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

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BARTHOLOMEW ROBERT GIANGRANDI, b.s, m.d. Baltimore, Maryland LOYOLA COLLEGE, 1959 Bob is a lover of sports, wine, women, and passing. His talents span into St. Agnes where he is a regular. His sum- mers were spent at St. Agnes and Bethlehem Steel. Bob’s tall and dark personality is a real match for his black impala. His eventual field is still not decided. DONALD HARVEY GILDEN, b.a., m.d. Baltimore, Maryland DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, 1959 Don is famous to us for his avid interest in internal medicine. One sometimes thinks he and Dr. Harrison may be on a first name basis. His major interests in medicine in- clude cardiology, neurology and Dr. Hulfish. Don also played the violin in the Jewish Gommunity G enter Orchestra. His summers were spent in Biochemistry and Medicine Fellow- ships and also travel on the continent. He was President of Phi Delta Epsilon. His future lies in internal medicine and possibly academic medicine. RIGHARD LOUIS GOLDMAN, b.s., m.d. Baltimore, Maryland JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, 1958 Rick is known to his class as one of our best students. With scholarship, he has combined the ability to be a bon vivant. Glass representative to the student council for two years. Rick spent his summers at Bon Secours Hospital in the medical and surgical services. His medical interests are varied and he has not, as yet, decided on a particular field. Phi Delta Epsilon. 18

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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

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JOEL SPENCER GORDON, b.s., m.d. Baltimore, Maryland JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, 1959 Joel has shown us in the past four years that a good scholar need not be a bookworm. A regular member of the cocktail circuit, he has combined a friendly personality with a learned mind. His summers have ranged from the anatomy department to continental travels. The future lies in internal medicine or a surgical subspeciality. Joel is AO A and Phi Delta Epsilon. CLAUDE ALDEN HARVEY, b.s., m.d. McLean, Virginia UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, 1959 Claude tall and slim is known to all of his classmates as an energetic worker and a loyal friend. His fine work is seen by the outstanding quality of the “yearbook” pictures. His job as director of photography was a natural after his three years of work for the University Art Department. His sum- mers were spent as a Fellow in Preventive Medicine and an extern at S.B.G.H. His future field is, as yet, undecided. He married Sharon in 1959. Nu Sigma Nu. MICHAEL GILBERT HAYES, b.s., m.d. Bryans Boad, Maryland UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, 1959 Mike is one of the real swabies of the class. A Navy man at heart, he has worked two summers in the service. While in school he served as SAMA representative for two years and treasurer of SAMA his third year. He is the class Vice-presi- dent. His eventual field is pediatrics or general practice. Mike is a Nu Sigma Nu man. 19