SUNY Downstate Medical Center - Iatros Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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'xl- DIC CHARLES WALDO STICKLE Professor of CTNLLARYNGOLOGY and Chairman of Tl-IE BOARD OF ADMISSIONS THE CLASS OF A1937 Respectfully Dedicates This Volume of LICHONIAN.

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CDREWCDRD The four years just passed have been lull of may thmgs joy and sorrow Work 'md play happmess and heart ache have 21llf1gLlI'CCl1I'l the moldmg attempted to recapture the Splflt of these years so that m the future when tlme and crrcumstahces have dlmmed our memorles lt may serve as a v1v1d remmder of all that was good and all that was dear to us m these, our last student days . C - J c c , u of our careers. In this hook we have C . . C I 1 C

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IQ PROFESSOR AND FRIEND 5 5 HAVE LIVED wth three generations in my associations with the Long Island College Hos- pital and the Long Island College of Medicine, with the pioneers of the Nineteenth Century- the history makers, with the succeeding generation who accepted these theories, correlated and put them into practice in teaching and clinical application and with the oncoming group who will still further classify, clarify and extend these teachings by research and clinical investigation and open new fields of medicine. The rather slipshod general attitude of forty years ago has given way to teaching methods for the under- graduate body which insure, at the completion of the four year course, a far better fundamental understand- ing than could possibly be acquired from years of general practice. Medicine during this period has without doubt Houn- dered considerably and is still under scrutiny but, in my opinion, it is gradually finding itself.