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

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dnnual Carnival IX years ago the undergraduate student body of New York Medi- cal College, realizing that hardship occasionally strikes some medi- cal students, decided that a fund should be raised for the use of needy students. As a double-barrelled activity, it was decided that any funds should be invested in War Bonds for the duration of the war. Thus was launched a project for student benefit under student direc- tion. In October, 1945, the first annual party, a Hallowe'en Carnival, proved to be a magnificent affair, with gaiety, fun and finance the re- sult. In 1946, the, theme adopted was Swiss Alpine, and an even greater party, from all standpoints, ensued. Due to these successful parties, it was immediately planned to stage an affair each year. So the Circus came to New York Medical Col- lege on November 7, 1947, more particularly, Bungling Bros. Medi- cine Hat Circus, with tonic, games, midway, main tent and the big- gest and best artists, performers and clowns in gala and stupendous acts never before attempted under our tent flaps. The Gold Rush of '48 outstripped all previous Carnivals in finan- cial return with a net income of more than 355500. A goodly number of prospectors staked their claims on golden enjoyment. The fund now stands at j517,000, more than one-third of the original goal of 335o,ooo. 88

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H0669 Show WELVE years ago a group of faculty and students discovered that many of their colleagues were talented, not only in their respective scientific endeavors, but also in the realm of art and music. Thus the Hobby Show came to our campus, the 1949 show was held from March 8th to 11th in the Student Lounge of the college. The judges made their selections for the most outstanding entrants in their respective fields. The first grand prize, a silver cup, presented by the Alumni Association, was awarded to Dr. John Mussio for his spectacular entry, a technicolor sound film of the 1939 World's Fair. The certificate for the most unusual entry was won by Donald Weis- man, '52, for his composition entitled My l-lobby's a Song. The committee: COMMITTEE Kathleen A. Livingston ...,,,....,.,.........................................,..,. ........,,,,.....,........ C hairman Stephen Cost ........................... A.........,,............................... C 0-Chairman Frederick Deutsch Gertrude Novak Robert Bethje William Bradley Lee Collins john Carrier Burt Covert Ray Gibbs Doris Bate Sears Edwards Bernard Klein Carl Levinson Elmar Berngart Eugene Hohenstein Ann Keill Morton Langer Gregory Zann Margaret Kenrick JUDGES Dr. A. W. Hetrick Mrs. I. Tarlov Dr. Louis Hirschorn Dr. Paul Wershub Miss Kathleen MacGrady Mr. Percy C. Zanger Miss Kathryn McDermott