New York Medical College - Fleuroscope Yearbook (Valhalla, NY)

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Iewish Memorial Hospital For approximately two years Morty had us all puzzled. All we knew of him at that time was that he was a happy-go-lucky, industrious, up-to-the-minute stu- dent. However a better associa- tion with him has shown him to be a willing, straightforward and sincere friend. Morty has a true clinical sense. His excellent approach and keen analytical mind are surely the precursors of an ex- cellent diagnostician. Although faithful to his work, Morty has always found ample time for diversion. To the boys in his group Morty's services have been indispensable, for surely a ride in a new car is better than walking. Come what may, our Alma Mater can rest assured that at least one of her sons will have left her with that fine com- bination of Scholar-Gentleman -Physician. One hundred six Mortimer Mann H t New York City. N. Y. U., B. S. Phi Delta Epsilon. Dance Committee 3, 4

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-t HY TI- .'7' Q William McKinley Memorial Hospital Trenton, N. I. After four years of an appar- ently vigorous and strenuous college life, a thoroughly ex- hausted son of Pittsburgh was dropped into our midst. Since his arrival, Sam has had a continuous tete-a-tete with Mor- pheus, ior surely none but God would dare to cope with Sam's inaccessible record for sleep. Examinations never fazed him for 24 hours of continuous work found him prepared. l-lis only regrets were that he could have used 20 of those hours for sleep. His motto has always been, Never do today what you can do next Week or next month. ln spite of this Weakness, Sam has been a fine student. I-Ie has that enviable ability of being able to remember after he has Once heard a topic. Frankness is his hobby and to all who have known him, his sincerity is an unprecedented virtue. G o o d luck, Sam. Samuel l-I. Mallinger Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh B. S. Phi Delta Epsilon. Fleur-o-scope 3. hundred

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Brooklyn, N. Y. N. Y. U., B. S. Chancellor Delta Sigma Theta Fleur-o-scope l, 2, 3, 4- Assistant Editor 4. Good humor only teaches charms to last, Still makes new conquests and maintain the past. For his frank and unhesitant denunciations of all the hypocri- sies and foibles that some of us have shown we express pro- found admiration. Many are cognizant of the facts: he alone had the courage to expose them. Possibly, however, his firm grasp of the theories of Medicine-both as to diagnosis and treatment- renders him immune to threats of retaliation. Combined with his frankness is an intense zeal for medical learning and an intelli- gence adequate to cope with the diverse problems of Medicine. Angelo C. Manocchio I-Ie deserted the ranks of the celibates this past year, and there is little necessity for Wish- ing him luck, since he needs none: he will be as fine a hus- band as he will a physician- with equally fine inducements for both. Coney Island Hospital l One hundred seven