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

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Harlem Hospital The good natured joshing, which he received in the first Year because of the zeal with which he used his scalpel in an- atomy, had little effect upon him. ln Physiology and Pharmacol- ogy he again demonstrated how effective surgery could be, were it undertaken with thought, pre- cision, and mechanical ability. And the clinical years have been embellished by his marvel- ous facility for correct diagnoses -made possible through a fortu- itous combination of knowledge and intuition. ln combination with all this goes a laissez-faire -- insouciant attitude-which makes him take life eguably. l-lis entire scholas- tic career has been shaped so that its end would produce a surgeon of note. ,And Well has it succeeded! Charm, appear- ance, and personality give him the additional social prerequis- ites to fame and acclaim in his chosen field and profession. Michael A. Bottalico New York City. N. Y. U. B. S. Dance Committee 3. Fleur-o-scope 4. 1 ty IHD6

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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.

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1 Newark City Hospital Hank is the quiet, reserved qentlemanly type. But there are exceptions whose existence, if overlooked, would cause very material error as concerns the characters of a certain few men. Hank is in this category. He has the uncanny ability to go direct- ly to the heart of any problem. Hank doesn't want to be a 'city doctor,' but takes pride in the fact that he is country bred and country fed. His hobby is bees, and just to mention bees means a zooloqical dissertation on habits and habitat of Apts Mellifica. He is practical and sensible in advice and actions. In spite of what the city did to him, We think this is one gentleman the city medical so- cieties Will not have to worry about-it's practice in the coun- try With real folks for our Dr. Buermann. Seventy Henry Buermann, J r 1 Maplewood, N. I. Columbia A. B. Phi Alpha Gamma