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

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Dedication The Adniinistrution The Freshman Year The S | h«»more ea The Junior Year The Seni »r Year Acti% ' itie8 Oath of lli|i|Mirrale8 4 11 16 30 40 64 112 126 fis he fioes through childhood other thiniis attract his attention hut to become a doctor is still foremost. Then . . .

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The Administration THE ADMINISTRATION, that li.xU .f officials, clerks, secretarie s, and countless others, whose miiltitiidinous tasks are concerned with the efficient functionin ; of anv institution of learning, is often overlooked by the student in his busy schedule of courses and clinics. Headed by the Dean ' s office, this large organization of workers is constant concerned with the welfare of the school, students. facult and alunnii as well as the constant planning required for the nuriad of courses which go into the making ujj a compre- hensive medical curriculum, the procurement of instructors, the maintenance of the buildings and grounds, the accurate accounting of funds and the planning of extension teaching for alumni. The student perha|)s is most familiar with the Deans office, for it is through this ofiice that the directixcs and general information concerning his life at medical school are issued. Tlic e(licicnc and smooth functioning of this office cannot be mentioned without some reference to Miss (!onway, whose kind cooperation and willingness to help in any wa will be indelibly impressed upon our memory. The Office of Hospital Administration, headed b Mr. (leorge H. Buck, together with the countless time-consuming tasks of running a hospital, has the added responsibility of planning and providing for the education and training of students. Dr. Harrv Clifton lU rd. Presi lenl of the I ni ersitv. grade school, hifsh school, playing ball, childhood games and activities are all part of growing up. But , . .