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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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At last, we grew to know it all And learned to Call this tower home. , N ,I Y xv ., xg -- ' ' ' 'F . at ...js 1 1 .. ,I X 4, ,, . dug an 9 W N f ' .-- 'Rf ' . ., , N.. - N MN 1 f 'X .Q 1:1 'Q ' if x' ,. Vxljxl-1-5'-,i :ff U I f V n . 1 l , ,, ' I iv-N ti ' .f , qs , - ' - ,ff fit? :Q - ' V ' A 1 ' . mf 1 '7, : g::- ,tg V as -' ug- J. ,Y .',4-F' -'Q 'lf :QL - . ' -3 La Jani? 'gl' ',s 'P' , I ' -X J.: . 'wp' f 5' '3ffa7-3 A -. ' -'ij-'iff - l ' ,Y 1 QQ ' -A fy - ,V-4 5' , ' ' .Af ' . --F ' 'ls Y E A - 5 ' N ' T 3':'g?'v.r L' P' 1 1 1 . - 'J ... . a , 3 A 4. . r x 5:'1. ?-,ll , ' , I' Y Q- -::: 1 , Q - ' 1 'Z ' ', I vf I Y 42: -'N' ' ' J,,:Tj,ii 4 -f1f3f5:'I A . E ' 1 3? . 1,,. W , . --GA 1 211- 439, ' .-- - gf f-11, jo' ,Q J' ff-LAL3' f 1 'fx 0 jij , AA ,uf K ff - 1 X I , ' x MEAN f' fl '1 ' 1 i The new dorm isn't any fun, The girls still have to leave at one. -Ni , . fglllil ur'-I-. 1 ,IEE ZZESHS 'I ,Y . .nu ,L F l 3 H 'i s!f ...- . ... ll: lla! L .- ix -- iQ:l'3J::Fs':':'H4 ' .' 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RICHARD ALLEN ANTELL WILLIAM HENRY AUSTIN 120 Kenilworth Place 20 Cragmoor Brooklyn, New York Cape Elizabeth, Maine Cornell University, A.B. Bowdoin College, A.B. ARCHIBALD HILDRETH BEARD, JR. Box 552 Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Williams College, A.B. ELLIOTT E. BLINDERMAN 1004 Montgomery Street Brooklyn 13, New York City College of New York, B.S. CHARLES HENRY BECKMANN 114-55 211th Street Saint Albans, New York Massachusetts Institute of Technology, B.S. DANA CHARLES BROOKS 110 North Shine Street Orlanclo, Florida Cornell University, B.E.E. '-'ES' -V ,. 'H- BERTRAM S. BROWN 1973 80th Street Brooklyn 14, New York Brooklyn College, B.A. HARRY MARTIN BUTLER, JR. 786 West Main Street Newark, Ohio Denison University, A.B. 'lllllnafu HARRY GRAY BROWNE 721 Devon Avenue Los Angeles 24, California Yale University, A.B. up-v. .TS 9 , CLARENCE ELTON CAHOW, JR. 519 South 12th Street Fort Pierce, Florida Davidson College, B.S. PAUL DANIEL CARTER 1 R- fx- A C 1215 Putnam Avenue F, 4 - Plainfield, New jersey i .1 2: Wheaton College, B.S. 'L I-i All , L if - A N J .V A H if -ig 3 2 ar gs g xr f LM Egg- S778 s I ya , 'i 'I ' Q A - 1- , . A I .7 Q' P . eftiltgin ig ,,:f,ff3, ,Q up .f if if ite A f l PHILIP KENNETH CARTER, JR. 1215 Putnam Avenue Plainfield New erse , Y Wheaton Collce, A.B. Rf'-19' JAY NORMAN COHN THOMAS WILLIAM COOK 1100 Madison Avenue 960 Boulevard New York, New York Westfield, New jersey Union College, B.S. Princeton University, A.B. 4 - Route 1, Box 167 ,. I Miami, Arizona CHARLES GENE DAVIS X x Arizona State University, B.S. 4' Hi WILLIAM CHARLES COOPER 163 Euclid Avenue Erie, Pennsylvania Franklin and Marshall College, B.S, ,Y ,.., -4' , Y b ':k -.T I N . --, ,mt ' i , V ..,x Q.. ,IR f A 5 fy ,I ' Y 4 , pf C EFF r zur. E 5- ' V r L Q-fiiff Q .' 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IOHN WILSON ESPY Jenks Street Brookville, Pennsylvania Franklin and Marshall College, B.S. ew fix KX , ROBERT SLORA FACKLER 1412 North Austin Boulevard Oak Park, Illinois University of Rochester, A.B. DONALD PETER FEENEY 1701 Albermarle Road Brooklyn, New York College of the Holy Cross, B.S. WILLIAM RUSH FACKLER 1412 North Austin Boulevard Oak Park, Illinois University of Rochester, A.B. V ii. ii 4. X , . , 1 in in ii will ll' iii in FRANK BARTLEY FLOOD 71-ll 110th Street Forest Hills, Long Island Manlmttan College, B.S. R. NEWELL FORD liarinington, Utah University of Utah, B.S. .fT' Y. . Y, 63.1 'ii JOHN CHRISTIAN FRANK 33 West Lewis Avenue Phoenix, Arizona University of Arizona, B.S. ii , ,. IVAN B. GENDZEL PI-IILLIP GEORGE 3041 Cruger Avenue 1615 Clay Street Vicksburg, Mississippi Bronx 67, New York Cornell University, A.B. University of Mississippi, A.B. JACK GOODMAN 31 Magnolia Terrace Springfield, Massachusetts American International College, A.B SIDNEY GOLDSTEIN 215 Mitchell Street Ithaca, New York Cornell University, A.B. JOSEPH GRAYZEL DAVID BRUCE I-IAYT 1040 East 22nd Street 6 Country Place Brooklyn 10, New York Great Neck, New York Cornell University, A.B. Cornell University, A.B. 