Georgetown University School of Medicine - Grand Rounds Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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On the departure of Hugh H. Hussey as Dean of the Medical School, we make note of the achievement and ex- cellence which have marked his twenty-six year career at Georgetown as student, physician, teacher, and Dean. Our association with him for the past four years has been marked by his sincerity, willingness to listen, and exceptional insight into people and their problems. The Class of '63 extends its gratitude to Doctor Hussey for his counsel, and best wishes for happiness and new heights of achievement in his new assignment.

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