Cornell Medical College - Samaritan Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

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Barr, beloved by all as teacher, researcher and physi- cian. We shall remember him most as an inspiring teach- er, giving unstintedly of his time that we might learn the art of medicine. Fired always with contagious enthusiasm and endowed with great personal charm, he taught us not only by word but by example. Although in the years to come we may forget some of what he said, we will never forget what he was. We are proud and privileged to have been his students. And others under whose more watchful eye, We strove to learn just how and why, g And when we strayed too far from shelf of books. A green reminder bade us to comply. if Fin! row, left to right--Green, MacLeod, Berry, Hanlon, Hagamen. Second row-Anderson, Beals, Taylor. l f T'was warm on our first day in Class that fall, Our thoughts kept wandering to yonder hall, A voice droned on and then discharged us to our task Shapes of all sorts to choose from, great and small! The gray, gray books were long and memory short Anatomy, anatomy, seemed not our forte, And then, and then came Spring, and jug in hand We saved all precious drops. O, foolish sport! +G' .J-.56 QCK ,,.-v. rn.. ,rw ff' 35 X gk- Fins! mu: fefl to right-XY arcl, Rachele, DuVigne-aud, Mel- ville, Bonsnes. Serwlzf mu'-Tritsch, Brotherton, Kuchinskas Gilller, Genghof. .,.,. A if! Ms ja. f 3 du V, w ex 4 I I it Our Host, the sovereign alchemist could transmute Egg white to biotin with mind resolute, Trails of Research to follow were shown to us, While pearls dropped en route none dared refute. .44 ' NOTES ON THE . LAB RABBIT- -E, 7 ez - Q - IU' 'f ir' J Q' :Jo ooo Q5 NEVER BE TAKEN IN Q O 3 BY APPEARANCES . I L NEVER TRUST HIM 0 0 , IN THE LAB MAKE FRIENDS - WITH HIM- NX' .5:fQQ:j.5,:,.'.l.,.5 W Q I -:lv U Q Q REMEMBER HIS X TRUE CHARACTER Q BUT LOOK OUT FOR HIS TEETH HE CAN BE HANDLED xi'- How long, how long in infinite pursuit Of this and that endeavor - absolute? if E Fill me instead with old familiar juice, Methinks I'll enter not in that dispute! li ., is Left lo tigfat-Stigg, Neill, Hehre, Sery. .llmtflzlz-Abraliams. J 5 Q s 22 48 A. L ad We strove to see small microbes through the lens And scan long manuscript, in ignorance That charts would not remain in mind forever. Who now recalls what carries tularense? ll T'was our most eagerly proclaimed desire To grasp this sorry scheme of things entire And measure voltage of the squid axon, To this, and more, did we poor fools aspire. Then came a day they caught us unaware, And bid a few unfortunates to prepare To spend a day first in a cold, then hot milieu, Dressed but as nature clad them, bare! Fin! row, left to rigb!-W.j. Sullivan, Lauson, Pitts, Greif, Carpenter Second mu'-Poulos, Borghgraef, Mulrow, Ochwadt, Fuller. We strained to hear a gentle voice recite The tale of foxglove, the near balm of life, Much as the ancient Greek philosopher, He spoke of drugs to neophyte. The die no question makes of Ayes or Noes, When cast along its destined path it goes, The square of T retains its mystery For me and theeg He stands alone who knows Firit row, left to right-Bodansky. Riker, Gold, Cartell, Modell. Serond mu'-Ganz, Roberts, Clarke, White- house, Condouris, Fugimori. vm, l . T I I L K pM.1 .t,,t oo o oooo t s s,,, loboo Waste not this hour for there is much to learn Of triple cycles, how the worm doth tum, And as we drew, it seemed to scorn the Host, I am but gone a while, l shall returnfl NDAMEBA DQALJN t3 ff 5-iw, M. 33435 'Qi L it ,lx ' ,ggfgmzmw 316 Q rw. fy ,. 