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THE CADUCEUS 1969 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS MEDICAL CENTER LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS

Co-editors: Alma Houston Horace Green

Business Manager: Robert Sykes

Photographers: David Clark Jarrell Teague

DEDICATION

“The great danger for pupils is always to do no more than repeat their teacher, forgetting that a thought must be living if it is to be fruitful.

Life is a constant adaptation. �

Marcello Caetano

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“A nd time will close about me, A nd my soul stir to the rhythm o f the daily round. �

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“Never let success hide its emptiness from you, achievement its nothingness, toil its desolation. A nd so keep alive the incentive to push on further, that pain in the soul which drives us beyond ourselves.

Whither? That I don’t know. That I don’t ask to know. ” Dag Hammarskjold

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IN MEMORIAM I i

“My name and my place and my tomb, all forgotten, The brief race o f time well and patiently run.

So let me pass away, peacefully, silently.

Only remembered by what I have done. �

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Harold R. Hipp, M.D.

Medicine

Calvin J. Dillaha, M.D.

Horace Murphy, M.D.

Orthopedics

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Dermatology

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS MEDICAL CENTER

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The University Medical Center took positive action during the past year toward meeting the rising level of expectations from the health services in Arkansas; more and better qualified docton, nurses, pharmacists and health science technologists, quicker and better delivery of new services to patients, and greater freedom of choice by the patient through greater financial independence. The UAMC met the challenge presented by these goals in the following ways: 1. In 1968, 86 Physicians, 23 Nurses, 41 Pharmacists, and 6 Medical Technicians were graduated by the center.

2. 20 students began classes in the School of Dental Hygiene and 6 in the School of Cytotechnology.

3. Medical research received a continuing source of funds through a bequest of $1,000,000 from the late Mrs. T. H. Barton of El Dorado.

4. A third-generation computer was installed which has capabilities ranging from the monitoring of vital signs of patients in intensive care to the storage of legal information concerning malpractice suits.

5. A Children and Youth Project was funded to provide comprehensive care for 8,000 children in deprived areas of Greater Little Rock.

6. Construction on the new Child Study Unit to provide for the psychiatric evaluation and treatment of children and for the training of Arkansas teachers of children with learning problems was scheduled for completion during the year.

7. Approval was secured from the Arkansas General Assembly for a proposal to permit income from professional fees to be used to supplement medical faculty salaries, and as a result the new University Medical Group was established in the hospital to serve referring physicians and their private patients.

Consultants to the Commission on Coordination of Higher Educational Finance have recommended that the Medical Center open an additional 123 beds to be earmarked primarily for private, or fuU-pay, patients. This recommendation adds impetus to the UAMC plan to assume greater financial independence and would also allow the institution to extend its unique services to a larger share of the people of Arkansas.

Looking further into the future, the Medical Center has submitted to the Commission of Coordination of Higher Educational Finance a ten-year plan for construction needs to add new educational programs and extend its opportunities for research and service.

Consultants are preparing a list of construction priorities which will permit full utilization of the existing structure and provide for orderly progression into the Medical Center’s new phase of development.

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The University Medical Center took positive action during the past year toward meeting the rising level of expectations from the health services in Arkansas; more and better qualified doctors, nurses, pharmacists and health science technologists, quicker and better delivery of new services to patients, and greater freedom of choice by the patient through greater financial independence. The UAMC met the challenge presented by these goals in the following ways: 1. In 1968, 86 Physicians, 23 Nurses, 41 Pharmacists, and 6 Medical Technicians were graduated by the center.

2. 20 students began classes in the School of Dental Hygiene and 6 in the School of Cytotechnology.

3. Medical research received a continuing source of funds through a bequest of $1,000,000 from the late Mrs. T. H. Barton of El Dorado.

4. A third-generation computer was installed which has capabilities ranging from the monitoring of vital signs of patients in intensive care to the storage of legal information concerning malpractice suits.

5. A Children and Youth Project was funded to provide comprehensive care for 8,000 children in deprived areas of Greater Little Rock.

6. Construction on the new Child Study Unit to provide for the psychiatric evaluation and treatment of children and for the training of Arkansas teachers of children with learning problems was scheduled for completion during the year.

7. Approval was secured from the Arkansas General Assembly for a proposal to permit income from professional fees to be used to supplement medical faculty salaries, and as a result the new University Medical Group was established in the hospital to serve referring physicians and their private patients.

Consultants to the Commission on Coordination of Higher Educational Finance have recommended that the Medical Center open an additional 123 beds to be earmarked primarily for private, or full-pay, patients. This recommendation adds impetus to the UAMC plan to assume greater financial independence and would also allow the institution to extend its unique services to a larger share of the people of Arkansas.

Looking further into the future, the Medical Center has submitted to the Commission of Coordination of Higher Educational Finance a ten-year plan for construction needs to add new educational programs and extend its opportunities for research and service.

Consultants are preparing a list of construction priorities which will permit full utilization of the existing structure and provide for orderly progression into the Medical Center’s new phase of development.

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VETERAN’S ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL

The Little Rock Veterans Administration Hospital has a total bed capacity of 471 with 9,939 admissions last year and 71,979 outpatient visits. The VAH provides medical and surgical clerkships for junior and senior students and is engaged in an active internship and residency program.

In the past year, several improvements have been made in the Little Rock VA Hospital. Four new faculty members, Drs. Padilla, Hall, Adamson, and Patterson, are on the medicine faculty. A new outpatient clinic for opthalmology has just been completed.

An 8 bed medicine intensive care unit, a 4 bed coronary care unit, and a 10 bed surgery intensive care unit are under construction. New equipment has been added to the radiology department, and a hemodialysis unit has been approved.

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ARKANSAS STATE HOSPITAL

The Arkansas State Hospital has greatly improved its services in the past year. This has been due mainly to increased numbers of qualified staff. Improvement of the total program, together with training programs in psychiatry, affiliate nursing and in-service training program for nursing personnel, have contributed to the upgrading of treatment.

The Community Mental Health Program was begun in July, 1967. At that time only 5 counties were receiving mental health services. Now 40 Arkansas counties are receiving some form of mental health service. This is provided by professionals from the State Hospital, the VA Hospitals, the Medical Center, and private physicians. There are now four compre­ hensive mental health centers and seven community units.

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ARKANSAS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL

From 1967 to 1969, the Arkansas Child­ ren’s Hospital expanded from a 62 to a 94 bed facility. In 1968, the hospital cared for 5000 children in the clinics. There were 1300 inpatients and 900 of these had sur­ gery. The hospital is an active participant in Little Rock’s intern and resident training programs. Interns, residents, and acting in­ terns in orthopedics and pediatrics spend part of their time at Children’s during their training.

New additions to the hospital include a new physical therapy department and a new outpatient clinic area. The x-ray department has been expanded two and one-half times.

Four new surgical suites and a new Burn Center have been added. New mother-child rooms have been opened on the third floor wing.

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TH BARTON RESEARCH Completion of the T. H. Barton Institute for Medi­ cal Research at the Medical Center opened a new era in medicine in Arkansas. This nine story medical research building was completed in 1960. The impetus for its construction was provided by Col. and Mrs. T. H. Barton in the form of a $600,000 donation. Within the last year, Mrs. T. H. Barton bequeathed $ 1,000,000 to the School of Medicine for Medical research.

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Winthrop Rockefeller Governor of Arkansas

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David Wiley Mullins, Ph.D. President of The University of Arkansas B.A., 1931, University of Arkansas M.A., University of Colorado Ph.D., 1941, Columbia University Executive Vice-President, Auburn University, 1949-1960 President, University of Arkansas, 1960-

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Mr. Storm Whaley

Vice-President for Health Sciences B.A., John Brown Univ., 1935; honorary LLD degree, John Brown Univ., 1 9 5 9 . Additional study at Washing­ ton College of Law, American Univ.

Mr. Anthony DeLape

Acting Hospital Director B. S., M.B.A., Xavier Univ.; Georgetown Univ. School of Law, 1958-60.

Charles Prigmore, Ed.D.

Assistant to the Vice-President for Health Sciences B.S., Northeastern State Col., Okla., 1951; M.A., Univ.

Tulsa, 1961; Ed.D., Univ. Okla.; 1968.

Mr. Van G. Melson

Director of Student Affairs 30 B.A., Lembuth College; M.A., Memphis State Univ.

MEDICINE

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Winston K. Shorey, M.D. Dean, School of Medicine Dartmouth College, 1941, A.B. University of Pennsylvania, 1943, M.D. Internship, Univ. of Pennsylvania Medicine Residency and Fellowship in Gastroenterology, Univ. of Pennsylvania Assistant Professor of Medicine Univ. of Pa. School of Medicine, 1951-1955 Assoc. Professor and Professor Univ. of Miami School of Medicine, 1955-1961 Associate Dean Univ. of Miami School of Medicine, 1957-1961 Professor of Medicine, Dean of Univ. of Arkansas School of Medicine since 1961

Horace N. Marvin, Ph.D.

Associate Dean, School of Medicine B.A., Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa; M.A., Univ. Wisconsin, 1938, Ph.D., 1941; Special Research, Dept, of Genetics, Carnegie Institute of Washington, 1941-42; Asst. Prof, of Anatomy, UAMC, 1942-48; Head of Biology Dept. Anderson Hospital for Cancer Research, Univ. Texas, 1948-50; Lecturer in Anatomy, Univ. Texas Dental School, 1948-50; Assoc. Prof.

Anatomy, UAMC, 1950-58; Consultant in Radiopath­ ology, Los Alamos Scientific Lab., 1957; Professor and Head of Anatomy, UAMC, 1958; Visiting Professor and Commonwealth fund Consultant to the Univ.

Lagos Medical School, Nigeria, 1963.

Jasper L. McPhail, M.D.

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John Long, Ed. D.

Assistant Dean for Administration B.S., William and Mary; M.S., Mich. St. U.; Ed.D., Univ. of Va.; Graduate training at Univ. Fla. and Univ. of Okla.

Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs Associate Professor of Surgery B.S., Mississippi College, 1952; Baylor Univ. College of Medicine, M.D., 1956; Internship, Univ. Hosp., Jackson, Miss., 1956-57; Residency in general and thoracic surgery, Univ. Hosp., Jackson, Miss., 1957-61; Baylor Univ. Affiliated Hospitals, Cardio­ vascular Surgery Fellow, 1966-67; Head of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery Dept., Christian Medical College, Vellore, South India, 1963-66.

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ANATOMY

William C. Langston, M.D.

Professor Emeritus A.B., Furman Univ.; M.S., Middlebury College; M.D., Univ. Iowa.

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John E. Pauly, Ph.D.

Professor and Chairman B.S., Northwestern Univ. 1950; M.S., Loyola Univ.

1952; Ph.D., Loyola Univ. 1955. Teaching appoint­ ments at Stritch School of Medicine, The Chicago Medical School, Tulane Univ. School of Medicine.

Outstanding among several awards is the Lederle Medical Faculty Award, 1966-67.

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Horace N. Marvin, Ph.D.

Jerome K. Sherman, Ph.D.

Howard K. Suzuki, Ph.D.

Professor B.A., 1936, Morningside College; M.A., 1938, Univ. of Wisconsin; Ph.D., 1941, Univ. of Wisconsin.

Professor A.B., Brown Univ.; M.S., Western Reserve; Ph.D., State Univ. Iowa.

Professor B.S., Marquette Univ.; M.S., Marquette Univ.; Ph.D., Tulane Univ.

Shirley Ann Gilmore, Ph.D.

Ervin W. Powell, Ph.D.

Bernard L. Soloff, Ph.D.

Associate Professor B.A., Thiel College; Ph.D., Univ.

Cincinnati.

Professor B.A., Youngstown Univ.; M.S., Western Reserve; Ph.D., Western Reserve.

Volunteer Instructor B.S., Univ. Cincinnati; M.S., Univ.

Cincinnati; Ph.D., Rice University.

Donald F. Buxton, D.V.M., Ph.D.

Carl K. Uyeda Assistant Professor A.B., M.S., Syracuse Univ.; Ph.D., Univ. Maryland Sch. Med., 1966.

E. Robert Bums, Ph.D.

Instructor Ph.D., Tulane Univ., 1967.

Instructor D.V.M., Auburn, 1963; Ph.D., Univ. Florida, 1966.

Dola S. Thompson, M.D.

F. E. Griefenstein, M.D.

Associate Professor M.D., University of Arkansas; Chief, Dept, of Anesthe­ siology, Veterans Administration Hospital.

Professor and Chairman Ph.G., Rutgers College of Pharmacy; B.S., Springhill College; M.D., St. Louis University.

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Carol N. Eason, M.D.

Richard B. Clark, M.D.

Assistant Professor M.D., Southwestern Medical School.

Assistant Professor M.D., Univ. of Ark.; Residency, Lahey Clinic, Boston.

Charles Quimby, M.D.

Wayne B. Glenn, M.D.

Assistant Professor M.D., Univ. Penn., 1954; L.L.B., Univ. Penn, 1959.

Assistant Professor M.D., Univ. of Ark.

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rl Walter Guinee, M.D.

Assistant Professor M.D., Univ. Ark. Sch. Med., 1954; Chief Anesthesia, Ark. Cliildren’s Hospital.

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Lawrence Walker, M.D.

Charles Harger, M.D.

2nd Year Resident

1st Year Resident

Charles L. Wadkins, Ph.D.

Professor and Chairman B.S., Univ. Kansas, 1951; Ph.D., Univ. Kansas, 1956; U.S.P.H.S. Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept, of Physiologic Chemistry. The John Hopkins Univ. School of Medicine, 1956-57; Teaching appointments at the Johns Hopkins Univ. School of Medicine 1957-66.

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J. Lindal York.Ph.D.

Donald C. DeLuca, Ph.D.

W. Grady Smith, Ph.D.

Associate Professor B.S., Harding College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Univ. School of Medicine.

