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

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Peter V. Bisconti t New York City. . N. Y. U. B. S. Phi Alpha Gamma. Class President l, 3, 4. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Fleur-o-scope 1, 2, 3, 4. Flower Hospital Presenting the I-lon. P. V. B.- Executive Supreme. Honesty, sincerity, courage, aided and abetted by a forceful zeal for the politic, combined to make P. V. B. a pleasant melange of class leader and friend. But all of Pete's activities were not quite confined to the rigors of the diplomat-his interest in extra- curricular activities was indefa- tigable. Nature' in her more lavish mo- ments endows the beings of a certain few men with a grace of living and exemplary sense of personal neatness, a heritage of geniality and a capacity for friendship infrequently paralell- ed. To discover one so blessed is a comfort-to know one as a very dear friend is a pleasure too seldom experienced. Medi- cine will be his profession-and it is an art worthy of his ability, for it demands much of its minister, and this man has much to give. Sixty-seven

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Lvqigii . ' ' .,. . City Hospital If we are to honor a man in our class for inconspicuous achievement, Will will be our first choice. ln his quiet, simple, unobtrusive manner he man- ages to let no fact of importance get by. Those of us who are more familiar with Will know that his intellectual curiosity has extended his field of knowledge much further than merely Medi- cine. Art and literature are vital realities to Will, not to be ne- glected in the pursuit of Medi- cine. We know that his practice in future years will be as broad as his ambition and abilityfor learning has always been. To Will goes our admiration and assurance of success and happiness. We'll miss his con- genial nature, his conservatism and his even-tempered disposi- tion. But someone's loss is an- other's gain, and we must con- ceal our dismay at losing him. Sixty-six Wilbur B. Bernstein New York City. Columbia A. B. Phi Lambda Kappa

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Meyer S. Blick Sixty-eight New York City C. C. N. Y. B. S. Phi Lambda Kappa. Class Senator 3, 4. Fleur-o-scope 3. Metropolitan Hospital Throughout the four years of knowing him, Mike has ever been in every sense gentle in manner. But always strong in performance is as true of Mey- er, as the gentleness of manner. And it was a good thing you were strong in performance, be- cause sitting in the front row as you did, kept a lot of us further back from going through em- barrassing moments! We like you Mike, for your sincerity, your confidence, your goodness of heart, and gentleness in both manner and performance. We know that out of your gentleness has grown something larger and more material-your strength of spirit in the doing of the every-day things that one meets as a doctor. We look for- ward with expectation to the years to come, knowing they will show great things of you in your chosen work.