5 5 , I 'WMQ QM QF M ,, ,f Ml! KW aah wxwxb as M 2 8 R Lu X W .Q A... fag +224 f-ld X f W fa , 4 ' M 4 4 52 4 1 M l i -Q '4 1 w 1 1 4 , 'Ki Ap ,MQ 1 Mai 5+ sw if +-ggi, W 191 51 ,I 'K W, Q . ,, Q p .4 3 v 'Y A. L '. Firff mu, lef! lo right--W'if,k, Ollstein, Smillie, Betle, Foote. Sammi mu-Gtoeschel, Kent Btoss, Kumer, Whllard, Keene. We pause a moment here, lest we forget To thank a man to whom we owe a debt, A man whose endless lore we loved to hear His loss for those to come, We do regret. 5 v? ' lll N , -K The second year sped on and after Fall Came Pathology, and We took turns on Call, And some loquacious teachers were, and some Listened perhaps, but never talked at all. f Q,-e. nf-A Q We stoocl surrounded in the grim museum, Who was the author pray, and what the source? Fjfff rounleff to righ!-Pierce. Kellner, Opie, Kidd, Stevenson, Olcott. Second mul-Hood, Pike, Murphy, Ellis, Heber- felde, Hirsh, Holmquist. Third row- Mohos, Seybolt. Our Captain led us safely through our course Of mikroscopy lectures and of gross, '30 N93 All labs behind forever, so we thought, We armed ourselves with sundry tools well wrought Red book in hand we sidled up to bed, The history, the History was 2111 we sought! Said one among them, surely not in vain, I have a man whois really quite in pain, His skin has turned yellow, his liver is large But the reason for this, I cant ascertain. SKATES CAN ALSO BE USED IRREDUCIBLE MINIMUM EQUIPMENT FOR STUDENT WORKING IN BELLEVUE 0 MULTI-LINGUAL PARROT :' TN - 1 - 1 11-f q , EXTRA NEEDLES I U I T- ' 1 I - 1 HANDY I , H or PORTABLE I , I HAT PR ECTS SHOWER FOR ' 'T FAELDNFRZIE c PATIENTS I , 1 'y ,f' ' G JE TS I r ' 1 ' , ' , ' I I f BLANKET IF mo GETS I , - 1, oYsPNElc- I v I ,f ff CHECK Hls I 7 I , 1' , vENous PRESSURE 6. , f ,I -IF NOT ELEVATED 1, I . ' f ABANDON WARD f n f GAS - -, ,, - - .... - -- Q I ,. SPARE HEMATOCRIT MASK '5.', , , ' TUBES K Q ,f Z f -, S grab' 1 'X W . -' ' ' I . CO K U A , I0 I I ,.. I N A 1 1 ' .1 4 f. ST. BERNARD Pup AS I COMBINATION SEETNG-EYE 1 T noe IN DARK HALLS, I I COMPANION, AND BRANDY I I TRANSPORT-KEEP HIM I WELL LABLED Doo so HE LAWN MOWER ' lsN'T WORKED UP BY OVER CAN BE REPLACED v BY GILLETTE RAZOR IN EMERGENCY EAGER STUDENT - IF DOG DEVELOPES COUGH AND HEMOPTYSIS, CHECK PLANE FOR TRANSPORT REsERvAT1oNs FOR swiss ALPS BACK TO NYL-I BOOTS ARE I-IANDY FOR WADING THRU WATER And some of us by taxi went, and some AND THINGS 'N '-AB' Rode to the 'Vue and back by means of thumb, A few were fooled and thought us true M. Dfs But most were not, - Will that day never come? Firrt row, Jeff to right-Muschenheim, Reznikoff, Stewart, Batondess, Barr, Wolff, Wright, Sehorr Secwzfl row-McCormack, Horger, Lichtman, XVatson, Dworetzlsy, Marchant, Foley, Reader, Dough erty, Feder, Torre. Third rote-ljrdmann, Roberts, Lipkin, Hinkle, Earle, Lewis, Molander, Martin Engle, Berlin. Fozzrlh row-Ball, Richards, Bates, Bilisoly, Smith, Gilmore, Barry, Roseman Christenson, Ultmann, DesPrez, Massay. Fiffb 1'0.t'-BlCGfHIh, Becker, Simons, Cox, Killip, Har- den, Brown, Furth, Law, Ranzenhoffer, Buchanan, Mtzsely. With needle and syringe adept were we, What matter if We spilled a mere C. C-? The