Assistant Professor B.S., Rensselaer Polytech. Inst.; Ph.D., Univ. of Minnesota.

Assistant Professor B.S., Univ. of Ark.; M.S., Univ. of Ark.; Ph.D., Okla. State Univ.

Charles A. Nelson, Ph.D.

Y. C. Yeh,Ph.D.

Assistant Professor B.S., Junita College; M.S., Univ. of Michigan; Ph.D., Univ. of Michigan.

Assistant Professor B.S., Cornell College; M.S., Univ. of Iowa; Ph.D., Univ. of Iowa.

Assistant Professor B.S., National Taiwan Univ.; Ph.D., Univ. of California.

Lawrence Bradham, Ph.D.

Manfred Morris, Ph.D.

Edwin Huglies, M.D.

Assistant Professor B.S., Univ. of the South; M.S., Univ. of Tennessee; Ph.D., Univ. of Tennessee.

Associate Professor B.S., Univ. of San. Fran.; M.S., Univ. of San Fran.; Ph.D., Univ. of Calif., Berkeley.

Associate Professor B.S., Eastern N.M. Univ.; M.S., Eastern N.M. Univ.; M.D., Utah Sch. of Med.

Charles G. Winter, Ph.D.

B I O M E T R Y

James H. Meade, Jr., Ph.D. Professor and Head B.S., Mississippi State University; M.S., Mississippi State University; Ph.D., Florida University.

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John Long, Ed.D.

Robert C. Walls, Ph.D.

Associate Professor Director Computing Facility William and Mary College 1950, B.S., Mich. St.; M.S., U. of Va.; Ed.D., Asst. Dean for Admin.

Consultant-Assistant Professor B.S., Harding College; M.S., Univ. of Ark.; Ph.D., Oklahoma State University.

Charles Donnis Robin nette

Carolyn Thompson, B.S.

Instructor B.S., Ark. State Teachers College; M.S., Colorado State Univ.

System Analyst

M uk-r Trudy Levy, B.S.

John Chaney, B.S.

System Analyst

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W. Madge Honeycutt, M.D.

Associate Clinical Professor M.D., Univ. of Arkansas; Internship, Univ. Ark. Med. Ctr.; Residency, Univ. of Michigan.

DERMATOLOGY

G. Thomas Jansen, M.D.

Clinical Professor and Chairman M.D., Univ. of Wisconsin; Internship, Medical College of Virginia; Residency, Univ. of Wisconsin, Univ. of Michigan.

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Robert Hood, M.D.

Ellis P. Cope, M.D.

Paul N. Morgan, Ph.D.

Assistant Clinical Professor M.D., Univ. Ark.; Internship, P o rtsm o u th Naval H osp.; Residency, UAMC, Univ. of Miami.

Clinical Professor B.S., M.D., Tulane Univ.; Intern­ ship, St. Louis City Hosp.; Resi­ dency, Univ. Okla. Med. Center.

Assistant Professor B.S., M.S., Univ. of Ark.; Ph.D., Univ. of Oklahoma.

William N. Jones, M.D.

C. M. Bice, M.D.

Rex Collins, M.D.

Assistant Clinical Professor B.S., M.D., Tulane Univ.; Intern­ ship, St. Louis City Hosp.; Residency, Univ. Okla. Med. Center.

Chief Resident UAMC

Chief Resident LRVAH

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Charles R. Snydem , M.D.

Leslie Turk, M.D.

Raymond Biondo, M.D.

Clark Julius, M.D.

2nd Year Resident

2nd Year Resident

1st Year Resident

1st Year Resident

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LABORATORY MEDICINE

Jerome Rosenfeld, M.S.

Assistant Professor B.S., University of Texas; M.S., Johns Hopkins.

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Gene Hall, M.T.

Instructor B.S., University of Arkansas

/ Howard Quittner, M.D.

Director, Clinical Laboratory Associate Professor Pathology B.S.,Tulane, 1942; M.D., Tulane, 1944.

Betty Shook, M.T.

Assistant Professor, Assistant Director Clinical Laboratory B.S., University of Arkansas

M E D I C I N E

/ Robert S. Abernathy, M.D. Professor and Chairman B.S., M.D., Duke Univ., 1949; Ph.D., Univ. Minnesota, 1957; Intern, Univ. Minn. Hospitals, 1949, Med. Fellow, 1950-51; Teaching Appts. at Univ. Minn., 1950-57; Prof. Med. and Microbiology, UAMC, 1966.

Joseph Bates, M.D. Associate Professor B.S., M.S., M.D., Univ. of Arkansas; Assoc. Professor Med. and Microbiology.

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James E. Doherty, M.D.

Arthur Haut, M.D.

Kerrison Juniper, M.D.

Assoc. Professor Cardiology; B.S., M.D., Univ. Ark.

Assoc. Professor Hematology; A.B., M.D., Colum­ bia Univ.

Professor of Medicine Gastroenterology; M.D., Emory Univ.

Winston K. Shorey, M.D.

James S. Taylor, M.D.

James 0 . Wynn, M.D.

Professor of Medicine A.B., Dartmouth College; M.D., Univ. Penn.; Internship and Resi­ dency, Univ. Penn.

Professor of Medicine B.S., M.D., Univ. 111.; Chief, C ardiology, W alter Reed, 1946-51.

Assoc. Professor Medicine; A.B., M.D., Cornell Univ.

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George Ackerman, M.D.

Owen W. Beard, M.D.

Robert Bulloch, M.D.

Assoc. Professor Medicine; M.D., Univ. Ark.; D irector Medical Outpatient Dept., Univ. Ark.

Assoc. Professor Cardiology; B.S.M., M.D., Univ.

Ark.

Asst. Professor Medicine; B.S., M.D., Univ. Ark.

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William Flanigan, M.D.

John T. Riggin, M.D.

Russell Sandberg, M.D.

Assoc. Professor Renal Physiology; B.S., M.D., Univ. Ark.

Assoc. Professor Pulmonary Diseases; A.B., M.D., Johns Hopkins Univ.

Asst. Professor Medicine; A.B., M.D., Univ.

Chicago; M.S., The Drexel Insti­ tute, Philadelphia, Pa.

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Eugene J. Towbin, Ph.D., M.D.

Assoc. Professor B.A., New York Univ.; M.S., Univ.

Colorado; Ph.D., M.D., Univ.

Rochester.

James Adamson, M.D.

Assistant Professor B.A., Harvard; M.D., UAMC.

William H. Hall, M.D.

Assistant Professor B.A., Univ. of Va.; M.D., Johns Hopkins; Internship, Baltimore City Hosp.; Residency, Baltimore City Hosp.

Erner Jones, M.D.

Fernando Padilla, M.D.

Rodney Patterson, M.D.

Asst. Professor Medicine; M.D., Univ. of Ark., Intern., Residency, Baptist Hospi­ tal.

Asst. Prof., Med. B.S., M.D., U. of Puerto Rico; lilt.. Res., St. Elizabeth’s Hosp.

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Asst. Prof. Med. B.S., Northwestern State College; M.S., M.D., Tulane Univ.; Int., Mobile Gen. Hosp., Res. Univ. of Mo.

Marvin Murphy, M.D.

Louis Sanders, M.D.

Asst. Professor Cardiology; B.A., M.D., Univ.

Kansas

Asst. Professor Endoerinology; B.S., M.S., M.D., Univ. Ark.

Bobby J. Jenkins, M.D.

Instructor and Fellow, Cardiology M.D., Univ. Ark.

Eugene McNabb, M.D.

G. Lance Miller, M.D.

Malcolm Pearce, M.D.

Instructor and Fellow, Pulmonary Disease

Instructor and Fellow, Hematology and Ondology; M.D. Univ. Okla.

Instructor Cardiology; M.D., Univ. Texas Southwestern.

Jerome Rosenfeld, M.S.

Thomas Treece, M.D.

Tsuyoshi Inoue, M.D.

Asst. Prof. Medical Tech.

Pharmacy Inst.; Dept. Medicine; B.S., Univ. Texas; M.S., Johns Hopkins.

Fellow, Gastroenterology M.D., Univ. of Texas South­ western.

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Fellow, G a stro e n te ro lo g y , Associate.

Research

Tom Brewer, M.D. Fellow, Renology Joe Bissett, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Jan Gunnels, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Sarah Jennings, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

David Johnson, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Robert Moore, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Jack Wagoner, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Fred H. Faas, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Ken M. Mathiesen, Jr., M.D. 2nd Year Resident Allan Pirnique, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Bill Tranum, M.D. 2nd Year Resident William White, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Galen L. Barbour, M.D. 1st Year Resident Lawson E. Glover, Jr., M.D. 1st Year Resident Jo Etta Galbraith, M.D. Intern Michael Roberson, M.D. Intern

William Roberts, M.D. Intern Audrey Thompson, M.D. Intern James W. Tyson, M.D. Intern

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Carl E. Duffy, Ph.D.

Joseph Bates, M.D.

Professor and Chairman A.B., Ohio Univ., 1934; M.S., Univ. Cincinnati, 1938; Ph.D., Univ. Cincinnati, 1940; Asst. Prof, of Bact., Wayne State Univ. Sch. of Med., 1943-45.

Associate Professor B.S., M.S., M.D., Univ. Ark. Med. Center; Associate Professor Medicine & Microbiology.

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Hilliard Frances Hardin, Ph.D.

Paul Morgan, Ph.D.

Associate Professor A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Duke Univ., 1939, 1949, 1953.

Microbiologist Supervisor, Communicable Disease Center, 1963-68.

Assistant Professor B.S., M.S., Univ. Ark.; Ph.D., Univ. Oklahoma.

James J. Daly, Ph.D.

Robert E. Bowling, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor B.S., M.S., Wayne State Univ.; Ph.D., Louisiana State Univ. Medical School.

Assistant Professor B.S., M.S., Univ. Oklahoma; Ph.D., Univ. Oklahoma.

Ruth Jarman, M.S.

Edwin A. Brosbe, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor B.S., Philadelphia College of Pharm. and Science, 1940; M.S., Ph.D., Univ. Colo., 1947, 1951.

Instructor A.B., Univ. Wisconsin; M.S., Univ. Arkansas.

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N E U R O L O G Y

Morrison Henry, M.D. Clinical Instructor M.D., Univ. of Ark., Internship, Resi­ dency, Duke Univ.; Residency, Univ. of Ark.

r" John H. Bomhofen, M.D. Associate Professor B.S., Iowa State and Northwestern Univ.; M.D., Loyola Univ.; Residency, Univ. Minnesota.

Dennis D. Lucy, M.D. Associate Professor and Head B.S., M.D., University of Arkansas; Internship, Univ. of Ark. Med. Center; Residency, UAMC and Univ. of Iowa.

Samuel W. Boellner M.D., 3rd Year Resident 52

Coburn S. Howell, Jr. M.D., 1st Year Resident

OBSTETRICS and GYNECOLOGY

John B. Nettles Professor and Chairman B.S., Univ. South Carolina; M.D., Medical College of South Carolina; Residency, Univ. of Illinois Research and Educational Hospital.

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Harry Brown, M.D.

Richard B. Clark, M.D.

Visiting Assistant Professor M.D., C.M., Queen’s Univ. College of Medicine; Intern­ ship, Toronto East Gen. Hosp.; Residencies, Toronto East Gen. Hosp., Univ. of Tennessee.

Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology B.S., Rice Univ.; M.D. Univ. Ark. School of Medicine; Internship, Tampa General Hospital; Residency, Eahey Clinic.

Byron L. Hawks, M.D.

John D. Alexander, M.D.

Associate Professor B.A., Duke Univ.; M.D., New York Univ. School of Medicine; Internship, Brooklyn Hospital; Residency, The Womens Hospital; Director of Maternal-Infant Care Program.

Chief Resident - Instructor

John P. Curlin, M.D.

W. Frank Armbrust, M.D.

Chief Resident - Instructor

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James C. Romine, M.D.

Joseph C. Johnson, Jr., M.D.

Associate Resident

Associate Resident

Orman W. Simmons, M.D.

Durward B. Allen, M.D.

Associate Resident

Assistant Resident

Lyman G. Armstrong, Jr., M.D.

William F.N. Harrison

Charles W. McFatter

Junior Resident

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PATHOLOGY

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Harold J. White, M.D.

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Professor B.S., Harvard University; M.D., University of Geneva School of Medicine, Geneva, Switzerland.

Howard Quittner, M.D.

Associate Professor B.S., Tulane University; M.D., Tulane University School of Medicine.

William E. Jaques, M.D.

Professor and Chairman University of New Hampshire; M.D., McGill University, Montreal ; Director, School of Cy to technology; State Medical Examiner.

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Mary W. Dulaney, M.D.

Robin R. Jones, M.D., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor B.S., University of Arkansas; M.D., University of Arkansas.

Assistant Professor B.S., University of Arkansas; M.S., University of Arkansas; M.D., University of Arkansas; Ph.D., Univer­ sity of Arkansas.

Carlos A. Araoz, M.D.

Robert C. Pope, M.D.

Assistant Professor B.S., Mendoza University, Cuyo, Argentina; M.D. Medical School of Mendoza Univ.

Rodney F. Carlton, M.D.

Assistant Professor M D., University of Arkansas; Associate State Medical Examiner.

Assistant Professor M.D., University of Arkansas.

Carl K. Uyeda, Ph D.

Assistant Professor B.A., Syracuse University; M.S., Syracuse University; 57 Ph.D., University of Maryland; Assistant Director, School of Cytotechnology.

Wilson A. Werely, B.A. Instructor B.A., Little Rock University

Robert F. Schaeffer, M.D. Assistant Professor M.D., St. Louis University School of Medicine

LaDon W. Homer, M.D. 4th Year Resident Eloise B. Sherman, M.D. 4th Year Resident Esteban Palacios, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Hollis K. Leathers, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Larkus H. Pesnell, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Don I. Scott, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Raul Vila, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

William E. Atkinson, M.D. 1st Year Resident William M. Bridger, M.D. 1st Year Resident Norman G. Tubb, M.D. Intern Carl C. Welch, M.D. Intern

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Theodore C. Panos, M.D.