'if' is WARREN HERBERT HIGGINS, JR. Box 468, Luke Air Force Base Glendale, Arizona Yale University, A.B. DAVID MCCLURE ISZARD 926 Oak Hill Road Elmira, New York Bowdoin College, A.B. ROBERT JAMES HUBSMITH 77 Pennington Avenue Passaic, New Jersey Cornell University, A.B. JEROME LEE JACOBS 1919 McGraw Avenue New York 62, New York Queens College, B.S. 'fag 3, rg-.1,.,'f. I - , l g:'.f5 ,-V 1 fwivme? f i i ,.f2aL:f.-1'2fifg,f- J E- Fe, K. 2'fTP'? i,-'lf is E'3:3QF1f11wXil A A H- Y1iz24:U!f9L:Er1E.514i51'Rf A f ew,3. Pl2I--W :3a?,xE?g1f1- ,- P' Q,-W 3 ,at Q , ' ' '-Zefv' ,. 'ff7 'fi, fE-' 3 I . 1' - V!-hs, A' RAMON RAFAEI. JOSEPH ALBERT ZAVEN KAPIKIAN Calle Padre las Casas 118 172-14 32nd Avenue El Vedaclo, Santurce, Puerto Rico Flushing, New York Manhattan College, B.S. Queens College, B.S. JAMES SANFORD KETCHUM 108-11 68th Avenue Forest Hills, New York Columbia University, A.B. 1 4. ' K! q'wl',' ,.' 'L V X -- V C I 0 :E Fi. Al .r.- 1 2 ,, 1' fvk A X .. . ff' DONALDSON WRIGHT KINGSLEY, JR. 500 Forest Boulevard Hastings, Nebraska Cornell University, A.B. STANLEY jOSl-IUA LANDAU 3 Rose Street Cedarhurst, New York Cornell University, A.B. K ln!! 7 ARTHUR MAURICE LEVY 93 Riverside Drive Saranac Lake, New York Harvard University, A.B. .1 5' WILLIAM GRANT LOOMIS DAVID BEEKLEY LYON 124 Grandview Street Box 263 Bennington, Vermont University, Mississippi Dartmouth College, A.B. University of Mississippi, A.B. iw DONALD FRED MAHNKE Keeline, Wyoming University of Wyoming, B.S. arm y SHERBURNE MERRILL MACFARLAN 250 Gottle Hill Road Hawthorne, New jersey Lafayette College, A.B. vw-,. 395 1, fra .rv 1 1 52:3-f. u' r-zur.-:,-x,i1, ..'2 ,f .f-' V' 1 N'---.wr -wif- .J 45.1, .V .,-.. . .. 1. V. 5... - 3'sipilwiia--2'-':5'f1'f2fer- Q9 MAF!! '5l7,11'f4rfS 'f?:3f'5f :.1-:i- fi.-Q - 1 Yr 4:1 -r'- -' D!i 1-T-'T.'1.-S' 1 '.- 'Jv'Vi4'. :1': 1 1 .'f'r1..':.: '- ' -'i.'1. Zy -'Ji NTI' '15, fqr-, gvfitffi' J EDWARD JOSEPH MARGULIES JAMES HAMILTON MASON 40 Woodruff Avenue 2700 Simpson Street Brooklyn 26, New York Evanston, Illinois Massachusetts Institute of Technology, B.S. DePauw University, A,B, , V 'vp . , ag., RICHARD KEY MEAD MITCHELL MILLS 11 Horseguaral Lune Last Chance Ranch Scarsclule, New York Lake Placid, New York Haverford College, A.B. Princeton University, A.B. ', ly. 'C' i l l FRANK GORDON MOODY 130 Franklin Street Franklin, New Hampshire Dartmouth College, A.B, MILDRED DOWNS MOORE 105 Fairmount Avenue Chatham, New jersey Barnard College, A.B. Mount Holyoke College, M.A. -- : f'f'4'i ' ' '-x -1., n 'Ef- .V .N 'NIL' si Y - -, .1 'F-SYM. ,i , ... . ui.. ..,,- ..s.., ' ' '.:a .'f' K' ' f 3 rr' I' l I i F 'h lfgq iililfjlf 2 A A rl: ROBERT ROLAND MORGAN WILLIAM ALFRED MORGAN 75-21 181st Street 27 Hillside Road Flushing, New York Claymont, Delaware St. john's College, B.S. Cornell University, A B BURTON ALBERT NAULT 72 High Street Exeter, New Hampshire Bowdoin College, A.B. 4 so Y- - A I K I . , , ' , Y -' A ' V ll- ',. ,ry H , ln. Liv 'H , ' tl-4 i I vlf.-.XA ,lr-,ft , 2 4' ..i':f-R51-Q .rl V. , - Irv. -..Q 2 l EY MARY ALICE NEWHALL 234 Valley Road Ithaca, New York Cornell University, A.B. -'E jOSEPI-I OREN 144-O4 78th Avenue Kew Gardens Hills, New York Cornell University, A.B. 'SG GEORGE EDWARD OWEN 805 West Ash Street Cclumbia, Missouri University of Missouri, A.B. r L R 5-ef. ,'Qi1 gnu-o CARL BLACK POLLOCK, JR. jOI-IN HENRY PRUNIER Wiixdsor Road 460 Livingston Street Pittsburgh 15, Pennsylvania Elmira, New York Cornell University, A.B. Colgate University, A.B. WILLIAM MITCHELL REID, JR. 28 Clyde Avenue Waterbury, Connecticut New York University, A.B. DONALD JEFFERY REIS 3636 16th Street N.W. Washington, D.C. Cornell University, A.B. -r Hs I its . le. 1 U ifjfxe QQQLQ 'e,' ,iifig NANCY RIPLEY ROST 61 Howton Avenue Staten Island 8, New York Cornell University, A.B. L 25 ABDOLHOSSEIN EBTEHAJ SAMIY Ebtehaj Street Rasht, Iran ' Stanford University, B.A. 