER, Jay S. 52 CUTLER, Charles M. 139 DELGADO, Robert C. 148 DEMAR, Leon K. 104 DEMENY, Marian B. 124 DOLE, William P. 146 ELSON, Clifford M. 159 EPSTEIQN, Freddy 63 FIGLOZZI, William D. 75 FINKELSTEIN, Robert 58 FORT, Alvin P. ' 112 FRAMPTON, Mark W. 49 FRIEDLAND, James T. 39 FRIEDMAN, Arnold J. 1' FYER, Abby J. 87 GALLAGHER, Richard F. 59 GELFAND, Diane S. 145 GENNIS, Paul R. 107 GIULIANO, Arthur A. ' GOLD, Marji R. 130 GOLD, Morrie G. 72 GOLDBERG, Lawrence S. 154 GOLDBERGER, David 46 GOLDMAN, Howard B. 43 GOLDMAN, Kenneth N. 84 GOLDMAN, Marc A. 111 GOODGOLD, Abraham 137 GORMAN, B. David 164 GRASSIAN, Stuart E. 61 GRIJNSZTEIN, Jacob M. 31 HADLER, Stephen C. 156 HAMAOUI, Elie 127 HANSEN, Herbert J., Jr. 34 HEILMAN, June E. 117 HELLER, Jacob-L. 45 HODES, David L. 167 HOLLANDER, Jonathan A. 120 KALLMAN, Alison 41 KANE, Seth O. 142 KLEIN, Irwin L. 116 KOLODNY, Enfvin 70 KRASNICA, Stephen D. 86 LAUBENSTEIN, Linda J. 91 LAZARUS, Peter S. 98 LEE, Douglas S. 99 LEISTNER, Hedi L. 78 LIBERMAN, Joseph 67 LIEBERMAN, Alan N. 105 LIEBERMAN, Beth W. 141 LIPPSETT, Paula B. 170 MclLVEEN, Stephen J. 80 MACKLER, Karen M. Infernships HOSPITAL Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center Univ. of Virginia Hospital William A. Shands Teaching Hospital and Clinics Bellevue Hospital Center Bellevue Hospital Center Bronx Municipal Hospital Center North Carolina Memorial Hospital Univ. of Colorado Affiliated Hospitals State Univ. - Kings County Hospital Center Johns Hopkins Hospital Bellevue 'Hospital Center Long Island Jewish-Hillside Medical Center Bellevue Hospital Center - 1 New York Medical College - Metropolitan Hospital Center Bellevue Hospital Center - North Carolina Memorial Hospital Bellevue Hospital Center Kaiser Foundation Hospital Harlem Hospital Center New York University Medical Center CBellevue, Universityy Univ. of Minnesota Hospitals Bellevue Hospital Center New York University Medical Center fUniversity-V.A.J Bronx Municipal Hospital Center Univ. Hospitals of Cleveland Albany Medical Center Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Albany Medical Center Univ. of Miami Affiliated Hospitals , New York Medical College - Metropolitan Hospital Center Buffalo General Hospital - E.J. Meyer Memorial Univ. of Miami Affiliated Hospitals Bellevue Hospital Center Not participating North Carolina Memorial Hospital Bellevue Hospital Center George Washington University Hospital Bellevue Hospital Center Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Bronx Municipal Hospital Center Lenox Hill Hospital Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center New York Medical College - Metropolitan Hospital Center Bellevue Hospital Center Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center Lenox Hill Hospital New York University Medical Center CUniversity-V.A.J Bellevue Hospital Center State Univ. - Kings County Hospital Center State Univ. - Kings County Hospital Center New York University Medical Center CUniversity-V.A.J Parkland Memorial Hospital Univ. of Washington Affiliated Hospitals St. Lukes Hospital Center Cedars-Sinai Medical Center St. Vincent's Hospital and Medical Center Presbyterian-University Hospital Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Bellevue Hospital Center Bellevue Hospital Center New York University Medical Center CBellevue, University, V.A.J Bronx Municipal Hospital Center Bronx Municipal Hospital Center Children's Hospital Medical Center Buffalo General Hospital - E.J. Meyer Memorial Bellevue Hospital Center Bellevue Hospital Center Bronx Municipal Hospital Center Presbyterian Hospital New York Hospital SERVICE Medicine Rotating-Psychiatry Pediatrics CResidencyJ Psychiatry