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

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Jay was born on November 16, 1927, a noisy, uninhibited Id in pixil- loted Washington, D.C. Perhaps his stork hod o Freudian bent, at any rote by the time he had completed his pre-med studies at the University of Pennsylvania, Jay hod decided he wanted to unsnarl superegos. His varied summer activities included the role of camp doctor to a bunch of young hellions bent on self destruction. Wearing a quite conventional gleam in his eye. Jay married Lynne G. Goldsweig on June 5, 1949. Treasurer and Senator of Phi Delto Epsilon, he will intern at Gollinger Municipal Hospital in Washington, D.C.; and after the necessary additional troining Jay will prod about amid Ids, Egos, Superegos, and income tox forms in his psychia- tric office.

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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.

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€inicut Bleek arrived in Los Angeles, California on June 2, 1926, sons sport coot or dork glosses, but very suitobly dressed for the beach. This explains, no doubt, why he attended U.C.L.A., become o summertime life- guard, and, is frankly mod about those west coost beoches: swimming, borrocudos, borecuties et ol. A member of Nu Sigmo Nu ond Alpha Omego Alpha, Bleek did his externship stint at Sonto Monica Hospitol, Colif. When he returns to the west coast and Los Angeles County Hospital for his internship he will nonetheless continue to have local ties because Dr. Betty Storm from Frederick Md. will help him pack his sport coots and moke his morning coffee after June 1950, as ' ' Betty Storm Bleecker, M.D.