'nf' ': ,qizgr , tu' ,K . Xwa A. I ff! 5, I, STUART NORMAN SCHERR PAUL SCHLEIN 43 Calton Road 630 Madison Avenue New Rochelle, New York West Hempstead, Long Island Oberlin College, A.B. Cornell University, A.B. DAVID SCI-IOTTENFELD 396 Stockholm Street Ridgewood, New York Hamilton College, A.B. GEORGE CHARLES SCHUSSLER 145 West 58th Street New York City, New York City College of New York, B.S. '53 Y EUGENE JOSEPH SEGRE 93-O1 68th Avenue Forest Hills 75, New York Cornell University, A.B. i ie! J ANNE MARGARET SI-IUTTLE'WORTH 14248 Appoline Avenue Detroit 27, Michigan Cornell University, A.B. JOHN EDWARD SINNING, JR. 5 Denmead Boulevard Marshalltown, Iowa Cornell University, A.B. Nz' FREDERIC WARREN SMITH Box 984 Deland, Florida Kansas State College, B.S. ROBERT HAYES STACKPOLE 100 Montclair Avenue Montclair, New jersey Amherst College, A.B. a- '-L L-so k , x il jGAN NESMITH TILLOTSON l07 lorh SLFCCL Garden City, New York at , Cornell University, A.B. 3' PETER MAXWELL TILLOTSON Colusa, California University of Utah, B.S. WOLODYMYR PAUL TYSHCHENKO 28 Orchard Street New York 2, New York Columbia University, B.S. ABRAHAM FRANCIS WARD A 1079 Carroll Street Brooklyn 25, New York Manhattan College, B.S. 'UN 'haf EZ-747' RICHARD DAVID WAGONER 904 17th Avenue N.E. Rochester, Minnesota Carleton College, A.B. gy , ,Y RICHARD WALTER WEISKOPF ROBERT EMMET WHALEN 2 Starr Terrace 79 Greenridge Avenue New Rochelle, New York White Plains, New York Harvard University, A.B. College of the Holy Cross, A.B. H511 .ggi-. gg: DONALD RICHTER WIECHE 626 Armo Avenue Hamilton, Ohio Miami University, A.B. You worked so hard and then you get To spend a year in East Tibet! if f 'Di FW ANATOMY, fini row, lefl la right-Drs. Morrill, Fawcett, MacLeod. Second raw-Drs. Anderson, Berry, Hagamen, Norris, Taylor. L. I , f I We saw the soul with all its vices bl , Reduced to microscopic slices. w ,xt ll ll 6 , -..- Y il ' Ll' ia, i 'Y l W l f, ' - 'J' if XL , E- ff .kill ,gf , , .L 1 'lilfl Heeclless, we headed for a fall It wasn't humerus at all. ,4- uf 1 , w?5 9.'Yl. 'z WJ x . 5. .1 RN r ir Q 1 'fn :ir ' , 'WAQ ,- d 1 4 Q. xx f We went that day with secret dread To cut the naked and the dead. rv- Q71 X ag, Dr. Vincent du Vigneauci Nobel Laureate for Chemistry in 1955 32 . . . for work on biochemically important sulfur compounds, especially for the first synthesis of a polypeptide hormone. T I i M One part is mixed with erudition, The rest by woman's intuition. In the rooms the students come and go, Talking of Vincent duVignc:aud. N if Lubricate it with a cube, Then you'll be speaking through the t Some laughed to see how other souls Had measured out their life in dols. IAQ, 'v ' Lv 1 ube. 1 X . za., 'aglnif PHYSIOLOGY, fir!! row, left to right-Drs. Greif, Pitts, Carpenter. Serum! row-Drs. Logano, Thompson, Giebisch, Kessler. We watched him write equations drastic, While skin grew cold and muscles spastic. By day, lab spun round through our brain, By night, the bubbles of champagne. if f ,,,. , 4 said' 35 .li 1 1 V P BACTERIOLOGY, left to fight-Drs. Schnaper, Neill, Sugg, Cox, Hehre. I 1 Some mentors who were skilled in snooping Could proctor more than wire-looping. vis, ' X . I T I f 1 F The outstretched arm, the sudden jab, The scream that echoed through the lab. l , I f l 1 f fl l A The war on germs has little worth, Small bugs will someday rule the earth , 4 ' ' 37 IV f mf f, , I l K g. 'w . N ,r .vfr vt. PHARMACOLOGY, ffm row, lefi za right-Drs. Karp, Riker, Cattell, Gold. Second row-Drs. Condouris, Greiner, Reilly, Moclell, Weeks Roberts, Garb, Rinzler, Fujimori. nz. ' 'K f l i .J xx' ' in , , ff 5 ' i x if ' V . is r--- ,r 4 - 1,1 ,r 1 ,y -V x' . - r .- f w, fr r QQ-I- -I 3, , - C . ' 3,1 --5 11' W 2 ' g . . N. xhyif, l , .- -L-+R. ' 'ag if 2.14 - 4 ,rm h ,Et K V . F Nr: r ' f if' QW' .rj 'fr 4 ugtwlggf I -, My v T T,--- 'r jx IT 4, 1.1 4 . -.51 . C. r l 4 Some thought they'd sooner learn the score By watching games on channel 4. 11 HER A E , L Ps X.. ..... 1 f la 'ie Q 'Rig He tipped us off, in mode Socratic, Wealth stems from treatment symptomatic. 4k No book contained the things he taught, Our most-prized notes were scraps ot' thought Flash, lightning, and ascend the Comet!! Grab your cat and make him vomit!! -1 l Q J A I 'l X Www X I A meeting sure to freeze one's tissues Takes up old business and dead issues When viewing life don't get too close, The most important truths are gross. ? if- PATHOLOGY, hm row, left la right-Drs. Vogel, Opie, Kidd, Olcott, Kellner. Serond row-Miss Street, Drs. Seybolt, Ellis, Richter, Hirsch, Carlson. Third row-Drs. Mohos, Seidman, Budzilovich, Haberfelde, Holmquist, Hood, Haddad, Culberson, Pike, Kauffman, Schweid. 