CResidencyJ LOCATION Bronx, N.Y. Charlottesville, Va, Gainesville, Fla. New York, N.Y. Rotating-Pathology New York, N.Y. Medicine Bronx, N.Y. Medicine Chapel Hill, N.C. Medicine Denver, Colo. Medicine Brooklyn, N.Y. Medicine Baltimore, Md. Psychiatry CResidencyJ New York, N.Y. Pediatrics New Hyde Park, N Rotating-Medicine New York, N.Y. Medicine New York, N.Y. Pediatrics CResidencyJ New York, N.Y. Medicine Chapel Hill, N.C. Rotating-Obstetrics! New York, N.Y. Gynecology Medicine Oakland, Calif. Medicine New York, N.Y. Radiation Therapy New York, N.Y. CResidencyJ Medicine Minneapolis, Minn. Psychiatry CResidencyJ New York, N.Y. Medicine New York, N.Y. Pediatrics CResidencyJ Bronx, N.Y. Medicine Cleveland, O. Medicine Albany, N.Y. Medicine Boston, Mass. Pediatrics Albany, N.Y. - Medicine Miami, Fla. Medicine New York, N.Y. Medicine Buffalo, N.Y. Medicine Miami, Fla. Rotating-Obstetrics! New York, N.Y. Gynecology ' Medicine Chapel Hill, N.C. Pediatrics CResidencyJ New York, N.Y. Medicine Washington, D.C. Pediatrics CResidencyj New York, N.Y.' Medicine-Social Bronx, N.Y. ' Rotating-Obstetrics! Philadelphia, Pa. Gynecology Medicine Bronx, N.Y. Medicine New York, N.Y. Surgery Bronx, N.Y. Ophthalmology CResidencyJ New York, N.Y. Medicine New York, N.Y. Medicine Bronx, N.Y. Medicine New York, N.Y. Medicine New York, N.Y. Pediatrics CResidencyJ New York, N.Y. Medicine Brooklyn, N.Y. Medicine Brooklyn, N.Y. Medicine New York, N.Y. Surgery Dallas, Texas Medicine Seattle, Wash. Medicine New York, N.Y. Medicine Los Angeles, Calif. Rotating New York, N.Y. Surgery Pittsburgh, Pa. Medicine Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine New York, N.Y. Medicine New York, N.Y. Medicine New York, N.Y. Pediatrics QResidencyJ Obstetrics! Gynecology CResidency5 Pediatrics CResidencyJ Rotating-Medicine Medicine Obstetrics! Gynecology CResidencyj Psychiatry CResidencyJ Surgery Pediatrics fResidencyj Bronx, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. Boston, Mass. Buffalo, N.Y. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. .Y MANG, Clement S. MARTONE, William J. MASON, GSW '- MELAMED, Mark A. MESSE, Mark T. MINERVINI, Gianmaria MOND, James J. MURAVCHICK, Stanley NEWBURGER, Mary R. NEWFIELD, Philippa NEWMAN, Mark R. NOUMOEE, Joel S. NUDEL, Jacob OEN, Kiem Giauw PANN, Melvin E. PASTERNACK, Peter F. PELAVIN, Martin D. PETERS, Richard A. PINCUS, Seth H. POLLOWITZ, James A. PRESS, Robert A. RAGER, Ronald RAHMAN, Diane RAINFORD, Norbert W. REILLY, John C. RICE, Stephen G. ROSENBERG, Ronald C. RUTNER, Alan C. SABOL, Steven L. SANBORN, Kevin V. SAUNDERS, Hermon SCHIFFMAN, Fred J. SCHILDKROUT, Elliot SCHOENGOLD, Arthur SCHOLL, Gerald M. SEKAER, Christina M. SELTZER, Vicki L. SHANIES, Hanley M. SHAPIRO, Jeffrey M. SHAPIRO, Jonathan A. SILLS, Richard H. SPATZ, Eileen M. SPINOWITZ, Bruce S. SPROTZER, Samuel P. STARRETT, Sheree F. STERNBERG, Emanuel STONE, Judy W. STORCH, Gregory A. STREICHER, William F. SULTAN, Ronald R. SUSSMAN, Barry C. TAFFEL, Bruce H. TAYLOR, Grantley W., ll TEITEL, Michael G. TETRUD, James W. UNDERWOOD, Stephen VALENSTEIN, Steven L. WECK, Steven D. WEINBAUM, Fredric l. WEINER, David J. WEINTRAUB, Martin l. WERNE, Carl S. ZASLOFF, Michael A. G. 119 132 115 122 160 118 State Univ. - Kings Count H '1 I Univ. of Virginia Hospital y OSD' a Center Bellevue Hospital Center Bellevue Hospital Center Univ. of Washington Affiliated Hospitals Bellevue Hospital Center Mount Sinai Hospital St. Louis Children's Hospital Children's Hospital Medical Center of Northern New York University Medical Center CUniversity Bellevue Hospital Center Obstetrics!Gynecology California - V.A.J Bellevue Hospital Center Sick Children's Hospital