Professor and Chairman B.A., State Univ. Iowa, 1938; M.D., State Univ. Iowa, 1942; Internship, King County Hospital; Residency, Univ. Minnesota; Teaching appts. at Univ. Texas; Univ.

Ark. National Consultant in Pediatrics to U.S. Air Force since 1958.

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Rosalind Abernathy, M.D.

Alice Beard, M.D.

Assistant Professor A.B., Duke University; M.D. Duke University School of Medicine.

Associate Professor B.S., Univ. of Minnesota; M.D., Univ. of Minnesota School of Medicine.

Herschel P. Bentley, M.D.

D. H. Berry, M.D.

Professor B.S., Jacksonville State Teacher’s College; M.D., Medical College of Alabama.

Assistant Professor B.S., University of Arkansas; M.N., Western Reserve University; M.D., University of Arkansas School of Medicine.

John Bomhofen, M.D.

Roger Bost, M.D.

Associate Professor, Pediatrics and Neurology Associate Professor, Director of Birth Defects Center, B.S., Iowa State College; B.S., Northwestern UniverDirector of Cystic Fibrosis Center, sity; M.D., Loyola University-Stritch School of 60 M.D., University of Arkansas School of Medicine.

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Dale D. Briggs, M.D. Assistant Professor Director Children & Youth P roject; M.D., Univ. of Arkansas.

James 0. Cooper, M.D. Assistant Professor M.D., Univ. Ark. School of Medicine; Residency, St. Louis Children’s Hospital.

Florence Char, M.D. Assistant Professor A.B., Univ. Rochester, 1948; M.D., State Univ. New York; Residency, Univ. Minn.

Bart M. Danford, M.D. Assistant Professor B.A., Univ. Wichita, 1952; M.A., Ph.D., Univ. Houston, 1956, 1964.

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j William Dungan, M.D. Assistant Professor A.B., M.D., Vanderbilt Univ., 1951, 1954; Residency, Univ.

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M. Joycelyn Elders, M.D. Assistant Professor B.A., Philander Smith College, 1952; M.S., Univ. Ark.; M.D., Univ. Ark.; Residency, Univ. Ark.

Dora Jones, M.D. Assistant Professor M.D., University of Toronto

/ Vida H. Gordon, M.D. Associate Professor, Pediatrics and Microbiology A.B., Smith College; M.D., Univ. of Chicago; M.P.H., Johns Hopkins Univ.

Jerry Jones, M.D. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Asst. Director, Child­ ren & Youth Project; M.D., Univ. of Ark.

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William T. Kniker, M.D. Associate Professor B.A., Univ. Texas, 1950; M.D., Univ. Texas Medical Branch, 1953.

Jon Hall M.D. 2nd year Resident

Max Haynes M.D. 2nd year Resident

Doane M. Newton M.D. 2nd year Resident

Sue Chambers M.D. 1st year Resident

James Moran M.D. 1st year Resident

Helen Rountree M.D. 1st year Resident

Manford Morris, Ph.D. Associate Professor B.S., M.S., Univ. San Francisco, 1949, 1951; Ph.D., Univ. of California, 1957.

Lloyd Young, M.D. Assistant Professor, Pediatrics and Psychiatry.

M.D., Medical College of Richmond.

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Robert Arrington M.D. Straight Intern

PHARMACOLOGY

M.D., University of Arkansas

Calvin Hanna, Ph.D.

Professor B.S., University of Illinois; M.S., State University of Iowa; Ph.D., State University of Iowa.

Lloyd D. Seager, M.D.

Professor and Chairman B.S., Milton College; M.S., University of Illinois; M.D., St. Louis University Sch. of Med.; Teaching appoint­ ments at St. Louis Univ. Med. Sch.; Univ. Tenn. Med. Sch.; Womens College of Med. of Penn., Prof, of Pharm. UAMC. 64

Joseph E. Stone, Ph.D.

Associate Professor B.S., Massachusetts College of Pharmacy; Ph.D., Univ. of Colorado Med. School.

PHYSIOLOGY

Thomas I. Koike, Ph.D.

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Assistant Professor A.B., Ph.D., Univ. of Calif., 1951, 1958. %

John E. Whitney, Ph.D.

Professor and Chairman A.B., Univ. Calif.’Berkley; M.A., Univ. Calif. Berkley; Ph.D., Physiology, U. of Cal.; Ph.D., Biochem., Cam­ bridge Univ.; Appts. at Cedars of Lebanon Hosp.; National Cancer Institutes; UCLA;Cambridge Univ.

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Russell L. Sandberg, M.D.

Associate Professor B.A., Univ. Chicago, 1952; M.D., Univ. Chicago, 1957; M.S., The Drexel Institute, 1964; Assistant Professor of Medicine.

James O. Wear, Ph.D.

Eugene J. Tobin, M.D.

Assistant Professor A.A., Ft. Smith JC; B.S., Univ. of Ark.,M.S., Univ. of Art., Ph.D., Univ. of Ark.

Professor B.A., New York Univ., 1941; M.S.,Univ.Colo., 1942; M.D., Ph.D., Univ. Rochester, 1949. Assoc. Prof. Medi­ cine UAMC.

Michael Rudko, M.D., Ph.D.

Lynn Sanders, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor M.D., Southwestern Medical School; Ph.D., Univ. of Oklalroma.

Assistant Professor B.S., Univ. of Denver; M.S., Univ. of Colorado; Ph.D., Univ. of Arkansas.

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John E. Peters, M.D.

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William G. Reese, M.D.

Professor and Chairman B.S., M.S., Univ. Idaho, 1938; M.D., Washington Univ., 1942; Internship, Barnes Hosp., 1943; Residency, Johns Hopkins, 1946^8; Teaching Appts. at Johns Hopkins; Professor of Psychiatry, UAMC, 1957.

Fred 0 . Henker

Associate Professor B.S., M.D., Univ. of Ark. School of Medicine

Richard K. Sundermann, M.D. Associate Professor B.A., Univ. of Nebraska, 1947; M.D., Vanderbilt Univ., 1951; Director, Adult Outpatient Clinic.

Robert Shannon, M.D. Assistant Professor B.S.M., M.D., Univ. of Arkansas; Director, Adolescent Clinic.

Robert R. Matthews, M.D. Assistant Professor B.S., Memphis State Univ., 1951; M.D., Univ. of Tennessee, 1954.

Walter L. Hinton, M.D. Assistant Professor B.A., M.A., Univ. of Arkansas; M.D., Washington Univ.; Internship, Georgetown Univ. Hosp.; Residency, Stanford Medical Center.

Lloyd Young, M.D. Assistant Professor M.D., Medical College of Virginia, 1952; Residency, Univ. Hosp. Cleveland, Langly Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute.

Roscoe A. Dykman, Ph.D. Professor B.S., George Williams College; Ph.D., Univ. of Chicago; Director, Behavorial Science Laboratory.

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Sidney J. Fields, Ph.D.

Sam D. Clements, Ph.D.

Associate Professor B.S., The George Washington Univ., 1943; M.A., Ph.D., The Catholic Univ. of America. Senior Clinical Psychol­ ogist.

Associate Professor B.A., Univ. Wichita, 1951; M.A., Ph.D., Univ. Houston, 1954,1960.

Otho Hesterly, Ph.D.

Bart M. Danford, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor B.S., Henderson State Teachers College, 1955; M.A., Ph.D.,LSU, 1957, 1960.

Assistant Professor B.A., Univ. Wichita, 1952; M.A., Ph.D., Univ. Houston, 1956,1964.

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Patricia A. Youngdahl, M.A.

Julia W. Metcalf

Teaching Assistant B.S., M.A., Univ. of Ark.

Instructor B.A., Washington Univ.; M.A., Univ. of Arkansas.

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B. Travis Tunnell

B.A., Little Arkansas.

Instructor Rock Univ.; M.A., Ph.D., Univ. of

T. Stuart Harris, M.D.

Frank Gruver, M.D.

3rd Year Resident

3rd Year Resident

J. E. Roselle, M.D.

3rd Year Resident T. A. Fedor, M.D.

3rd Year Resident R. J. Jones, M.D.

3rd Year Resident

M. D. Napier, M.D.

3rd Year Resident Ronald H. Boyle, M.D.

2nd Year Resident Linda 0 . Bell, M.D.

2nd Year Resident

Ethelynn D. Brewer, M.D.

2nd Year Resident Paul Lecky, M.D.

1st Year Resident Hope Lehman, M.D.

1st Year Resident

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Howard J. Bamhard, M.D.

Prof, and Chairman B.S., Univ. Miami, 1944; M.D., Med. College South Carolina, 1949; Intern, U.S. Naval Hospital, Charleston; Residency in Radiology, Roper Hospital, Med. College S. Car.; Teaching appts. Hahnemann Med. College, 1959-60; Prof. Radiology Univ. of Ark., 1960.

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Assistant Professor M.D., Univ. Ark.; Residency, Univ. Ark.; Univ.

Colorado. Attending Radiologist LR VAH.

Wilma J. Diner, M.D.

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Associate Professor B.S., Univ. Kentucky; M.D., Duke Univ.; Residency, Mass. General, Oak Ridge Institute; Courtesy Staff Ark. Children’s Hosp.

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Karl T. Dockray, M.D.

Barry Gerald, M.D.

Associate Professor M.D., Univ. Ark.; Residency, Univ. Ark.; Attending Radiologist LR VAH.

Assistant Professor M.D., Southwestern Med. Sch.; Residency, Southwestern Med. Sch.

Assistant Professor M.D., Univ. Miss.; Residency, Hermann Hospital.

John E. Bell, M.D.

John W. Joyce, M.D.

T. H. Oddie, D. Sc.

Instructor M.D., Univ. Ark.; Residency, Univ. Ark.

Instructor M.D., Univ. Ark.; Residency, Univ. Ark.

Professor of Radiology (Physics) B.Sc., M.Sc., Univ.

Melbourne, Australia.

Helen Matthews, R.T.

James F. Vandergrift,

Wm. R. Beaty, M.D.

Technical Director

M.S. Instructor in Radiology B.S., Henderson State College; M.S., Univ. of Ark.

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Calvin K. Cassady, M.D. 2nd year Resident

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H. David Clifton, M.D. 3rd year Resident

Robert E. Elliott, M.D. 3rd year Resident

Robert L. Fincher, M.D. 1st year Resident

James Garrison, M.D. 2nd year Resident

James G. McKenzie, M.D. 3rd year Resident

Edwin L. Pointer, M.D. 2nd year Resident

Donald S. Purcell, M.D. 2nd year Resident

Orval E. Riggs, M.D. 3rd year Resident

Sanford A. Rubin, M.D. 2nd year Resident

Phillip L. Smith, M.D. 2nd year Resident

Terry J. Swaim, M.D. 1St year Resident 73

Wm. C. Williams, M.D. 1st year Resident

SURGERY

Raymond C. Read, M.D., Ph.D.

Professor and Chief of Surgical Service Little Rock Veterans Administration Hospital; B.A., M.A., Cambridge University; M.S., M.D., Ph.D., Uni­ versity of Minnesota.

Fred T. Caldwell, Jr., M.D.

Professor B.S., Baylor Univ.; M.D., Wash. Univ.; Internship, Barnes Hosp.; Residency, Barnes Hospital.

Gilbert S. Campbell, M.D., Ph.D.

Professor and Chairman B.A., University of Virginia; M.D., University of Virginia; M.S., University of Minnesota; Ph.D., Uni­ versity of Minnesota; Internship-Residency, Univ.

Minn.; Teaching Appts. at Univ. Minn.; (Surgery); Univ. Okla. Med. Center (Surgery); Prof. Surgery UAMC.

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Associate Professor B.S., Miss. College; M.D., Baylor Univ.; Internship, Univ. Miss.; Residencies, Univ. Miss.; John P. Smith Hosp.; Baylor Univ. (Fellow).

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Bernard W. Thompson, M.D. Associate Professor B.S., Univ. of Ark.; M.D., Univ. of Ark.

John C. Baber, M.D. Assistant Professor M.D., Univ. of Ark.; Intern­ ship, Univ. of Arkansas.

Michael Rudko, M.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor B.S., Randolph-Macon; M.D., Southwestern; Ph.D., Univ. of Okla.; Intern., Ohio State; Re­ sidencies, Univ. Okla, UAMC.

John V. Satterfield, M.D. Assistant Professor B.S., M.S., M.D., Univ. of Arkansas; Internship, Re­ sidency, Barnes Hosp.

G. Doyne Williams, M.D Assistant Professor B.A., Hendrix; B.S., M.D., UAMC. Intern.; Duke Univ., Res. UAMC.

James A. Simpson, M.D. Instructor Chief Resident

Wesley S. Wise, M.D. Instructor Chief Resident

Manuel Huergo, M.D. Instructor Chief Resident 75

William F. Hayden, M.D. Instructor B.A., Hendrix; M.D., Univ.

Ark.; Internship, St. Vincent's Infirmary; Residency, LRVAH.

Joe Grumpier, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Robert Casali, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Robert Janes, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Kent Westbrook, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Thomas R. Ahrend, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Joe Bumgardner, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Kirk Smith, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Joseph Udomsap, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Ronald Baggett, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Robert Bell, M.D. 1st Year Resident

James W. Bethea, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Carlton Chambers, M.D. 1st Year Resident

James Jacobs, M.D. 1st Year Resident

C. H. Miller, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Robert Sellars, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Don R. Vowell, M.D. 1st Year Resident

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Stevenson Flanigan, M.D. Professor and Chairman A.B., Washington University, St. Louis; M.D., Washing­ ton University, St. Louis; Internship, Grace-New Haven Community Hosp.; Residencies in Gen. Surg. and Neurosurgery, Yale-New Haven Med. Ctr.; Teaching Appts. at York Hosp., York, Pa., Lancaster Gen., Hanover Gen., New Britain Gen., Yale-New Haven Med. Ctr., Univ. of Arkansas.