'ff . N fl 1 YA .- 1 4 'lr'- ,2 ri X ,, :,,.L,, ww I. ' 1 , offs? .xx 1,-5 - t. , in xi? We probed, and watched the fresh meat quiver, Is it spleen or is it liver? 41 0 4 FQ This cubist graph purports lo show Why some mcn norm- .md others go x He taught us what every schoolboy knew: When you roll boxca rs, Dad, you're through! They showed us how God's least creations Can influence the Health of Nations. PUBLIC HEALTH AND PREVENTIVE MEDICINE, firft raw, left ro right-Drs. Kean, Kil- bourne, McDermott, Kent. Serond row-Drs. Lee, Deuschle, Ollstein, Moore, Bross, McCune, Berenberg, Dineen, McCarroll. MEDICINE, first row, left to right-Drs. Stewart, Reznilcoff, Kliewer, Barr, Wolff, Wright. Set-and row-Drs. Eisenmenger, Lichtman, Muschenheim, Williams, Hinlcle, Milhomt, Payne. Third row-Drs. Sutherland, Steinberg, Feder, Vorhaus, Giorgi, Sleisenger, Pert. Fourth row- Drs. Seligmann, Lipkin, Mead, Erdmann, Wallis, Horwith, Stokes, I-lonig, Clarkson. Fillb mw- Drs. Lea, Richards, Flynn, Lewisohn, Sonlcin, Miss Steadman, Rubin, Stunlcard. Sixth row-Drs. Bunn, DeFrancisco, Wol'fson, Kasarjian, Pfeiffenberger, Bierman, Leonardy, Pazianos, Cox, Barry, Rowley. Sezfemb row-Drs. Neill, Crevasse, Naeye, Law, Wheby, Torbert, Des Prez, Pennington, Kowlessar, Erle, Ochoa, Alpers. y A 7 l,, f , V gf . it W ! 1 f l A 7 'aff '2 M 'V' :L Y x .ll ,, f', 1 d ls? l 1' X gill, in I 7 1 L L , S., -9 l s 'Q M I 1 ly H l J- A . I rev f N . V gf,-7 X A . A I 2, i hi fi -4 ln? J l f A ii ti' 5 EPHRAIM SHORR, MD. 1898- 1956 Quiet friend. with critical but smiling mind Why' have you gone so soon Before your work was done Ancl all the beauty that you clwristmecl turned to truth And long-before the love you gave could be repaid. ,. ai 5 Square pegs are in round holes unfit, So squares in Rounds uneasy sit. The game today is name the pox Without recourse to x-ray box. I S xx-. S , Ni .- l.-4 .4 .X- We simplest jerks could not get going, And our Achilles' heel was showing. gb. His speech doe! seem a trifle slow. nlntriguing. What do skull films show? N Q lx jf' Q V9 I N X . , '.-qi?-.. ,,.,--' 'Twixt-cyte and -blast the gap is narrow, One warms the blood, one chills the marrow. nf.. i 7 'rf I 1 She fainted with a sickening thud, But all ends well - we got the blood! While students settled bits of tissue, The extern raised another issue. 6 Y 2, llfyu f, , s fl 5 , mn I Ag N I , V I I ,ta -A We work, we told them patiently, At Bellevue, not the A 8: P. Despite the way we carried on, Don't talk about us when we're gone. His' 1 ll- Q FLOOR G-6-H . ,L Some used in place of journal-citing Incredibly creative writing. n-50 PLEASE! 49 Shunted through these august portals Pass the world's most jaundiced mortals ab ,OR L I. . gt 3 jr -vw A Q k. E 1 .D lg e fm fbi . 'Q X ,fi df' ' x I f 4 1 I v. . . 'T' I I1 9 ?: f. 34 4 , A x 3 7 5 A I r .':v.F NT , 1 . f Niki: J ,,,, ' ,J f - . ! , ,pl H Q L ' lk l 4 l' Q fl J ki gl 1 rl ll ' H X f 24 3 f SURGERY, ,int mw, lefl za right-Drs. Holman, Artusio, Beal, Glenn, S. W. Moore Pearce, Marshall, Ray, Liebolt. Serorzd row-Drs. Peck,.Connolly, Hill, Wantz, Cornell, Eckel, Sutton Speer, R. Patterson, Sr., W. A, Cooper. Tlaifd mw-Drs. Ryan, W. Cooper, Ebersole, Mannix Keuhnelian, Spier, Dineen, Braunstein, Maas, Davis, Thompson. Fourth row-Drs. Parks R Patterson, jr., Campbell, Frey, Kripke, Inglis, Free, Fuller, Christophersen, Kabcenell. Fiflb raw-Q Dr. Van Poznak. Be in the know, anatomically able To keep your elbows off the table. Qty , x rrr. A ...' I .. . 5 i giigjz ' P ' l N Y-lll P 'r 1 1 Y of Amazing words before us spread, Could we have written what we read? F I-Ie added a refreshing twist To simple fractures of the wrist Surgeons and teabags, like enough, When in hot water show their stuff. N R - 4 4 N Q , Required: no fears of matters stigmoid, And posture roughly rectosigmoid. 21 .ff .7' I X X927 ff A-M4 .'