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

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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.

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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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honors ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA MEDICAL HONOR SOCIETY: The National Medical School Honorary Society candidates are chosen by the Faculty for their scho- lastic achievement. Michael Kennedy John Maylard Peter Rosen Joseph Romolo Mark Kaufman John Schottland William Northrup Ronald Sisel Dennis Hill Raymond Friedman PHI KAPPA PHI: The All-University Academic Honor Society candidates are selected by the University from amongst nominees of the Medical School. Recognition is for undergraduate school record as well as medical school per- formance. Michael Kennedy Peter J, Rosen William Northrup GEORGE S. HERRON MEMORIAL AWARD: An award made by his classmates, in memory of George S. Herron (Class of 1957) to that student who is chosen by his classmates for giving more of himself than any other to his class during the four years of medical school. Edward Sanchez ROCHE AWARD: Given as recognition to the graduating Senior who is most outstanding in scholarship and leadership. Michael Kennedy LANGE BOOK AWARD: Given in recognition of scholarship alone. Michael Kennedy Peter Rosen MERCK MANUAL AWARD: Given in recognition of leadership. Michael Kennedy Edward Sanchez MOSBY BOOK AWARDS: Given to graduating Seniors in special recognition. Wayne R. Kidder — for his work in the Student Curriculum Com- mittee. J. Allen Johnson — for service to his class (third runner-up for Herron Award). Benjamin Rosin — for his work on the Honor Council. Edward R. Sanchez — for his work as Senior Class President and Pro Temp Chairman of Student Council. Donald P. Speer — for his work on the Student Research Society. 109