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

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Robert Haig Ellis Bob, a (|iiipt likable lad of 26 years, who came Id us as a Junior after two years of medicine at University of North Dakota, hails from the thriv- ing little town of Starkweather. N. D. He jour- neyed to the State I tiiversity where he a( iuired a B.S. degree and two years of medicine. Any of his many new friends here at Maryland will attest to the fact that even in the short time they have known him. Bob has rarely been idle. If he is not studying, he may be found rushing to his part time job with Dr. Kobinson. He is an active member of Phi Beta Pi. Bob ' s destiny lies in the West where he plans to interne atul perhaps take a residency in medicine. Theodore Edward Evans led. who claims Baltimore as both his birth- place and hometown, made his advent into the world some ' 2r years ago. Graduating cum laude from Loyola College in 19.50 with a B.S. degree, Ted spent a leisurely vacation at Ocean City where he met Rosemary, who became his wife in December, 1953. Soft-spoken and amiable, Ted has many interests with photography and music heading the list. During his summer vacations from medical school, a job in a brewery and hard labor with the Montgomery County Pub- lic Health Department have provided diversion. After his internship and possible residency, Ted plans to go into general practice in Baltimore. 21

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Arthur George Edwards, Jr. Art was born in Baltimore City, but has lived in Sparrow ' s Point. Maryland, all his life. He attended Graceland Junior College in Lamoni, Iowa, for two years and then finished his pre- niediial education at University of Maryland. On the outside. Art has an avid interest in church work and dramatics. His musical talents lie in his ukulele and harmonica. He has been mar- ried to Mickey for over two years and has two children. After internship. Art wants to go into general practice. Morton Jack Ellin This twenty four year old male was admitted to the University Medical School with a history of having lived in Frederick. Maryland, all his life. Three years prior to admission were spent at College Park. His course since admission has been marked by an extremely friendly manner and a display of considerable academic interest and ability. Immediately following admission, Mort s name was posted with Phi Delta Epsilon. He had an active interest in sports, spending his summers as counsellor and swimming instructor at boys ' camps. During the last year of his uni- versity stay, Mort externed at the Lutheran Hos- pital in Baltimore. He hopes to stay in Baltimore for his internship with goal of general practi- tioner in mind. 20

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Charles Thomas Fitch Charlie was born in Glendale, California; but prior to coming to Baltimore, the greater part of his life was spent around Washington, D. C. After his discharge from the army in 1947, he enrolled at George Washington University where he received a B.S. degree in chemistry. Charlie has worked at University Hospital in several capacities, one summer as an autopsy assistant and one year as a night Xray technician. Through his Xray job he met Julia Lewis, whom he married in September 19.53. Following an internship, he will probably take further training in internal medicine and practice somewhere in the East. Otto Norman Forrest, Jr. Norm first appeared on the scene in Baltimore in 1928. He attended Duke liniversity for his pre-medical education, graduating in 1949 with a B.A.. chemistry major. Congenial, capable, and conscientious, Norm ha s ably served his fellows and his school as president of the class of 1954 for the past three years. In the summer of 1952, he married Jane Wrey. During part of his senior year, he served as an extern in medicine at Mercy Hospital. After serving an internship here, in his native city. Norm hopes to take advanced train- ins in internal medicine. 22