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

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L2 QL .'.Q-?fl3 ,fill-' Qi? Qs, ' Ill :gf Q .ml ig? I fir --I2 -. E--QI E5 fi 325 Ill l Amnng 155 Eluninra ' - OQD classes have graduated from.Long Island and good classes fvill con- Algies A tmue to be graduated, but we juniors are convinced that we are in a class by ourselves. When we first came to this institution each student had the idea inculcated in him that he was the best student in the class. Now, il ' 'fl' we are not trying to establish a geometrical proof for a false proposition. We place these facts plainly before the world and ask for an unbiased judgment. Can the junior class, composed of such members, be anything less than a phenomenal one? Convinced of this, proceed to read its remarkable accomplishments. First and foremost, consider the fact that we are juniors, and. unless we forget, that Socrates died of hemlock poisoning, or that the philosopher, Locke, removed an echniococcus cyst from Lord Shaftesbury, we shall soon be Seniors. No subject, were it as intricate and broad as the bottoms of the trousers of a certain junior, ever puzzled us as much as dermatology. Our early knowledge of the course was well described in the definition of a papule given by one of our illus- trious classmates, a circumscribed elevation of space. Gut later knowledge permits us to add color to the description by stating that it is of violaceous tint and varies in size from a pinhead to a pea. Our fear of this subject, however, cannot compare with that of Physical Diag- nosis. Since this third year is a clinical year, we recommend that the faculty change the name of that course to Palpitation Clinic. ' Recently a prominent personage on a sojourn from a stage career was added to our ranks. lVe'd like to suppress the thought but the desire for e.vpres.vio1z is ferrible. He is going to find his new audience a little harder to please than that of his previous experience. One man, however, continues to please the class. His impersonation of a farmer still ranks high in the field of entertainment. We regret to mention that Gus and his mate were not so prominent this year in class entertainments. Of one accomplishment we are justly proud. From grammar school through college devious tricks have been played by students. In our class this field of endeavor has undoubtedly reached an acme of perfection. Today in this. the twentieth century, we have brought into play an invention which is bound to revolutionize student pranks. Cartoons. witticisms, rhymes. and nonsense are now flashed upon a screen so that the entire class may behold them at the same time and laugh in unison. This is a won- derful age indeedl ' Between entertainments we study. We have resolved to stand pat. VVhen we get tired we're going to sit tight till we see the year through. I Page one lllHldi't'd and fo M in

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