-, .JL yl Compulsive washers aren't detected In surgery it's quite expected. At first we practiced on our friends, An eye for eye sufflced our ends. 1 M ix XX I This rig is meant for expert viewing Mere seeing takes a heap of doing. X fix ' , r 4-JW-xvtw . ,, f -X 1 ' ' A Y, - . I In jiri 1 1 ,X .I- Vt wi , ,li 1. V'-AQ Q. iQL'vf5 ..,' 5 V R ' 'A 2 1, ' K H N :IIA W I.. -W ' ? . L'-4 . ': . , -V ,Q 1' . ,K ,ti ' i 1- , I N 'A NM we I Witlm thin steel line, Death's circle, he Transects by grim geometry. We ,U--N My-Q'-L-F-'vi' lT g i' l I F l s- 4 Q in l l B, 'llgfgf ' , . ff 'I ff f-J , fr, .. l ...E .1 77 A5 f if ,,. , , l , X 7' f ll vi l 1 Na . . .4V- Q' ' ll :1'2 ' -w '32 Fil! 'i 5 Q. Y, , ,QQ l f Ll A M X., A .r 5 K, l I B X w l X 4 sk A L Rv sh l Aw.- il., OO l I R, RADIOLOGY, yin: row, lefl to right-Drs. Poker, Burnett, Evans, Weintraub, Dubilier. Serond raw-Drs. Kittredge, Baker, Reeves, Chiat, Ross, Deck, Bajek, von Gal, Mujahed. Abxem- Drs. Finby, Avonda, Loitman, Merten. W'- 4 1 X l ,,, gf., ' l 1. '4 Mere kidneys left us all aghast, When on the screen the dye was cast -ll 1 w To jazzed-up x-men, here's the thing A crazy duodenal swing! K 1,1 1 He brewed the facts in raw, crude state, And offered us a distillate. L PEDIATRICS, firxt row, lefl lo fight-Drs. Morgenthau, Korsch, Wilson, S. Z. Levine, Smith Schulman. Semnd row-Drs. Erlandson, Charash, Lim, Weeks, de Gara, Moore, Etzweiler Billo, Dargeon, M. Levine. Dooley, Nolan, Kretchmer, Baker, Davidson, Eichenwald. 1 1 ri ll . l l I 71 ,ff iff' l l i i . x ' X Nr'-,,vvi-I--. Think 1'm childish! Lookit how Daddy's playing doctor now! P limi' i V i KE V1 X K. ,lf Aclventitious sounds will stop If you Provide a lollipop. .,-...J lag' EF 5 ai A' 1 'ii W N I A 1, 'Q ' L lj 4 0 'fl 23514 4' 1 2?i'rfQ2E??E1 F5 l L 6659 ' H ,nf- ' . UE, ...Q .-NL. .Li .., bf. 4. fy . J W ,.,,, . mlm, ep. l 1.1 .QQ 1-,g 'l ' ' ml lil G2 1 3 1 fl F ll From place to place we led them on - jack to lab, and jill to john. i l l ,.- -f l l - j f- 'A ii 1 i 1 'V 1.0! N y i ' ' X- no A ,X XA LLL- Ax E ai ,Y.. , PSYCHIATRY, Jeated-Dr. Langner. Fin! row, left lo row-Drs. Browne-Mayers, Templeton Baxter, Wainwright, Diethelm, Ashman, Schoelly, Reese, Milhorat. Second row-Drs. janulis Knchr, Carlson, Schultz, Welch, Flach, Regan, Murphey, Stunkarcl, Hinkle. The conflict: should we stay awake Or make our schizophrenic break? i 1 : E, l a If , ., x l F3?8K !w'-an l Eg Wi, t. ,,... ga lj I Ss What makes cysts twist? One spoke with fright: Torsion on one portion might. OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY, lint row, left ia right-Drs. johnson, Ruskin, javert, Smith, Fraulc, Douglas, Dennen, Barrows, Gepfert, Mendelson. Second row-Drs. Basile, Kramer, Sweeney, Werden, Stanton, Moffett, Kent, Crawford. Third row-Drs. Gilmore, Ayerst, Freedman, McNeil, VanMater, McLarn, Glassman, Birnbaum, Buchman, Bippart. Fourth row-Drs. Wieche. Baldwin, Mann, deProsse, Allen, Farrar, Wagner, Staple-ford, Zaccheo. We quarterbacks used for tacklmg dummy A mamkrn Instead of mummy When slrdcs were shown,the men who scored Were those who slept but never snored L- I-5'-P .u X r ' A ll ' I 5 r I' A 1' Q ' 4-W il ' iff' . ft 4- -fm l X l I ,l x X! I A lf' r V in ' L Some guys, no matter what you teach Can't tell an elbow from a breech. OB requires a love of neighbor, Labor of love, Or love of labor. eff-lx V . f lf. 'N L ' . ,. ng 1' .5 66 vq.: L if 5 1 , 5 'S HQ The guardian angel at her head Is the one who ought to be in bed 4 a.m. is time, I think, To test these urines in the sink. 'i'-if-L 4 - 'J r. C2117 'f 'f ' - , . --1-.-.- E W. QLIN HALL congneu umvensm r4EDJcA L comes 1 H ospitetl Appointments Robert R. Ahel, Rotating lxflountainside Hospital, Montclair, N. J. Donald E. Allen, Rotating Cincinnati General Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio Richard A. Antell, Rotating Buffalo General Hospital, Buffalo. N. Y. William H. Austin, Rotating Maine General Hospital. Portland, Me. Archihnld H. Beard, Jr., Rotating Meadowhroolc Hospital, Hempstead, N. Y. Charles H. Bcckmann, Rotating Cincinnati General Hospital, Cincinnati. Ohio Elliott E. Blindcrman, Surgery New Yorlc Hospital, New Yorlc, N. Y. Bertram S. Brown. Pediatrics Grace-New Haven Hospital, New Haven, Conn. Harry G. Browne. Pathology New Yorlc Hospital, New York, N. Y. Harry M. Butler. Jr., Pathology New Yorlc Hospital, New Yorlc, N. Y. Clarence E. Cahow, Jr., Surgery New York Hospital. New Yorlc. N. Y. Paul D. Carter, Rotating University ol Chicago Clinics, Chicago, Ill. Philip K. Carter, Jr., Rotating Received by the Class of 1956 U S Naval Hos ital Cam Pendleton, Oceanside, Calil. - - P - P Jay N. Cohn, Medicine Beth israel I-tnspital. Boston, Mass. Thomas W. Coolc, Rotating Veterans Administration Hospital. Long Beach, Calif. Willianl C. Cooper, Rotating University Hospitals, Cleveland, Ohio Charles E. Davis, Rotating St. Joseph's Hospital. Phoenix, Arizona Lee W. Davis. Medicine Major George Wasirirmgton University Hospital, Washington, D. John W. Delano, Rotating U. S. Army. Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D. C. H. Bruce Denson. Medicine Grace-New Haven Hospital, New Haven, Conn. Herhert A. Dietzel, Rotating Kings County Hospital. Broolclyn, N. Y. Ronald J. Dorris. Rotating Syracuse Medical Center, Syracuse, N. Y. John W. Espy. Rotating Hospital of the University ol Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Rohert S. Faclcler, Rotating Rochester General Hospital, Rochester, N. Y. William R. Faclcler, Rotating U. S. Naval Hospital. Great Lalres, lil. Donald P. Feeney, Surgery Grace-New Haven Hospital. New Haven, Conn. Franlc B. Flood. Medicine St. Vincent's Hospital. New Yorlc, N. Y. R. Newell Ford, Rotating Cincinnati General Hospital. Cincinnati, Ohio John C. Frunlc, Rotating Los Angeles County Hospital, Los Angeles. Calif. ivan B. Gendzel. Medicine New Yorlc Hospital, New Yorlc, N. Y. Phillip George. Surgery New Yorlr Hospital, New Yorlc, N. Y. Sidney Goldstein, Medicine New Yorlc Hospital, New Yorlc, N. Y. Jaclc Goodman, Surgery Alhany Hospital. Alhany, New Yorlc Joseph Grayzel, Medicine Dulce Hospital, Durham. N. C. David B. Hayt. Rotating Lenox Hill Hospital, New Yorlc, N. Y. Warren H. Higgins, Jr., Rotating Syracuse Medical Center, Syracuse, N. Y. Rohert J. Huhsmith, Medicine and Surgery St. Lulce-'s Hospital. New Yorlc, N. Y. David M. lszard. Rotating Rhode island Hospital, Providence. R. l. Jerome L. Jacohs. Rotating Greenwich Hospital, Greenwich, Conn. Ramon R. Joseph, Rotating Meadowhroolc Hospital, Hempstead, N. Y. Alhert Z. Kapilcian, Rotating Mcadowhroolc Hospital, Hempstead, N. Y. James S. Ketchum, Rotating Pa. C. Donaldson W. Kingsley. Jr., Surgery Bellevue Hospital, New Yorlr, N .Y., Second Division Stanley J. Landau, .Surgery Mt. Sinai Hospital. New York, N. Y. Arthur M. Levy. Medicine Bellevue Hospital. New Yorlc, N .Y., Second Division William G. Loomis, Rotating Mary Hitchcock Hospital, Hanover, N. H. David B. Lyon. Rotating University ot' Mississippi Hospital, Jaclcson, Miss. S. Merrill Mactarlan, Rotating Colorado General Hospital, Denver, Colo. Donald F. Mahnke, Rotating University oi Oregon Hospitals, Portland, Ore. Edward J. Margulies, Surgery Alhany Hospital, Albany, N. Y. James H. Mason. Rotating University oi illinois Research Hospitals. Chicago, Ill. Richard K. Mead. Rotating Rhode island Hospital, Providence, R. I. Mitchell Mills, Surgery New Yorlc Hospital, New Yorlc, N. Y. Frank G. Moody. .Surgery New Yorlc Hospital, New York, N. Y. Mildred D. Moore, Rotating Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, N. Y. Rohert R. Morgan, Rotating St. Vincent's Hospital. New Yorlc, N. Y. William A. Morgan. Jr.. Medicine New Yorlr Hospital, New York, N. Y. Burton A. Nault, Rotating St. Elizaheth's Hospital. Boston, Mass. Mary A. Newhall, Medicine and Pathology Bellevue Hospital, New Yorlc, N. Y., Second Division Joseph Oren. Rotating Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester. N. Y. George E. Owen, Rotating University of Chicago Clinics. Chicago, ill. Carl B. Pollock. Rotating Buhlalo General Hospital, Bulilalo, N. Y. John H. Prunier, Medicine New Yorlc Hospital, New York, N. Y. Williarn M. Reid, Jr.. Mixed Surgery St. Lulre's Hospital. New Yorlc, N. Y. Donald J. Reis. Medicine New Yorlc Hospital, New Yorlc, N. Y. Nancy Ripley Rost, Rotating Meadowbrook Hospital, Hempstead, N. Y. Ahdol E. Samiy, Medicine New York Hospital, New York, N. Y. Stuart N. Scherr. Medicine Syracuse Medical Center, Syracuse, N. Y. Paul Schlein, Rotating Alhany Hospital, Albany, N. Y. David Schottenleld, Medicine Duke Hospital, Durham. N. C. George C. Schussler. Medicine Syracuse Medical Center, Syracuse. N. Y. Eugene