USC School of Medicine - Asklepiad Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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MARSHALL D. MILTON M.D. Milton, M.D. hails from San Diego where he met and married his high school sweetheart Jeanne. When Marsh was discharged, the USAF sadly saw their best x-ray technician leave and join the ranks of the pre-med students at UCLA. Father of 4, this second generation PhiChi Fellow plans to intern at LACGH and take a residency in OB-GYN. Marsh admits that some of his best hours have been spent strumming the guitar and drinking marfunis ! Z ' 1 P. ROBERT MITCHELL Known to those who don ' t know him as Park , Bob was born in Erie, Pennsylvania 26 years ago and has called California home the last 10 years. Mount San Antonio Junior College and Wheaton College respectively, confirmed A. A. and B.S. degrees upon him. At Wheaton he met his wife Nancy who came to Los Angeles and married him two years ago. In the summer of 1960, Bob received a Physical Medi- cine fellowship and now his talents are being utilized by the Queen of Angels Hospital where he is an extern. Bob has been especially admired for his industry and planning ability. He will intern in San Francisco with the Public Health Service and after two years with the Indian Service, plans on an OB residency. MICHAEL T. O ' BRIEN An avid golfer and skier this energetic young man about LACGH hails from Glendale, California. He attended Pacific Lutheran University, LA City College, U.C.L.A., Valley J.C. and a few other schools. Famous for his burgeoning 68 page senior surgery paper on the myriad Unusual causes of abdominal pain and his sleepy comment How could I help? (. . . decide the diagnosis in an unusual case . . .) I can ' t even tie knots His wife Beverly types, some- times all night, and this makes a future prolific liter- ary career possible. He interns at Kaiser Hospital in San Francisco. He is interested in 3 or 4 specialties and will probably take them all at the same time if his present nervous energy lasts. . 4;

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WILLIAM G. McCORMICK This 30 year old, married future physician hails from New York. A vet of the US Army, Bill denies all claims that he was ever called Sarge . During Med school this Phi Rho has been an active re- searcher in aviation physiology and psychology at Douglas. Best known to wife Lorraine and son Glen as timid Bill, he will move up to Fresno for intern- ship and then specialize in aviation medicine In California. DOLPH B. McCRANIE Doiph, who has served as our Student Body President this past year, was born in Los Angeles 26 years ago. Known as the terror of Van Nuys High in his younger days, he managed to settle down, and ob- tained an A.B. from UCLA, majoring in precise se- mantics. An active member of Nu Sigma Nu, Dolph lists among his hobbies the search for the good life . He is also a Hi-Fi nut, and does calesthentics to the accompaniment of the 1812 Overture to amuse his friends. After an internship, at LACGH he hopes to put in some time in the U.S. Public Health Service, followed by a surgical residency. Southern California is his choice for a practice location. GENE A. MANZER Gene was born in Santa Monica, California 25 years ago and has lived in the Southern California area since but for a four year tenure at Stanford from which he obtained on A.B. degree, and his wife Alana. His hobbies include books, music, sports and his two sons, Bret and Mark. Gene did summer work in surgery at the Good Samaritan and this Nu Sigma Nu externed at Hollywood Presbyterian Hos- pital. Intern plans are for LACGH with a residency to follow in OB-GYN and subsequent practice in South- ern California.

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HOWARD E. OTTO Tardy as usual, Howard was born — 11 lbs. 13 oz. — 28 years ago in Southside Chicago. This well- nourished young man came West and graduated from UCLA — after SVi swingin ' years — with a B.S. in Chemistry??? Before entering medicine he mar- ried an Armenian card-player and completed his ROTC commitment to the USAF. A transfer student from SUSD School of Medicine, this Phi Chi ' s intern- ship plans center around Cedars where he hopes to take a residency in Pathology. His hobbies include sleeping, eating, and flying kites with his 3 children. ROBERT W. PETERSON This German-speaking 27 year old young man hail- ing from Phoenix, Arizona, received his B.A. degree in Chemistry after three years at the Brigham Young University. After a long distance courtship he married Bette and promptly placed her in a strategic position in Dr. Nerlich ' s office. A recent addition was the birth of his daughter Kristi. He had summer research fellowships for 1959 and 1960 in Thyroid Physiology under Drs. Franz Bauer, Donald Petit, and Boris Catz. Presently the Queen of Angels Hospital is making use of his abilities as an extern. He has also served as Senior Honor Council repre- sentative. Bob will be interning at Los Angeles County Hospital and plans for an E.N.T. residency afterwards, and eventually a practice in Arizona or California. RICHARD A. PIHL An eligible bachelor at 25, Dick is a native Cali- fornian from Glendole. After John Muir high school he migrated to U.C.L.A. for his premedical studies. This Nu Sig as of his sophomore year remains high in the race for the most dates per week. Rumor has it, though, that a young lady named Sally may be putting an end to this. An avid skier, skin diver, he changed pace and sojourned to Europe during Xmas vacation his senior year. After an Air Force intern- ship, his plans include general practice.