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

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CAROLYN J. HAIR From the Woman's College ofNorth Carolina Carolyn embarked on a medical career. We all remember that she took the brunt of a great deal of kidding in this man's profession during her freshman year. However, by the time the year ended she was on an equal footing with her fellow students. She has devoted her outside spare time to working as an extern at D. C. General, Washington Hospital Center, and Fairfax Hospital. Carolyn plans to take a rotating intership and either go into general practice or obstetrics and gynecology. CAROLYN J. HAIR JACK W. HARVEY Coming from Oakland, Maryland, Jack received his education at Potomac State College, Maryland Uni- versity School of Pharmacy and George Washington University, receiving a B.S. degree in zoology. He has been active in the Follies, intramurals, and was a member of the medical school quartet- The Tranquilizersf' Jack has many interests and talents which are an asset to him and are sure to further his career in medicine. His planned specialty is ophthamology and he plans to take his wife, Becky, and new son, Jack II, and set up practice in the West. ROB ERT M. HIGGINS JACK W HARVEY ROBERT M. HIGGINS Our class Stockbroker came from Loyola University in Chicago. He married his wife Joann in 1955 and they now have four little Higginses: Bobby, Steven, Patrick, and Jeanne. A member of Nu Sigma Nu, Bob plans to take his family to Denver, Colorado, where he wants to practice general surgery. 98

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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

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ROBERT W. HOBSON, II Bob is considering surgery as a specialty. His home- town is De Kalb, Illinois. He received his B.S. degree in chemistry from the George Washington University. He is a member of Phi Chi Fraternity, an active par- ticipant in past Follies, and was in the Army Senior Medical Student Program. Bob has an enviable scho- lastic record and won a fellowship from the Washington Heart Society. His army internship will take him to w sie'-5515 mu 1 Q s 1 , wgiiie in gin' 1 Hawaii. CHARLES J. HOFFMAN MARTIN I. HOROWITZ Mart hails from New Brunswick N and hence ROBERT W HOBSON II CHARLES 1. HOFFMAN jack is a native of Washington, D. C. He received his B. S. at George Washington University. He is a member of Phi Chi and a participant in the United States Navy Senior Program. jack has done an out- standing job as Photography Editor of the 1963 Speculum. Jack and his wife Reva, who were married in August 1961, hope he will do a Naval Internship. At this time he plans to practice OB-GYN in the Wash- ington area. With jack's great sense of humor we're sure he will do well. MARTIN I. HOROWITZ y 9 -J-s u s is a product of Rutgers University. His outstanding scholarship is reflected in his membership in the William Beaumont Society, Smith-Reed-Russell Society and AOA. On top of this, hewas activeinPhi Delta Epsilon fTreas- urerj, S.A.M.A., St. George Society, and the 1963 Speculum fBusiness Managerj. Marian became his wife shortly after our junior year. Marty plays the part of a EOUTIUCI, since cooking is one of his hobbies. Good books and music take up the rest of his time. The future foresees Marty practicing pediatrics, probably in an academic setting. 99