David A. Miles, M.D. Assistant Professor M.D., University of Arkansas; Internships at Presbyterian Hosp., Chicago, and UAMC; Surg. at St. Louis City Hospital. Residencies in Neurology and Neurosurgery, Presbyterian Hosp., N.Y.; Teaching Appts. at Univ. Ark. 77

OPHTHALMOLOGY

Y. Y. King, M.D. Chief Resident

R. K. Lovell, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

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J. J. Magie, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

G. C. Johnston, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Fritz P. Fraunfelder, M.D. Associate Professor and Chairman B.S., M.D., Univ. of Oregon; Internship, Univ. of Chicago; Residency, Univ. of Oregon. Post Doctoral Fellowship, Wilmer Institute.

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Juan Sanchez-Homala M.D. 1st Year Resident

ORTHOPEDICS

John H. Bowker, M.D.

Assistant Professor M.D., Albany Medical College; Residency, Albany Hos足 pital and Massachusetts General Hospital.

Harold Chakales, M.D.

Assistant Professor B.S., Wake Forest; M.D., Bowman Gray School of Medicine; Residencies, Baylor Univ., UAMC, Assistant Chief Orthopedics, LRVAH.

George H. Chambers, M.D.

Professor and Head A.B., York College, York, Nebraska; M.S., State Uni足 versity of Iowa; M.D., State University of Iowa; Imme足 diate past chairman. Dept, of Orthopedics, Wilford Hall USAF Hospital, Area Consultant to the Surgeon Gener足 al.

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Guy Pierret, M.D. 4th Year Resident

J. Shelby Duncan, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Harvey Edwards, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Fred Blankenship, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

David Dapra, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Ted Honghiran, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Jerry Thomas, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

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Jack Ervin Mobley, M.D. Professor and Head B.S., Univ. Ark. Sch. Med. 1946; M.D., Vanderbilt Med. Sch. 1948; M. Internship, Vanderbilt Univ. Sch. Med.; Residency and M.S., Mayo Clinic (M.S.) and Tulane Univ. Sch. Med.; Assoc. Prof. Surg. UAMC 1966.

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Lacy P. Fraiser, M.D.

John F. Redman, M.D.

Assistant Professor B.S., Millsaps College, 1957; Univ. Ark. Sch. Med., 1961; M.D., Univ. Ark. Sch. Med. , 1961; Internship, Univ. Ark.; Residency, Univ. Ark., 1962-66.

Instructor in Urology M.D., Univ. Ark., 1963; Residency, Univ. Ark., 1967; Instructor in Urology, 1969

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J. Malcolm Moore, Jr., M.D.

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Associate Resident

Robert M. Black, M.D.

Assistant Resident

Alan H. Domina, M.D. Assistant Resident 82

J. Samir D. Sulieman, M.D.

Associate Resident

I John B. Elms, Jr., M.D. Rotating Intern Robert C. Galbraith, M.D. Rotating Intern

Murray T. Harris, M.D. Rotating Intern William A. Hubbard, M.D. Rotating Intern Virgil E. Lyons, Jr., M.D. Rotating Intern

William L. Mason, M.D. Rotating Intern Robert T. McRaney, Jr., M.D. Rotating Intern Glen A. Rountree, Jr., M.D. Rotating Intern

Wallace Thomas, M.D. Rotating Intern John W. Watson, M.D. Rotating Intern Ronald N. Williams, M.D. Rotating Intern

Lawrence W. Worth, M.D. Rotating Intern James L. Hallman Psychology Intern Marcia Ann Roney Psychology Intern

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Medical Librarians

LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Atlene Vincent, Miss Neil Kelley, Miss Edwina Walls, Mrs. Bess Rowe, Mrs. Esther Shultz.

Rose Hogan

Head Librarian M.S., Biochem., Univ. Ark. Med. Center

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DIVISION OF INFORMATION

Beverly Wood

Director of Information

AUDIO-VISUAL

Buddy Blair

Audio-Visual Technician

Bob Donaldson

Director of Audio-Visual

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Assistant Artist

David Gray

Medical Photographer

Paul Chase

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Richard H. Ahrens, Jr. Mountain Home, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.A. Internship: St. Vincent’s Little Rock, Ark.

Honor Council Representatives: James Moore — chair­ man. John Williamson, George Pruett.

Student Council Representatives: Brice Weinberg, Cur­ tis Stover, Bud Dickson.

SAMA Representatives: Ford Barnes, Fred Hutchison

Joe T. Backus Fayetteville, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.A. Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

L. Ford Barnes Magnolia, Ark. Undergraduate: Southern State Col­ lege, B.S. Internship: Univ. of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas

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James W. Bean

Edwin L. Bird

Jerry D. Blaylock

Broken Arrow, Okla.

Undergraduate: Central State Col­ lege, Okla., B.S. Internship: St. Elizabeth, Dayton, Ohio

Formosa, Ark. Undergraduate: State College of Arkansas, B.S. Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

Clarksville, Ark. Undergraduate: Arkansas Poly­ technic College, B.S. Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

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James H. Bledsoe Pine Bluff, Arkansas Undergraduate: Ouachita Baptist Univ., B.S. I nt er ns hi p: Hermann Hosp., Houston, Texas

Dwight F. Boggs

Olie D. Brown, Jr.

Hazen, Arkansas Undergraduate: Harding College, B.S. Internship: St. John’s, Tulsa, Okla­ homa

Aubrey, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Mississippi, B.S.M. Internship: St. Vincent’s, Little Rock, Ark.

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Kathryn Lloyene Bruce

John E. Carter

James L. Chandler

Pine Bluff, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.A. Internship: Roosevelt Hosp., New York City

North Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate: Little Rock Univ., B.S. Internship: Robert B. Green Hosp., San Antonio, Texas

Nashville, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.A. Internship: Naval Hospitals

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David R. Clark

Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate; Univ. of Arkansas, B.A. Internship: St. Francis, Tulsa, Okla.

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Roger C. Clubbs

Layne E. Collums, Jr.

Pine Bluff, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.S. Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

Bee Branch, Ark. Undergraduate; Arkansas Poly­ technic College, B.S. Internship: John Peter Smith Hosp., Fort Worth, Texas

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Stanley W. Combs

Jerry D. Cooper

Newport, Ark. Undergraduate: Harding College, B.S. Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

Fort Smith, Arkansas Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.A. Internship: Emory Univ., V.A. Hosp., Atlanta, Georgia

Jay B. Crabtree Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate: Little Rock Uni­ versity Internship: Pensacola Educational Program, Pensacola, Florida

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Larry D. Grumpier

William R. Daniel

Joe D. Daugherty

Magnolia, Ark. Undergraduate: Southern State Col­ lege Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

West Memphis, Ark. Undergraduate: Memphis State Univ., B.S. Internship: John Peter Smith Hosp., Fort Worth, Texas

Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.S. Internship: Ark. Baptist Hospital, Little Rock, Ark.

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Stamps, Ark. Undergraduate; Southern State Col­ lege, B.B.A. Internship: Parkland Memorial Hosp., Dallas, Texas

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Beuford T. Durmon

Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate: Hendrix College, B.A. Internship: St. John’s Hosp., Tulsa, Okla.

Fordyce, Ark. Undergraduate: Arkansas A and M Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

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Ronald D. Fewell North Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate; Little Rock Uni­ versity, B.S. Internship; St. Vincent’s, Little Rock, Ark.

Danny Robert Gardner Jacksonville, Ark. Undergraduate; Univ. of Arkansas Internship: Maricopa County Gen. Hosp., Phoenix, Arizona

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T. David Gill

H. Vondale Graham, Jr.

Hot Springs, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, Univ. of Mississippi Internship: Jackson Mem. Hosp., Miami, Florida

Great Neck, New York Undergraduate: Boston University, A.B. Internship: Boston Univ. Hosp., Boston, Mass.

Conway, Ark. Undergraduate: Hendrix College, B.A. Internship: St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hosp., Tulsa, Okla.

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Horace L. Green Magnolia, Arkansas Undergraduate: Southern State Col­ lege Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

Virgil L. Hayden Sioux City, Iowa Undergraduate: Little Rock Univ.

Internship. Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

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Milan Lewis Hopkins Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate: Little Rock Univ.

Internship: Jamaica Bay, Boston, Mass.

Alma F. Houston

John D. Huff

Fred A. Hutcheson, Jr.

Hot Springs, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.A. Internship; Baylor Univ. Med. Ctr., Dallas, Texas

Texarkana,Ark. Undergraduate: St. Thomas Univ., A.A., B.A. Internship: St. Elizabeth, Dayton, Ohio

Magnolia, Ark. Undergraduate; Southern State Col­ lege Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

Sanford E. Hutson, III

Stuttgart, Ark. Undergraduate; Univ. of Arkansas Internship: St. Vincent’s, Little Rock, Ark.

Ralph Nelson Ingram

Lester Isenstadt

Alma, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.A. Internship: St. Vincent’s, Little Rock, Ark.

Cambridge, Mass.

Undergraduate: Boston Univ., B.A. Internship: Graduate Hosp. of Univ. Pennsylvania, Philidelphia, Pa.

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Duke Jennings Tulia, Texas Undergraduate: Harding College, B.S. Internship: St. Francis, Tulsa, Okla.

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Diana T. Jucas Hot Springs, Ark. Undergraduate: Hendrix College Internship: Los Angeles County Gen., Los Angeles, Calif.

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William Riley Kendrick, Jr. Morrilton, Ark. Undergraduate: Arkansas Poly­ technic College Internship: Naval Hospitals

Doyle 0. Kinder Salem, Ark. Undergraduate: Harding College Internship: Ark. Baptist Hosp., Little Rock, Ark.

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C. William Koch, Jr.

Albert S. Koenig, III

Fort Smith, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.S., Tulane Univ., M.S. Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate: Little Rock Univ.

Internship: St. Vincent’s, Little Rock, Ark.

Fort Smith, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, A.B. Internship: Presbyterian Hosp., Denver, Colo.

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Harry Wayne Lee Stuttgart, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.A. Internship: St. John’s Hosp., Tulsa, Okla.

James S. Lewis Camden, Ark. Undergraduate: Ouachita Baptist University, B.S. Internship: St. John’s Hosp., Tulsa, Okla.

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James A. Lindsey

William C. Martin

James E. McDonald, II

Beadern, Ark. Undergraduate; Southern State Col­ lege, B.S. Internship: Confederate Memorial Med. Ctr., Shreveport, La.

Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate: Hendrix College, B.A. Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

Fayetteville, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.S. Internship: Univ. of Alabama Med. Ctr., Birmingham, Ala.

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Thomas B. McGinnis Monticello, Ark. Undergraduate: Arkansas A and M Internship: City of Memphis Hosp., Memphis, Tenn.

Thomas Burl McKeel Pine Bluff, Ark. Undergraduate: Fisk University, B.S. Internship: Univ. of Kansas Med. Ctr., Kansas City, Kansas

Richard E. McKelvey Paragould, Ark. Undergraduate: Hendrix College, B.A., Univ. of Arkansas, M.A. Internship: City of Memphis Hosp., Memphis, Tenn.

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El Dorado, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.A. Internship: Wm. A. Shand’s Teach­ ing Hosp., Gainesville, Fla.

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El Dorado, Ark. Undergraduate: Yale University, B.A. Internship: Univ. of Minnesota Hosp., Minneapolis, Minn.

Charles M. Olmstead Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate: Little Rock Univ., B.S. Internship: Latter Day Saints Hosp., Salt Lake City, Utah

Edmund N. Orsini, Jr. North Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.S. Internship: Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hosp. of Denver, Denver, Colo.

William F. Payne Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate: State College of Arkansas, B.S. Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

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Jerry L. Prather Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Oklahoma, B.S. Internship: St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hosp., Tulsa, Okla.

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George A. Pruett, Jr. Monticello, Ark. Undergraduate: Arkansas A and M, B.S. Internship: Army Medical Service Hosp.

Clarence E. Ransom, Jr. Bradford, Ark. Undergraduate: State College of Arkansas Internship: St. Vincentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Little Rock, Ark.

Ronnie D. Rasberry Black Oak, Ark. Undergraduate: Arkansas State University, B.S. Internship: John Peter Smith Hosp., Fort Worth, Texas

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Bert W. Roberts Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate; Tulane Univ., B.A. Internship; Jewish Hospital, St. Louis, Mo.

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Cal R. Sanders John Stanley Romine Cyrus M. Robinson

El Dorado, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas Internship: Naval Hospitals

Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate: Emory University Internship: Emory Univ., V.A. Hosp., Atlanta, Georgia

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Fayetteville, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas Internship: Univ. of Kansas Med. Ctr., Kansas City, Kansas

Pasco, Washington Undergraduate: Ouachita Baptist University, B.S. Internship: St. Vincentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Little Rock, Ark.

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Gerald A. Stolz, Jr. El Dorado, Ark. Undergraduate: Hendrix College Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

Nathan E. Strickland Bald Knob, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.A.,M.A. Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

Curtis Evans Stover Little Rock, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.A. Internship: St. Elizabeth Hosp., Dayton, Ohio

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Jarrell H. Teague Stamps, Ark. Undergraduate: Southern State Col­ lege, B.S. Internship: St. Francis Hosp., Tulsa, Okla.

H. King Wade, III Hot Springs, Ark. Undergraduate: Southern Metho­ dist University Internship: Univ. of Colorado Med. Ctr., Denver, Colo.

William Frank Webb Gravette, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.A. Internship: St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hosp., Tulsa, Okla.

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J. Brice Weinberg Leachville, Ark. Undergraduate: Univ. of Arkansas, B.S. Internship: Univ. of Ark. Med. Ctr., Little Rock, Ark.

