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

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WILLIAM S. MEADE William S. Meade, the S standing for sleepy, has been a G. W. institution for nine years. He attended the undergraduate school, majoring in chemistry. After another year of advanced chemistry, he spent two years in the Army in research on poison gases. Bill has- weathered the past four years with excellence, spite of the situation. Cecil and Loeb. - from G. W. WILLIAM S. MEADE KEITH W. MERRILL Originally from Canada, Keith migrated to the U.S..A. with his red-headed wife Diane. While here, they began to raise a family which now includes Scott and Cheri. While not busy at home, Keith worked at Faifax Hospital as an extern, and was active in intramural activities. His future plans are to practice obstetrics and gynecology in Hawaii and seek continual growth of his family. always being able to maintain an air of equanimity in Future activities will be channelled into internal medi- cine. He was often seen in the delivery suite with his Next year Bill will break the cord and head away MICHAEL F. MICHELIS KEITH W. MERRILL MICHAEL F. MIC HELIS Michael came to G. W. U. Medical School after receiving his B.A. degree from Columbia University in 1959. While at G. W. he was a member of Nu Sigma Nu and spent three years working on an NIMH student research project under the Department of Psychiatry. After completion of internship and residency he plans a career in internal medicine. 106

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MEREDITH H. MILLER Neurosurgery and neurology are the ultimate goals for Bud with intentions of setting up practice in the metropolitan W ashington area. He and his wife Katherine were married in 1960. john Hopkins awarded him his B. A. and also was his choice for some post-graduate studies before coming to G. W. He managed to keep busy with Phi Chi, SAMA and an externship at D. C. General Hospital. Chess, music and study of Civil War 1 H' .3355 W, .ss H history manage to keep him occupied. THOMAS F. MINAS BARRY MODLIN Barr is one of the few natives of the District of MEREDITH H. MILLER THOMAS F. MINAS Tom attained his A.B. degree at the University of Arizona. At G. W. he is a member of A.O.A., Smith- Reed-Russell, Kane-king, and Nu Sigma Nug he has also received a Washington Heart Association Fellow- ship. Along with his wife, Sue, and daughters, Carrie and jyl, he plans to live in Arizona and practice Oph- thalmology. Tom, although rarely heard from, will assuredly be one of the members of the class to excel. G. W. will always be proud of the caliber of physician that Tom represents. BARRY MODLIN 3.9. .nf - it .- -,gi Y Columbia. Prior to med school he received his B. S. and M. S. from G. W. Upon graduation he and Mandy expect to take up the rigors of married life and eventually the added burdens of residency in either ENT or internal medicine. Phi Delta Epsilon claimed Barry's abilities as Treasurer and then President during his tenure at G. W. In testimony to his academic ability he was elected to AOA in his senior year. As to the future location of his practice-where else but the District of Columbia? 107 3? ' , E.3Q'1? . 'L kieggag I H. l s Zi ' I : figs I