memory of that impertinence! Another, still another, C. B. C. waving 1' ,SW :Cr Ah gaze upon young Halsted with his prey, Promoted to Chief Surgeon on this day, Scattering before him with his whirlwind blade A11 layers of fascia which are in his way- Into each orifice we gazed in darkest mystery, Accustomed we were not to such variety, Witlr 'scopes of different sizes, great and small We went from specialty to specialty. Braving wintry blast and snow we went To dark and dingy renernenr, A jug of wine, a loaf of bread, no more To fill the diet sheet, O, fool, repent! In can ff 4? fy.. 3 if .Li' W, .x M6515 we mastered the art, che secrets of a chi1d's small he-a a murmur and Igxortness of bree streptococcusi gave th1s a sn U jf? ff f ,ASG ,fl ,q kiwvyg A Firrt fuzzy left to riglaz'-DuBois, Wilson, SZ. Levine. Dann, Barnett. Second 1'0zz'-Grune- baum, Goldberg, Kretchmer, Schulman, M. Lexine, liraatl, Billo, Milton. Third mu'- Erlander, Marshall, Stern, Epstein. Korsch, DeGar.1, Engle, Baker, Charash. Fozzrlla row- DeLf.o, Shibtiya, Wilnler, Moore, Bauer, Eisenberg, Sheenan, Oliver, Slater, Morgenthau, Yarow. 9' or- nl I I MW 29 1 is H V 54. 2,1 N3 at if 5 'Lf We K P 53, 5 4 G. -1 A ,Q l . xxw' M 4 M 452235 wr my e e 3 i iw, r 9'-a .. 1- 7,1 - . . 'S W - aw fswgfvl-'W' 15 , I ,..:, . , V ,:, . -. 51 .. QQ, -- Vk,,, . t H 53555 , Y fi? 5 H Ref ffffgflff .' M. , 11 ,1 , U 'K 3 , 1 3. . . W, Q -xf-nuownpu Www ? 2 i X . ' R if A ' , 3 i t i i'A UI V qui? V' L f ii ails s Firrf rozr, left H, ivgffl-Buchman, lNIcLane, Ruskin, F. Smith, Bonsncs, Douglas. lavert, Kramer, Barrows, Dennen. Gepfert, Moffitt. Second l'0Il-XVLIYIIXIHICI.ZZlCLl1CO. Skelton,Dav.s, Birnbaum, Kreth, Gilmore, Kuhn, Nickerson, Barton, NVagner, dc- Prosse. Dillon. McNeill, Langstadt, Mann. Ah, by their computation people say, They can predict the true delivery day, It may have been all right in Naeglils time, But now ir never works, to our dismay! I think that never blows so red The Rose, as where some sessile polyp bled, And not Well outlined was a phrase well used When we encountered ladies overfed. Would but some winged surgeon ere too late Arrest the yet unfolded roll of fate, The others tremble, fearful, as the Chief In dulcet tones their work doth deprecate. J ' ,,ff' qw.- ,av ,,.., ' ! 56 Firft wzzy. le!! Io fight-Regan. Welsh, Milorat, Diethelm, Rennie, Greaves, Templeton, Knehr Suomi mn'-Sherwin, Spruiell, Wainright, Flach, Stunkard, Janulis, Hatterer, Brown-Meyers Bloch. With them the seed of wisdom did I sow And with my own hand labored ir to grow, Bur, methinks, I mesmerized them all, For slept each one before me, row by row. 'I 32 dun. 'qv' ta-. ..m.whMm..x Firxf row, left to right-Greaves, Roberts, Reader, Korsch, Morganrhau. Second row-Wong Greer, Schwartz, Ullman, Pratt, Benjamin. qi? .tttr xv? ffii i 'V,,.' Z fl K 'Q J 1.5 'T-TD 5 . .pf 1 I ' Q. 'wx wr Q , Ancl lately by the K-3 door agape, Came stealing through the dusk an Angel shape, Having challenged the scale with her avoir-du-pois, The doctor pales, Alas, therels no escape. I can remember stopping by the way To watch a cohort thumping his young prey And with its all-obliterated Tongue, It hollered - Gently, Brother, gently, pray! kr A 8. Z., 4 A A Mel ' 7x', Ni . if -.. gig A Concocting dtaughts with Logic absolute, He challenged us to reason and dispute, As we before him sat with wondrous eyes, He did the dose of putgative compute. We are no other than a moving row Of magic shadow-shapes that come and go, For one endowed with stereoscopic eye Nods wisely, He is the Master of the Show Firft rozw. fefl ta Ugly!