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

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Bronx, N. Y. Hunter AB. Class Secretary 1. Fleur-o-scope 3, 4. Regina Gabler lean was an eye-opener to us when we first came to medical school, simply because we had never expected to find such a lovely being associated with the sordidness of Medicine. But we soon discovered that she was quite capable of digging into a cadaver with just as much gusto as the most blood-thirsty among us. She has gone through the four years placidly and evenly, the serenity of her demeanor be- ing marred only by exams, when we would hear that she had fallen asleep while trying to study, or that she had just a few more things to look up. lean has been nick-named the Queen by the boys, and her gracious- ness and charm well warrant this appellation. Now, with medical school be- hind her, lean is looking forward to interneship and practice. We wish her happiness and success in her venture. Harlem Hospital ri Eighty-three

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.ag I .M JV. :Shay Iewish Hospital of Brooklyn A real member of the intelli- gentsia, a feminist, and a stu- dent, Miss Fisher has gained the admiration of her fellow stu- dents. Her intellectual honesty and scholarly acumen have gained her many honors. She is a strong advocate of women's rights, and thereby incurs the humorous satire continually di- rected at her by fellow students. Yet, she is to be strongly com- mended for the valiant struggle. for the right of women medical students to be considered on the same basis as the men. Other women submitted to the restric- tions: only Louise fought them. And she fights against real evils: such as, the 'quota' on female medical students, the boycott of female internes, and the con- stant patronage exhibited to- ward her and her colleagues. Curiously, however, there is a complete transformation at so- cial functions, where Louise is the epitome of all that is feminine and lovely. Eiqhhf-two Louise Fischer Brooklyn, N. Y. N. Y. U. B.S. Class Secretary 4 Contin 3. A. M. S. A. 4. Fleur-o-scope 4.

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Describe him who can, An abridgement of all that is pleasant in man. What briefly characterizes Ed? Beady wit, an alert mind, a pleasing personality - not, of course, to forget his poetic out- bursts! Decisions are about equally divided on Whether he is more eager to participate in, or to supply, fun. A fact coming to the fore of late is that Ed must be an ex- plorer at heart. l-le has been braving the wilds of Tuckahoe for the past year, and expects to do the same thing for two years more from tar-off Bingham- ton. l-low far is Tuckahoe from Binghamton? We'll Wager Ed says too far! With the workout Ed is getting nights this year, Dr. Cocheu had better look to his laurels. A real Irishman who deserves the best of luck-and we Wish it to you, Ed. Binghamton - City Hospital Eighty-four Astoria, L. l. Columbia A.B. Alpha Sigma. Fleur-o-scope 4. Associate Editor Edward J. Gallagher