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

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WALTER J. FAGAN Walt is one of our future surgeons, He comes from Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, and received his education at La Salle University, receiving a B.A. degree. Walt married Anne in May 1961 and is presently the father of a baby girl, Carol. Walt is planning to do his intern- ship in Houston, Tex., and possibly set up practice there. Golf keeps Walt relaxed. We know he will be prosperous and successful. WALTER I. FAGAN RICHARD S. FINN Dick received his B.S. degree at Rutgers University College of Pharmacy and practiced pharmacy for several years before coming to medical school. While at G. W. he has externed at several of the local hospitals and has managed to keep up payments on his piano. Dick is a member of PhiChi Fraternity and William Beaumont Society. At present he plans to practice surgery some- where out West. GERALD M. FLEISCHNER RICHARD S. FINN GERALD M. FLEISCHNER Where's Daddy, Cindy?- He's sleeping. Thosewere familiar words to all who called The Chief' during the past year. Gerry has been the brains and brawn behind the yearbook and has such vast stores of energy that one could never cease to be amazed at his ability to keep well-informed and up on the 1iterature ! Editor- in-Chief of the Lafayette College Yearbook he was destined to be Editor of the 1963 Speculum. Gerry, Judy, and daughter Cindy look forward to medicine inan academic setting. 96

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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

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WARREN H. FOER Warren comes to G. W. Medical School after attending Maryland University. Among his scholastic achievements while at G.W. have been membership in the Smith-Reed- Russell Honor Society, and the Kane-King Obstetrical Society. Among his extra-curricular activities are intra- mural football, basketball, softbxall and membership in Phi Delta Epsilon. He has spent Xthree summers partici- pating in neurophysiology research at NIH and was also an extern at the Washington Hospital Center. A career in neurosurgery is planned. WARREN H. FOER DAVID H. GOODMAN One of the few native Washingtonians in the class, Dave received his A.B. from the University of Pennsyl- vania. When he hasn't been enjoying his favorite hobby of sleeping, he has been trying to win a Follies for his class. Dave is also a member of Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity in which he has served as Historian and Chairman of the Lectureship Committee. With the aid of his wife, Elaine, Dave will be aiming toward internal DAVID H. GOODMAN PETER L. GREENBERG Phi Delta Epsilon, St. George Society, Kane-King Society and athletic chairman in his senior year were among the activities and pursuits of Pete during his tenure at G. W. One of the few natives of Washington, johns Hopkins was the scene of Pete's undergraduate work, where he was active on the basketball team, newspaper and yearbook. In the futurethere's aresidency in internal medicine to be seen. The location of Pete's practice remains to be determined. 97 medicine, hoping to practice in the D. C. area. PETER L. GREENBERG