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

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MANFRED KLAUS JOERES, b.s, m.d. Baltimore, Maryland WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE, 1959 Manfred is known to us all because of his precision and good humor. His summers were spent as Research Assistant in various departments and as a clinical clerk in the Army. He has held the office of Secretary of SAM A in 1961. His future field is internal medicine. ARNOLD JAY JULES, b.s., m.d. Baltimore, Maryland DUKE UNIVERSITY, 1959 Arnie is tall, handsome, and suave. He is often seen in the library reading with the student nurses. He has held a surgical fellowship for four years. His last summer was spent traveling through Europe. He has also served as an extern and has worked in the Bact. lab. His future field is surgery or Pediatrics . . . Phi Delta Epsilon. PAUL FELIX KAMINSKI, b.s., m.d. Baltimore, Maryland LOYOLA COLLEGE, 1959 Alfie is one of the St. Agnes crew. However, his achieve- ments have been widly spread. Sandwiched between his summers at Saint Agnes, he has spent three years in Pediatric research and won the AOA research award in 1962, all of which will serve him well in his future in Pediatrics. Paul married Kathy in June 1962. ij OjU i 22

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WILLIAM HAND BROWNE HOWARD, a.b, m.d. Hartford County, Maryland JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, 1959 Bill has become as close to a legend in medical school as is possible. His tales of rugby encounters and weekend sky- diving episodes have provided many enjoyable hours for all of us. He has held a fellowship in Pediatric research and spent most of the summers working on the farm. He has served the class as Honor Council representative and VEEP of the professional school senate. He has been married to Ami for six years and has two children. Nu Sigma Nu. yv 73 THOMAS VINCENT INGLESBY, b.s., m.d. Chevy Chase, Maryland MOUNT ST. Mary’s college, 1959 Tom is truly one of our most rounded students. A hard worker he has served as SAMA representative. Sophomore Class President, Student Council member, I.F.C. President and Honor Council representative. His summers were spent as a clinical clerk in the Navy and as a fellow in Surgery. His future field is as yet undecided. He is presently President of Nu Sigma Nu. PHILIP ASBURY INSLEY, JR., b.s., m.d. Salisbury, Maryland WASHINGTON AND LEE, 1959 Phil is the Treasurer of the senior class. Nappy (to his friends ) is one of the best dressed students on the campus, always attered in the finest of haberdashery. A golf enthusiast, away from school he has also done much traveling. His past two summers have been spent as an extern at Peninsula General in Salisbury. His eventual field is surgery. A member of Nu Sigma Nu, he married Jacqueline in the senior year. 21

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RICHARD BARNES KENNAN, JR, b.s, m.d. Chevy Chase, Maryland WOOFOED COLLEGE, 1958 Dick is probably the quietest of the quiet. Athletic in stature, his interests span swimming, sailing, and tumbling. He has held a fellowship in experimental surgery, which correlates well with his field . . . thoracie surgery . . . honor council rep. in the Freshman year ... he is a member of Nu Sigma Nu. WILLIAM ANTHONY KING, b.s., m.d. Baltimore, Maryland LOYOLA COLLEGE, 1959 Bill will be remembered by the athletic members of the class for his bone crushing blocks in the touch football league. A civil war historian on the outside, in school his major interests are involved with pediatrics. The summers were spent as an extern at Saint Agnes. Future field in Pediatrics or General Practice. Bill married Sue in his Sophomore year. Phi Beta Pi. a.. 23