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

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A true physician is a scientwc scholar of human biology who practices his profession as a perceptive humanist. Dana W. Atchley

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ucy F rank Squire, M.D. Those of us who have been taught by Lucy Frank Squire have had the privilege of being exposed to a truly dedicated medical educator. A native of Washington D.C., she attended George Washington University and Women's Medical College. After internship at Women's Hospital, Dr. Squire went to Massachusetts General Hospital for training in radiology. Desiring to teach, she spent ten years at the University of Rochester, and in 1960 came to New York City to write Fundamentals of Roentgenology, the text which is so familiar to many medical stu- dents. About this time she also began to commute to Boston to teach radiology at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Squire joined the faculty of Downstate in 1966 as an Assistant Professor and set forth instruction in a totally relaxed atmosphere. She brought to this institution a dynamic and imaginative approach which won for her the respect and appreciation of her students. In July, 1968, Dr. Squire was promoted to Associate Professor. Unfortunately, ill- health forced her to relinquish this position at Downstate. During the period she was with us, however, she managed to bring a fresh outlook while encouraging meaningful change in our medical education. Teaching, she has said, is only guidance toward the excitement of discovery. Surely to this end she has successfully directed her life, she is a master guide, and a constant source of inspiration. It is for these reasons that we, the Staff of the 1969 Intros, gratefully dedicate this yearbook to you, Dr. Squire, a physician, an educator and a friend.

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