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

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George Marbry Baiiernschiib, Jr. Gcoifif. best known for his ph-asant oliIif;infi disposition, his toninion sense, and his fine tenor voice is a graduate of Loyola College. In Feb- ruary 1954. he married Rosemarie. His interests are whole-heartedly centered in Internal Medi- cine. This year he accepted a bid to Alpha Omega Alpha, the honorary Medical fraternity. George ' s summers were spent in industrial work and working as an extern at St. Joseph ' s Hos- pital. He will intern in Baltimore followed b a practice in this his nati e city. Jean Carol Beelilold Jeannie ' s small frame and pleasant smile be- lied the fa t that she was a serious oung medi- cal student. Her interest in people and their problems is reflected in her leanings toward psychiatry and pediatrics. Born in Laurel. Md., she received her B.S. from the L ' niv. of Mary- land. She has been on the extern staff at St. Agnes Hospital for the last two years. She reads extensively. Her extra curricular reading varies from Dostoevsky to the New Yorker. The future is to include an internship in New ork or Chicago. 13

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Samuel Joseph Abranis ' ' Abe , born in 1928. a native Marylander. received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the Johns Hopkins University in 1950. He is a mem- ber of Pi Delta Epsilon, honorary Journalism Fraternity. He married Elaine in 19.50 just prior to his entrance into Medical school. Sam has been treasurer of the class of 1954 for four years and is editor of the Terra Mariae. His alle- giance is to the Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fra- ternity. After residency training in Baltimore. Sam will open up a surgical practice in his native citv. Arthur Baitch Otts was born in Brooklyn. New York on August 15. 1929 and moved to Baltimore in 1940. He went to the University of Maryland for pre-med and received his B.S. degree in June. 19.52. While at College Park, he studied sculp- turing and won first prize in the annual I ' , of M. Art Contest. In the summer of 1952 he broke from the ranks of bachelors and married Herta. Otts has been active in Phi Delta Epsilon, having been historian for two years. He is especially interested in internal medicine and has already received some practical experience as a medical extern at Sinai Hospital. He plans to intern at Sinai and eventually set up practice in Baltimore. 12

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Anthony Bernardo Congenial Tony, gay bachelor of the senior class was born and reared in Bristole. Rhode Island. He has been in the free state a long time now having received his undergraduate edu- cation at University of Maryland. College Park. Tonv has found it easy to win the friendship and admiration of all of us who know him. His nianv outside interests include sports, motion pictures, and music. He is an active member in the Phi Beta Pi Fraternity. Chalked up to his credit also is a Mercy Hospital externship. Tony ' s plans include an internship at Mercy Hospital in Baltimore or at a Hospital in Connecticut, followed by residency training and a New Eng- land practice. Dale Ranipton Berntson From West of the Mississippi, we have a seri- ous minded, determined young man with a warm, congenial friendliness about him. Dale was born and raised in Salt Lake City. Utah. He was graduated from I iiiversity of Utah in 1949 with the degree of Bachelor of Arts. He and his charming wife. Joan, have two boys, Randv. two vears. and Lee. seven months. Dale ' s interests and activities include membership in the Phi Beta Pi Medical Fraternity, outdoor sports, and photographv. Flans for the future include living in Utah and either specializing in Orthopedic Surgery or a general practice. 14