Cornell Medical College - Samaritan Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Farewell, farewell, but this I tell To thee, thou neophyte, He passeth best who worketh best Through day and gloom of night, He learneth more who readeth more Of tomes both great and small, For the great profs who teach us, Have learned, and know it all. The Ancient Grad has told his tale Tears glisten in his eyes, He gives the neophyte this hail, Go Thou and Do Likewise . The Ancient Grad, whose eye is bright, Wliose back, with work, is sore, Is gone. And now the neophyte Goes through the College door. He goes like one that hath been stunned And is of sense forlorn. A sadder, yet more spastic man, He wakes, the morrow morn. Finis 71

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Mui! ' - .X x ,ix 7 X I S wb 70 He knoweth some and speakerh more Of childhood neurosis, And with feces differs celiac From mucoviscidosis.

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mm rw SYWEO T N I F-I , Y X I 6 Q B I W it ,-,, '-'--I f 'nl-' CLASS OF 195Q 11: Row-Dyer, Hillis, McGandy, Hoffman, Thompson, Pazianos, Walker, Johnston, Tutor, W1ll1ams,.Horrigan, Asth. Znd Row-Lower, Landau, Lippincott, Clayton, Huebner, Brown, Stucki, Han- fllflg, ATICIHS, Meng, Priebe. 3rd Row-Jensen, Romig, Hanson, Glover, Sullivan, Hollerman, Isele,Doersch, Hollenberg, Bierman, Arky. 4th Row-Hansch, Edelman, Per-Lee, Murray, Kendall, Ludlow, Feinstein, Oates, Dudley, Weinstein, Wilcox, Sigler, Matern, Thompson, Van Stone, Quinn, Schenker. T'was the tenth of September year One Nine Five Three A day of great import for C.C.'s to be Hardly a student was not of good cheer Though crocodile tears dripped in Brennan's beer. I The elder physicians now took us in hand Our services, said they, were in Great Demand. There were bottles to label and blood to be drawn And urines to do from twilight to dawn. One was on hand and two was on call Ready to go and do likewise to all. We hurried to Bellevue then back twelve to one For those Ob lectures that were not begun. Bob Atkins decided false pearls weren't for him And dropped off to sleep extending one limb, While Hi Kendall, our devoted medicine clerk Snatched just forty winks in a whole night of work. Miss Greer did not wish us to be led astray And let it be known that she ruled 1-A. ' Thane Asch in presenting found H. G. concerned That P. I. overlooked patient's works which were spurned, And LS. did not mean Lucky Strike anymore But Life Situation in medical lore. Paul Stucki felt that his share was done With one G.B. patient weighing a fifth of a ton, And weary and worn we finished at last With medicine orals soon part of the past. 72 Let's go troops