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

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JOHNNY ELOIAN Jovial John has the frame of an olympic weight lifter. Formerly of Detroit, Johnny now calls Phoenix, Ari- zona home base. An avid recreational and sporting enthusiast, he took his undergraduate hours at Phoe- nix J.C. and Arizona State University. He met his wife, Beverly in Des Moines, and who will ever say that these years weren't profitable ones as evidenced by their daughter, Margaret. Affiliated with lota Tau Sigma Fraternity, John will carry back to the Phoenix area all the fond memories of his fraternal associations. BERNARD HAROLD FEIGELMAN, B.A. Bernie, before coming to Des Moines, let several years intervene during which he was employed in several fields including microbiology, and subsequently en- docrinology and biochemistry research. He received his degree from Cornell University in 1954. While at the college Bernie has worked hard as a representative of Phi Sigma Gamma and likewise Sigma Sigma Phi Fra- ternities. Following an internship, Bernie has several specialities in which he might enioy practice and with his personal drive, he's certain to be a success in what- ever his final choice. 27

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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.

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ELLIOTT PAUL FELDMAN, A.B. Elliott, a native of Detroit, serving as a motel manager, received his degree from Wayne State. Elinor, his wife, is a teacher in the Des Moines system, and has taken an active part in the Wive's Club as Elliott has in L.O.G. Fraternity. An active participant in College Athletics, he bowled and was his team's baseball catcher in each of his years in Des Moines. Also he served as a student doctor for East High champion football team and for the Des Moines Oak Leafs. Elliott aspires to enter general practice after his intern- ship, and Colombus, Ohio is his choice of location. ALLAN LEWIS FISCHER, B.A. Al, before exchanging his Miami Beach suntan and tennis racket for medical books, had left Florida for his university studies at the University of Vermont from where he graduated. Al did graduate work at Hunter College and New York University. He has spent an active four years while here in Des Moines, not all of which has been in his studies. Whatever the future holds for him is his secret, but it is certain to be one filled with success. 28