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

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, , .,.,,......L., ,Am an w . f. ' ' 1 -5-bikri 1 ., FLE R-0-SCOPE 1967 Presented by the Senior Class NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE HE Right Practice of Medicine requires the perfect union of art and science. Medical education has as its goal the consummation of science and art in the individual. In essence, then, this is our aim. It is most serious and most noble. It requires steadfastness of purpose. It necessitates un- ending hours of toil in the classroom, the laboratory, the clinic and at the bedside. It evokes a kaleidoscope of emotions. In the pages to follow we hope to recall some of these hours and some of these emo- tions. In so doing let not the lavishness of our humor ofend the sobriety of your moti- vation. Rather, let it serve to remind us that he who can appreciate humor in the face of severist austerity will be its master. In that hour of reminiscence that will come to each of us let these words and pictures relive the things we have done, let them recall our colleagues, let them recapture memories of our professors, our fathers in the practice of medicine. The Editors