Charles Silver stands in the center of the back row. Maxwell Frank sits second from the left in the front row.
Students are identified as Susan Koppel (left) and Rita Ronen (right). A plaque in the background of the photograph reads "Wherever the art of medicine is loved, there also is love of humanity. - Hippocrates"
The caption for this image in the July 1975 issue of the Beth Israel Pacemaker is as follows: "Patients arrive in style: BI has become a participant in Variety Clubs International 'Sunshine Coach' program. It began 16 years ago in a London orphanage which needed a bus to take children on country outings. Hence the name 'Sunshine' Coach. Since then, gifts of coaches, large and small, have been made to agencies caring for children. Martin Levin, president of Brandt Theatres, and his wife, daughter of New York Variety Club founder Billy Brandt, presented the coach to President Silver as a token of their appreciation to BIMC."
Sullivan, EdThe award was granted in June 1979.
Newman, IrvingThe award was granted in June 1979.
Newman, IrvingThe award was given in June 1979.
From left to right: Florence Perlman (wife); Jack M. Perlman (son); Mayor Vincent Impellitteri; Charles H. Silver; Councilman Robert Weisberger
This building was initially called Fierman Hall and was renamed in 1966.
This building was initially called Fierman Hall and was renamed in 1966.
This building was initially called Fierman Hall and was renamed in 1966.