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

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5 2 af 5 l , IQ .-'fl' il N, V , f J. V, DEDICATIO LX 4 In the field of medicine, it is a rare rivilege to be able to apply the terms always andpneoer. Dr. Eric I. Lazaro never is too busy to listen to and help a student. He always is striving for improve- ment of faculty-student ra ort and rogressive curriculum change. The Clllzlmss of 1959 is privi- leged to dedicate its yearbook to this fine practi- tioner and teacher. May it be granted to fhiml to enjoy lyk and the practice of the Art, respected by all men, in all . timesf, -HIPPOCRATES lay

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The bland facts and statistics pertaining to the Class of 1969 have been duly recorded in the grayness of ad- ministrative files. Here, however, is the true log of our four-year voyage, a collage of assorted remembrances: bits and pieces, stories, anecdotes, frustrations, and hopes. i ' 1 1 ,, 's -Y l I fl ' 'w 1: l 6 Few realized the symbolism of the gray jersey City skies under which we came together for the first time on that muggy September day in 1965. A carton of books, a mug-shot photo, Dr. Boccabella's Don't worryli' speech and a quick word with Trish and we were oriented. September was a month of discovery. We discovered the penetrating and enduring qualities of phenol, the true joy of embryology at tive o'clock on Friday after- noons, and Koslow's immortal sign. We learned that the anatomy department had an annex, complete with con- ference room, pool table, refreshments, and two full- time clinical professors, the brothers Schiavo.