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

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Edgar Kogan ........,.......,.... Marion Lois Koomey '...,...,.. David Kritz ,.................,..,,,.,........,., Philip joseph Landry, jr ......... Robert Lane ..........,....,...........,......... Charles Henry Lanzieri ..,......,... Matthew IBenjamin Lesser ...... .............Newark, .,.........New York, .........New York, .......,..Cl1icopee, ......lBrooklyn, .......,,.Waterbu ry, ..,.,,......Hewlett, N. j. N. Y. N. Y. Mass. N. Y. Conn. N. Y. Paul joseph LiIBassi .,.................... .......... N ew York, N. Y. Margaret Helen Lohrmann .... .........,.. W oodhaven, N. Y. Thomas Irwin Longworth ............. .......,.............. I thaea, N. Y. Theodore Lorem '.......................,. ......................,....,.., U nion, N. j, Maura josephine Lynch ..........,. ,........... W hite Plains, N. Y. George Martin Massell ,......,...... ............. I liehmond Hill, N. Y. Raymond john Maxwell ........... .,.........,....,... N ew York, N. Y. Robert joseph McCann ............, .Long Island City, N. Y. Donald james McCaughey ......,... .......,.... ......... I I oehester, N. Y, john Paul McCloy ,...............,,.............,. ,..,....... Q ueens Village, N. Y. john joseph McCormack, ji '......... .................,,..,, M alverne, N. Y Don Webster McCoy '.................. ........................., C anton, Ohio lBenson Richard McGann ..,..... .... .,.,......... ........... S 4 r n jose, Calif George Francis McVay ......... ............, I lichmond Hill, N. Y Rita Angela Medico ................. ................., N ew York, N. Y Irving Mehlman .........................,.... ......,.. I Brooklyn, N. Y, Henry Edward Milford, jr ......... ...........,...........,.., A menia, N. Y Meredith Montague, III ........... ............................. N ew York, N. Y William Arthur Mooney .........,. ....,....... S outh Ozone Park, N. Y Carver I.. Moosman .....,.,............,....,. ......,................... I Berkeley, Calif Raymond Edward Mortimer ........... ......... S taten Island, N. Y Ann Zaleska Moyes ............................... ..,,....... I Toi-est Hills, N, Y Robert Emmett Mulholland ............ ............. S taten Island, N. Y Philip Groesbeck Nelson ....... ............. I Brooklyn, N. Y Norman joseph Nichols ......,.... . ......... New York, N. Y Gertrude Martha Novak ........ .. ....,,..... New York, N. Y Robert Lee Nutt, sd .............. ................... N orfolk, Va Felicia Carolyn Paccione .......... ......,..,. N ew York, N. Y joseph Andrew Pisarik .......,...... .,....,,....... N ew York, N. Y joseph Aloysius Preston .......... ............ C lilTside Park, N. j Marie Dorothy Pulda ............. .................... B rooklyn, N. Y Robert Quinn Reynolds ................. ............ M anhasset, N. Y Charles Atkins Robbins, jr ............ ..........., A ndover, Conn joseph Philip Rossi .....,............... ........,... W oodside, N. Y Patrick Matthew Scalfaro ...... ,............... W oodside, N. Y Seymour Schlussel .......................,. .......... I Bort Chester, N. Y Frank Thomas Seonzo ..............., .....,.... I Brooklyn, N. Y john Edward Sheridan ............. ...,.,.... N ew York, N. Y William Irving Silvernail, ji '........ ................... S cotia, N. Y Arthur Lee Silverstein ...............,.... ............ I 'assaic, N. j Ray Milton Smith ......................... ............... S eattle, Wash Theodore Stevenson Smith ......... ........., N ew York, N. Y jacques Godfrey Squillaee .....,... .,.,,....,... I Brooklyn, N. Y Paul R. Sukovich, jr .........,...... ................... I Elizabeth, N. j Robert Elliott Svigals ........ ........... W arren Point, N. .I joseph Taubman ......................... ,............... l Brooklyn, N. Y Vernon Everette Thomas ,........ ........... H artford, Conn Charles Vincent Tierney .......... ........... N ew York, N. Y Paul Tucci .............................,..... .......... N ew York, N. Y Henry Thomas Uhrig ............ ............ W oodhaven. N. Y john julius Vagell, jr ............. .......... H ackensaek, N. j George Dean Vlahides ........ ............., l Brooklyn, N. Y Richard Fahy Wagner '.......... ........... S ag Harbor, N. Y IBernard Weiss ........................,.... ........... N ew York, N. Y Robert Hamilton White .......... ...,........,.................. C hester, Pa l.ouis Richard Ziegra, jr ............ .,..,........ D eep River, Conn

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?reAlaman CADAVER'S EYE VIEW FTER spending a quiet summer on my cool marble slab, 124 howling freshmen, each armed with a scalpel and a small library prescribed by Dr. Booklist, greeted me in the fall. The first week wasn't bad-I wasn't cut up as much as those around me and Hank Waive hadn't started to lean on my nose. They were an odd lot to this old body. When Dr. Hayner asked them about my femoral artery, they claimed to be study- ing embryology but when Dr, Benjamin asked for the development of the Portal vein, they were studying anatomy. Don Weissman tried to turn in Dr. Benja- min's laboratory coat but it was returned marked this could be any one of a thousand things. The freshmen were very nervous until Dr. House eased the tension with a few jokes. That lasted until the freshmen found that it was no joke. By the end of six weeks the embryo was supposed to have been hatched but from what I heard most of them just laid an egg. The leg was dissected with great care but no one dreamed of what mysteries were to lie near the hearts of men. i Boss Pendergast had a disciple at Flower as well as in the White House. Dick Calame organized a political party which swept him into class presidency. Other Calame-party candidates were defeated except for a one- vote plurality given Miss Hedda Hopper Flood Cask her to show you her hatsj, for secretary. Bob jones cunningly connived to take care of the money and Scotty Irwin was elected Vice-President. Senators Reit- nauer and Sullivan were also elected. Rumor has it that the 4 Musky Tars CPowers, Purcell, Polito and Reit- nauerj stuffed the ballot box, Dr. Evans had faith in the class, although I heard more than one freshman express doubt about that Sophomore Train. They didn't seem to realize that we cadavers were all there and we were not 9f10 anom- alies. The whole Class rejoiced when Stanley Wanlass brought back the borrowed bones. It had been said he was building a chamber of horrors to greet his bride, but that talk was ended the day he turned the bones in. Saturday mornings were very dull once Friday night rushing parties started. The stories I heard were weird. The girls drank spiked punch while boys guzzled beer, and the fraternities worked overtime to tell the mort jokes. RICHARD CALAME Preyidem'