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

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Richard Frederick Leightoii The psychological impact overwhelming Garrett County, Mary- land, in 1931 was exceeded by that which was noted when this quiet, thorough, dependable gent struck Med. School after a session at Western Maryland. At Westminster he met his school- teacher wife. Frances. Summers have been occupied in positions as life guard, scrub nurse, and camp doctor. Dick, who has been two-year Student Council representative, AOA member, and an excellent pianist and singer, plans a future delving into the mysteries of internal medicine. M :m J dji Ernest Adam Leipold, Jr. Ernie has the distinction of being a wrestler who has amassed seven titles in his career. Putting his bone-crushing activities aside after leaving Hopkins and coming to Maryland, he decided to find out how these bones are mended. An ex-Navy Hospital Corpsman, he was married to Mossie in 1947 and Martha, their first, was born in 1952: another is due soon. Having worked at selling biscuits and rendering first aid at Crown, Cork and Seal, Ernie confirms reports that an internal medicine practice looms ahead. „J Anthony Adam Lewandowski Making his official appearance in Baltimore in 1929. Tony has stayed in this locale, taking college training at Loyola and coming to the University precincts in 1951. A loyal member of Phi Beta Pi and the year-book staff, Tony has picked up summer butter- and-egg money working in a local brewery — now there ' s a deal! He states he hears wedding bells soon since he and Ruth became engaged last fall. Tony will interne in Baltimore and then will make a choice between internal medicine and general practice. 29

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William Frank Krone, Jr. The pride and joy of Bard-Parker, New Jersey native, Bill came to us from Washington and Jefferson, sporting a hard- earned Phi Beta Kappa key and diving into the medical hodge- podge with vim, vigor, and vitality. Joined b) Sue after his second year, he has decked out his apartment with many varieties of fish, cats, and birds, and now a little Krone is on the wav. Advertising manager of Terrae Mariae. a Phi D. E.. Bill has that cut-it-out-and-toss-it-in-the-bucket bug — general surgery in Florida is in the cards. Robert Gregory Lancaster Out of Spokane, Washington, and now a long way from home, Bob decided that two years of a 3,000-mile separation from Delores was too much, so they wed in 1953 and now boast Stephen, better known as Butch, and another on the way. Hav- ing spent time at Mercy as extern and assistant in anti-coagulant research. Bob wants to extract and condense a medical library into a small book. Pathology is his big field for the future — aided by the fact that he is an able microscopist — with a fond hope that he ' ll settle down in the West. Norman Wilbur Lavy First seeing the Baltimore scene in 1931. Norm took under- graduate work at Hopkins before coming to Maryland. An active classmate, he has been in office for two years in our liranch of SAM A — president this year. Summer fellow in Hematology in 1953 and camp doctor in 1954, his vacation time has been well spent. A Phi D. K., still in the j(iy of bachelorhood, Norm plans to enter internship in a research and teaching hospital and later to practice in the same, keeping his hand in acadeniic medicine. . 28

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Sidney Melbourne Lylton, Jr. Sid, our class cosmopolite, was born in Baltimore twenty eight years ago and has since used his native city as a base of opera- tions for his numerous wanderings. Starting as an English Literature major and having had terms at Hopkins, V. P. I., West Virginia, Maryland, and the Sorbonne. he eventually came to us. Preferring good food, good wine, good music, and femininity in no particular order, Sidney has worked at Crownsville and indi- cates that, after interning in New York, he will jump into Psy- chiatry. Frank Walter Longo Making his first command performance at the tail end of the Roaring Twenties, Frank has since been on an all-out cam- paign to prolong them. Son of the Nutmeg State, specifically Stamford, he has been a fervent frat man. helping establish Phi Kappa Tau at The Park and serving as Nu Sig ' s president this year, working tirelessly for that group. Rapidly losing his single status, Frank, engaged to Mary Lou, hopes bells will ring soon. An ex-PGH extern, he states he ' s going back North to intern and prepare for a life in General Surgery. John Peter MoGowan J. P. was born in 1929 in New York City and diplomated at St. John ' s (N. Y. ) in 1950. Taking a year of post-grad chemis- try there, he then entered medicine. A man of many facets, he is an active Phi Bete and ex-South Baltimore General and St. Joseph ' s extern, plus being an outstanding humorist on current tojncs. A fine future in General Medicine and impending wed- lock with Anne are in store for J. P. when graduation days are over. y :. 30