Rutgers Medical School - Aesculapian Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Hearty congratulations to you on the completion of your medi- cal school program. ln the past year you have further streng- thened the upper class clinical years' curriculum that was ln- itiated by the first graduating class. As you have made your residency selections I was pleased to learn that a great many of you had chosen to pursue training in specialties related to primary care. This is indeed an area of medi- cine that requires expansion and definition to meet consumer ex- pectations. As you embark on your respective careers I wish you all the best in achieving the personal and professional goals you have set 7g had Harry M. Woske, M.D. Acting Dean for yourselves.

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A medical student is educated by many different people and in many different ways during his four years. From some we learned our Basic Sciences, from others their clinical application. But from lrv Lintner we learned about humanity, responsibility, and friendship . .. There is no greater compliment than to benefit from a relation- ship - and we all benefited from knowing Irv. lt is in appreciation that we dedicate this yearbook to him.