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Page 87 text:
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ff! LEO ALBERT C. C. N. Y. Violet .'lrt Slajf. l acully Medal Ol. And it came to pass that Leo set out to emulate a Prof and in true pedagogical manner hc commenced Now, gentlemen, to the thun- derous applause of his classmates V crowding the lecture hall to the very 'rafters. On and on he lectured through every intricacy, overcoming all obstacles. and tinally That will he all. gentle- men . A lone remaining student staggered to his feet a moment. mind be- fuddled, spun about and fell prostrate. . ' Q .Y is M .W . u Via .M . W S' V . ,iv LEON J. ALLEN. EEA C. C. N. Y. Lee is the one upon whom we all look quite confidently as the Ora Surgeon in embryo. So much so that wc, fthe editor? are lcd to suspect. also coniidently, that the embryo will mature into a bounc- ing prosthetist. Bc that as it may. X K 1 V P -N .Yi 1 lf . I .il 'l Q , fi ' xl ' iqliii. all ix nlltmlw ll il lin: - lflifiw , pk li' r lr wi , i, iliil Mil' ii W1 . il, jj, 1 F1 fllyf' li xl wif .-395' 1, 1 41'-. r -q if s ,iv uf.:-if , -gc . Lee is bound to succeed. kdilbl e n now he siows 1' signs of genius. That is. ', if we may assip.,n txose 'Q cccentricities to genius. mmm E X w I Wo I Q-N M77 1 X l 2,7 WA ,I X N nl X .gi . X C if ,i Azpf E: for ve l X l, ex , I I 1, , IM' , , X A la . fl x 1 l r 1 .ui U fr 71,1 31,1 V' 'ff R ' 'im I rl .6 V 1 th V QW, Us ' X L-.ls . W en!! f l . Tx-A l A J I wiv ' f N ' 1 Eg. iff . . . . .wail B 'I I Xb JM. f 2 2 Q i' Wm, -- my ' lin ,I X -'Z J 'N I Kilo f f. t Q A . lUn'f :1-ll' 'f -. l . f t f f cl ..-Tzxq X X H , , if flair' ,..:.,?,1 . -.. , i 3- ,f -3'-41 af x X NZD 1' V. ,V 71 j' 'f ' ' 1 'lil f ' ' f - ' L 1 1 I f Y ' 4 1 3 Ely, i - I ' I I v ' l V f if a t i821
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Page 86 text:
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..iI. ,...i',,.,s 'Ii f 'Iiii',., .Q1:vv.m,a If A fvroazar Mlllll -I iv-ff ,II-.,., ' , ji: ge ' -. E This year is characterized by a great change in our institution a change that 5 2 3 is fundamental and radical the mergence of the institution with New York Uni- - 2 gig versity But in spite of all the consequent changes our class has met with no i g E E confusion or precipitous departures in passing from the old administration to the '-,i : E E new Our uncompleted courses are completed new courses tending toward a 2 - ' E broadening out of the dental field into its parent science introduced and a closer : E : relation of dental and medical curricula established through actual contact. f : Z3 E This has been no deviation from the undisputed purpose of the former regime E : E E in dental education the direction is the same it is just in distance gained that : E E Z these changes have already accomplished such headway and will continue to gain 2 E 5 further headway toward that arbitrary goal where each part of the whole is rele- Q. E gated to its purposeful sphere in the practical yet each is expanded in the theoret- 5 - s I E ical to its proper boundaries many of them common in the greater parent field. 