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Junior Class Officers President; William McKnight Vice President: Gray Appleton Secretary: Cheryl McKnight Treasurer; Charles Alexander Student Council Representatives: Gail Robbins, Philip Greeley SAMA Representatives: Kimber Stout, Renie Bressinck

Alexander, Charles E. Warren, Ark. Appleton, Gray Warren, Ark. Beasley, Thomas 0.

Heber Springs, Ark. Beckman, James S. Fort Smith, Ark.

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Collier, George H. Stout Spur, Ark. Councille, Clifford Bald Knob, Ark. Davis, Thomas P. Altoona, Pa. Denton, Charles C. Little Rock, Ark.

Dildy, Margaret E. Little Rock, Ark. Duckett, William D. Little Rock, Ark. Edwards, James J. Little Rock, Ark. Edge, Otis H. Camden, Ark.

Flanagan, William H. West Memphis, Ark. Fumiss, Ed Wynne, Ark. Galbraith, John N. Magnolia, Ark. Gladney, Samuel Little Rock, Ark. 4 f . « ' Golleher, James H. Little Rock, Ark. Greeley, Philip H. Little Rock, Ark. Hankins, Edwin Little Rock, Ark. Hitt, Jerry L. Leachville, Ark.

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Howell, J. Tennyson Wynne, Ark. Howell, John T. Little Rock, Ark. Joyner, LeeRoy, Jr. Clarendon, Ark. Lancaster, Teddy S. Little Rock, Ark.

Landers, James H. El Dorado, Ark. Laurenzana, Donald A. Little Rock, Ark. Leavelle, Ray W. Texarkana, Ark. Mallard, Henry C. Little Rock, Ark.

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Martin, Michael G. Little Rock, Ark. Marvin, Horace N., Jr. Little Rock, Ark. McConnell, John D. Fayetteville, Ark. McKnight, Cheryl Little Rock, Ark.

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McKnight, William D. Little Rock, Ark. Mills, Mary Louise Augusta, Ark. Mitchell, Jehu Benton, Ark. Newsum, Jon K. Fort Smith, Ark.

Paddock, George Harrison, Ark. Parnell, Clifton L. El Dorado, Ark. Peacock, Loverd M. Little Rock, Ark. Prindiville, Thomas P. Altus, Ark.

Prosser, Robert L. McGehee, Ark. Raney, Donald M. Fordyce, Ark. Robbins, W. Gail Conway, Ark. Rodgers, Charles H. Little Rock, Ark.

Rorie, Duane K. Yellville, Ark. Rouse, Joe P. Fayetteville, Ark. Scriber, Ladd J. Crossett, Ark. Setliff, Don P. Magnolia, Ark.

Smart, Douglas F. Magnolia, Ark. Smead, William J. Camden, Ark. Smith, James D. North Little Rock, Ark. Smith, Ronald D. Newport, Ark.

Speer, Marolyn Jonesboro, Ark. Spencer, Donald R. Osceola, Ark. Stout, Kimber M. Little Rock, Ark. Sullivan, Richard Pine Bluff, Ark.

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“They ’ll never find me here. This ward has been closed for years. ”

Sykes, James D. Little Rock, Ark. Thompson, A. Reed El Dorado, Ark. Thompson, Donald C. Little Rock, Ark. Thornton, Robert S. Camden, Ark.

Thurlby, W. Robert Fayetteville, Ark. Vance, Donald A. Little Rock, Ark. Von Dippe, Christopher Little Rock, Ark. Wellons, James A. Little Rock, Ark.

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NOT PICTURED: Thweatt, Ray W. Little Rock, Ark.

West, Boyce W. Leslie, Ark. Willis, James H. Little Rock, Ark. Wilson, Frank J. El Dorado, Ark.

Wisdom, Randall T. Jonesboro, Ark. Worrell, Cynthia L. North Little Rock, Ark. Wyre, Harry W. Conway, Ark.

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Sophomore Class Officers President; John C. Jones Vice President: Ray Hall Secretary-Treasurer: Paul N. Pettit Honors Council Representatives; Tim Davis, Jane Moseley Alternate: Bill Branch Student Council Representatives; Mahlon Williams, Rick McNair SAMA Representatives; Charles Farmer, Joe D. Staggs

Alexander, James E. Harrison, Ark. Anderson, Leslie F. Lonoke, Ark. Arnold, Ann Carol Hope, Ark. Arthur, Linda Little Rock, Ark.

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Beck worth, Dennis D. Little Rock, Ark. Bellas, Richard C. No. Little Rock, Ark. Bennett, Fredrick Anthony Magnolia, Ark. Bond, John B., Jr. Hot Springs, Ark.

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Burnett, Hugh F. Pine Bluff, Ark. Calhoun, Julian D. Little Rock, Ark. Cargill, Mike Piggott, Ark. Claybrook, Douglas E. Paragould, Ark.

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Clifton, Ernest C. Holly Grove, Ark. Cooper, Richard Little Rock, Ark. Council, Robert A., Jr. Fort Smith, Ark. Crawford, Raymond Cherry Hill, Ark.

Crittenden, David R. Little Rock, Ark. Davidson, Dennis Oliver Beebe,Ark. Davis, Gary Hatfield, Ark. Davis, Patrick L. Pocahontas, Ark.

Davis, Timothy E. Altheimer, Ark. Dennie, Ronald W. Little Rock, Ark. Derrick, Bobby L. Hackett, Ark. Dickinson, Rodger C. DeQueen, Ark.

Dillard, Daniel C. Texarkana, Ark. Eaton, Ed. L. Little Rock, Ark. Ellis, Leslie Paragould, Ark. Ethridge, Julian H. Conway, Ark.

Farmer, Charles A. Dumas, Ark. Fendley, Herbert F. Leslie, Ark. Fergus, Raymond Scott Osceola, Ark. Fiser, Martin Russellville, Ark.

Fisher, Robert Little Rock, Ark. Fraser, Jim Little Rock, Ark. Frederick, David Wm. Hazen, Ark. Furlong, Lawrence D., Jr. Little Rock, Ark.

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Gamer, John Hot Springs, Ark. Gibson, Gordon Little Rock, Ark. Gidcomb, Michael L. Hot Springs, Ark. Gullia, Emil M., Jr. Jonesboro, Ark.

Hall, Oliver Wendell III Benton, Ark. Hall, Ray H., Jr. Jonesboro, Art Hardin, Scott Camden, Ark. Harper, David L. Hot Springs, Ark.

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Hawkins, James M. No. Little Rock, Ark. Hendrickson, Dick Conway, Ark. Herring, Frank Little Rock, Ark. Hill, Richard B., Jr. Pine Bluff, Ark.

Hooper, Anthony C. Jonesboro, Ark. Inlow, Charles W. Bentonville, Ark. Johnson, D. Richard Magnolia, Ark. Jones, Edwin C. Little Rock, Ark. A

Jones, John C. Little Rock, Ark.

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Junkin, Anthony Bruce No. Little Rock, Ark. Kallmeyer, John L. Little Rock, Ark. King, Ivan No. Little Rock, Ark. Knott, Michael M. Bentonville, Ark.

Laman, Edward No. Little Rock, Ark. Latourette, Harry Jonesboro, Ark. Lee, Allen R. Hot Springs, Ark. Markland, Gary Little Rock, Ark.

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McGowan, Robert J. Little Rock, Ark. McMillin, F. Lamar, Jr. Little Rock, Ark. McNair, Wm. R., Jr. Fayetteville, Ark. Merritt, James Searcy, Ark.

Mittelstaedt, Carol Little Rock, Ark. Moseley, S. Jane Warren, Ark. Nauss, Lee A. Little Rock, Ark. Nelson, Carole Ann Little Rock, Ark.

Noble, Chet A. El Dorado, Ark. Olaimey, Amal Little Rock, Ark. Patterson, Jack T. Clarksville, Ark. Payne, Kenneth R. Jonesboro, Ark.

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Reding, David Fort Smith, Ark. Rostenberg, Peter Hot Springs, Ark. Russo, Vincent Fayetteville, Ark. Sandberg, Glory A. Little Rock, Ark.

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Alias: “Barr-body, ” “Nature-boy, ” “Medical-student” No. I Leader o f Soph. Syndicate.

Last seen trying to change a Pathology Test.

Sharp, Jim Prairie Grove, Ark. Shoemaker, Larry D. West Helena, Ark. Singleton, Louis Gene Cherry Valley, Ark. Sisco, Kenneth Springdale, Ark.

Spades, Sebastian A. Walnut Ridge, Ark. Speer, Hoy B., Jr. Osceola, Ark. Staggs, Joe D. Fort Smith, Ark. Stainton, Robert M., Jr. Little Rock, Ark.

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Stubbs, Richard Little Rock, Ark. Studdard, James Pine Bluff, Ark. Sykes, Robert R. Little Rock, Ark. Talley, Aubry Magnolia, Ark.

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Freshman Class Officers President: Frank Ma Vice President: James McCoy Secretary: Susan Alexander SAMA Representatives: Sandy Young & C. B. Rebsamen Honors Council Reps: Fred Ladage & Don Lum & Mike Crouch

Abernathy, C. Fordyce Anderson, D. Fayetteville Alexander, S. Little Rock Anderson, J. Little Rock

Anderson, R. Arkadelphia Andrews, J. Hope Aspel, Robt.

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Ellis, Wm. B. Stephens Erwin, Ronnie Magnolia Fendley, Jack Leslie Flowers, R. Conway

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Flowers, R. N.L.R. Futrell, Mike Little Rock Gallaway, W. Clarksville Granger, Wm. Little Rock

Green, Terry N.L.R. Griffith, R. Little Rock Harrison, W. Helena Headlee, T. Searcy

Henderson, R. Waldo Hodges, S. Little Rock Holt, Ron Little Rock

Hutchison, G. Cabot Irwin, K. Magnolia Jackson, R. Little Rock

Jefferson, T. Little Rock Johnson, L. Little Rock Johnson, R. Little Rock

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Stallings, A. Morrilton Stephens, M. Pasadena, Texas Stewart, D. Little Rock Sullivan, C. Little Rock

Tilley, S. Little Rock Wallace, T. Mena Whitkanack, S. Little Rock Williams, M. A. El Dorado

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ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA

LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Nolan, King Wade, John Romine, Fred Hutcheson, Brice Weinberg.

AMERICAN MEDICAL WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION

m,p/m L to R: SEATED — Leslie Ellis, Mary Ann Williams, Sue Alexander, Mary Louise Powell, Jane Mosely. STANDING — Mary Lou Mills, Carol Mittlestaedt, Alma Houston, Ann Arnold, Cathy Irwin, Glory Sandberg, Linda Arthur, Linda Deere, Lloyene Bruce, Sandra Young, Carole Nelson.

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THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS

LEFT TO RIGHT: (Seated) Vicki Polk, Patty Frizzell, Lloyene Bruce, Maria Casto, Kathy Lewis, Linda Montgomery. (Standing) Ed Strickland, Bill Whitson, Bill Dudding, Brice Weinberg, Larry Rudel.

OFFICERS: (Left to Right) Onyx Garner, Vice-President; Diana Jucas, Secretary; Bill Whitson, President; Brice Weinberg, Treasurer.

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HONOR COUNCIL

FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mohamad Rahmanian (Grad. Sch.), Jim Sykes (Jr. Class), Donald Vance (Jr. Class), Sanford Ladage (Fr. Class), Don Lum (Fr. Class), Jane Moseley (Soph. Class), Bill Branch (Soph. Class). BACK ROW, Left to Right: A. J. Ward (Grad. Sch.), Mike Crouch (Fr. Class), James Moore (Sr. Class), George Pruett (Sr. Class), Timothy Davis (Soph. Class).

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Ma, Mahlon Williams, Rick McNair, John Jones, Ed Strickland, Tommy Wallace, Curtis Stover, Gail Robbins, Brice Weinberg.

Student Council Officers

LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Strickland, Lloyene Bruce, Diana Jucas, Onyx Garner.

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MEDICAL DAMES Medical Dames is the name of the University of Arkansas Chapter of the Womanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Auxiliary to the Student American Medical Association.

The wife of any medical student is eligible for membership. One of the major purposes of the organization is to serve as a source of information to acquaint wives of medical students with the profession of medicine and to prepare them to accept the responsibilities of wives of physicians. It also serves to meet some of the social needs of this rather unique group of women whose husbands must often spend long hours studying, working and taking call.

It is a philanthropic organization also, donating to various charities each year and giving parties for the children on the pediatrics ward of University Hospital.

The group was first organized in 1916. It was disbanded in 1926 and reorganized in 1941. This chapter was among the 26 pioneer chapters represented at the first organizational meeting held in Philadelphia in May 1957 to form WA-SAMA. Arkansas is the first chapter of over 75 chapters across the country to have received the Earlene Simon Smith Chapter of the Year Award twice, in 1963 and again in 1967. It is also the first to have two national presidents from one chapter, Johnnie Amonette in 1965-66 and Jennie Welch, who will serve in 1969-70.

Arkansas was one of the first chapters to set aside New Physiciansâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Day, held each year in late April to honor all medical students, interns and residents.

Officers for this year are: Vicki Fewell, president; Alice Ingram, first vice president; Eleanor Nolan, second vice president, Camille Thurlby, secretary, Linda Landers, corresponding secretary; Glenda Davis, treasurer, Nancy Joyner, historian, and Sheri Farmer, parliamentarian.

SENIOR WIVES, seated, 1. to r., Vicki Fewell, Julia Schrantz, Judy Robinson, Anita Daugherty, Martha Dickson, Carolyn Speed and Ann Strickland. Standing, 1. to r., Alice Ingram, Phyllis Carter, Jackie Collums, Nancy Kendall, Barbara Meacham, Eleanor Nolan and Joyce Bean.

