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

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ACKNOXVLEDGEMENTS . . . 5 Speculum 1963 GERALD M. FLEISCHNER Leslie Dornfeld Managing Editor Charles I. Hoffman Photography Editor George Ward Engraving Editor Frank M. Buckingham Patron and Sponsor Editor Q. Brad Cutshall Advertising Editor Howard L. Iudd Sales Editor Editor-in-Chief Martin I. Horowitz Business Manager H. Clay Reister III Art Editor Thomas D. Skelly, Ir. Scheduling Editor Allen B. Cohen Associate Editor Leslie M. Hovey Associate Editor Russell H. Tomar Associate Editor STAFF MEMBERS: H. Beaver, I. Bystrom, P. Cohen, E. Deni- son, W. Dermody, R. Finn, S. Huffman, I. Kuhlman, M. Miller B. Modlin, R. Mrkich, A. Purpura, D. Taggart, T. Anderson, B Belsky, W. Fidler, S. I. Ford, S. Gendelman, R. Hurston, S. Man- dy, W. Rush, Mrs. F. Buckingham, Mrs. G. Fleischner, Mrs. M Horowitz, Mrs. C. I. Hoffman, Mrs. G. Ward, Miss S. Burch, Honorary-William O'Connor. BACHRACH STUDIOS VVILLIAM O'CONNOR BOVVIE AND STAFF VVHITE STUDIOS CLASS OFFICERS DR. RUTH HENDERSON DR. THOMAS PEERY DEAN IOHN PARKS MISS CATHERINE BREEN AND STAFF MISS STEPHANIE VVILLIAMSON MR. CLARK AND STAFF, PHOTO LAB. DR. HOVVARD PIERPONT GEORGE VVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE DR. FRANK N. MILLER DR. FRANK ALLAN If we have forgotten to mention anyone in this list, it is not intentional and We apologize. As anyone who is familiar with the production of a yearbook can testify, there are many people to whom thanks is due and We thank them all. 163

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Academic 15 A. C. Fluke Agency 149 Activities 60 Administration 10-13 Advertisers 143 Alumni 122 American Medical Women's Assoc. Anatomy 18 Anesthesiology 53 A.O.A. 67 Athletics 82 Bialekls Medical Pharmacy 153 Biochemistry 24 Carroll, President 9 Central Valet, Inc. 157 Christian Medical Society 71 Christmas Dance 66 Circle Terrace Hospital 151 Clinical Sciences 32 Cole, English C.A. Insurance 156 Contents, Table of 5 Cornelius Printing Co. 147 Daycon Products Co., Inc. 149 Dedication 6 Dermatology 54 District Wholesale Grocery Co. 153 Eddie Leonard's 155 Follies 62 Freshman Class 136 Fuller and d'Albert, Inc. 157 Garvin's Grill 157 General Fireproofing Co. 155 G. W. Medical Alumni 148 Hippocrates, Oath of 164 Internships 160 .Iunior Class 124 Iunior-Senior Dance 65 Kane-King Society 69 Lamb Seal, Inc. 157 Leo Products 151 Marlow Coal Co. 157 McDonald's 150 Medical Book Store 151 Medicine 34 Microbiology 22 72 National Savings and Trust Co. 147 Index 162 Nelson-Kolman Surgical Supply Neurosurgery-Neurology 51 Nu Sigma Nu 75 Ob-Gyn 39 Ophthalmology 55 Ortho Pharmaceutical Co. 155 Orthopedics 50 Otolaryngology 56 Parks, Dean 10 Pathology 26 Patrons 144 PAUSE 158 Pediatrics 43 Peery, Thomas, M.D. 6 Peoples Drug Stores 154 Pharmacology 28 Phi Chi 76 Phi Delta Epsilon 78 Phys. Med. Sr Rehab. 57 Physiology 30 Preclinical Sciences 17 Presidential Arms 153 Prologue 3 Psychiatry 58 Radiology 59 R. and G. Orthopedic and Prosthetic Appliances, Inc. 153 S.A.M.A. 71 St. George Society 73 Senior Class 85 Senior Wives Club 72 Sigma Press 157 Smith, Kline, and French 146 Smith-Reed-Russell 68 Sopihomore Class 130 Speculum-1962 147 Speculum-1963 80, 162 Sponsors 145 Surgery 46 University Esso Service 157 Upjohn Co. 152 Urology 53 W. A. Gilliam, Inc. 149 William Beaumont Society 70 VVilliam F. Nelson, Inc. 149

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Oath of Tlippocrates I swear bg Apollo the phgsician, bg Aesculapius, 'J-lggeia, and 'Panacea, and I take to witness all the gods, all the-t goddesses, to keep according to mg abilitg and judgment the following oath: UGO consider dear to me as mg parents him who taught me this art, to live in common with him and if necessarg to share mg goods with him, to look upon his children as mg own brothers, to teach them this art if theg so desire without fee or written promise, to impart to mg sons and to the sons of the master who taught me and the disciples who have enrolled themselves and have agreed to the rules of the pro- fession, but to these alone, the precepts and the instruction. I will pre- scribe regimen for the good of mg patients according to mg abilitg and mg judgment and never do harm to angone. Go please no one will I prescribe a deadlg drug, nor give advice which mag cause his death, but I will preserve the puritg of mg life and art. I will not cut for stone, even for patients in whom the disease is manifest, I will leave this oper- ation to be performed bg practitioners Qspecialists in this artj. In everg house where I come I will enter onlg for the good of mg patients, keeping mgself far from all intentional ill-doing and all seduction, and especiallg from the pleasures of love with women or with men, be theg free or slaves. Pill that mag come to mg knowledge in the exercise of mg profession or outside of mg profession or in dailg commerce with men, which ought not to be spread abroad, I will keep secret and will never reveal. If I keep this oath faithfullg, mag I enjog mg life and practice mg art, respected bg all men and in all times, but if I swerve from it or violate it, mag the reverse be mg lot. 164