5 E 5 Max we who have witnessed this freshened activation of an ideal by no means : 5 3 'E new not slacken rather let us keep abreast of the foremost of our profession so - : g 5 that any future time shall find us as capable of fulfilling our moral oblig Ition to 2 5 : 5 humanity and to our profession as the most advanced achievement of science can 2 Z 5 E make possible E E i JAX: E. 1 55 si? is 555 SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES I : l EE B: : 5 George Goldman, Chairman Arthur Eisenberg, Chairman 5 : F 5 , , E E 5 3 ' I ' DANCE COMMITTEE CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE A f 5 5. 5 3 5 E Alexander Levitch Samuel Schlanger 54--E ,Eli Fl: ' L : L-4 2 1' 3 E 5 D il Brow f- 2 1 1 me n cI.Ass DAY COMMITTEE fig Said Milton O. Fenkel 5--S Louis J. Kirsch Jacob Ellen . Emi E E George Goldman, Chairman 5 5 lutvggl I 'I will -ulllllf' imma. ,up alll'lmunnunlnlnmmnlulnlllllllllll V I InnumnnInnnlnlnnnmllnuullnllI lp' .--. .uplrlllnly .lIIllllI..gI',m ,l igfv:-.5 V val-e vial' ill 'Illllilm a w IW .I..' ...II .Im ..., , ' 1,1llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll II Il llmuumuunnnnnmnnmm nullLQ . ..,. ml. VII.- '.,I. Qx ' , 1. Q1 gl' . ' ' 5 E 2 E 2 1 - . ' . 5 2 s , ' g g . . - 5 T 1 E g , ' . E E E . . . E 5 ' E E I I . E xx 1 9 z it I A 'V K C : N: KEN , 5 ' E 4 E E ' 1 I 1 , 2 5 rv f A ' ' IX in i - CHARM COMMITTEE Louis A. Milstein Louis A. Berkowitz, Chairman Sidney Zeitz Qflrillanfq STE PICTURE COMMITTEE if-2 1 arm EP an cm d I. Ch ' I ali PRINTING COMMITTEE Blrnt, Shiga airmail Benjamin Libson, Chairman 54-3 Louis Rabinowitz Q Joseph Cohen 3 i, l .I 5 E 34g ,.,,, ,,,, ..... , ., ,.. ..... . ,,,,,,,,.., , X 1 ..,,l,,,,,,I ........ . ,, ...... L ......, . :-... ,. I' lilli Ill' ll -ssi':-ll. -will ll H all ll! ,,, lllluwi-f:,eii?g,II ljlluullrllnl ransom!!! Ialllf- l...f :II:... ---- Ml 6 .IlI..'l- ---- ,..In1'I'.,.l'l-'ffllra l81l A
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Page 88 text:
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SAMUEL BECKER C. C. N. Y. Sam. as a man of principle, has a definite philosophy of life. This as we gather from observa- tion, may be summed up in the motto, Never do to-day what you can leave for to-morrow. And we can say for Sam that he is faithful to his principle. That is, except in one par- ticular. Sam is a husband and father. We wonder how he reconciles this with his philosophy. L 4 i f? i 2 H v-v UK A ,, ' f 83 ,I . f LL,- .,' I 1 . gl' Ii . . w piwhwt 1 LL MMR' an I wi ,M il--1, X Ji-F W gl L r-li 1 ily! Milli l i. i V' il' Sl l' if Lim W, , i q 'Wi MICHAEI M. BERCER Xxl, i v , my .C. N. . Lvgnyillli Pax vobiscum! A decidedly re- 3 li' tiring and unassuming soul. Leave will 1' me rest undisturbed and unhin- - dered. For knowest thou not that fig! Eff he who strays slightly from the H5,I 9g.g: of Righteousness as pre- xi' ., and proclaimed by the fi-l.1l, that be invites dis- 4 .14 . Be careful . . . be X.. l- 'gg'-31'.',E2Qf1 careful . . . be cautious. ,l if ' X - g',fgR9lf5 H ?ifmUf'MiV' ..,a fy- Q17 ', ', I L- 2'ff 1,'ni'- X. N s sri fi is-ffiiiilgi r. fvf-51.1751 ' '. xiii.-'91 N4 Q 'Qwlipfgf I ','f.-J! ' 5. X 1, iii fi l A , ,. Mn, i, ' ', U 1,11 iii- K x ' : f.lvQHW ' ' ,IV , :f' .. f. 'jf , . 1' I 1'!'1-4' ., -' M M ' Xx if, ' 134 ' Q E : Y 1, .1 ' .L-.Asif 5,445 f '1
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