J. Segre, Medicine Buffalo General Hospital, Buffalo, N. Y. Anne M. Shuttleworth, Rotating Lenox Hill Hospital, New Yorlc, N. Y. John E. Sinning. Jr., Rotating University of Oregon Hospitals, Portland, Ore. Frederic W. Smith, Medicine New Yorlc Hospital, New Yorlr, N. Y. Robert H. Staclmole, Rotating Lenox Hill Hospital, New York, N. Y. Joan N. Tillotson, Rotating Nassau Hospital. Mineola, N. Y. Peter M. Tillotson, Surgery New Yorlc Hospital. New Yorlc, N. Y. Wolodymyr Tyshchenlcmsurgery Kings County Hospital. Broolclyn, N. Y. Richard D. Wagoner, Rotating Minneapolis General Hospital. Minneapolis, Minn. Abraham F. Ward, Rotating Lenox Hill Hospital. New Yorlc. N. Y. Richard W. Vveislcopt, Medidne Bellevue Hospital. New York. N. Y., Second Division Robert E. Vvhalen. Medicine Dulce Hospital, Durham, N. C. Donald R. Wieche. Rotating S Medical Center, Syracuse, N. Y. U. S. Army, Letterman Army Hospital, San Francisco, Calif. yracuse ak, we ., -.- 1 i ' 1 ' 1 -' f 1 -P .V .'!f J ,Q 1 Q f . ggi : f j e 1 1- If ' ., 'I ' . N A 1 S.. X. ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA, first row, left to right-Cohn, Segre, Cooper. Serond row-Carter, Smith, Oren. Abrenl- Weiskopf, Antell, Blinderman, Whalen, Reis, Mills, Brown, Morgan. Left to right-Mesdames W. Fackler, Higgins, Moody Whalen, Goldstein, Antell, Cooper, R. Fackler, Cohn, C. E Davis, Macfarlan, Brown, P. D. Carter, Ford, Landau Wieche, Mason, Tillotson, Mills, Cahow. ,1-1 ,...-11 --1' 1-1 11-1 ,-1.-1-1 , i- , F1-1-1-i r f .i- ns ll elm 1 I -n . , . T1 --- K -' 'Y .11 ' 'Q -1. W I ' , l I ll . W , . X ,, 1' , , . il G I 1, Q sl M mlm' li l, I rf 211' stil -.f' We felt, who tried but Came out und'r'em, Illegitimi non carborundum. Better halves mean better quarters, Not to mention sons and daughters. f ,f ll I . . L -L. -- ew .., -W ,WI A , V ,t ,.. - N tb-1, 1.1, .,, , A At . 'rm' 1f , ,,. 1 . , , I . 1- a I 9 3-' X H xx up N. , -r -2-fx, 'T 4 1 N N nu 1 r 0 ,, KK 4 R' X 'rg' 9 r I N I I X 'I ' I I T ..'. ' f- ws- S , kan , I :Q '13 . I I . ? . w V I R - 4 I I I 'I 1 yi 'nn STAFF, int row, left to fight-Espy, Sinning, Samiy, Prunier. Second row-Goodman, Hubsmith, George, Smith, Cooper. Yearbook Staff EDITOR John Sinning BUSINESS MANAGER Jack Prunier VERSES EDITORIAL STAFF Ken Carter Phil George jim Ketchum Bob Hubsmith ADVERTISING Chuck SWY Harry Browne Fred Smith Bm Cooper Bob Stackpole john Espy PHOTOGRAPHY Don Manhnke lack Goodman Dick Mead Dave Hayt , . 15 71 I Y , ' .1 :a -'Z 'U .s . in IE? 1 i moms s, t . 56 CLASS OF 1959, jim row, left zo right-Moress, Shepard, Athans, Drukker, Burkholder, Macfarlane, Greenberg, du Vigneaud, Fahey, Onwona, Lawrenz, Sangree. Serand row-Yu, Cornwall, Pricc, Carrier, Bricker, Miller, Beil, Black, Connolly, Felice, Leinbach, Van Ostrand, Krawitt, Adams. Third row-Seigelman, Nall, Morris, Hagstrom, Douglas, McRobert5, Guinee, DeWitt, Abel, Proctor, Barrington, Campbell, Amlicke, Arbuckle, Mazella, Chandor, Baldwin. Fourth row-Pray, Kossman, Chen, Hugo, Rappaport, Schaeffer, Rubin, Collier, Zim, Birk, M. Conroy, Dexter, Uricchio, Noble, Mossel, R. Conroy, Bing, Romano. Fifth rouf-Whitney, Perrin, Sumner, Lund, Alden, Van Buren, Baer, Mowrer, Winters, Lichtenstein, Schroeder, Bleakley, Mare, Dorman, Olichney. CLASS OF 1958, lint row, left to right-Underwood, Stark, Francis, Hartmann, Tnitt, Dueger, Marshall, Middleton, Serorzd row-Van Dyk, McKee, Merin, Lessell, Diethelm, Tirschwell, Korn, Coalc, Barker, Third row-Huston, Shambaugh, McCormack, Carey, O'Grady, Kong, Ney, Monto, Kiev, Levine. Fourth row-Tarsney, Stein, Hollister, Pugsley, Burchell, Attia, Berler, Evans, Roberts, Ryan, Lowell. Fifth row-Fischer, Chard, Williams, Carlson, Bergland, Glick, J. McLeod, Beirnc, Merkatz, Stasio, Billinger, Choquette. Sixth raw-Bird, Van Duyne, Slafsky, Queenan, Lc Roy, jackson, Stenzel, McKnight, Bergen, Benneyan, Donohue, G. McLeod, Ollstein, Brayton. C g M 3 s . 9 1 1 Q L 7 A iii' we- i I A' ' N I i 1 M fx , ,- v K ,, 'Q A 4. . c W av I ,- 'li ef 'li J Hx qilluu S. uk 1 5-I j it r . ' 1 , W' . I l fc, :vi -75 X ,lic 'ww- e - Q . or , F F 1 K Q A '1 1 ,11 X 4. 