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

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CHARLES KIRKPATRICK FERGUSON Twangy, tweedy, cautiously giegarious, Fergie shuns the specialties, hopes to be one of our future General Practitioners. He was born March 4, 1923 in Bellaire, Ohio. He completed his undergraduate work at Muskingham College in New Concord, the Buckeye State. For his hobby he enjoys playing around with photogra- phy whenever he finds a few spare moments. After serving thirty-one months with the Army, he was married on September 6, 1947 in George- town, Ohio. We aren ' t sure, but we think that a young addition to the family arrived around April, —or was it May, 1951. JOSEPH CARROLL FITZGERALD This friendly Irishman first saw the light of day on April 20, 1925 m the city of Baltimore. After putting in time on a Navy destroyer in the Pa- cific he came back and earned his B.A. degree from Middlebury College in Vermont. Ocean City sees a great deal of him during the summer when his chief interests become sailing and swimming. Joe and Homer will always be re- membered for their pent-house bachelor apartment where the gang met after school dances. Joe plans to settle down to General Practice after two or so hospital years. 29

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WILLIAM GEORGE ESMOND Our two-time class president has had a produr live thirty-two years. After College Park he put his technical training to work for the Army, attended both U.S. and Canadian Chemical War- fare Schools, finished as a Captain representing Chemical Warfare at Washington meetings. He holds membership in the American Chemical Society, Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, A.O.A. Three medical publications have been co-authored by Bill; he has a nerve research project underway, holds two patents, has four pending. Last summer he worked as a Good Humor Man. In collaboration with ■wife Ella, has produced two daughters, one son. He will specialize. OTIS DRUELL EVANS, JR. Except on state occasions this easy going North Carolinian refuses to divulge his given name; throughout his service in the South Pacific, Iwo Jima, Japan and China with the 5th and 6th Marine divisions he was known simply as O.D. Druell, though he appreciates the alleged finer things, sought but three things— at least third on the list was an M.D. and tho opportunitv to study Internal Medicine. To attentive list- eners O.D. will accurately locate his home town of Hickory, tell of college days at Davidson. Few things will keep him away from a baseball game —or any other athletics. 28

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ROWLAND ELDER FULLILOVE September 10, 1949 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Jack, bolstered by roommates Homer and Joe, married Virginia Dudley Armstrong, M.D. Their honeymoon was delayed until summer of 1950 when they flew to Europe, spent two and a half months visiting cafes in France, watching bull fights in Spain. Before returning they had been to Portugal, North Africa, Casablanca, Egypt and Fez. This was Jack ' s second visit to Africa, having been there with the Army En- gineers during his three service years. Born in Athens, Georgia, Jack attended the University of Georgia, William and Mary. He plans to practice in Virginia, live in the country, per- haps start a Tullilove Clinic. JAMES PATRICK GALLAHER Congenial Pat started on his suave way from St. Mary ' s, West Virginia, in 1925. His location on the banks of the Ohio gave Pat ample oppor- tunity to pursue his favored sports of hunting and fishing. He received his A.B. from West Virginia University, after taking three years off for the Naval Air Forces. Pat aspires to a Gen- eral Practice in his beloved hills and he will share this life with Sara Underbill, whom he met while externing at Elizabeth Buxton Hos- pital, Newport News, and married December 22, 1950. His medical education has been advanced by a second externship at St. Joseph ' s Hospital of Baltimore. »»».««?«IKl»i 30