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

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MICHAELS. STOCK Stocky Mike is gathering courage for the orthopedic res- idency at County during his internship there; he bade farewell to the outside world with a European trip last summer, from which his souvenir remains a TR-4. This two-year veteran of insulin assays with Dr. Tranquada found his vivacious wife Doreen while at U.C. Berkeley, he barely managed to graduate before joining the ranks of fatherhood. D AVID LYLESTOKESBARY Casual Stokes quietly ascended to positions of power as party boss at Nu Sig, labor leader at Hollywood Presbyterian, and Baron of Cummings Street. This well-rounded Stanford product would be as much at home in Jopan and Finland as on the slopes of Aspen or sailing at Newport. Dave has an uncanny knack for accomplishing things almost effortlessly. This eligible bachelor will also intern at LACGff. JOHN W. THOMAS, III This taciturn self-styled individualist is o man of manifold talents ranging from conducting his own small-scale VW-Porche agency to competing with Pabst ' brewery to conversing fluently with Spanish-speaking patients. After two summers in psychiatry, mustachioed John and multi-lingual spouse Vera pilgrimaged across Europe. Despite his apparent affinity for the (San Francisco) Bay area, John will rotate through internship at County.

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JOHN CUTLER SHERSHOW This erudite man of letters is one of the staunch political liberals of the class, often found passionately yet eloquently defending his views, undoubtedly derived in port from his days as a ffarvard undergraduate, ffis humanism undaunted by the sometimes oppressive onslaught of medical minutiae to be memorized. Jack emerged a dedicated physician. fHe and petite Bonnie toured Europe between externships, before settling into parenthood. RONALD J. SISEL Ron has been a Tro|an athletic supporter of unsurpassed zeal for at least eight years. He could be found enthusiastically conducting post-mortems on S.C, football games from the dining room at Good Samaritan to Taegu, South Korea, to the tumor surgery table at City of Hope. Somehow this debonair Nu Sig will manage to endure on internship and surgery residency at LACGH without Bill Northrup, DONALD P. SPEER This mature, reserved Stanford graduate has spent a sizable portion of the post several years as a graduate student and researcher (in the orthopedics and bone physiology laboratories) at U.C.L.A. Although Don has produced a proliferation of publications, he has aslo managed to keep pace with Sanchez in the progeny department, while vivacious wife Laurel has pre- sided over the Wives Club. Don returns to U.C.L.A. for a straight surgery internship, after which his impeccable order will serve him well in his chosen field of orthopedics.

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STUART H. TUBIS After a couple decades of Pfiilodelphia environs, Stu stuffed fiis little red Sprite with his lovely wife Anita, his B.A. and M.A. degrees from Hoverford College and Harvard University, his well-worn tennis racket and Lilliputian book of piano music, and headed West. Stopping off in the San Francisco area for a term of teaching college chemistry before settling in Los Angeles, he has managed to maintain interest in education under the auspices of Dr. Abrahamson. Stu found the externship at Good Sam sufficiently to his liking to stay another year, while the summer fellowship in psychiatry clinched a career in this field. C.PHILLIP WEAVER A native Californion, taciturn Phil decided to see the East by attending medical school in Philadelphia before transferring to U.S.C. He earned his A.B. degree at Stanford University and intends to return to the San Francisco area accompanied by wife Nan and daughter Jennifer to practice a specialty which may be influenced by his summer research in the Obstetrics Department. Phil will intern at L.A. County. DARRYLWONG Daryl quickly proved to be a most welcome addition to the class, transferring from Howard Medical School, after under- graduate days at University of the Pacific. Daryl ' s hallmarks are his pipe, transistor stethescope, and attractive wife Jadine. Although he spent two summers in psychiatry, he will prove his contention that women really do prefer Chinese obstetricians by entering this specialty after an internship at Kaiser Hospital in San Francisco.