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

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THADDEUS HARRY ELDER, b.s., m.d. Laurel, Maryland UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, 1949 Ted is the “Boss” of the contingent from S.B.G.H. His interest and leadership made the S.B.G.H. externship a worthwhile experience for eighteen other classmates. He is well known in the area for the ever present Pork-Pie lid. His summers have been spent at “The South” and Alcoa Ghemical Gom- pany in preparation for General Practice. MELVIN MILES FRIEDMAN, b.s., m.d. Baltimore, Maryland UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, 1959 Mel is a member of the Sinai group and has spent all of his summers while in medical school at Sinai as a research fellow. His eventual field is surgery. His is a member of Phi Di E. DAVID LEWIS BARTELETT FRINGER, JR., b.s., m.d. Pikesville, Maryland PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, 1959 Dave is well known for his hilarious characatures of anyone deserving of this dubious honor. His wit is well demonstrated not only by his pencil but also by his words. His major in- terest in school was medicine and out of school . . . lovely women. Future is still undecided. 16

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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

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ALICE SHANNON FUCHS, b.s, m.d. Bethesda, Maryland COLLEGE OF MOUNT SAINT VINCENT, 1959 Alice, the only survivor of her anatomy table; is one of the “Darlings” of us all. Her ability to take a joke will long be remembered. Taking from medical school a degree and a husband is indeed a full schedule and required dedication and responsibility. Pediatrics or OB-GYN will complete the cycle in the future. She married Peter in her Sophomore year. PETER C. FUCHS, b.s., m.d., ph.d. Leonardtown, Maryland GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Peter is a shining light of Anatomy. A Ph.D. in the field; he is well remembered for his instructor’s role before becoming a member of the class. His major interest in school lies in research and outside in hiking and camping. Eventual field is Pathology or Internal Medicine. LELAND MICHAEL GARRISON, b.s., m.d. Long Beach, California STANFORD UNIVERSITY, 1959 Mike has spent much of the past four years studying; as is evidenced by his membership in AOA. His major interest, present and future, is ophthalmology. His summers were spent working for the Long Beach Marine Department and in a G.P.’s office. He is married to Diane . . . Nu Sigma Nu. 17