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

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San Francisco County Hospital California California, here I come, has been Lydia's theme song for four years. From the sunshine of San Francisco, she came to wintry New York in search of homeopathic medical training. She has worked hard at it and has enjoyed it. Ranking high scholastically, she has found time to be active in Y affairs and is the only Flower student to have attended all the Medical Students' Conferences. As an amateur photographer, she has a record of her four col- lege years in pictures and movies,-in fact, she could go into the blackmailing business with some of them. Lydia is going back to Cali- fornia at the end of the year. She likes children and children like her, so she may be a pediatri- cian. Remember, Lydia, we ex- pect you back for the Tenth Reunion of the class. One hundred forty-two Lydia L. Verbarg San Francisco, California A California. Contin Society. Class Secretary 2. Fleur-o-scope 4. f

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Flower Hospital That debonair, dynamic per- sonality which floats through the air with the greatest of ease be- longs to none other than our Charlie. And with magic rapid- ity he doffs his ethereal garb and steps from his heavenly haven down to the more realistic abode of medicine. Here his ability to temper action with sub- tle diplomacy brings him the plaudits of all those who sur- round him. Thus, seen and un- seen, whether via the air lanes or by personal contact, Charlie embraces unto himself all whom he reaches. Charlie's daily ac- tivities run the gamut of human activities. Lord of his household domain, leader of his fellowmen, grand dragon among his fratern- al brethren, samaritan to the suffering, and soother of listen- ers' earsp these tersely stated words sum up our Charlie. A man so occupied is destined to succeed somehow, somewhere. Who are we to gage his des- tiny? Charles B. Tramont New York City. Canisius. Senator 1, 2. Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. One hundred' forty-on

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L. I. U. Alpha Sigma. Philip A. Zoller In his quiet and diligent way He accomplishes his tasks day by day. The keynote of Phil is serious- ness. I-Ie betakes to himself an assignmnt as if life itself were dependent upon its completion. I-Ie hangs on, as if possessed, to every word uttered during a lec- ture. Because of his voluminous note taking, he is often left stranded far behind the lecturer in context. Phil is not lazy. l-le is a real plugger. But his great- est fight with himself, in order to accomplish his work, is to keep from sleeping. I-lis attendance and lack of tardiness have loeen one hun- dred percent. l-le is every inch the gentleman, and somewhat of a Beau Brummel in his own right. I-lis thoroughness and stick-to-it-iveness will help him go a long way, and we know he will. Flower Hospital One hundred forty-three