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

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JOHN MICHAEL COYNE, b.s., m.d. Chevy Chase, Maryland UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, 1959 Mike has been aetive in class participation since his election as vice-president in the Freshman and again in the Sopho- more year. An outdoor enthusiast, his interests envelope fishing and hunting. His summers were spent at the Nafonal Cancer Institute. He has held fellowships in Preventive Medicine. His eventual field is OB-GYN. A member of Nu Sigma Nu. He has been married to Emily for two years. CLIFFORD LEWIS CULP, JR., b.s., m.d. Baltimore, Maryland JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, 1957 Cliff is another member of the multiparity club with three little Culps. He married Patricia seven years ago. An out- doors man at heart, he spent one summer as park ranger at Mt. Rainier, Washington. A woodsman and an intellect he won the Metrick scholarship for 1962-1963. His interest in preventive medicine has helped to prepare him for a future in Epidemiology. AOA. DORYNNE JOAN CZECHOWECZ, b.s., m.d. New Hampshire UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, 1959 14

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ROBERT MAXWELL BYERS, b.s, m.d. Elkton, Maryland DUKE UNIVERSITY, 1959 Bob is one of our finer students. A member of AO A, his scholastie ability is a credit to himself and his school. A surgeon at heart, he has served as a Fellow in cardiopulmon- ary research. His fine work is good preparation for his eventual field of thoracic surgery. He has been married to Marcia since his Sophomore year. HAROLD JAMES CAMPBELL, JR., b.s., ai.d. Salisbury, Maryland UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, 1959 Jim has been a regular member of the St. Agnes contingent since he began Medical School. Though his major interest in school lies in cardiology, his future field is still undecided. His summers were spent in a clerkship at St. Agnes. He is married to Barbara. y m STEPHEN PETER COHEN, b.s., m.d. Paterson, New Jersey MmDLEBURY COLLEGE, 1959 Steve was often seen around the hospital wearing the cast of our Saturday hero. When not casted he can be seen in his Austin. His summers were spent as a research fellow at Sinai Hospital. His future field is in surgery. Freshman SAMA rep. Married to Rona four years. 13

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ALBERT THOMAS DAWKINS, JR., b.s., m.d. Easton, Maryland WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE, 1959 Skip easily wins the honor for extracurricular activities. Specifically, he held a neurology fellowship in 1962. He was Freshman Class President, Vice President and President of Student Government, and a member in Student activities, and Student Senate. He has held national office in SAMA ranging from Chairmanship of Medical Education Com- mittee to Regional President in 1962-1963. His future lies in General Practice or Neurology. Nu Sigma Nu. ROBERT EDGAR DINKER, b.s., m.d. Baltimore, Maryland UNT LRSITY OF MARYLAND, 1958 Dink is the business executive of the class. It is from him we purchased most of our doctor tools. His summers were spent in Anatomy fellowships and at St. Agnes . He has seiA ed as Jr. class SAMA representative and SAMA treasurer. He is still undecided as to his future field. Married to Bett ’ Anne. E. OjyvJzJi JOHN PAGE DOERFER, b.s., m.d. Baltimore, Maryland GEORGE WASHINGTON UNWERSITY, 1959 John will be remembered for his silent manner and hard work. He was President of the Christian Medical SocieW in 1962-63. His summers were diversified ranging from Bio- chemical research at NIH to Medical Fellowships and extern- ships. This will all serve well in his future in general practice. He has been married to Mary since his sophomore year. Nu Sigma Nu. 15