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

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President: QUAY B. CUTSHALL Brad's booming voice and cutting tongue will be heard for years in the ears of the Class of 1963. As President of the senior class and Vice President of the junior class, as well as Follies Chairmanin 1962, Brad's influence has been strongly evident. He arrived at G.W. with his wife Nancy Ellen and son Mark jay from Washington State where he received his B.S. degree. The U.S. Capitol has had the advantage of his police protection through these years. Brad is a member of Nu Sigma Nu. His future consists of a general practice or psychiatry somewhere out West. QUAY B. CUTSHALL Vice President: HOWARD L. JUDD Howie has been one of the mainstays of our class. As the Treasurer in our first year and Vice President in our fourth year he has managed to also be active in Nu Sigma Nu, St. George Society, William Beaumont Society, and an editor on the '63 Speculum. From Occi- dental College and Brigham Young University, Howard came to Washington to follow in his father's profession. Besides fellowships in anatomy, public health, and psy- chiatry, he has held externships at D. C. General and D. C. Village. After a rotating internship, Howard plans to specialize in obstetrics and gynecology with a prospective practice in the West. H. CLAY REISTER, III HOWARD L. JUDD Secretary: HENRY C. REISTER, III Clay's fine record and contributions are attested to by the fact that he has been Secretary of the class twice and junior Class President. He was raised in Baltimore and earned his B .A. from Princeton University. A member of Nu Sigma Nu, he also served on the Dean's Advisory Committee for three years. He and his wife Virginia have two children, Henry Clay IV, and john Alexander. We are confident of his continuing success in a proposed pediatric practice. 88

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TRADITION of the barber-surgeon is evident in the firm hand of Carolyn Hair Casts set while you wait. C. Hair and L Richardson. DR D DRACHMAN'S stimulating approach to teaching is not wasted on three ofour enthusiastic classmates. R. Peabody, J, King -fri.

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Treasurer: GERALD S. LAZARUS jerry, the Senior Class Treasurer, has been an active member of the class since he arrived here from New York via Colby College. He is a member of Kane King, S.A.M.A., Smith-Reed-Russell, A.O.A., and served as an extern at D. C. General. He is also Vice President of Phi Delta Epsilon, and held a Neurology Fellowshio this past summer. His future plans are to take his wife Sandra back to New jersey and to teach internal medi- cine. , .qi zz, as WILLIAM A. BARCLAY HARRY C. BEAVER Eager Beaver hails from Wheaton College where GERALD S. LAZARUS WILLIAM A. BARC LAY Bill comes from Homer City, Pa., and attended the University of Pittsburgh. He married Sally on December 27, 1958, and they have two children, David and Elizabeth Ann. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and painting. Bill's plans are to teach and practice neuro- surgery. HARRY C. BEAVER he received his B.S. in biology. He married Janice in june of 1959, and they now have one son, Stephen. Harry was President of the Christian Medical Society and is a member of S.A.M.A. Following graduation the Beavers plan to continue with Uncle Sam for an indeterminate time. His long-range plans are to return to .the central area of Pennsylvania where he wants to set up a practice of obstetrics and gynecology. 89