University of Maryland School of Medicine - Terrae Mariae Medicus (Baltimore, MD)

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On Ocfober 10, 1922, in Baltimore, Mary first opened her wide eyes and emitted a scream of protest. A physician ' s daughter, her future was from the start predestined to be that of the stethescope and percussion ham- mer. She took her pre-med at the College of Notre Dame, and in 1943 was awarded the B.A. degree. Mary joined our class in the third year following a years leave of absence during which she worked in the laboratory of the Rosewood Training School. She has returned there each summer to dabble in porphyria research. The Christmas Vacation of 1949 will long be remembered by Mary, for that too short vacation was consumed by a much too long wedding ceremony and a much too short honeymoon, spent with George Ward Barstow, a student of agriculture at College Park. Mary will intern at Mercy Hospital here in Baltimore.

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Charlie was chipped off the neurogenic bloc on May 30, 1922 in Baltimore, Maryland. He attended both Princeton and Loyola College of Baltimore, receiving a B.S. from the latter in 1944. From then until August 30, 1946 he was a combatless, combat correspondent for the U.S. Marines. Further favoring his literary bent his first vacation was spent as editor of a New Jersey weekly. Subsequent vacations were occupied with an OB externship at Baltimore City Hospitals and as an extern in the University Hospital Accident Room, and a substitute intern also at the University, where after graduation he will serve his internship.

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0€im€um An outspoken individualist from Rahway, New Jersey, Bill attended Rutgers University and the University of Maryland before joining the class. On June 2, 1945 in Cambridge, Maryland he married Mary Howard Sim- mons, and to odd some zest to life there are Mary Howard, 2, and Wilbur Nelson, Jr. In his summers. Bill and his crew cut have pushed ice cream sales for Good Humors, and catheters for the University Hospital. A Delta Upsilon, he will intern at University Hospitol and whenever finding time and winds favorable, will continue to indulge his passion for sailing in local waters; or if the breezes foil, he will pursue his well known nimrodic tendencies.