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JUNIOR WIVES, seated, 1. to r. Ramona Flanagan, Rita Hitt, Ginger Hix, Camille Thurlby, Lora Parnell, Andy Smith and Marcie Scriber. Standing, 1. to r., Linda Landers, Carolyn Rorie, Carolyn Stout, Donna Bressinck, Nancy Joyner, Carolyn Laurenzana and Ellen Ruth Beckman.

SOPHOMORE WIVES, seated, 1. to r., Nancy Warren, Connie Gibson, Glenda Davis, Faye Pullig, Pam Dillard, Rose Spades, Mary Ann Bellas, Marjorie Presley, Virginia Hill, Sheri Farmer and Ruth Shoemaker. Standing., 1. to r., Julie Hendrickson, Sandy Singleton, Cheryl Anderson, Vicki Boozman, Donna McNair and Glenna Lee.

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STUDENT AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

Chet Noble, Secretary; Mary Lou Mills, Treasurer; Charles Nolan, President; Left to Right. Not pictured Sam Koenig, Vice-President.

SAMA Co mmu n i t y Health Officers: Left to Right; Herb Findley, Michael Crouch, Linda Arthur, Ken Payne, Richard Cooper. Not Pictured, Michael Gidcomb.

SAMA Curriculum Committee: Left to Right: Carole Nelson, Fay Boozeman, Chris Wiggins, Jane Mosely, David Crittenden, Porky Whittle. Not Pictured, Amal Olaimey, John Jones.

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SCOTT & McALMONT Well Baby Clinics

Student American Medical Association

The SAMA Community Health Com­ mittee was organized in May, 1968 under the supervision of Mary Lou Mills, with the help of the Pediatrics Department.

The first project was setting up a WellBaby Clinic at Scott, Arkansas. In Sep­ tember, 1968, another Well-Baby Clinic was set up under the supervision of Richard Cooper. Both Clinics are perma­ nent and are operated on a year-round basis. Numerous Medical Students, Nursing Students, Residents, Interns, and Faculty Members have participated in the Clinics.

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CO-EDITORS Alma Houston Horace Green

PHOTOGRAPHERS David Clark Jarrell Teague

Sam Clements, Ph.D. Faculty Advisor

Mary Hughson Secretary

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ASSOCIATE EDITORS: (Left to Right) Rick Hendricks (Pharmacy); Mary Meredith (Medical Technology); Max Baker (Graduate School); Vicki Dunn (X-Ray Technology); Linda Connett (Dental Hygeine); Martha Burns (Cy to technology); David Moore (X-Ray Technology).

MORE ASSOCIATE EDITORS: (Left to Right) Betty Sbanotto (Medical Technology); Carol Nelson (Sophomore Class); James Wolf (Ereshman Class); Carole Middlestadt (Sophomore Class).

EDITORS: (Left to Right) Larry Falk (Graduate School); Veeta Scott (Nursing); Doug Duckett (Junior Class).

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FACULTY

Stanley G. Mittlestaedt, Ph.D. Dean, U of A School of Pharmacy; B.S. and M.S.—State College of Washington; Ph.D.—Purdue University.

Amos Baker, M.S. Instructor in Pharmaceutics; B.S. & M.S.—Univ. of Ark.

Gloria Baldridge, B.S. Instructor and Chief Clinical Pharmacist; B.S.-Univ. of Colorado.

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J- Rodney Beasley, B.S. Instructor in Clinical Pharmacy; B.S.-Univ. of Ark.

C. Allen Bradley, Ph.D.

Charles E. Breckinridge, Ph.D.

James E. Dusenberry, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Phar­ macology; B.S.-Univ. of Ark.; M.S. & Ph.D.—Purdue University.

Associate Professor of Radiation Sciences; B.S.—University of Ken­ tucky; M.S. & Ph.D.—Purdue Univ.

Professor of Pharmacognosy; B.S. & M.S.—Univ. of Nebraska; Ph.D.—Univ. of Connecticut.

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Harrell E. Ferguson, B.S.

Thaddeus S. Grosicki, Ph.D.

Professor of Pharmaceutics and Medicinal Chemistry; B.S. & M.S.-Univ. of Georgia; Ph.D .Univ. of Florida.

Instructor in Clinical Pharmacy; B.S.-Univ. of Ark.

P ro fesso r o f Pharmacertics; B.S.-Univ. of Michigan; M.S.— Purdue Univ.; Ph.D.-Univ. of Florida.

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Marcus W. Jordin, Ph.D.

Bill J. Kerr, M.S.

K. Richard Knoll, M.S.

P rofessor of Pharmacology; B.S.-Idalio State College; M.S. & Ph.D.—Purdue University.

Instructor of Pharmacognosy; B.S. and M.S.—Univ. of Ark.

Assistant Professor in Phar­ maceutics; B.S.—Univ. of Ark.; M.S.—Butler University.

James Robert McCowan, Ph.D.

Walter J. Morrison, M.S.

Gene D. Pynes, Ph.D.

Professor of Pharmaceutics; B.S. & M.S.-Univ. of Colorado; Ph.D.—Univ. of Florida.

Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Administration; B.S.—Univ. of Ark.; M.S.—Purdue University.

Assistant Professor of Micro­ biology & Biochem.; B.S.— Hendrix College; M.S.—Univ. of Ark.; Ph.D.—Univ. of Ark.

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Ray Webb, B.S.

R. Reeves Anderson

Assistant Professor of Medicinal Chemistry; B.S. & Ph.D.University of Kansas.

Instructor in Clinical Pharmacy; B.S.—Univ. of Ark.

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“All right, Bradley, I’m taking over this lab, so beat it!!”

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“I don’t care who you are, Smiley, we don’t give out no Dex without no prescription!”

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Senior Class Officers President: C. A. Kuykendall Vice President: Eugene Graves Sec.-Treasurer: Felix Stacy, Jr.

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Dale Flannagan Forrest City Undergraduate work Ouchita Univ.

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North Little Rock Undergraduate work at Little Rock Univ. & Univ. of Ark.

Hank Helm

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Gurdon Undergraduate work Univ. of Ark.

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Claudine Lackey Harrisburg Undergraduate work Ark. State Univ.

Jim Leming Russellville Undergraduate work at Ark. Tech & Univ. of Ark.

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Mickey R. McDougal

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Hot Springs Undergraduate work State College of Ark.

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Earl M. Rogers Stamps Undergraduate work at Southern State College.

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Leon Sparks

Fort Smith Undergraduate work at Westark JC & Little Rock Univ.

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Mayflower Undergraduate work Univ. of Ark.

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Richard White Searcy Undergraduate work at Harding & Little Rock Univ.

/ p “Three years at pharmacy school will certainly change a fellow!”

“Pharmacy students find means of solving pro­ blem of girl shortage.”

“What do you mean, you don’t know how to play Tennessee Stud?”

“Paul’s means of transportation before he got his ’55 Plymouth.”

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“All right, Ernie, Where are all those Marihuana Cigarettes we’re supposed to be testing?”

JUNIOR CLASS

Junior Class Officers P resid en t; ........................................................ Leif Lorenz Vice President: .......................................... Ray Tumage S ecretary: ........................................................ Pat Bowers Treasurer: ........................................................ Lynn Ward

Eddie Brickell

Jacksonville Larry Bottoms

Waldron Pat Bowers

Texarkana Alice Buffington

Pine Bluff

Elaine Campbell

Van Buren Donald Carrouth

Bluffton Richard L. Coles

Little Rock Gary J. Denton

Clarksville

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Dan Drewry Harrison Joseph E. Dunlap Conway Donna Eoff Shirley Annette Enderlin Conway

Clyde Calvin Frazier, Jr. Fort Smith Morris Fuller Mulberry Harry L. Galusha Little Rock Charles J. Harrison Pine Bluff

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Terry KenNorth Little Rock Eddy R. Lemons England Bobby Lewis Searcy Kathy Lewis North Little Rock

Leif T. Lorenz Little Rock Paul E. Morgan Lonoke Bill Newton Russellville Ralph W. Parker Little Rock

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Little Rock Larry C. Tedford

Little Rock James R. Tribble

Nashville Ray Tumage

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Kennett, Missouri Gail W. West

Malvern Edith Yocum

Morrilton

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“Keep acting like you know what you’re doing, maybe Bradley won’t ask us a question.”

“You know, They’re right!

It does cross your heart!!”

Just another lecherous, old Pharmacy student.

Dr. Jordin provides the incentive to study for his tests!

“They said the cooking here tasted just like mom’s . . . They did’nt say mom’s what!?”

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“I smelled something dead and started looking around, . . I found him in a corner of the emergency room!!”

Junior student screams uncontrollably when she finds out it’s her turn to hold the rat!

C.A. studies Goodman and Gillman fold-out for an upcoming Anatomy test.

Rick cuts a pumpkin . . .

Paul cuts a pumpkin!

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Freshman Class Officers: P resid en t;..............................................Johnnie Cathey Vice President; .........................................Jim C. Davis S ecretary;..................................................... Billie House T reasurer;...................................................Jane Chester

Karon Dale Baxley Nashville Anthony Joe Bigelow Magnolia Bobby Glen Billings Tuckerman

Charles T. Bishop Little Rock Arnold Allen Burk Russellville Jerry L. Byrd Malvern Johnnie H. Cathey Monticello

Martin Luther Cheek Booneville Jane Elizabeth Chester Little Rock Patricia Mitcham Claiborne Little Rock Chester C. Daniel Little Rock

Edward B. Darling Tuckerman Jim C. Davis Little Rock Jimmy Glen Davis Monticello James 1. Drake Clarksville

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Louis O. Elzey Little Rock Larry Wayne Emory Lonoke Jay Ronald Fenwick Little Rock Nelda Beth Fraser Bradford

Dee Dickson Halbrook Little Rock James H. Hendrickson Conway Billie House Center Point Loy G. Jackson Manila

Morris Ray Johnston Mena James A. Kimbrell Marshall Judith D. King Nashville Gary Bruce Lee Little Rock

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Larry H. Linzy Pine Bluff James L. Meazle Little Rock Mack L. Milner Pine Bluff Charles R. Parson Texarkana

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Ronald J. Robertson Little Rock Jesse Wayne Rucker Malvern Lawrence J. Shine Sweet Home Mary Elizabeth Smee Booneville

Margaret Ann Sparkman Fort Smith Jimmy 0. Stone Nashville Gary Dan Tidwell Little Rock Ronald C. Tiffee Tuckerman

Tom Walker Springdale James Mack Warlick Crossett Bill Charles Watts Conway John E. Wennerstrom Fayetteville

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“I don’t use Ban, and I can still study the kidney!”

“Ya know Johnny, he ain’t half bad.”

-Soul Brothers—

‘You know Ron, you’ve got very soft hands for a boy.’

‘Boom-Lay, Boom-Lay, Boom!!”

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Advisors Walter J. Morrison; A. Nelson Voldeng; Chapter founder-Dr. T. S. Grosicki

Kappa Psi Fall Pledge Class of 1968-69

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Kappa Psi Blood Drive

Kappa Psi Laff-In

“Every time I try to take a blood sample, it evapo­ rates!”

A million dollar production??!!??

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Officers Worthy Chief Counselor ............. ....................................Jim Bolding Worthy Vice C o u n selo r............... ......................... Johnnie Murdock Prelate ........................................... ...............................Dennis Moore Treasurer ...................................... ..................................Clyde Frasier Inner Guard ................................. .............................. Bascom Jones Secretary ...................................... .................................... Lief Lorenz Worthy Master at A r m s ............... .....................................Earl Rogers Corresponding Sec.......................... .............................. Harry Galusha Active Membership

1969 Pledge Class of Phi Delta Chi

Delta Chi Party

“Honest, Dean . . . All we had in them drinks was coke!!”

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“Just insert your finger, then crook it . . . They can’t get away.”

KAPPA EPSILON

Officers: (seated) President—Annette Enderlin, Vice President—Claudine Lackey, Secretary-Carol Russell, Treasurer-Patsy Bowers.

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New Members

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APHA STUDENT BRANCH

President ........................................ Paul Stanfield Secretary ........................................... Kathy Lewis

Officers Vice P resid en t..................................... David Sharp Treasurer ..................................................Gail West

PHARMACY MATES

Freshman Wives

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DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION PROGRAM

The Kappa Psi bulletin board keeps students informed on drugs of abuse.

Dr. James Dusenberry

Pharmacy students present drug abuse program to the public.

This program was started in 1967, two years ago, by Dr. James Dusenberry, instructor in Pharmacy at the UAMC. Today, it is estimated that some 40-70,000 people are reached and influenced by it. Its purpose . . . to inform, rather than reform, the public concerning drugs of abuse in our society today. Through a joint effort of the students in the School of Pharmacy, programs are presented throughout Arkansas to discourage experimenting with drugs and using the mind as a â&#x20AC;&#x153;playgroundâ&#x20AC;? for these potentially dangerous and harmful agents.

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“All right, whose turn is it to buy the next two pitchers?”

“Yea, I give it to them right in the ear!”

A typical Freshman Pharmacy student after 3 solid weeks of tests!!

“ Here you are Pharmacy School . . . you’ve really got it coming to you!!!”

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NURSING

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Elois R. Field, Ph.D

Dean of Nursing

Dean Field is a graduate of Baylor School of Nursing, and she received her B.A. from Wlieaton College, her M.N. from the University of Wash­ ington and her Ph.D. from the University of Chicago.

Gloria Rauch, MSN,

Associate Professor of Pediatric Nursing; Assistant to Dean Field.

FACULTY

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Dixie Brown, MSN, University of Colorado Instructor in Maternity Barbara Criss, BSN, University of Arkansas Ass’t. Instr. in Maternity Lenore Gerdes, MSN, Emory University Ass’t Prof, in Acute Illness

Alice Hagelshaw, MSN, University of Michigan Assoc. Prof, in Public Health Jean Harney, MSN, Univ. of No. Carol.

Ass’t Prof, in Public Health Francis Lumpkin, MSN, Texas Women’s University Ass’t Prof, in Psychiatry

Freda McKissick, BSN, University of Arkansas Ass’t Inst, in Pediatrics Veronica McNeirney, MSN, University of Texas Assoc. Prof, in Med.-Surg.

