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

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Allan Stuart Troupin New York Citv. N. Y. A. B.. Columbia. ' 1956 Syracuse Med. Center Syracuse. N. . Straight Medicine Rosalind Hilsen Troupin New ork City. N.Y. B. S.. C. C. N. Y.. 1956 Syracuse Med. Center Syracuse. N. Y. Mixed Renee D ede R enee ' s death was a genu- 1 ine source of g rief to all 1 will knew and loved her. 1 We shall alwavs remember 1 her courage. Thomas Lowry Trunnel Kirksville. Mo. U. of Wisconsin Hosp. Madison. Wisconsin Mixed Medicine William Powell Urschel Bowling Green. Ohio A. B.. Princeton. 1956 Naval Hosp. Bethesda, Maryland Rotating General Bernard Weiss Forest Hills. N. Y. A. B., Columbia. 1956 Presbyterian Hosp. New York City, N. Y. Straight Medicine 29 David Emery Wolfe Seattle. Washington A. K, Columbia. 1956 Neurological Diseases Blindness, A . . H. Bethesda. Md. Research

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John Michael Suarez New York City, N. Y. A. B., Columbia. 1956 Stanford Center {Palo Alto) Palo Alto, Calif. Straight Medicine George Stassa New York City, N. Y. A. B., Columbia. 1956 Bronx Mun. Hosp. Center New York City, N. Y. Straight Medicine Neil Williams Swinton, Jr. Waban. Mass. A. B.. Haverford, 1956 St. Lukes Hosp. New York City, N. Y. Mixed William R. Taylor Leominster, Mass. B. S., Worcester Polytechnic 1955 Pennsylvania Hosp. Philadelphia. Pa. Rotating General William Edward Temple Ridgewood. N. J. A. B.. Columbia, 1956 U. of Chicago Clinics Chicago, Illinois Rotating General Robert James Touloukian New York City, N. Y. A. B.. Columbia. 1956 Bellevue Hosp.. 1st Div. New York City. N. Y. Mixed Surgery 28

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if 1 Left: WILFRED M. COPEN- HAVER, PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY. No matter how you slice it, it ' s still a teeeshew. Right: DOROTHY D. JOHN- SON. ASSISTANT PROFES- SOR OF ANATOMY. Dailee Bailey — else you failee. Left: GEORGE D. PAPPAS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY. Who ' s an artifact? Right; GEORGE K. SMELSER, PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY. Good Lord! It ' s looking up at me. In September, 1956, one hundred and twenty incorruptibly dedicated graduates of the best colleges of our nation gathered in Washington Heights. With unde- viating integrity and perseverence, they immediately assumed the responsibility that had been foremost in their minds: to search out the best bars, flicks, poolrooms, and stickball sites in the neighborhood. ' They also enrolled in the local medical school, for it had been rumored that it was a fun institution, one with all kinds WILLIAM M. ROGERS, AS- SISTANT PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY. $50,000 for a tweeter? GABRIEL C. GODMAN, ASSOCIATE PROFES- SOR OF MICROBIOLOGY. But Kerouak ain ' t hep to chondroitin sulfate. FREDERICK J. AGATE, AS- SISTANT PROFESSOR OF .ANATOMY, ashes to ashes f r-