-Poker, Burnett, Evans, McClenahan Finby, bewmf mu'-VouGa1, Merten, Deck, Gallagher Ross, Baker. Thin! roz4'- Avonda, Monte-ith, Bajek, Loct- man, Gionfriddo, Mujahed. 'uv' 42 if SIP N, - ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA, fd! to righ!-Brown, Arlxy, Ruilolf, Ayers, Laniluu, McLellan, Bier- man. ilI11i'1zzg-Lovvcr, Vcith. ,ff I-sf SAMARITAN STAFF, fuf! Z0 rifgbl-Pazianos, Kimlmll, Ricliinuiul, Bierman. Scfmzrf mu--Isele Holfman, Williams, Ayers, Weinstein. ,Hzrmpig-liilclimiim, Glover, Hanscli, Hollenberg, Han fling, Jensen, Landau, Meng, Priebe, Siglcf, Sorensen, Mesdames Pierik, Brittain, Kimball Jensen, Richmond. Mesclarnes Lippincott, Doersch, Sullivan, Vaughan, Sorensen. Mesdames Neill, Lower, McGandy, Edelmann, Hillis. 424. Qi, ki' .Hmm-f i Wlii-o A11 the wor1d's a stage, the bard hath said, The p1ay's the thing with which we're all inbred, To threat of Boston's banning, we proclaimed, Not yet, but soon! - We'11 have them truly wed Mi RONALD ALFRED ARKY New Brunswick, New Jersey Cornell University, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE 14 JOHN VINCENT ABBOTT, Jr. Glen Rock, New jersey University of Iowa, A.B., 1950 FORENSIC MEDICINE Wi' 'i:c+' I 'ill' THANE ASCH ROBERT COLEMAN ATKINS Remsenberg, New York Dayton, Ohio Columbia University, B.S., 1951 University of Michigan, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE INTERNAL MEDICINE WILLIAM SINCLAIR AUGERSON STEPHAN MCCLINTOCK AYRES Ellenville, New York Bowdoin College, A.B., 1949 Westfield, New jersey Gettysburg College, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE DAVID BAUM Saratoga Spings, New York Dartmouth College, A.B., 1951 EDWIN LAWRENCE BIERMAN New York, New York Brooklyn College, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE JOSEPH ANTHONY BUDA Fort Lee, New jersey Columbia University, A.B., 1951 SURGERY ROBERT SUNDERLIN BRITTAIN JOHN LYMAN BROWN, Jr. Spencerport, New York Palisade, New Jersey Colgate University, A.B., 1951 Cornell University, A.B., 1952 SURGERY INTERNAL MEDICINE w 1 DONALD JOHN CAMERON Scarsclale, New York Amherst College, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE l l w JOHN PAUL CLAYTON Mineola, New York Middlebury College, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE K lic . fj . Q LJ l vida 23 1- -. I ' we , JOSEPH PATRICK DINEEN New York, New York Fordham University, B.S., 1950 SURGERY E-f KEMP BERNER DOERSCH RICHARD IRWIN DUDLEY Carmichael, California New York, New York Stanford University, A.B., 1951 Cornell University, A.B., 1950, SURGERY Emory University, M.A., 1951 SURGERY CHESTER MONROE EDELMANN, jr. New York, New York Columbia University, A.B., 1951 PEDIATRICS MAURICE EVERETTE DYER Weston, Missouri Columbia University, A.B., 1951 GENERAL PRACTICEXPEDIATRICS ROBERT RICHARD ENGISCH HOWARD MARVIN FEINSTEIN Elizabeth, New jersey New York, New Y01314 Union Cgllege, B,S,, 1951 Cornell University, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE PSYCHIATRY TERENCE PATRICK FOGARTY CHARLES FREDERICK FREY Brooklyn, New York Scarsdale, New York Dartmouth College, A.B., 1951 Amherst College, A.B., 1951 SURGERY SURGERY SORRELL NEWTON GLOVER Los Angeles, California Cornell University, A.B., 1952 SURGERY STANLEY MARTIN HANFLING Jamaica, New York Columbia University, A.B. 