Rutgers Medical School - Aesculapian Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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! PATRICIA THOMAS JOTHAN STALEY

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f To my classmates: We scarcely think our meseries our foes. Who alone suffers, suffers most i' the mind: Leaving free things, and happy shows, behind: But then the mind much sufferance doth o'erskip, When grief hath mates and bearing fellowship. Shakespeare KARL E. RUSSELL-BROWN Family Practice .J To my friends on the faculty and administration who believed in, encouraged, and taught me- A sincere thanks. A Thank-you note- Chuck, I owe you a swimming pool Of Hunam chicken to make you drool, For maxi-love while keeping cool Over a steaming wok while l'm in school. To Baggins, my black and white furry creature, For bringing me moles as a regular feature, l'll promise not to be a mad preacher Whenever you bite my toe just to teach her. For my great and supportive mother I offer a real doctor instead of the other. For Ron and Lila, the grooviest of friends, How can I offer enough dividends?! BRENDA SHANK

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98 'N Life is richest when we realize we are all snowflakes. Each of us is absolutely beautiful and unique, and we are here for a w very short time. MARIE TRONTELL K ubler-Ross x,. y 1 tix CAROLYN WAY Q 'Q -