Long Island Jewish-Hillside Medical Center Bellevue Hospital Center Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center Lenox Hill Hospital Univ. of Utah Affiliated Hospitals Bronx Municipal Hospital Center Beth Israel Hospital Bellevue Hospital Center Bellevue Hospital Center Harlem Hospital Center Bellevue Hospital Center New York University Medical Center CUniversity-V.A.j Bellevue Hospital Center Duke University Medical Center Bellevue Hospital Center Presbyterian Hospital Yale-New Haven Hospital New England Medical Center Hospitals Veterans Administration Hosp. - Georgetown University Hospital of the Univ. of Pennsylvania Roosevelt Hospital Bellevue Hospital Center Bronx Municipal Hospital Center Mount Sinai Hospital Bellevue Hospital Center Bellevue Hospital Center Children's Hospital of Los Angeles Bellevue Hospital Center Bellevue Hospital Center New York University Medical Center CUniversity-V.A.J Bronx Municipal Hospital Center Bellevue Hospital Center Jewish Hospital of St. Louis Medical College of Virginia Hospitals State Univ. - Kings County Hospital Center Bellevue Hospital Center D William A. Shands Teaching Hospital and Clinics Rhode Island Hospital Bellevue Hospital Center Veterans Administration Center - Wadsworth Bellevue Hospital Center Univ. of Miami Affiliated Hospitals Bellevue Hospital Center Duke University Medical Center Bellevue Hospital Center Bellevue Hospital Center St. Luke's Hospital Center Children's Hospital Medical Center M.D. - PH. D. STUDENTS NOT GRADUATING IN 1973 Rotating Medicine SUVQGFY CResidencyj SUVQGVY CResidencyj Obstetrics! Gynecology CResidencyj Pediatrics CResidencyj Medicine Pediatrics Pediatrics Medicine Medicine New York, N.Y. CResidencyQ Medicine Pediatrics Medicine Medicine Medicine Obstetrics!Gynecology CResidencyJ Pediatrics CResidencyj Pediatrics CResidencyj Medicine Pediatrics CResidencyJ Obstetrics!Gynecology CResidencyj Medicine Surgery CResidencyJ Medicine Medicine Medicine Surgery CResidencyJ Medicine Medicine Psychiatry CResidencyJ Medicine Rotating-Obstetrics! Gynecology Medicine Obstetrics!Gynecology CResidencyD Medicine Medicine Medicine Pediatrics CResidency3 Pediatrics CResidencyD Medicine CResidencyJ Pediatrics CResidencyJ Medicine Medicine Rotating-Medicine Medicine Rotating-Medicine Medicine Surgery CResidencyJ ObstetricsfGynecoIogy CResidencyD Medicine Pediatrics CResidencyj Medicine Psychiatry CResidencyJ Medicine Medicine Medicine Rotating-Medicine Medicine Medicine Pediatrics CResidencyD LIEBERMAN. Robert PAGE NAME fl 66 PERLMAN, Andrew J. BRIN, Kenneth P. 125 BURSTIN, Stuart J. 143 COHEN, Ira S. 114 GOLDMAN, James E. KADISH, Julian L. LASKIN, Steven E. SMALDONE, Gerald G. STETSON, Philip L. VOGEL, Arthur M. f not participating in yearbOOK -' -X--' - -is-ff..-.i.5.......,. . .....- .1 .m:::e:-06264455.:Q425455'-Iifliiitititltlrzsf2a1i:2?s.r!'n:x+r'.f+fL23Z1I41:: .1 Brooklyn, N,Y, Charlottesville, Va. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. ' Seattle, Wash, New York, N.Y New York, N.Y. St. Louis, Mo. Oakland, Calif. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Toronto, Canada New Hyde Park, N.Y New York, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Salt Lake City, Utah Bronx, N.Y. Boston, Mass. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Durham, N.C. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. New Haven, Conn. Boston, Mass. Washington, D.C. Philadelphia, Pa. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Los Angeles, Calif. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. New York, N.Y. St. Louis, Mo. Richmond, Va. Brooklyn, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Gainesville, Fla. Providence, R.l. New York, N.Y. Los Angeles, Calif. New York, N.Y. Miami, Fla. New York, N.Y. Durham, N.C. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Boston, Mass. sponsors Adel R, Abedir Maximilian Fabrykant Hgward ii, Aeeieien Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Figlozzi Marvin R. Agran r William Flllel' I Fidel Aguirre SBU' H. Fisher Joseph Florio if F Sheldon Fox r Mathew Fi. Frampton l Grace Frank Emmanuel Alves Edward L. Amorosi George Anopol Shepard G. Aronson , Dr. and Mrs' T. We Avruskin Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Friedland Rudolf L. addr Ofmfmd FfOSf . Harry Bakwin Dr. and Mrs. H. P. Gabriel r i Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barillet Morton Gamston I F ' Bruce A. Barron Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Gallagher Arthur F. Battista l Maxwell L- Gelfand Frederick Becker Menard M. Gertler iiiieiiii E Belsky Paulino L. Getzrow Marvin S. Belsky Charms P- Sie' Mi Veiie Benjamin Dr. Lilian A. Gilbert iiwin iq, gerrrieri Ephraim Glassman David Bernstein' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldman Anthony A. Bianco Roberta G0'dflnQ Mr. and Mrs. Murray Biederman Wmiam Goldfing ivir. and ivirs. Harold Biller Fionald C- G0lifiQef Saul Bieu Albert L. Goodgold Manfred slum JOSGDIW GOOGQOIG Mr. and Mrs. Frank Breslow 3- HOWQVC5 Gorfinkel Jordan S. Brown Celia G- GOFFTWI Frederick B. Brown Sandra Glam Dr. and Mrs. Milton W. Brustein DVS- HGWY and Esther Gfeenbaum li Magda .Campbell Harold Grossman Mrs. Edith Carp . Stephen Gumport l Ramon Castroviejo R033 HHQUW Noel L, Cohen Warner C. Hall Sidney G. Cohlan George A. Harer Karin B. Corey Matthew N. Harris Mr. and MrsL L90 Cutler Michael Heidelberger Max E. Cytryn T. Hodes John FJ Daly A. Gerson Hollander Joseph Dancis Jean F. Huddleston Louise M. Dantuono Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Kayden Morton Davidson Bichard Kessler Donald A. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Klein Charles H. Debrovner . Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Klein i Mr. and Mrs. Beno Demeny Julius KOYGNW - Martin Dolgin Hans Kraus Eugenie Doyle Edith Lind Kristeller Marvin Eiger Saul Krugman Richard Engelman Henriette Lackner Dr. Manfred Epstein Bert LaDu Paul B. Esserman Ira J. Lauter sponsors Alfred Lazarus Claude Sansaricq Thomas H. Lee George M. Saypol Lonnie F. Leonard Lewis Schachne Michael J. Lepore Richard K. Scher Arthur E. Lindner . Drs. Herman and Mollie Schildkrout Dr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Lippsett Mr. and Mrs. Stanely Schoengold David E. Lipson Herbert M. Seltzer 3, Arthur Localio Alan R. Shalita Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mackler Dr. and Mrs. Eli J. Shapiro Anthony A. Maglione Archie A. Silver Orlando L. Manfredi Carl A. Smith William M. Manger David Spain Morton F. Mark Frank Cole Spencer Aaron G. Meislin Abraham L. Sperber Dr. and Mrs. Myron A. Melamed Marvin Stern Rosemarie Meldola Samuel Stone Martin Meltzer Abraham Sunshine Andrew Milano Samuel S. Sverdlik Robert H. Morris Frank Tatfel Rasmia Mgwafy William C. Taylor Elizabeth Muchmore Walter A- L- TNOITWDSOU Alvin Mund Dr. and Mrs. David A. Tice Rose Lee Ngmir Hillel Tobias Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Newburger Alfred Yogi U Mr. and Mrs. lsidore Newman Judith Kerstin Waum Severo Ochoa I-Nia 3- Wan Ronald N. Ollstein Ira A. WHSSGFDGFQ Norman Orentreich Frank A- Weck , Robert B, pfeffef Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Weinbaum Donald J. Pizzarello H0YVa'd K- We'Sbe'9 Charles A. Poindexter AW C- Weseley George pollack William I. 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