Barbara Pearson, MSN, Emory University Ass’t Prof, in Senior Seminar

Kittie Rudel, BSN, University of Arkansas Ass’t Inst, in Psychiatry Rose Marie Taylor, MSN, Emory University Instructor in Long Term Illness Helen Tenbrink, MPH, University of Nol Carol.

Ass’t Prof, in Public Health

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NSA is the nursing studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; association on the campus at the University of Arkansas Medical Center, designed to involve its members in the pre-professional organization of the nursing student. Any student en­ rolled in a state-approved program for the preparation of registered nurses is eligible for membership in the NSA. The service project for the organization has been to work with the girls at the training school in Alexander.

Linda Montgomery

President

Martha Mullennix

First Vice President

Jane Stegall

Second Vice President

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Recording Secretary

Patty Anderson

Corresponding Secretary 204

Diana Hamblen

Mary Ann Bourne

Treasurer

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SENIOR CLASS

This is a part of total nursing care!

Don’t worry! Only 90% of my I.V.’s infiltrate.

Rose Ann Bailes

Ruthann Barton

Carolyn Black

Maria Casto

Little Rock

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How did I get in here?

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Is this the way out?

Jo Ann Cheek Little Rock

ril break your heart one way or the other!

Sharon Coles Little Rock

Nina Clifton Holly Grove

What makes you think I like coffee breaks?

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Carole Cook Little Rock

Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m coming, Dr. Brown!

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Ready for your morning walk?

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Gwen Fahr Paragould

You have to take the plunge sometime!

Margarie Fesler Little Rock

Betty Farley Little Rock

But the blood’s supposed to go in the vein, not out of it!

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Margaret Grisham Little Rock

Take two Bayer asprin and put your feet up.

Is there any end to all this?

Diana Hamblen

Jean Hayes

Chris Heilman

Judy Hurst

Monticello

Little Rock

Tulsa, Okla.

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Sure thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s steak and potatoes in the bottle; donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t you see them?

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Martha Johnson Little Rock

We’re always being accused of this, I think I’ll do it!

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Betty Lawing Little Rock

Carolyn Kelly Harrison

Kelly and the Bird.

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And can I stand on my head, too?

Concetta Liberto Ft. Smith

Is there such a thing as elephantitis of the hand?

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Karen Magie Pine Bluff

Janice McMinn Little Rock

You want this bed over here by the window?

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Linda Oakley Pocahontas

Dolores Ostie Little Rock

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Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been waiting all day for this!

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Mary Kay Priddy Dumas

Get up, now; I know you’re playing possum!

Diane Roberts Little Rock

Do I really have to clean all of these?

David Strong Little Rock

Veeta Scott Lytle, Texas

Jill Valenteen Jonesboro

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I’m not going to drop this 24 hour urine!!

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This is what I have my minor in.

Who put the 95% phenolic on the cath trav?

Kitten Weiss Little Rock

Deborah Womble Little Rock

Linda Wood Little Rock

Now, everybody who’s had a baby has to wear this!

Mike Carter Springfield, Mo.

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I’m the EKG expert.

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Tulsa, Oklahoma

Brett Bennett

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Little Rock

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Benton Charlotte Davidson

Jones Mill

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Melody Freeman Dardanelle Suzy Gerety Hazen Beverly Hackwortli Springdale

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Judy Saifnia Little Rock Leslie Sims Little Rock Rosalie Smith Benton

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ARKANSAS STATE NURSING STUDENTS ASSOCIATION The U. of A. Nursing students take an active part in their state organization, as evidenced by the repre­ sentation of five students on the Executive Board— not to mention—the elected advisor and various committee chairmen. Through teamwork with other nursing students, two yearly activities are planned.

First, a fall convention is held, which entails various business activities, as well as guest speakers. Second, a spring workshop is conducted and assumes a clinical approach which enlightens the student on many subjects like open heart surgery, disaster nursing, etc. Other yearly events include the election of ‘ideal nursing student’ and the attendance to the National Convention.

Rose Ann Bailes ASNSA Ideal Nursing Student

Marilyn Dees President Charlotte Davidson Second Vice President Linda Hirsh Recording Sec.

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GRADUATE

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Dr. Carl E. Duffy

Assistant Dean of Graduate School Chairman, Department of Microbiology

Today graduate research is becoming more and more a vital factor in expansion of our knowledge in the medical sciences. In keeping with this, the University of Arkansas offers graduate work at the Medical Center in the Departments of Anatomy, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Physiology, Pharmacy, Pharmacology and Radiological Health. These various departments contain laboratory facilities of the most modern design, this being essential to meet the demands of modern research. In addition to the usual instrumentation, specialized instruments such as the electron microscope, preparative and analytical ultracentrifuge, amino acid analyzer and scalers for measuring radioactive isotopes are available to fulfill the needs of an expanding research program. Along with this expansion of the research program has come an increasing Graduate School enrollment. These growths are indicative of a good and stable graduate program. The Graduate School, then, plays an essential role in the overall growth and development of the University of Arkansas Medical Center.

Somebody up there likes me.

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Bill Aldrich Little Rock Physiology

Max Baker Batesville Physiology

John Boyce Little Rock Biometry

Margie Brewster North Little Rock Biochemistry

Richard Brown Little Rock Anatomy

Richard Dobbs Hazen Physiology

Coleman Driver Miami, Florida Pharmacology

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Timothy Davis Altheimer Physiology

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Well Ring my chimes!!

Very-y-y interesting.

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Bill Dudding

Chinan A. Fan

Kaye Forrest

Kanwal K. Gambhir

John Huff

Topeka, Kansas Biochemistry

Little Rock Biochemistry

Little Rock Biometry

Little Rock Biochemistry

Little Rock Physiology

Delmar Gillespie

Raj Jethi

Ray Johnson

Mary Kelly

Paula King

St. Paul, Minn.

Physiology

Little Rock Biochemistry

Little Rock Anatomy

Little Rock Anatomy

Little Rock Biometry

My girdle is killing me!

Look that up in your Funk and Wagnalls.

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J. A. Lee Little Rock Biochemistry

Larry McKay Little Rock Radiation Science

Loretta McNatt Little Rock Biochemistry

Don Meacham Royal Oak, Mich.

Anatomy

Tom Morgan Griffithville Radiation Science

John Nash Little Rock Radiation Science

Jack Patterson Clarksville Physiology

Frank Petrola Steubenville, Ohio Physiology

Mohamad Rahmaman Tehran, Iran Biochemistry

Thomas Rowland Little Rock Radiation Science

Hi sports fans.

Back in the old country.

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Biochemistry

James Self Little Rock Biochemistry

Jack Thomas

Little Rock Anatomy

Larry Rudel

Billy Skipp

Ken Sisco

Larry Smithson

Little Rock Radiation Science

Springdale Physiology

Little Rock Radiation Science

Don Thompson

Jay Ward

William Whitson

Mary Ann Williams

Little Rock Pharmacology

Little Rock Microbiology

Little Rock Anatomy

El Dorado Physiology

Now that the Draft is ended, what are you going to do?

Sock it to me! Sock it to me! Sock it to me!

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Frank Wilson

Reen Wu

Sandra Young

Little Rock Physiology

Little Rock Physiology

Little Rock Biochemistry

Little Rock Physiology

Please, I would rather do it my way.

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OK you ding-a-ling.

You bet your sweet bippy.

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ASSOCIATED GRADUATE STUDENTS

Dr. Thomas Koike

Dr. Grady Smith

FACULTY SPONSORS OF THE GRADUATE CLUB The Associated Graduate Students is an organization composed of all graduate students associated with the University of Arkansas Graduate School in the Little Rock area. The organization serves to promote fellowship by bringing together the varied interest represented by the different departments. Likewise, it is designed to promote a sharing of ideas in research and teaching.

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MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

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Faculty

Howard Quittner, M.D. Director, Clinical Lab, and blood bank.

Gene Hall, M.T. (A.S.C.P.) Hematology instructor.

Betty Knudsen, M.T. (A.S.C.P.) Chemistry instructor.

Betty Shook, M.T. (A.S.C.P.) Assistant director, clinical lab.

NOT PICTURED; Bobby Morgan, M.T. (A.S.C.P.) Blood bank instructor.

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Jerome Rosenfeld, M.S. Assistant professor, bacteriology.

Eleanor Porter, M.T. (A.S.C.P.): Special hematology.

Paula Peacock, M.T. (A.S.C.P.) Chemistry

Jane Bartlett, M.T. (A.S.C.P.): Hematology

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Senior

Talbert Bowman

Carol Coleman

Little Rock, Ark. U of A

Dowdy, Ark. ASU

Class Officers

President: Carol Coleman

Vice-president: Talbert Bowman

Honor Representative Susan McKnelly

Linda Giffin

Susan McKnelly

Little Rock, Ark. Hendrix

Little Rock, Ark. U of A

Jenny Mack

Judy Maslin

Rector, Ark. U of A

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Mary Louise Meredith

Sam Shanlever

Fayetteville, Ark. U of A

Jonesboro, Ark. ASU

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Carol Bartholmey North Little Rock, Ark.

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Karen Brittain Little Rock, Ark.

Joy Buzbee Fordyce, Ark.

Jane Funkhouser Little Rock, Ark.

Vincent Gibbert Sacramento, Calif.

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H. Freeman Harris San Bernardino, Calif.

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Marcia Hendren

Byrdie McSwain

El Dorado, Ark.

Little Rock, Ark.

Lee Paulus

Carolyn Sangster

Marion H. Moriarty

Warren, Ark.

Warren, Ark.

Little Rock, Ark.

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Frank C. C. Sung

Betty Sbanotto

Webster Groves, Mo.

Penang, Malaysia

Tontitown, Ark.

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When all else fails, following the directions sometimes helps—if you can find them.

How is anything accom­ plished in this mess?

Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z

You’re sure we’re looking at the same thing?

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X-RAY TECHNOLOGY

U N I WE R S I T Y f OF A R K A N S A S

SCHOOL OF X RAY TECHNOLOGY

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FACULTY AND STAFF

Mrs. Christine Helms, R.T.

Mrs. Helen Matthews, R.T., FASRT Technical Director

Chief Technologist

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SENIORS

I BRENDA DOYLE Lewisville, Ark.

PATTY FRIZZELL Fairview, Ark.

VICKY DUNN Bearden, Ark.

ROSEANNE FISHER Little Rock, Ark.

DON KELLY Eureka Springs, Ark.

GAYLE GHENT Mt. View, Ark.

DORA MCRAE Pine Bluff, Ark.

CAROLYN MASSEY Pine Bluff, Ark.

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SENIORS

/ MARY SHAVER El Dorado, Ark.

NORMA ROGERS Fairview, Ark.

DAVID MOORE Little Rock, Ark.

Not Pictured CHERYL SONTAG Little Rock, Ark.

ROGER STONE Concord, Ark.

RENNA THOMASON Helena, Ark.

SANDY WARREN Hot Springs, Ark.

LARRY WALKER Bay, Ark.

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JUNIORS

RANDY BROWN Vilonia, Ark.

ARCH BULLOCK Little Rock, Ark.

DENNIS DOVERS Little Rock, Ark.

/ ALICE ERICKSON Little Rock, Ark.

STEVEN HEFLIN Little Rock, Ark.

CAROLYN HOGUE Little Rock, Ark.

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PATTY KNOX Cabot, Ark.

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RICHARD MILES Hot Springs, Ark.

JUNIORS

\ I CATHI RALLS Little Rock, Ark.

ELAINE ROGERS Bellville, Ark.

NORMAN SHARP Prairie Grove, Ark.

ANNA SWIFT Little Rock, Ark.

ANGELA THOMASON El Dorado, Ark.

BEVERLY THOMPSON New Edinburg, Ark.

JACKIE WERNER Little Rock, Ark.

SONIA WILSON Little Rock, Ark.

VICKIE POLK Star City, Ark.

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Dr. Garrison, the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Bonnie and Clydeâ&#x20AC;? of the Radiology Department.

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DENTAL HYGIENE

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FACULTY Tip C. Nelms, M.Ed., D.D.S. Director, School of Dental Hygiene

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CLASS OFFICERS President: Lee Byrd Vice President: Sue Conzales Secretary: Suzanne Crockett

Treasurer: Rosalee Phillips Editor: Linda Connett Representative: Leslie Skokos

Lillian Andrews North Little Rock, Ark.

IN APPRECIATION The first class of the University of Arkansas School of Dental Hygiene wishes to express its sincerest apprecia­ tion to everyone who helped in the establishment of this school.

Ann Bunch Sheridan, Ark.

Brenda Bray Malvern, Ark.

Janet Burrow Malvern, Ark.

Lee Byrd Little Rock, Ark.

Linda Connett North Little Rock, Ark.

Suzanne Crockett Little Rock, Ark.

Carol Freyaldenhoven West Memphis

Sue Gonzales Fayetteville, Ark.

Judy Moore Malvern, Ark.

Marilyn Gunther Okmulgee, Oklahoma

Rosalee Phillips Prairie Grove, Ark.

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Danna Presson Fort Smith, Ark.

Heather Rhodes

Burlene Shepherd

North Little Rock

Springdale, Ark.

Leslie Skokos

Kay Stobaugh

Fort Smith, Ark.

Little Rock, Ark.

Bonnie Vaught

Malvern, Ark.

Rita Walker

Fay Williams

Marianna, Ark.

Jacksonville, Ark.

