Long Island College Hospital - Lichonian Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Q- . if M .-A. . - . . . ' 4 ' fri? p. LA C We 'Q 9 'W ss . es l X ftqaffii H - XX .V of ie ,L st - 11. , H- .s . swf-X ff for , N. A A F ..., XIX X ' 'f' ,fx ' X 'iiizff il J -5 l lf if 1 '49 --1 ' ,fr ' f' ALEXANDER FRIEDMAN, IDAK JOSEPH GIANQUIN1'O, Kllf Etiology : 1278 Grant Avenue Bronx, N. Y. , Condition on Admission: Upon admis- sion he presented a clinical picture of Innocense personified, but, Oh! my, what change four years have wroughg -sophisticated all over. Past History: Morris High School College of City of New York Columbia University at L. I. C. H. Progress: In his study and in the esteem of his classmates. Diagnosis: A happy and rare combina- tion of a good fellow and a keen student. Treatment: Electrotherapy, psychothe- rapy. All drugs contraindicated. Pf!g?7l0J'i5.' Much is to be expected from Referred to: Beth David Hospital, New York City. ' Page one Iumdred and sewn ' Etiology: 87 First Place W Brooklyn, N. Y. Condition on Admissiorz: Rather talka- tive, but a hard working student. Past History: Boys' High School College of City of New York Progress: Progressed some in his own special line, which is giving advice to those who will take it and arguing it out with those who won't. Diagnosis: A second Lorenz. T1'ELllTflI'1If.' VVe won't suggest any, for Joe would argue until we are con- vinced we were wrong. Prog1zosis.' A few years and he will take First Place as the leading ortho- pedic surgeon. Refrrred to: swedish Hospital, Brooklyn. H . i P M i . E 5 l l if lzl . or ll' ' u li! l l . Q in ii s f , 'if' f EEEHUWH J, -iii llfii 5 f A P . ' -L - a i u, 1 4 .Mr gg - .L I' J Fi C 1 :i t l- l Y Y nj, . 1-,f' ..,,

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