George Washington University School of Medicine - Speculum Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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STEVEN R. DEAR Steve graduated from the University of California and traveled East to get his medical education. In December '59 he took the big step and married Jean. With working at Alexandria Hospital and keeping up his studies, Steve has led a busy existence but did find time to be active in Nu Sigma Nu. After graduation Steve hopes to return to practice in California. He has not, at this time, committed himself as to whether he plans to specialize. STEVEN R. DEAR FRANK DENARO, JR. Frank earned his B.S. degree from the College of William and Mary and then came to G. W. with his hobbies of fishing for tropical fish. He soon settled down, and was caught, hook, line, and sinker by Mary on june 10, 1961. He alsojoiuedPhiChi and was active in intramural athletics. Frank plans to take Mary, and their new son, Frank III, to Norfolk, Virginia, and perhaps practice obstetrics and gynecology. FRANK DENARO,jR EDWARD K. DENISON is 511' EDWARD K. DENISON Ed is from West Virginia and spent three years at West Virginia University before coming to G.W. He ' was married after our sophomore year. His wife Judy is also from West Virginia. Ed is a member of S.A.M.A. and the Kane-King Honor Society. He plans to practice internal medicine and has notyet decided on a permanent geographical location. 94

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PAUL G. COHEN Paul, who hails from the Great Borsht Belt in the Catskills of New York, received his B.A. from the Uni- versity of Buffalo. At G. W. he has been busy with a United States Public Health Service Grant and has spent the summer doing renal research at D. C. General. Paul, with his wife Anita, whom he married in june 1960, expect the stork late this summer. Plans for the future include a specialty in internal medicine with some academic affiliations, probably here in the Washington My as EV' A tx, ri? RICH.. .,. Fi ,L w S has it 1-.rs . PAUL G. COHEN MICHAEL E. COLELLA Dr. Punch, archeologist, dealer in antique firearms, flag-waving patrioteer, captain of the Endicott Light Dragoons, lived four years in the Yankee Capitol and liked it. Refighting the battles of the Civil War, and the rumor that Cal was his uncle, he surrendered his sword for a diamond and announced that soon he would change his name to Dr. Behen, practice pediatrics in- stead of ballistics, and try to forget the fact that J.E.B. Stuart's banjo player was named Sweeny. MICHAEL E. COLELLA RONALD A. D 'ALTORIO Ron was born and bred in Monessen, Pennsylvania. From there he attended Washington andjellerson College where he picked up his B.A. and the nickname Hanger. While at G. W., Ron continued his interest in piano and served as an extern at D. C. Village. His future plans include a June wedding to Mary Lou and an Army internship. 93 Q, gg i , Hptg, RONALD A. D'ALTORIO Q' ,Er www , ,.,, ,fm..w.?,g, .. E. 1, i,.Wm saw s w Emi ' w rfssisigeffsigvif H 5. - . ,W f- in rs..-ww-' grismfs? . ,ww ..,, ..,, , 5 QP'

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WILLIAM H. DERMODY, III Bill comes from Scranton, Pennsylvania, where he received his B.S. degree from the University of Scranton. While at G. W., he remained a bachelor for three years, but those bimonthly trips to see Christine were too much, so they were married on june 30, 1962. Bill was active in Phi Chi and S.A.M.A., and was asenior editor for the Speculum. His future plans include a four year vacation in the Navy, and then a general practice in one of the New England States. lb 'r ESTEBAN DIAZ-GRANADOS LESLIE DORNFELD Les is a native of Lake Hiawatha, NJ., and is a WILLIAM H. DERMODY III ESTEBAN DIAZ-GRANADOS Steve migrated from Santa Maeta, Colombia, via Fordham University where he picked up his B.S. degree. While at G. W. he found out that he liked music, art, chess, and bridge as well as women. Esteban plans to specialize in general surgery and then take his talents back to Colombia where he plans to settle. LESLIE DORNFELD product of Rutgers University. He is building a medical career on a social and cultural background envious to many of the troops. Extra-curricular activities include Phi Chi Fraternity fPresiding juniorj, St. George Society, William Beaumont Society, Managing Editor of the 1963 Spcculum, and intramural football and basketball. He has supported his scholastic record with an externship at D. C. Village and Alexandria Hospital Emergency Room, and a fellowship in the Department of Pathology. Les plans to make a career of academicmedicine, proba- bly pathology. 95