Des Moines University - Pacemaker Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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JOSEPH E. CZARNECKI, A.B. When the state of Pennsylvania delivered Czar upon the steps of the College it did our class a great service. Undaunted by the trials of the transition from Temple University, Joe's presence in C.O.M.S. has been most profitable for all. Our clinical studies were highlighted by .loe's able assistance to the paging system, as well as his work as an E.K.G. technician in Heart Station. Joe married his college sweetheart, Nancy Sonia who is also studying to be a physician. A member of P.S.G. Fraternity, and active in- the in- tramural basketball and bowling leagues, Joe plans on a specialty practice. His good natured personality will undoubtedly keep him at the top in the practice of his choice. FRANK L. DONAR, B.A. Hailing from Highland Park, Michigan, Frank, under the guidance of a classmate's physician brother, entered C.O.M.S. after receiving his degree in Chemistry from Wayne State University in 1960. Frank has been a busy student as should be recognized by his receipt of the Mosby Scholarship Book Award in 1963, as well as husband to wife Nida, and father to Mike, Celeste, and his newest Chris. While under the guise of a counterspy when he wears his sunglasses, he's really just contemplating a specialty practice in Psychi- atry . . . hmmm, Freud, Engel, Fitz and . . . Donar. 25

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VINCENT CONDINO, B.S. Vince, after completing his undergraduate education at the University of Detroit in his hometown, came to C.O.M.S. at the suggestion of his family physician, also a graduate of Des Moines. Vince is affiliated with Atlas Fraternity. His future plans include marriage and practice in the Detroit area. SEYMOUR N. CYWIAK, B.S. Cy came to C.O.M.S. after studying at Wayne State University from where he graduated. With him he brought a sense of humor, and a plethora of lan- guages. Extracurricular activities centered around many hours of work as a pharmacist. Cy made a great num- ber of friends while here, especially among his Lamb- da Omicron Gamma Fraternity brothers, and they will remain his close friends for life. 24

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DOUGLAS A. DUNHAM Doug came to us from his favorite spot in the world, the greenlands of Ohio. A native of Akron, he at- tended Kent State University before entering C.O.M.S. A member of Phi Sigma Gamma Fraternity, Doug served long and tedious hours planning the social pro- gram which was unmatched among the other frater- nities. Doug will be best remembered for his ready smile, easygoing manner, and his tenacious approach to academics. His future colleagues will find him an amiable and capable physician. PERRY MARC DWORKIN Perry came to Des Moines from Cleveland Heights, via Ohio State University where he took his under- graduate hours. A man with drive and ambition, he is affiliated with L.O.G. and P.S.A. fraternities. He was also a recipient of the Mosby Scholarship Book Award in his sophomore year. He contends that his future is unknown but we're sure that it will be one of distinction.