Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons - P and S Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Patten, Bernard M. Pauley, Stephen M. Penn, Richard D. Perera, David R. Poletti, Charles E. Popio, Kenneth A. Raybin, Peggy S. Richardson, Harry B. Rohrs, Charles C. Rowe, Thomas S. Rudolph, Ross Sah, Benn C. Sai, George Saland, David K. Salenger, Gary Schuster, David S. Scott, H. Denman Sears, Henry F. Selvey, Henry A. Seymann, Roger B. Shackman, Daniel R. Shields, Walker E., Ir. Simsarian, james P. Snider, Donald L. Spotnitz, Henry M. Stewart, George H. Taylor, H. Denny Tholfsen, Judith M. Tucker, David T. Vannus, Harold E. Walker, Thomton S. Waters, George H. Weinstein, Allen I. Wheeler, Maynard B. White, Robert P. The New York Hvspifal William, Lawrence A. Bronx Municipal Hospital Center New Y0l'k, New York New York, New York Los Angeles County Harbor General Hospital Withington, Richard L. Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital Torrence, California Hanover, New Hampshire Presbyterian-St. Luke's Hospital Wolff, John M. Bellevue Hospital Center Chicago, IlliI10iS Columbia University lst Medlcal Presbyterian Hospital Division New York, New York New York, New York Massachusetts General Hospital Zucker, jonathan E. Mount Sinai Hospital Boston, Massachusetts New York, New York Presbyterian Hospital New York, New York Bronx Municipal Hospital Center New York, New York Presbyterian Hospital New York, New York Bellevue Hospital Center New York University 3rd Gr 4th Medical Division New York, New York Emory University Hospital Atlanta, Georgia Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Los Angeles County Harbor General Hospital Torrence, California Bellevue Hospital Center Cornell University 2nd Surgical Division New York, New York St. Luke's Hospital New York, New York University of California Hospitals San Francisco, Califomia Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center New York, New York Massachusetts General Hospital Boston, Massachusetts University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville, Virginia St. Luke's Hospital New York, New York Mount Sinai Hospital New York, New York Mount Sinai Hospital New York, New York Bellevue Hospital Center New York University 3rd 6: 4th Medical Division New York, New York New England Center Hospital Boston, Massachusetts Roosevelt Hospital New York, New York Bellevue Hospital Center Columbia University lst Surgical Division New York, New York King County Hospital Seattle, Washington University Hospital Lexington, Kentucky Mount Sinai Hospital New York, New York Rhode Island Hospital Providence, Rhode Island Presbyterian Hospital New York, New York Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center New York, New York San Francisco General Hospital San Francisco, Califomia New England Hospital Center Boston, Massachusetts St. Luke's Hospital New York, New York Bellevue Hospital Center Columbia University lst Medical Division New York, New York FU Medicine : 46 Surgery : 28 Pediatrics : 10 Obstetrics : 7 Psychiatry : 7 TURE SPECIALTIES Total I 109 Ophthalmology 2 5 Orthopedics : 3 Anesthesiology : 1 Urology : 1 Undecided : 1

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Adler, George T. Alexander, John M. Angstreich, David E. Arnsdorf, Morton F. Ashman, Robert F. Baker, John D. Baker, john H., jr. Balfour, Henry H., Ir. Bank, Arnold H. Baratta, Robert O. Barzun, flames L. Behrens, Roberta K. Benjamin, John T. Bingham, David B. Blood, David K. Borkenhagen, David M Brauninger, Gordon E. Brown, David H. Burgin, James M. Carraway, Robert D. Chin, Irene Cohen, Elsa B. Cohen, Morton L. Cook, Robert B. Cory, Stephen P. Dallow, Richard L. Donham, Robert T. Dranitzke, Richard I. Dreyfus, Norma G. Drusin, Ronald E. Elting, james I. Ferguson, Wayne W. Fieger, Henry G., jr. Fitzmorris, Clark S. Flamenbaum, Walter INTERNSHIP PLACEMENT Class of 1966 July 1, 1966 to July 1, 1967 Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center New York, New York University of California Hospital Los Angeles, California Roosevelt Hospital New York, New York University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics Chicago, Illinois Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston, Massachusetts Bellevue Hospital Center Columbia University lst Surgical Division New York, New York St. Luke's Hospital New York, New York University of Minnesota Hospitals Minneapolis, Minnesota Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center New York, New York St. Luke's Hospital New York, New York St. Luke's Hospital New York, New York Greenwich Hospital Greenwich, Connecticut North Carolina Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill, North Carolina Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital Cooperstown, New York Bellevue Hospital Center Columbia University lst Medical Division New York, New York University of Colorado Medical Center Denver, Colorado Stanford University Affiliated Hospitals Palo Alto, California Queen's Hospital Honolulu, Hawaii Boston Floating Hospital Boston, Massachusetts San Francisco General Hospital San Francisco, California St. Luke's Hospital New York, New York Bellevue Hospital Center Columbia University lst Medical Division New York, New York North Carolina Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill, North Carolina Queen's Hospital Honolulu, Hawaii San San San San Greenwich Hospital Greenwich, Connecticut Presbyterian Hospital New York, New York Bronx Municipal Hospital Center New York, New York Bellevue Hospital Center Columbia University lst Medical Division New York, New York Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital Cooperstown, New York University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville, Virginia University of Colorado Medical Center Denver, Colorado Passavant Memorial Hospital Chicago, Illinois Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Francisco General Hospital Francisco, California Francisco General Hospital Francisco, Califomia Flint, James F. Gerstein, Herbert Giargiana, Frank A., Ir. Giventer, Lawrence Glass, Peter M. Glick, Robert A. Goodman, Robert L. Greer, Douglas F. Hamilton, Gerald L. Hard, Edward W., Ir. Harris, John I. Heroy, James H., III Hildebrand, Louis E. Hollander, Annette I. Irvine, Robert D. Iainchill, John L. johnson, Thomas A. Kaufman, Howard H. Kelly, james M., III Lefkowitz, Robert I. Lightdale, Charles I. Lowance, David C. Mackenzie, john M. Max, Martin H. McClelland, Robert R. Milgram, Robert W. Miller, Jordan D. Molavi, Abdolghader Muller, Alfred Murray, Ethelann Myers, H. Jack Nason, Jeffrey D. Nisonson, Barton O'Connor, Ronald W. Palatucci, Donald M. Presbyterian Hospital New York, New York Bellevue Hospital Center Columbia University lst Medical Division New York, New York Roosevelt Hospital New York, New York Mount Sinai Hospital New York, New York King County Hospital Seattle, Washington University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville, Virginia Beth Israel Hospital Boston, Massachusetts Roosevelt Hospital New York, New York Strong Memorial Hospital of the University of Rochester Rochester, New York Queen's Hospital Honolulu, Hawaii Vanderbilt University Hospital Nashville, Tennessee University Hospitals of Cleveland Cleveland, Ohio Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital Cooperstown, New York Lenox Hill Hospital New York, New York University of California Hospital Los Angeles, Califomia Boston City Hospital V. Br VI. Boston University Medical Division Boston, Massachusetts Passavant Memorial Hospital Chicago, Illinois University of Minnesota Hospitals Minneapolis, Minnesota University Hospital Ann Arbor, Michigan Presbyterian Hospital New York, New York Yale-New Haven Medical Center New Haven, Connecticut Grady Memorial Hospital Atlanta, Georgia Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center New York, New York Presbyterian Hospital New York, New York University Hospitals Madison, Wisconsin University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics Chicago, Illinois Mount Sinai Hospital New York, New York New England Center Hospital Boston, Massachusetts St. Luke's Hospital New York, New York Bellevue Hospital Center Columbia University lst Medical Division New York, New York Roosevelt Hospital New York, New York Beth Israel Hospital Boston, Massachusetts Presbyterian Hospital New York, New York King County Hospital Seattle, Washington University of Chicago Chicago, Illinois Hospitals and Clinics

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J4 Sud-inferng gfued Well, a few years back I was just outa college And I had to decide what do with my knowledge So I looked in the want ads a little bit To see WHO VVANTED an English lit Major .... Nobody. Well, I panicked, I fainted, I got real ill, Saw a doctor, and when I got his bill I fainted again .... Then I looked at the bill again And that's when I decided that ever since I was a little boy I always wanted to be a doctor. So I arrived at med school and I must confess I was really inspired by the opening address. I was told a doctor doesn't care about fees But dedicates his life to stampin' out disease. I was told to stamp out germs, I was told to stamp out worms, Then I was told to stamp out Medicare. Well, school was reat for a second there Struttin' around lie Doc Kildare. But then I went to the book store And to my surprise I saw the books I had to memorize- Pathology books, urology books Two or three hundred psychology books Not to mention anatomy .... They had'em in Latin I got the English translation though .... Thought it might lose something rom the original . Books cost me a thousand dollars, not even countin' the U-Haul-It .... Sold my bed to help pay for 'em, didn't need it no more. So I learned all about the human system, So many facts I could never list ,em. I learned pneumonia makes you shiver And the heart pumps blood . . . or is it the liver? ? Well, you can see that my biggest lesson was in head anatomy. Yeah, I learned a lotta things can go in one ear and right out the other. But I stuck it out, I even passed my boards And two years later I was on the wards. There I was taught to examine the heart But the first patient I got Really gave me a start. She's about 22, Liz Taylor's looks, And a body they left out of my anatomy books COMPLETELY .... But I controlled myself And very discretely examined her heart, Cleverly concealing my embarrassment. Put my stethoscope over her heart, Shut my eyes And listened intently .... Then she taps me on the head and says I might hear more if I put the stethoscope in my ears. In surgery they taught me how To scrub and sew and scrape and bow And even how to mend that little crack Where your classmate stabbed you in the back. But Medicine was the Hallowed Hall Where I learned the most important fact of all- That is simply that S.O.B. does not necessarily mean Shortness of Breath. VVell, that's the gist of the med school story- Lotsa work, not much glory But when you graduate you're finally free To live the life of luxury . . . as an intern. But if it's money that you wanna earn all you have to do is specialize about 18 years .... I,ve made my choice .... Iim gonna be a child psychiatrist .... Then if any kid comes in sayin' he wants to be a doctor, I'll tell him he's NUTS! Douglas Greer