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE j Eiga if 51 PAUL ALLEN HANSCH MAURY LLOYD HANSON New York, New York Alexandria, Virginia Pomona College, A.B., 1948 Oberlin College, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE SURGERY WILLIAM HILLIS Greenwich, Connecticut Wesleyan University, A.B., 1951 SURGERY CHARLES HOFFMAN, jr. Poughkeepsie, New York Yale University, A.B., 1951 OBSETRICS and GYNECOLOGY MILTON HOLLENBERG Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn College, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE CHARLES EDWARD HOLLERMAN Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania Allegheny College, B.S., 1951 GENERAL PRACTICE WILLIAM DONALD HORRIGAN GILBERT DOLAN HUEBNER Waterbury, Connecticut South Orange, New Jersey Dartmouth College, A.B., 1952 Harvard University, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE SURGERY MARTIN GEORGE JACOBS Orange, New Jersey Franklin 8: Marshall College, B.S., 1951 OBSTETRICS and GYNECOLOGY I REGINALD HARNED ISELE Perth Amboy, New Jersey Princeton University, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE KENNETH MYRON JENSEN JOSEPH EUGENE JOHNSTON Ithaca, New Jork Oxford, Mississippi Cornell University, A.B., 1951 University of Mississippi, A.B., 1950 INTERNAL MEDICINE M,A,, 19519 B,S,, 1952 GENERAL PRACTICE HIRAM KENDALL, Jr. KENT GORDON KIMBALL Westerly, Rhode Island Greenwich, Connecticut Harvard University, AB., 1951 Yale University, A.B., 1951 OBSTETRICS and GYNECOLOGY INTERNAL MEDICINE JOSEPH WHITE LANDAU PETER TAMAS KNOEPFLER Rio cle Janeiro, Brazil Calif. Institute of Tech., B.S., 1950 Columbia University, M.A., 1951 PEDIATRICS Buffalo, New York Cornell University, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE 55 JOHN BEUCLER LANGE RICHARD CHARLES LIPPINCOTT Teaneck, New jersey Guilford, Connecticut Franklin 81 Marshall College, B.S., 1951 Williams College, A.B., 1951 SURGERY PSYCHIATRY RICHARD ROWLAND LOWER Detroit Michigan Amherst College, A.B., 1951 GENERAL PRACTICE LESTER ANDR US LUDLOW Spanish Fork, Utah Brigham Young University, A.B., 1951 GENERAL PRACTICE 1 HERMAN RICHARD MATERN Worcester, Massachusetts Concordia Seminary, A.B., 1949 SURGERY ROBERT BURNETT MCGANDY Minneapolis, Minnesota Harvard University, A.B., 1951 UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE 42 if ' Qi 'mean '-at ' 2. ,. 1 52'-ifrffzi it LOWELL GILMORE MCLELLAN GUNTER RICHARD MENG Wloodbridge, New jersey Ithaca, New York Rutgers University, BS., 1951 Cornell University, B. S., 1951 SURGERY WILLIAM ALEXANDER NEILL Scarsdale, New York Amherst College, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE 'Wrizzzr WALTER ALEXANDER MURRAY, jr. Knoxville, Tennessee Columbia University, A.B., 1952 GENERAL PRACTICE il Y , I if ' ' if if f W 5,241 if hi f I ,Z 3531 f pggvriwbgg-,feiifir,zvcc-A-,g.g Wi X , 'l53SfQffzef3flll Tile I mm A JAMES FRANKLIN OATES, III ARTEMIS GEORGE PAZIANOS Lake FOFCSQ H1iI10iS Manchesrer,Connectiu1r Princeton University, A.B., 1951 Wellesley College, A,B. 1951 SURGERY INTERNAL MEDICINE IE! JOHN HENRY PER-LEE FRANKLIN HEWIT PFEIFFENBERGER Larchmont, New York Alton, IUiI10iS Dartmouth College, A.B. 1951 Yale U11ivfrsity,A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE INTERNAL MEDICINE JOHN GREENW OOD PIERIK Providence, Rhode