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

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LEE DAVID BRAUER, b.s, m.d. Jersey City, New Jersey PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, 1959 Lee is developing a group of Pavlovian subjects out of cer- tain medical students. An electronic wizard, his eventual plan may be to take over the world. A psychiatrist from beginning to end, his summer and spare time have all been spent as a fellow in the department. His wife, Rima, will graduate next year. AD, DAVID ALLEN BRAVER, b.s., m.d. Baltimore, Maryland OfflO STATE UNIVERSITY, 1957 Dave is aiding greatly in population explosion with his three little cherubs. A good student, he became AO A in his Junior year. His interests point directly towards Ophthalmology which commanded his attentions during the summers with research in that department. Phi Delta Epsilon. NIJOLE VICTORIA BRAZAUSKAS, b.s., m.d. Baltimore, Maryland UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, 1960 Nijole is one of our finest students. Serious and able she has excelled in all phases of medical school. A member of AOA she has held Anatomy research fellowship. Her future field lies in Medicine or Pediatrics. IciJUl V. 11

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BARRY ROBERT ADELS, b.a., m.d. Yonkers, New York UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER, 1958 Barry has left an indelible impression on us with his suecess- ful growing of a pitch black mustache. A mathematician at heart, he has spent his summers in virology at the N.I.H. He has also worked as a research assistant in microbiology. Married to Jill for 7 years. ROBERT MONTAGUE BEAZLEY, b.s., m.d. ElUcott City, Maryland UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, 1959 Red Dog is one of the Bon Vivants of the class. His calling card is a big smile and his transportation is the “famous” truck. His summers have been filled with various activities ranging from a Material Science Foundation fellowship to working at Bethlehem Steel. His eventual field is as yet undecided . . . he remains one of the last of the bachelors. RICHARD JOHN BELINIC, b.s., m.d. Catonsville, Maryland DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, 1959 Dick’s tall frame and quiet manner fit well with his studious pursuits. The titles of his three research projects in the De- partment of Anatomy during the summers read like a Mass. General symposia, however, his interest in classical music lets us know he is interested in more subtle things. His future lies in Orthopedics. His wife, Mona, is finishing her Junior year in Medicine. 10

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EVERETT DAVIDSON BRYAN, b.s, m.d. Dover, Delaware FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE, 1958 Dave is known to us all as a friendly and helpful person. Quiet on the outside he enjoys musie and reading. His sum- mers have been spent in various elerkships. He has also held a Cardiology fellowship. He has served as SAMA Rep from 1961-1963. His eventual field is undeeided. Married to Rose Mary for one year. Nu Sigma Nu. RUSSELL CHARLES BUFALINO, b.s., m.d. Hyattsville, Maryland UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, 1959 When one thinks of Russ he thinks of a natty dresser, a friendly smile and lovely women. A cardiologist at heart he has spent much of his time in school persuing this interest. His summers were spent in clinical externships at various hospitals. The future lies in cardiology. Russ is a member of Nu Sigma Nu. , i. X EUGENE MARTIN BUSCH, b.s., m.d. Hagerstown, Maryland FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL, 1959 Gene is well known and liked by the class. His friendly manners are an assest to his “gentleman” personality. His summers included externships and cancer research, which go well with his keen interest in Internal medicine. Gene was the Senior Representative to the Student Council. He is Nu Sigma Nu. 12 ,vl