Medical School

As Harry Savage will not be returning from his trip to the Pacific Isles in time to write up the annual intern matching results, we wish to report that the Class of M'66 will be found in the following locales: Mike Ascher at Bellevue in New York City; Paul Bates at Mary Fletcher in Burlington, Vt.; Chuck Belanger at Buffalo Children's Hospital; Ron Benz, Herb Boerstling, PatCronin Adams, John Kaiser, Kent Salisbury and Rick Trowbridge at the Mass. General in Boston; Spence Borden and Suzie Chagnon at Children's in Boston; Mark Brodkey at the New York Hospital; Buddy Bruggeman M'65, Garth Gregory and Jack Livingston at Los Angeles County General; JohnBullock, Mike Cebrik and George Parker M'64 at the Jewish Hospital of St. Louis; Tina Clark at Cincinnati Children's Hospital; Al Czaja, Bill Dudley and Dave Harris at Philadelphia General; John Davenport at King County and Sandy Davenport at Children's Orthopedic in Seattle; Sarah Donaldson and Paul Reising at the University of Washington Affiliated Hospitals, Seattle; Bob Ellsworth at the U.S. Naval Hospital in Oakland, Calif.; Lucy R. Hamlin M'65 at Harlem Hospital Center; Bob Hands at the Presbyterian Hospital, New York City; Sandy Hight and Clay Vaughan at Peter Bent Brigham; John Kattwinkel and DeaneMosher at Duke University Medical Center; Rich Miller at University of California, Los Angeles; Al Munro at North Carolina Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill; Frank ReillyM'65 at Harbor General in Los Angeles; Jim Rini at University of Minnesota Hospitals; Dave Schall at the Hunterdon Medical Center, Flemington, N.J.; Dick Shaw at Mt. Sinai in Cleveland; Steve Sherman at San Francisco General Hospital; Ron Tegtmeier and Bob Wey at the University of Colorado Medical Center in Denver; Jon Vore at the New England Medical Center, Boston; JohnZaia at St. Louis Children's; Dave Zamierowski at Presbyterian-University of Pittsburgh, and Irwin Zarembok at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Wendy Benz will be working at Tufts Medical School in Microbiology and Lester Reid will be returning to industry as a biomedical engineer with the IBM Corporation.

All the bits of information gleaned from the return of intern results cards and other news items received from April to next September will be reported by Doctor Savage in the fall".