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

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'E' TT' VV' 'Y WILLARD E. ANDREWS A.B., Haverford, 1960 Palisade, NJ. Surgery WILLIAM P. AREND A.B., Williams, 1959 Holland Patent, N.Y. Medicine MICHAEL J. ATTKISS A.B., Harvard, l960 Brooklyn, N.Y. Surgery JEANNE W. BAER B.S., Connecticut, 1960 New Hope, Pa. Medicine BRUCE L. BALLARD A.B., Yale, 1960 Waverly Hills, Ky. Psychiatry HOWARD J. BARNUM, JR. A.B., Florida Southern, 1942 Wilton, Conn. Pediatrics 9 .. X- ' x X mit 'X x X Saw il? X da. X x X: 4 2 Nx Q , .,. 'P -- Mm-cg-W-EA--'gg ' Ae, 11 'i

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. N Q 7555 .W Senior Class Officers joseph McCarthy. P815 Club President: Eugene Mayer. Class President: Richard Lipton, Treasurer: Will Andrews, Vice president Evelyn Grollman, Secretary -absent when picture taken. Five years ago many of us considered the year 1964- to be an almost unattainable goal while, in retrospect, the year 1959 seems like only yesterday. We have completed four years at P315 and most of us have enjoyed being members of the Class of 1964. Our formal association as a class- room body has now drawn to a close but the friendships that have been made within our group will last forever. With these friendships go many memories. Our tragic moments will be recalled with sorrow while our pleasant experiences will always summon up a smile. During the past flour years we have been together on many occasions. both academic and social. By and large we have func- tioned well together and this is to our credit. This is especially notable since the demands of medical school are often much greater than those of other graduate schools. For example, the long hours. the enormity of the subject material. the search for tuition, and the fact that some of the faculty do not consider medical students to be on a plane with other gaduate students -will all serve to weaken the spirits of any student. It is well that each class develops its own esprit de corps. As our formal training at P815 draws to a close we realize that we have gained muchlfrom this school which offers the best in American medicine. We have also gained much from our associa- tion as a class. May we always profit from these exposures. - Gene S. Mayer 8

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3. its- .. 3-1 ,.i,,1i11iik -K 1. --'A 1:54 m ARA 5 :X 1 -. -' ' W 391- Q gf 'QM ' i ,Qs-Q ..,. -f-..w,,x,'- ROLF F. BARTH A.B.. CornG11, 1959 Jackson Heights. N.Y. S u rge ry DAYID T. BEDELL AB.. Virginia. 1960 .lacksnnville-, Fla. .1Iezl1'C1'11e JOSE NI. BERIO. JR, PUPFIU Rina, 1960 SEIIIILIITP.. Puerto Ric-n 0b-Gyn HARRIS A. BERMAN AB., Harvard. 1960 Curie-nrd. N.H. .lledicifze A. KENNETH BLAYDOW A.B.. Princeton. 1958 Cladwyne. Pa. Qlledicirze PA111. D. BERK AB.. Swartlmiure, 1959 Bmuklyn. N.Y. ,1le1l1'C1'11P I0 f-!.?. SUNNY S W