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

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Fordham Hospital Alertness, awareness of real- ities, ambition, and wit are the traits which make Sam the fine, all-around fellow he is. Four years at N. Y. Medical College have done more toward matur- ing Sam than any man in the class. He started slowly, but throughout the course he steadi- ly gained momentum in the ac- quisition of knowledge and de- velopment of personality. And now, with the throttle wide open, he goes forward to conquer new fields. In view of the broader outlook so arduously acquired, there is every reason to believe that Sam will make good in all his future endeavors. Fordham Hospital is quite fortunate in having this fine, versatile gentle- man on its house staff. With his undampened enthusiasm and our best wishes we know he can't miss arriving at that posi- tion of life called success . Sixty-two Samuel Avnet Bronx, N. Y. N. Y. U. B. S.

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Nathan Arenson l l Bronx. N. Y. C.C N.Y.,B.S. Fleur-O-Scope 3, 4. fill' Metropolitan Hospital Our esteemed Dr. Arenson, has thrilled his colleagues for tour years with his superb artis- tic bent-a potpourri of Rem- brandt, Michaelangelo, Whist- ler and Soglow. lt one were to criticise Nat on the tact that the women he sketched were on the sunny side ot 135 pounds, we would feel constrained to plead for him on the ground that said vignettes were directed by the gentleman behind. r Nat's, talents did not end with his drawing. I-le possessed a sangtroid beyond imagination- Witness his tossing of Words in those memorable Anatomy guiz- zes, and his colossal nonchal- ance in picking up a bit ot cervi- cal tascia in response to the Boss' request for the recurrent laryngeal. We Won't forget Nat very easily-his ingratiating smile, his earnest attempt at some in- conspicuous shuteye down in the first row, and his gifted abil- ity as a sketcher. Sixty-one

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Brooklyn, N. Y. Columbia Pharmacy, Ph. G. Columbia B. S. l A. John Bambara lohn has, throughout his four years at New York Medical Col- lege, made himself conspicuous by his subdued manner and ex- treme courtesy. l-le has ideas and opinions of his own which he is always willing to discuss, but we never find lohn trying to force his point of View upon others. We well remember in our pre- carious freshman year when lohn remarked, lf anatomy doesn't stop us, nothing will . Anatomy did not stop him and, true to his word, he rode through the remaining years of study with colors flying high. l-lis is a zest for life accompanied by a generous vein of personality. Endowed with a rare quality of good taste , with patience, abil- ity, ambition and courtesy, Iohn has won for himself the admira- tion of his fellow students. These same traits mark Iohn for a life of achievement and happiness. Metropolitan Hospital l Sixety-three