4 'TSW 5 1: 3, N? CLASS OF 1956, fl'fJl row, left lo right-Tillotson, Shuttleworth, Reis, Dorris. Brown, Cohn,GendzeI, Weiskopf. Seroud row-Butler, Pollock, Smith, Oren, Cahow, joseph, Owen. Third row- Wagoner, Morgan, Jacobs, Margulies, Fourth row-Whalen, Macfarlan, Mflfgafl, Newhall, Winkert, Mead. Sinnmg, Tyshchenko, Moore. Fifth row-Mills. CLASS OF 1957, fini raw, left zo fight-Goldstein, Miree, Tomkiewicz, Bush, Barreras, Lambrew, Hughes, Hetrick, Michals. Second row-Beattie, Hardy, McGoldrick, Casper, Sainsbury, Retik, Siegel, Vom Lehn, Ecker, Taylor. Third raw-Hanson, Schaefer, Ogden, Elgart, Brandt, Licklicler, Downs, Bierman, Oestreich, Milowc. Fourrh raw-Nalder, Biggs, Garda, Breslau, Martens, Sours, Stafford, Steadman, Barry, deParedes, London. Fifth raw-Rothschild, Fishkoff, Boselli, Campbell, Black, Rogers, Werner, Echikson, Rizzo, Onofrio, Costello, Madaras, Menninger. Sixth row- McSherry, Chez, Martin, Kartchner, Renzi, Cady, Graff, Tatar, Duperret, Santos-Buch, Koenig, Hunt, Scherr, Gluck. Sevenlh row-Carter, Ehlers, Muecke, Corigliano, Lobovsky, Hoskins, Shaver, Gashgai, Ray, Stringfellow, Lathrop. . O D :F Q ' . Q 7, l t Q ,. V, - N57 ' if 9 V l Lk- ' .- 4..s. F' 6 -4 6- v 'LN 1 ', ul I 4 I, ' 1 ' -'s . W .. H . -. ,. . I . A 'U 4 'if' ' 'El 'G ' A Q ' 7 up A 'If' M' F J V X 3' , f , V' f 6 Y 4 . i ia' jf kick i . li I It ' K' A' M' x . I 1 .2 NY D1 - r 1 Y : 1,,.7 q t 47' x ' Egg? X i ids-1 joe Grayzel Lyrics and music Jay Cohn Author and director Cheer our hickory dickory doc, Curing people 'round the clock. He can make you roll and rock, Keep you hoppin' and be boppin'. Hickory Dickory Doctor 41, Though it's a very old game The dirty rules are the same. Never persuade or induce What you can quickly seduce. Thnt's what politicos do, Use a political coup. How are things with the Boston group, Doctor? 'o When the fruit is ripe, it will drop s Like a leaf that fell to ground, He is blowing round and round. He never learned to settle down. l 'ii' 1 lf' li 3 mi 1 . in.u,1uQ,7, Qs ll g,i:,A J l r i X .X ull Q W i if l 'f 5 F 4' 1 Eff e I' fv I ' 2 miracle drug- tincture of placebo fry vjyfi Dig Your engine's gettin' rusty, Your springs are kind of dusty, Let me overhaul your car, A :rf Though tuition is nine hundred dollars, You unruly lads aren't' scholars. In the classroom everyone hollers. Now we're glad, never sad, and we will not shed a tear For a new class we will have next year. Dr. Hanlon, with pipe and mustache, My local draftboard is after my ash. You must act quickly, you'd better not linger, 'Cause Uncle Sam is giving me the hnger. We're pharmacologists, Masterful specialists. We want statistics, Not optimistics. l V L Q .L I heard a lab technician tell About a new subversive cell, A cell that can't be seen or smell, It's found in collagen disease. Please don? talk about us when we'1fe gone! llmsi-All ...N .L Time is dear, in one more year we all go different ways. When we've left, you professors will all have better days, We gave you hell, but wish you well and please remember To keep your eye upon the L. E. cell. Hi ho, Hi hee, it's time for surgery. If in doubt, we cut it out. Hi ho, Hi ho, Hi ho. . . the wind and the rain. . H ii 1, ., X in . i-. Sheff - ' xi, .... ... ,tt . ..,,, . ff , lHifgQ.gg I:.i it ua, ' 31: Vx.-,.-1-,.. ,i .r. .-1 . 'A .-:e1:.','5e ' ,A fi we Y- 1 '- 5-. '1A:1,.,','u L r.: 53- V ML- I, 'U--1... is -' 4 - 2 Nuts to dicoumerol, It's no damn good at all , i We'll stick with heparin It's anti-thrombin. l' 1? - l-il' ' 113, lil g L Q F-501 ' l im 1 ll f ' ' ' t i X E l '. I , . , gg. e i ill H ' A ! ti M , . .T 'j,., 6 A l' 4 3 n ' lui , , K z' 1 . W .. ' l - . aww.. U , I , .4 ' ' 'A 1' f. 3? 1 3 --.5 . ' 4 F,-fi' ' Ny e v m ,,,,r,,W dr 5 it 1 W I ' L -1 ry 9' Pg i I ,H 'I . ' wa i 1' e i L , ' , ' , ' igmff i t ,ll- -D' . l s I V W six, . 1 v,. ,Ji A T f . , A 3 - Yr . Q' l 'I V , . . l Y zu u,lj1 '. .hy I 1 3 g. s.tF:x1 J. :4 ,z U 4 ' , .. V' 'K .Q .. Joi' ii.: Is put out by the kidney -- It converts your blood to pee Doin' what comes naturally Urine flow as you may know H EV S AQ3 Q1 . xx rf I I y 4 Lflv M-5 ga Q l 1 l l i l l qi lb! w ps.- 1'f a. , . xr V N I X ' 1. , f K' 1 f . Q ' Y-fi H ' 4' : ia li 1 L yi .- . Af gf! g ff .a .f Ii 2 . ! L. 1, L' W .nhl 4' 'IA ' ul, 1133. , fa. 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