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

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ANATOMY A % -■Ik TH® h y » lolo iC »1 »»•»»» t P rac» c I FRESHMAN YEAR: A lot of books. I SOPHOMORE YEAR: Incredible, but more time in books. 6

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DR. EDWARD DONATI Professor and Friend DEDICATION On our long hard road through the four years of medical school, as we become in- volved with primary patient care and with clinical advancement, we too often forget those teachers who led us in our first few steps. The TERRA MARIAE MEDICUS 1972 is respec- fully dedicated to one of those teachers, DR. EDWARD DONATI. Dr. Donati is more to the student than just a teacher, he is a friend. His lectures were always enjoyable as well as informative, and he always had time for individual instruction. His wife relates that he would often loose sleep worrying over upcoming exams and whether certain students were pre- pared. In our strides through medical school we recall too few men with such dedication and concern. We can only say thank-you for helping us with the beginning of the rest of our lives. 5

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JUNIOR YEAR: Finally — patients — plus blood specimens, sputum specimens, urine specimens, endless stool specimens, and still a lot of time in the books. SENIOR YEAR: Elective year — The time we can finally get our heads out of the books. A time for decisions. A time for reflection. A time for noticing things that passed by every day, but we were too busy to notice, SUCH AS . . . 7