Island Cornell University, A.B., 1951 SURGERY GUY DOWNS PLUNKETT Bound Brook, New Jersey Rutgers University, B.S., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE we -ff-,.f . , CEDRIC JOSEPH PRIEBE, Jr. Jackson Heights, New York Fordham University, B.S., 1951 SURGERY JAMES WILLIAM PREUSS JOHN VINCENT PRICE Binghamton, New York Belle Harbor, New York Cornell University, A.B., 1951 St. johns College, B.S., 1951 SURGERY SURGERY BRIAN O'MALLEY QUINN Rochester, New York College of the Holy Cross, B.S., 1951 SURGERY DONALD PAUL REGULA Westwood, New jersey Cornell University, A.B., 1951 OBSTETRICS and GYNECOLOGY ROLAND WHAN RICHMOND Nutley, New jersey Bethany College, A.B., 1951 GENERAL PRACTICE ROBERT EDWARD RENTZ West Hardfotcl, Connecticut Trinity College, B.S., 1951 GENERAL PRACTICE RONALD STANLEY ROMIG Reading Pennsylvania Albright College, B.S., 1951 SURGERY LESLIE EUGENE RUDOLF, jr. Pelham, New York Union College, B.S., 1951 SURGERY JOHN ROSS, Jr. Bronxville, New York Dartmouth College, A.B., 1951 SURGERY , elle, 1 13 Knew STEVEN SCHENKER MILES HAROLD SIGLER New York, New York Buffalo, New York Cornell University, A.B., 1951 University of Rochester, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE INTERNAL MEDICINE JOHN HARRISON SIPPLE, jr. HERBERT JARVIS SORENSEN Lakewood Ohio Summit, New jersey Cornell University, A.B., 1952 Dartmouth College, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE FRANK GEORGE STANDAERT Patterson, New jersey Harvard University, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE PAUL STUCKI, Jr. West New York, New jersey Hamilton College, A.B., 1951 SURGERYXOBSTETRICS and GYNECOLOGY -f -new---f.-at,rss-:ww N. s f -am., Nr- ' I ' ' iff I-.gr JOHN BERNARD SULLIVAN Long Island City, New York Manhattan College, B.S., 1951 SURGERY KW FREDERICK GREGG THOMPSON, III St. joseph, Missouri Yale University, A.B., 1951 SURGERY WILLIAM RICHARD THOMPSON Livermore Falls, Maine University of Maine, A.B., 1951 GENERAL PRACTICE FORREST TRAVIS TUTOR Randolph, Mississippi University of Mississippi, B.S., 1953 NEUROSURGERY F' WILLIAM WEBB VAN STONE Denver, Colorado Swarthmore College, A. B., 1951 SURGERY HERBERT GETTY VAUGHAN, jr Pelham, New York McGill University, B.S., 1951 PSYCHIATRY FRANK JAMES VEITH JANE HARRISON WALKER Scarsdale, New York New York, New York Cornell University, A.B., 1952 Bryn Mawr College, A.B., 1951 SURGERY INTERNAL MEDICINE Massachusetts Institute of Technology, WILLARD TRAVELL WEEKS Brooklyn, New York Amherst College, A.B., 1951 SURGERY MORTON RAYMOND WEINSTEIN Brooklyn, New York Cornell University, A.B., 1951 PSYCHIATRY DAVID SANBORN WILCOX EDWARD PERCY WILLIAMS Hartford, Connecticut Linneus, Maine Williams College, A.B., 1951 Bowdoin College, A.B., 1951 INTERNAL MEDICINE OBSTETRICS and GYNECOLOGY GENERAL PRACTICE HOSPITAL John Vincent Abbott, Jr. Ronald Alfred Arky Thane Asch Robert Coleman Atkins William Sinclair Augerson Stephen McClintock Ayres David Baum Robert Leonard Beals Edwin Lawrence Bierman Robert Sunderlin Brittain John Lyman Brown, Jr. Joseph Anthony Buda Donald John Cameron John Paul Clayton Joseph Patrick Dineen Kemp Berner Doersch Richard Irwin Dudley Maurice Everette Dyer Chester Monroe Edelmann, Jr. Robert Richard Engisch Howard Marvin Feinstein Terence Patrick Fogarty Charles Frederick Frey Sorrell Newton Glover Stanley Martin Hanfling Paul Allen Hansch Maury Lloyd Hanson William