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

Page 11 text:

wjfii- ' 1' 'A -. V gn.. if 2 5. I ' Aw. f ii-fi -N - S, f' ,.. gaaa r. ,,..gf. as 5 21 yy. A PM K If W- ,ygigwh 5 '1 N, T., ,t A. I xl f ' ' . . . . . an is H fr f-ish' K7 vw+m 3,NX--. 'T ifig, . ,3,....1.i3',3a.1a mm? -I, .. U gg j 4 ff f '3f..,N T 1' .ffm ...: . . ' --W.-.-,-.-4-I -uv. -'- 10 - '2 ,- 1.-.. .- , S.. 4 ri 6' . , ... ' .tr if 14, -, ' ' f . fi M if , ,' V ' .-se: , , ::1 . .- ,. , -:f ,- ' 1:22a-wr ff.-V: 1-1 'M M-f 'G pw W4 1 1 -'K . ..J,-'iw 'liihl-az.-Wig? ' --2 , 14: K..-1:5-5i5? .L ' EQ., ikvtiag-338, 4 1 -. A ,, . ,...v L .- ,Q , . A .5 'L' 9 Q--fan -. - . ,wx ..'f'2,,-1.-,,:f:Q!f12.fLZ'ff?1'2Q:'fA'-TZfi-.Sfvj sik: -, . ?-Eelf M':nf2Z-'-i',?.f'b11f'rzf:1T'ff ' ,,15M'23 Mi' ' 35,1-gg:-,lr-1'-4, . g'-1'.7-'wAFL- . -- fi?-. ' 1-Q2 tix Al -'Q X, ' f I 5 I, ,I 4 'N I f 5 -il N X5 5- ,Q 'iii x X 4 T - ,Q . ,c., Q.-.rw '1 - F: 1,-'55, 'gp A.-.s-.f 5 E3'?51t1 Ef 155, , g-.1 1 fa. 'fx S 's aid ck , ai. I C za . in, -2' 4 I ' KfL121,5,5, ..:, . -U. Qu, f.Laf1-avaff? P:-3. -, 1.-vf --1.Q,:-1.1xi:,Qg:.P.es-- .. fn. -W., f,,L- f ,-'fi-I - 1 5 'Y ..-,. A - f, ix. . 5-, 3... .f wil? ' -.5555 ' : L, .'5::?5 ' . -:g i7 .fWrifgQ,j111lfl? ..':-csv ' ' . 1. -lxzkfi-.x - .ff 21 ya W S 5 4651 , r f'1qCfQ -L X -J 'SV'if'5' 'X wif' M ef N it-fsf,Q'xv ig' qkkqfix in gjwv LWQ3 -1' 'fl'-.fivkxm 'Cd -' N, Q, .- QW M W Q 15 'rw' w ., I . 4. K - 11 3, 1 'gf Hx xi + mf ff A- Q 'ff 'ig ' -4' 375 i 'fgf-- 25, N s- 'r ' - .1,.'L z-F4121-1,.4:T+ 1,5 1. 714 ' s sg- 'if T -1 ., -1 'Q-rg f 5-'Z Wim , 5145, Q ,- 1,1 SQ., : i-- i , 4- - .- R 5 ,-izf1g4.y5zy'4+1'-'-Y.,ff.- -J'-:' -'Zi '.--My -M ' 1fs .4 -. .- ,gf - .- f ,,-:ffm v- - '-swf-1.,.., .gy 1 - 4 4 'Dv

Page 10 text:

THE HONORABLE WILLIAM T. CAHILL GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY

Page 12 text:

X 5 XE!!! NEVV JERSEY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTIQY IOO Dear Graduates of our Class of 1970 NE I am delighted you are dedicating this issue of the Yearbook to your patients. This is an unexpected honor which they so rightfully deserve. I am sure, in obtaining a medical history, you have never interviewed a patient who claimed that he presented himself to the teaching hospital in order that some young and aspiring student might have sufficient clinical material from which to learn his profession. Rather, they have come in pain, with bleeding and broken bodies , or with any one of a thousand symptoms and afflictions known to man. They come in fear, with anxiety and with the torment of heavy hearts: they come not with compassion but seeking compassion. They believe that the hospital has been created for them, not for us, and they expect the medical profession to stand ready to give, not to receive. By dedicating this issue of The Iournal to your patients , you have sensed and expressed this compassion: you have acted worthy of graduating physicians . We, your elders and your teachers , admire you for this mature insight. By your conduct we also know that you fully appreciate the rightful balance between patient care, education and research - the trinity of our profession. Consequently, by the dedication of this volume to your patients , once again your class , following the illustrious lead of the nine classes which have preceded you, has reassured us and society around us, that the pro- fession of medicine in the future will, indeed, rest in good hands . May l wish you every personal joy and professional success in the wonderful practice of medicine which binds -us all together. ially , obert R. Cadmus , M .D. President ssnosm stsss wARK,N..1. ovnoa