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

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Telephone: J' I-L Zn. '.. J 5, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 'q:::Q:Q::0 STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, DOWNSTATE MEDICAL CENTER 'Alu 450 Clarkson Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11203 College of Medicine Greetings to the Class of 1968: CONGRATULATIONS We of the Alumni Association are proud to have you join us in the confraternity of our Alma Mater. Welcome to membership in the Alumni Association. Consider now that it is YOUR Alumni Association. Truly, you have passed a milestone in your life. In embark- ing on the long course that stretches before each of you, realize that whatever the 270-1100 problems you will face, whatever the decisions you will be called, upon to make, there are others who have traveled the same road before you. We, who have traveled that road, know there is nothing that can bring you so much joy and so much sorrow, so much freedom and so much responsibility, so much exhiliration and so much fatigue, so much reward and so much frustration. The career of medicine demands much and gives much. Be proud of what you have achieved thus far, and grasp every opportunity to add to your dossier. To you be- longs the future of medicine. Serve your profession well and you will reap a hundred- fold. Your Alumni Association was founded 88 years ago by 22 graduates of The Long Island College Hospital Medical College. Graduates of the Long Island College of Medicine and State University of New York Downstate Medical Center have swelled our ranks so that now our membership numbers 4, 800. You will each receive a copy of the Alumni Bulletin as long as you keep the Alumni Office informed of your current address . Our Executive Director, Mrs . Lucy Attarian, will see to it that all items of personal and As many of you already know, the professional news you send her is included in the Bulletin. By thus maintaining a run- ning curriculum on each graduate, the friendships of the last four years are augmented and encouraged . Alumni Association participates actively in the fi . This is accomplished by The Alumni Fund, the research and travel fellowships, and loans for tui- nancial side of undergraduate life Engel Fund, scholarship awards, tion, books and instruments . By joining the Alumni Association you can help us to help the medical student of the future, and, in addition, participate in the postgraduate aspects ofour activities. Alumni Day, the Annual Dinner -Dance, Alumni Night, and frequent reunions at nation- al conventions are only part of our annual program. Again, congratulations and Welcome to Membership. Give us your support and join us in a medical Alumni Association second to none. Q - M A. W. Martin Marino, jr., M.D., '48 President

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SCHUYLER G. KOHL Associate Dean of the College of Medicine DAVID M. KYDD Associate Dean of the College of Medicine