New Jersey College of Medicine - Journal Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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ASSISTA TDEA S , V I . H X, 5, j null!! fkiw iw ' CHARLES R. BEAM, M.D. HUGH G. GRADY, M.D. 20 FRANKLIN C. BEHRLE, M.D. ARTHUR KAHN, Ph.D. I.

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' tt . li t!! NEW JERSEY COLLEGE OF fa ! MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY 24 BALDWIN AVENUE JERSEY CITY, N.J.O7304 To The Class of 1969: Never again will there be a class like yours-The Class of 1969. No group will ever have so many adjustments to make, so many delays to face and so many obstacles to hurdle. Yet, on the other hand, no class will ever again experience the exhilaration of passing from the shadows into the sunlight, witness the tortuous path of relocation or participate in the rebirth of what will become their alma mater. You chose and you were chosen by our distinguished predecessor, the Seton Hall College of Med- icine and Dentistry. However, by the time you arrived for classes, the name had been changed and you suffered through the necessary explanations to your family and to your friends. Nevertheless, you courageously controlled your understandable fears and apprehensions and dug into your studies with the vigor and excitement which all students of medicine demonstrate as they open that door leading to a career in one of the most honored of professions. As the College has gained in stature, increased its financial support, added to its devoted faculty, revised its curriculum, purchased a city hospital, planned for permanent facilities and constructed interim buildings in which it could immediately expand and consolidate its programs, we have been aided and inspired by your equally high performance. Perhaps, the most important single factor in our ability to muster support and faith in our future, particularly in the eyes of the outsider, has been the performance of you students. As one reads the record which you and the classes immediately before and after you have Written, even the most severe critic had to admit that our primary mission of turning out well-prepared young physicians was being accomplished, even if by a miracle. Therefore, we express to you our deep appreciation, we commend you for a job well done and most enthusiastically we welcome you to our growing family of alumni. Cordially, Robert R. Cadmus, M.D. President

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No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies hahf asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his Ifollowers, ioes not of his wis- dom but rather 13' is faith and his louingness. If he is indee wise he does not hid you enter the house olf his wisdom, but rather leads you to the thresho d of your own mind. KAH LIL GI BRAN FACULTY Q.,-Q