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

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I I I I I I I -fJ keg, W For every group of young men hrought together for trarnrng in Whatever frefd, in addition to sprrituaf motiva- tion, personaf drives and amhrtrons, a cataIIyst suppfyrng dis' crphne and a high standard of achievement seems necessary if the resuft ohtarned rs to he a desirahfe one. fn the administrative echefon of Georgetown Unrverf srty Medrcaf Schoof this joh feIIII to one man, who for many years as Professor of Biochemistry and Assistant Dean supphed the drscrphne, hard vvorfc and high standard of achievement which seemed necessary to hrling a GTi to a GTM. This era ended vvrth' the cIIass of '63, the fast ofthe Hessrans, and for the past fevv years this man of fire and hrimstone has assumed a nevv roIIe. Now as Associate Dean and frnancraf advisor to the students, his hefpfuf under- standing and productive efforts have heen of great aid and comfort to many. - I ft is for this Ioyafty and service to Georgetown University, its Medicaf School and students, that We dedi- cate this coffection of our memoirs to Walter C. Hess with 'sincerest wishes for many years of continued good health and Productivity. ' 'x x

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