University at Buffalo School of Medicine - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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JAMES S. AMICO Buffalo, N. Y. Universify of Buffalo, New York Hospilal, Xi Psi Phi. JAMES S. ANDERSON llion, N. Y. Universily of Buffalo, Xi Psi Phi, Senior Class Vice-Pres. 4. DONALD R. BARBER BuFfoIo, N. Y. Universiiy of Buffalo, Della Sigma Delia, Scribe 2, Delegate, Mid-eosfern Conclove 3, Grand Mosler 4.

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Weeks of hospitalization because of two broken legs forced him to drop back to the class of '52. His loss was felt by all of us. Soon The ultimate question of, where do we go from here, confronted us. A few decided in favor of internships, others were attracted by the service, such as Ensign H. P. Shaddock. While the re- mainder were faced with The problems of what equipment to buy, how much of it and where to have it delivered. The goal is now in view, gentlemen, and shortly we ofthe class of '51 will select our road of life. Every moment of our association has been pleasant and will linger on-not soon to be forgotten. There were, of course, trying and tedious times for one and all, but you will agree they were insignificant com- pared tothe benefits achieved. A bill of gratitude we owe the men who guided us down through the years. Theirs was no easy task and gratitude seems insufficient to repay their efforts, but they have the satisfaction of knowing that the class of 'Sl appreciates the many things they have done. Farewell, now, and God be with you on the road ahead. x, gi

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ROBERT R. BAXTER, JR. Lockport, N. Y. College ol Wooster, Xi Psi Phi, Class Treas. 2. RICHARD H. BETTS Delmar, N. Y, Alfred University, U. S. Air Force, Delta Sigma Delta, Class Historian 2, Medeniian Photography Editor 4. WILLIAM GUSTAV BRAUN, JR. Buffalo, N. Y. Hobort College and University of Buttalo, Meyer Memorial Hospital, Xi Psi Phi, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Student Council Representative 3, 4, wemgwp . I I g 952 ' Fw iilfflifw ,. 5 is 'Q I 3l