1962 Harvard Medical School Article ~ The Faces of Excellence

Description: 1962 HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL vintage magazine article ~ The Faces of Excellence

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Great Instructors of Harvard's Medical School - The Faces of Excellence in the Rigors of Education - They are at once learners and teachers in the most exacting of professions -- and they look it ... Photographed for LIFE by John Loengard ...

The Ways of the Old School ... On his rounds at Boston's Beth Israel Hospital, Dr. Herrman Blumgart listens with care and understanding to a patient's heart. ...

The Finder of New Truths ... John Enders is the honored engineer of man's defense against viruses. ...

Faculty's Grand Old Man ... Professor of Surgery Edward Churchill stops, with two residents, and brings 42 years of medical knowledge to a bedside at the Massachusetts General Hospital. ...

Gadfly of the Classroom ... Pondering a student's question, Dr. David Rutstein, 53, searches his mind for the most exact -- or most stimulating -- answer. ...

A Discoverer of What Drugs Do ... "Some people come here," says an associate, "not just because they want to study at Harvard, but under Krayer." ...

A Pathfinder in Heart Surgery ... Peering into the mystery of a child's heart, Dr. Robert Gross operates head-by-head with his surgical resident. ...

A Watcher over the Health of Children ... A teacher studying into the night, Professor of Pediatrics Charles Janeway stops reading up on immunology to help his daughter Barbara with homework. ...

Skilled Anatomist, Student's Guide ... Harvard medical students start by studying the human body, and George E. Erikson, assistant professor of anatomy, is the first instructor that many of them meet. ...

Bone Healer with Gentle Touch ... Dr. William T. Green, 61, is professor of orthopedic surgery at Harvard, and orthopedic surgeon-in-chief at Children's Hospital.

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Size: The dimensions of each page of the nine-page article are approximately 10.5 inches x 13.5 inches (26.75 cm x 34.25 cm).

Condition: This original vintage nine-page article is in excellent condition unless otherwise noted.