Harry Schaare

Title: Dr. Kildare Takes Charge
Author: Max Brand
Published: Oct 1962, ©1940 Dodd, Mead and Co.
Publisher: Dell
Illustrator: Harry J. Schaare

He is credited on the back cover.

Nurse Mary Lamont faced Blair General’s chief-of-staff, Dr. Leonard Gillespie. “It’s true,” he told her, “Jim has gone—he left without even saying goodbye.” “But why?” Mary asked. “What could possibly have made him walk out on his brilliant career, on your confidence, and on my love?...”

Harry Schaare

Title: Nurse with a Past
Author: Diane Frazer
Publisher: Permabooks (M4307)
Published: October 1964, ©1964
Illustrator: Harry Schaare

His signature runs along the left side of the illustration.

“Let’s leave Nancy alone, shall we? She’s a nice girl. Maybe she’s shy.”
“Shy!” Midge shrieked. “Now I’ve heard everything. Her Highness shy! Why, she’s conceited and snobbish. Apparently we’re not good enough for her.”
“Oh, Midge, you don’t even mean that,” Minerva protested. “She’s a little bit nuts about meddcin, as she calls it. She really wanted to hang out a shingle herself.”
“Stop it,” Midge answered, “we’ve all heard that sob story. If you ask me, it’s just a front. She doesn’t give a damn about a career. What she really wants is a man with money. But real money. If she finds one, you’ll see how quickly she forgets about doctors and nurses!”

Harry J. Schaare

Title: Doctor on Test
Author: Kerry Mitchell
Publisher: Dell (#2009)
Published: December 1965, ©1963
Illustrator: Harry J. Schaare

He is credited on the back cover.

Keeping jet test pilots in top physical condition should have been easy for an experienced doctor like Bennet Grady—but coping with a headstrong lady psychiatrist, while balancing a dangerous romantic triangle at the same time, made it almost impossible ... until he decided to learn a few ground rules for love.

Harry Schaare

Title: Walk out of Darkness
Author: Arlene Karson
Publisher: Monarch Books
Copyright: 1963
Illustrator: Harry Schaare
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He is credited on the verso page.

Nurse Ellen James was torn by indecision. Chet Matthews was demanding she set a date for their wedding—but Ellen wasn’t sure that she loved him. She knew Chet had a brilliant future in the publicity field. In fact, he had just asked her to go along on a three-day walkathon to promote untamed Padre Island to tourists. Ellen decided to go along. That’s when she met Dr. Tom Phillips, a strange, lonely man, and became even more confused by her own emotions. There on a wild, desolate stretch of sand, both men were faced with a crisis of life or death. Ellen knew that the key to her future happiness depended on which man could meet the challenge—and win her heart.

Harry Schaare

Title: Clayton Richards, M.D.

Author: Nan Lowry

Publisher: Paperback Library

Copyright: 1962

Illustrator: Harry Schaare

He is credited on the back cover.

Clayton Richards had it made. A brilliant young surgeon, he was engaged to the most beautiful girl in town. Success was in his hands when he discovered conditions at the hospital which shocked and repelled him. Clayton Richards had to make a choice. He could ignore the fee-splitting, the unnecessary surgery--or expose the mess and destroy innocent associates, ruin his career, his coming marriage and his life. Clayton Richards made his choice. Colleagues, fiancee, patients deserted him, leaving one friend and one woman--to stand at his side against the powers of evil and corruption.

Harry J. Schaare

Title: Wrong Diagnosis
Author: Kerry Mitchell
Copyright: 1962
Publisher: Dell
Illustrator:

He is credited on the back cover.

Dr. Ben Grady: New to the hospital staff, the older doctors watched every move he made.
Lisa Eldridge: She watched the attractive new doctor too, but for different reasons.
Tony Conrad: Playboy heir to a lumber fortune, no doctor was going to tell him how to spend his money or when to drink his liquor.
Susan Pritchard: She knew Ben liked her—as a woman—but why did he tell her, “You’re my nurse, Susan, nothing else.”

Harry J. Schaare

Title: Doctor on Call
Author: Kerry Mitchell
Copyright: 1962
Publisher: Dell
Illustrator: Harry J. Schaare

He is credited on the back cover.

The attractive young doctor sat by his patient’s bedside, his strong hands holding hers. “You want this baby,” he said, “and you’re going to have it. I’m going to give you your baby...and your life.” Brian Temple was many things to many women—to Margaret Lenssen he was the brilliant doctor who promised to bring her child safely into the world; to Carol Bishop he was a dashing playboy, an exciting challenge; and to Nurse Ann Forester he was the man she would love forever—no matter what.