Hillis Charles Hoffman, Jr. Milton Hollenberg Charles Edward Hollerman William Donald Horrigan Gilbert Dolan Huebner Reginald Harned Isele Martin George Jacobs Kenneth Myron Jensen Joseph Eugene Johnston Hiram Kendall, Jr. Kent Gordon Kimball Peter Tamas Knoepfler Joseph White Landau John Beucler Lange Richard Charles Lippincott Richard Rowland Lower Lester Andrus Ludlow Herman Richard Matern Robert Burnett McGandy Lowell Gilmore McLellan Gunter Richard Meng Walter Alexander Murray, Jr. William Alexander Neill James Franklin Oates, III Artemis George Pazianos John Henry Per-Lee Franklin Hewit Pfeiffenberger John Greenwood Pierik Guy Downs Plunkett James William Preuss John Vincent Price Cedric Joseph Priebe, Jr. Brian O'Malley Quinn Donald Paul Regula Robert Edward Rentz Roland Whan Richmond Ronald Stanley Romig John Ross, Jr. Leslie Eugene Rudolf, Jr. Steven Schenker Miles Harold Sigler John Harrison Sipple, Jr. Herbert Jarvis Sorensen Frank George Standaert Paul Stucki, Jr. John Bernard Sullivan Frederick Gregg Thompson, III William Richard Thompson Forrest Travis Tutor William Webb Van Stone Herbert Getty Vaughan, Jr. Frank James Veith Jane Harrison Walker Willard Travell Weeks Morton Raymond Weinstein David Sanborn Wilcox Edward Percy Williams APPOINTMENTS RECEIVED BY CLASS OF 1955 Rot. Med. Rot. Med. Rot. Med. Med. Surg. Med. Rot. Med. Surg. Med. Rot. Surg. Rot. Surg. Rot. Ped. Med. Rot. Rot. Surg. Surg. Rot. Rot. Surg. Surg. Rot. Med. Rot. Mx. Rot. Rot. Rot. Med. Rot. Rot. Med. Rot. Rot. Rot. Rot. Rot. Rot. Mx. Mx. Rot. Rot. Med. Surg. Med. Med. Med. Rot. Rot. Surg. Rot. Mx. S. Surg. Rot. Rot. Rot. Rot. Surg. Surg. Med. Rot. Rot. Rot. Med. Rot. Surg. Surg. Rot. Surg. Rot. Med. Surg. Med. Rot. Med. Rot. Rot. Bronx Municipal Hospital, New York, N. Y. Bellevue Hospital, New York, N. Y. Lenox Hill Hospital, New York, N. Y. Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, N. Y. Army CBrookeJ, San Antonio, Texas New York Hospital, New York, N. Y. Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. Presbyterian Hospital, New York, N. Y. New York Hospital, New York, N. Y. Rochester General Hospital, Rochester, N. Y. Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Boston, Mass. Presbyterian Hospital, New York, N. Y. Bellevue Hospital, New York, N. Y. University of California Hospital, San Francisco, Calif New York Hospital, New York, N. Y. Los Angeles County Hospital, Los Angeles, Calif. Bellevue Hospital, New York, N. Y. University Hospitals, Oklahoma City, Okla. New York Hospital, New York, N. Y. Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital, Cooperstown, N. Y. Buffalo General Hospital, Buffalo, N. Y. Colorado General Hospital, Denver Colo. New York Hospital, New York. N. Y. New York Hospital, New York, N. Y. Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lenox Hill Hospital, New York, N. Y. New York Hospital, New York, N. Y. University Hospitals, Cleveland, Ohio Lenox Hill Hospital, New York, N. Y. Bellevue Hospital, New York, N. Y. York Hospital, York, Pa. St. Luke's Hospital, New York, N. Y. Army fWalter Reedl, Washington, D. C. Lenox Hill Hospital, New York, N. Y. University of Chicago Clinics, Chicago, Ill. Bellevue Hospital, New York, N. Y. Univ. of Texas Med. Branch Hospitals, Galveston, Tex. Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, Hanover, N. H. 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