Temple University School of Medicine - Skull Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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DONALD PAUL BLOSER Enola- P; Phi Rho Sigma U. S. Army rpHE rotund, beaming, rosy-cheeked countenance which makes Don look like a - ■ Drink milk poster should be a ven good advertisement when he gets into practice. It must be the air in Enola. or something—(vitamins?). At Dickinson College Bloser majored in chemistry and came away with a B.S. It is his desire to have a rural practice: unsympathetic friends call it a rctire-io-a-larm complex. It has always seemed to us that at least one member of a class of medical students should someday become a Physician: Don Bloser is our nominee for this distinction. IIarrisbcrg Gfnkrai. Hosphai 19 4 3 SKULL 19 4 3 SKULL 19 4 3

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VICTOR JOSEPH BIERMAN Philadelphia, Pa. Phi Alpha Sigma U. S. Army TriC is one who always seems io represent to us the true “scientific approach.” ’ Not to be led astray by words or high-flown hypotheses, he probably should have come from St. Louis or Kansas City instead of Philadelphia. He has the dogged determination of a real Truth Seeker. It was at St. Joseph’s College that he acquired his B.S. in Biology and Chemistry. As an undergraduate he participated in the activities of the Chemistry and the Physics Clubs. Bierman spends his spare time in swimming, driving, reading, and stamp collecting. He will probably engage in general practice. 24 Philadelphia General Hospiiai 1943 SKULL • 1943 SKULL . 1943

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ED LANE BRINSON, JR. Bellingham. Wash. Phi Chi U. S. Army T IKEABLE Lane came to Philly from out of the great Northwest where, we understand, men are men. He studied at the universities of Washington and Oregon, obtaining his B.S. in .oology. As an undergraduate he became a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon. At Temple, his good nature and capacity for gening on with people have been fully appreciated by the entire class. Brinson spends his summers vacationing—in complete relaxation after the arduous school year. For recreation he turns to various athletic activities— physical and esthetic. Rather than engaging in one particular specialty, Lane chooses to enter general practice. 26 King County Hospital, Seattle, Wash. 1943 SKULL 19 4 3 SKULL 19 4 3