1989: THE FUTURE CHARTER STUDENTS

PROFESSIONAL DECORUM I DOWN 7 TO GO

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CYTOTECHNOLOGY

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WILLIAM E. JAQUES, M.D. Professor & Chairman, Department of Pathology Director, School of Cytotechnology

FACULTY

MARY W. DULANEY, M.D. Asst. Prof., Dept, of Pathology

CARL K. UYEDA, Ph D. Asst. Prof., Dept, of Pathology Asst. Director, School of Cytotechnology

KAY C. YOUNT Chief Cytotechnologist

LADENE B. STRONG, CT (ASCP) Cytotechnologist

GARY L. ALLRED Little Rock

ELAINE ANDERSON North Little Rock MARTHA BURNS Hot Springs

RONALD MILLER Little Rock SHEILA SCHWARZ Little Rock

Kerato-hyalin ringing again???

Seems like I’ve had this before!!

Just one more film . . . OK, OK???

Shall I file this under her last name or her husband’s??

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PATRON LIST Wade Clinic

Hot Springs

Hamilton Clinic

West Memphis

George J. Fotioo, M.D.

Hot Springs

George K. Mitchell, M.D.

Little Rock

William J. Roberts, M.D.

Charleston

J. W. Murry, M.D.

Fayetteville

Drs. Beaton—Crain—Burton

Wynne

Radiology Associates

Little Rock

W. R. Meredith, M.D.

Pine Bluff

The Family Clinic

Little Rock

John W. Dodson, M.D.

Hot Springs

Pappas Ear Clinic

Little Rock

Ross Fowler, M.D.

Harrison

D. A. Miles, M.D.

Little Rock

A. E. Thorne, M.D.

Camden

Siloam Springs Medical Center Asa A. Crow, M.D.

Paragould

0 . P. Garner, M.D.

Hot Springs

John D. Ashley, M.D.

Newport

Holt-Krock Clinic

Fort Smith

John B. Kirkley, M.D.

Jonesboro

J. W. Burnett, M.D.

Texarkana

F. S. Dozier, M.D.

Marianna

The Doctors Clinic

Pine Bluff

Robert Carnahan, M.D.

Little Rock

Drs. Headstream and Logan

Little Rock

Drs. Wortham and Moore

Jacksonville

Martindale Clinic

Hope

Harry Hayes, Jr., M.D.

Little Rock

Carl L. Wilson, M.D.

Fort Smith

A. S. Koenig, M.D.

Fort Smith

F. 0 . Mahoney, D.D.S.

Little Rock

Drs. Durham—McConkie and Murray

Hot Springs

Howard Schwander, M.D.

Little Rock

Drs. Stewart and Kramer

Fort Smith

E. M. Gray, M.D.

Mountain Home

Fairley Clinic

Osceola

D. B. Stough, M.D.

Hot Springs

A. M. Bradley, M.D.

Forrest City

Ted Skokos, D.D.S.

Fort Smith

Wade W. Burnside, M.D.

Fayetteville

W. R. Scarborough, M.D.

Clarksville

Arkansas Allergy Clinic

Little Rock

George Branscum, D.D.S.

Little Rock

Joe P. Stanley, M.D.

North Little Rock

Millard W. Black, M.D.

Little Rock

Collom and Carney Clinic

Texarkana

Carolyn Sue Black

Little Rock

D. H. Lowrey, M.D.

Russellville

Fayetteville

Diagnostic Clinic

E. J. Munn, M.D.

El Dorado

Edwin F. Gray, M.D.

Little Rock

G. H. Landers, M.D.

El Dorado

James C. Bethel, M.D.

Benton

Jim’s Cork and Bottle

Little Rock

Salem Clinic Saltzman-Guenther Clinic

Mountain Home

P & H Distributing Co.

Little Rock

TCS Orthopedic Clinic

Little Rock

First National Bank

Little Rock

Clark M. Baker, M.D.

Paragould

Rebsamen and East

Little Rock

Little Rock Orthopedic Clinic

Little Rock

Western Paper Company

Little Rock

The staff o f the Caduceus greatly appreciate the active support o f the above patrons who, with their contributions, helped make this yearbook possible.

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Saluting The Class Of â&#x20AC;&#x2122;69 BEST WISHES TO YOU Walter Atwood 410 Tower Building Office: FR54627

Little Rock Home: M06-2433

representing

SOUTHWESTERN LIFE BETTER PLANS FOR A BETTER LIFE

WALTER ATWOOD

Ask about the PROFESSIONAL ESTATE PLAN - life insurance protection now with premiums deferred until you would normally begin your medical career.

The Financial GROWTH Center OF ARKANSAS

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Wm. T. Stover Co., Inc. 7511 Scott Hamilton Drive LO 2-3340

Little Rock, Arkansas

Congratulations And Best Wishes To The 1969 Graduating Class Stover’s—Your Complete Source Of Supply We have enjoyed serving you the past four years, and would like to continue serving you in the future.

Call on Stover’s—Service Second To None 261

Compliments of

Pike Plaza Fabrics

complete interior design service specializing in residencies, commercial interiors and professional offices

Strawn’s FINE FURNITURE

But 1 never thought opening a school of dental hygiene would lead to this!

Seventh & Gaines St. - Little Rock — FR4-8249

Congratulations To The 1969 Graduating Class of the University of Arkansas School of Medicine

the

ARKANSAS MEDICAL SOCIETY A rare sight at UAMC—an empty parking space!

welcomes you

Compliments of

to the practice of medicine in Arkansas

D. A. Sparks, Inc. 262

Congratulations to the 1969 Graduates of The University of Arkansas Medical Center

ARKANSAS PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION Wallace Building Bill D. Plunkett Guy Newcomb Joe Owen Carelton B. Wright William G. Smith

Little Rock

Mena Osceola Texarkana Little Rock Little Rock

President President-Elect Second Vice-President Treasurer Secretary-Manager

T R IN IT Y LUTHERAN HOSPITAL KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI A COMMUNITY GENERAL HOSPITAL offers: ROTATING INTERNSHIPS (8) GENERAL PRACTICE RESIDENCY, Two Year (2) FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE: J. H. Hill, M.D. Director, Medical Education Trinity Lutheran Hospital 31st & Wyandotte Street Kansas City, Missouri

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Thc' 'Bank that does JVlore^ for You.

W ORTHEIM B A N K & T R U S T C O M P A N Y M e m b e r F D IC and F e d e ra l R e s e r v e S y s t e m s

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SERVING THE MEDICAL PROFESSIONS OF ARKANSAS

Compliments of

Pickens-Bond Construction Company

DAILEY’S OFFICE FURNITURE 304-308 Rock Street Little Rock’s Favorite Office Furniture Special Considerations for New Doctors

Dalton Dailey

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ST. F R A N C IS H O S P IT A L W IC H IT A . KANSAS

Providing health services for the Midwest since 1889 Continuing Postgraduate Medical Education since 1899

Residencies

Internships

Pathology Anesthesiology Radiology General Practice Surgery Ob-Gyn Internal Medicine Orthopedics Urology

22 positions offered, all major specialities Rotating â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 9 Straight Surgery Straight Medicine

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Full maintenance including generous stipend and apartment on hospital premises; 1-2-3- bedrooms.

860 beds for comprehensive clinical experience.

Outpatient facilities in major disciplines; 63,000 patients.

28.000 annual admissions.

For additional information and application write to: Department of Medical Education St. Francis Hospital 929 N. St. Francis Avenue Wichita, Kansas 67214 265

Give me the opportunity to talk witli you about a new idea in financial protection for young professional men.

It's called the Professional Estate Policy.

And it can make a big difference in your future. There’s never any obligation.

YOUR FRIEND FOR LIFE 410 Tower Building Office; FR54627

Little Rock, Ark. Home: CA5-6837

Southwestern Life INSURANCE COMPANY

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KILGORE NURSING HOME FORDYCE, ARKANSAS Physical Therapy, Medical Care Dietary Service Registered Nurse in Charge LPN’s around the Clock

Phone 352-2254 “L e t’s see now, if the Hb was 10.5, and the Hmt. was 45, the MCHC would b e . . . ”

THE UNIVERSITY SHOP Located In The Hospital Lobby fVe Will Order Any Book N ot In Stock

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WESLEY MEDICAL CENTER Wichita, Kansas WESLEY OFFERS 20 Rotating Internships Residencies in Medicine, Surgery, Family Practice, Radiology, Pathology, Orthopedics.

Full maintenance, stipend, apartment on campus or house adjoining campus.

Under a Director of Graduate and Continuing Medical Education Directors of Education in Medicine, Surgery, Family Practice, Pathology, Radiology, OB & Gyn, and Pediatrics.

WESLEY STATISTICS, 1967 Admissions Deliveries Clinic Visits E. R. Visits

Outpatient Visits Surgical Procedures Laboratory Tests X-Ray Procedures

21,622 2,803 7,017 26,772 Average Daily Census

37,884 11,523 408,580 50,629

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A new $3,800,000, 224-bed Medical Pavilion was opened in January 1969. Total bed capacity now 740 beds, 58 bassinets.

Contact W. C. Goodpasture, M.D., Director of Graduate and Continuing Medical Education, Wesley Medical Center, 550 N. Hillside, Wichita, Kansas 67214. Phone MU 5-2151, Extension 501.

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BUSCH. BAVARIAN BEER

MICHEIOB Suppliers of Good Booze for Good Parties

P & H DIST. CO. 1900 E. 15th LITTLE ROCK

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Call FR2-5168 and ask for Elmo

Approved Rotating Internship Programs Medicine, Radiology, Pathology, Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Psychiatry, Pediatrics

Residencies Medicine, Surgery, Radiology, Pathology, General Practice

335-bed hospital, 1 1,6 4 5 inpatient admissions, 14 out­ patient clinics. Affiliations with University of Kansas Medical Center, Children's Mercy Hospital, VA Hospital, Jackson County Hospital.

AN EXTRA BENEFIT at Menorah Medical Center is the Danciger Institute Program for Continuing Education for Physicians and other Health Care Professionals.

For Information Call Collect: Merle Charney, 8 1 6 / 2 7 6 - 8 1 0 1 , or write

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Congratulations Seniors

Davidson Dental Supply Waldon Building Little Rock CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS

SNELL LIMB & BRACE CO. 3924 WEST MARKHAM LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 270

The Medical Education Program Offers You .

Rotating Internships Medicine Obstetrics-Gynecology Pediatrics Surgical Specialties

Straight Pathology Interns Residencies Surgery Medicine Obstetrics-Gynecology Pathology Radiology Pediatrics For information write:

Cardiopulmonary Fellows all fully accredited

Director of Medical Education P. O. Box 5999 Dallas, Texas 75222

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Raymond Blank Memorial Hospital For Children Younker Memorial Rehabilitation Center

Iowa Methodist Hospital Area Code: 515 Phone; 288-7271 • • • • • • •

1200 Pleasant St. Des Moines, Iowa 50308

Largest Private Hospital in Iowa 35 Percent Of Patients Are Referrals Research, Sponsored by Grants Director of Medical Education (Full Time) Only Pediatric Hospital in State Four Year Surgical Residency Free (Select Your Own) Living Accommodations THEY ALL ADD UP TO AN IDEAL INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE

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Compliments of

Compliments of

North Hills Pharmacy

Gordon’s Beauty Salon University Towers

ADAMS ARTIFICIAL LIMB COMPANY

Congratulations Seniors

10 DONAGHEY BUILDING

FRIDEN, INC.

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS

“Since 1847”

Compliments of

Stifft’s Jewelers 511 Main

Little Rock,

Tedford Drug Co.

and The Mall

Compliments of

Smith’s Country Club Drug

The Camera Center “EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC”

Compliments of JOSTEN’S

301 West Capitol

Owatonna, Minnesota

FR 5-6455

Sam Vandiver, Representative

KRUGER TRAVEL BUREAU INCORPORATED

BROWNING’S

109 East Seventh Street 5805 Kavanaugh Little Rock

6120 Baseline Little Rock

FR 4-9271

CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS

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Compliments of

Congratulations Seniors

Finnegan Drug Store

Whitfield Jewelers

Union Central Life Insurance Company

Compliments of

Jackson Porcelain Laboratory

William M. Cooper, Representative

Pulaski Heights Bank

Howard’s Fabrics Care Services

“The Saturday Bank” Grant Street at Kavanaugh MO 3-6301

Member FDIC

1123 West Seventh Little Rock, Arkansas

Black Angus

Certified Member

“for easy living” Markham at Van Buren Call MO 6-0151 for everything packed To Go

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DRYCLEANING

The Toggery

Congratulations and Best Wishes

“Especially for the Young” “ R” Street at University Little Rock Phone: 663-8662

To The Class of 1969

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FR 4-0242

Thompson’s Medical and Scientific Texts Mahlon Williams UAMC Medical Class of 1971

Doug Claybrook UAMC Medical Class of 1971

Don Thompson UAMC Medical Class of 1970

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Tom Headlee UAMC Medical Class of 1972

Jim Beckman UAMC Medical Class of 1970

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COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF ARKANSAS

“/ wonder when th e y ’ll get around to asking fo r more m oney?”

More Medical Students Have Life Insurance With

JIM ALLEN Than With Any Other Life Insurance Agent.

James M. Allen, C.L.U. 18 West Fourth Street

FR 5-7975 Little Rock, Arkansas

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You Can Depend On Dunhall

Arkansas’ Only Pharmaceutical Manufacturer Gravette, Arkansas

Compliments of

Markham Liquor Store

Beaumont Nursing Home

Across from the Medical Center 4204 W. Markham MO 4-3385

Fredereica Pharmacies R. M. Blakely, Jr. 701 West Capitol

H. C. Sullivant, Owner

James R. Greene 4206 W. Markham

Lonnie Avery, Manager

Compliments of

Pittman-Moore Tom Reese, Representative Compliments of

Upjohn

Peck’s

Terry S. Gentry, Representative

4424 West Markham “Coldest Beer in Little Rock” 276

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Riverside Hospital is a growing hospital, with Schools of Nursing, Medical and X-Ray Technology.

We are located within two miles of the center of industrialized Toledo.

For further information write: Administrator, Riverside Hospital 1609 Summit St., Toledo, Ohio 43604

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Compliments of

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I didn't know Dr. Seager had a family.

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