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CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ......................................................................... 15 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE GRADUATE SCHOOL

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SCHOOL OF NURSING ..............................................................117 SCHOOL OF PHARMACY .......................................................... 141 HEALTH RELATED PROFESSIONS ......................................... 181 ORGANIZATIONS .......................................................................209

DEDICATION Dr. Shorey began hisform al education at Lyndon Institute, later receiving his A.B. Degreefrom Dartmouth in 1941 where he was a Phi Beta Kappa. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in 1943 and was elected to Alpha Omega Alpha. His post-doctoral training includes his Medicine Residency at the University of Pennsylvania, a Fellowship at Pepper Laboratory, and a Fellowship in Gastroenterology at the Kinsey-Thomas Foundation. His professional appointments, professional society memberships, and appointm ents to health related groups are too numerous to enumerate.

WINSTON K. SHOREY, M.D.

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Dr. Shorey joined the University Medical Center as Dean of the Medical School in August of 1961. At that time student admissions were low and the attrition rate was unusually high. Over the past 12 years the freshman class admissions have reached a high of 121 in 1973 and the applications for entrance have quadrupled. Due to the institution of improved screening methods as well as curriculum changes which have allowed more flexibility, the attrition rate has been cut drastically to less than 5 per cent for this year's graduating class.

During his tenure divisions of biometry, family practice, nuclear medicine, biomedical com m unication and continuing education for physicians in private practice have been established through his unrelenting efforts. The first fulltim e faculty members in Ophthalmology, Neurosurgery, Otolaryngology, and Neurology as well as fully accredited residencies in these fields were also founded during the last 12 years. Under his guidance a training program in cytotechnology, a com puter center, closed circuit television, and the Child Study Center became realities. And the Arkansas Caduceus Club came into existence. Dr. Shorey also helped institute the Maternal and Infant Care Projects, the Arkansas Regional Medical Program, the Children and Youth Project of Pulaski County and the Chronic Renal Disease Program.

Federal research grants at UAMC doubled during his first year as Dean and the Barton Foundation invested one m illion dollars for Medical Research and a $400,000 grant to the School of Medicine for scholarships. Through his influence and efforts, the Arkansas General Assembly increased the Rural Health Scholarship Program from an annual loan of $1600 to $5000. During the 69th General Assembly $18,100,000 was funded for rem odelling and construction programs which w ill eventually result in the admission of 170 freshmen medical students.

Dr. Shorey retires as Dean of the Medical School for the past 13 years to take the leading role in directing the Area Health Education Centers Program. His presence w ill be missed by many but the heritage that he leaves w ill be a constant reminder to all of a man dedicated to his convictions, devoted to equality of health care, concerned about his fellow man, and exemplary of integrity, seasoned judgm ent, and compassion.

REGISTRATION Registration began with 957 studentsenrolling in UAMCschools.

The routine is constant year after year from the fillin g out of myriads of form s to the paying of tra ffic fines avoided for 12 months. Buying insurance comes in handy if you're fortunate enough to get sick between 12 and 1 PM. After this comes w riting tu itio n checks, signing loan papers, posing for I.D. pictures, and signing up for football tickets. All in all, a day well spent in confusion, bewilderm ent, and chaos.

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“ Just 103 more charts to dictate.

That’s ju s t five short of R. P. M o o n ’s reco rd.’’

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The Medical Center furnishes neonatal care for over 2500 newborns delivered here each year. Dr. Alice Beard has directed our nursery and intensive care unit for several years with the intention of providing an optim al facility for neonatal care.

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This is the Ju n io r’s instrument table which helps him become fam iliar with instruments other than retractors.

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“ In Family Practice, we have some scut work every now and then.

ANESTHESIA REGULATION NO. 1 Always eat before passing gas.

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'Don't let me scare you. I’m just feeding my face.”

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“I put your catheter in just a little bit too far.’

I Junior Studs relax after three hours of daily rounds.

Part of the $18,000,000 appropriated by the legislature was budgeted fo r various improvements as well as additions w hich include; 1. a quick-space office area 2. better parking facilities and tra ffic lanes 3. a Medical Intensive Care Unit 4. a Family Planning Out-Patient Clinic 5. rem odeling of the Emergency Room and Operating Suite 6. elim ination of fire hazardous areas Hopefully, other problem areas such as inadequate teaching positions and salaries, low resident stipends, poorly organized nursing care, and an inefficient security system will not remain unrecognized as they have been the past several years.

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James E. Crank Hospital Director

Dr. Charles T. Prigmore Assistant to the Vice President Dean of Graduate School

Donald L. Borchert Assistant Hospital Director

Davey L. Hughes Assistant Hospital Director

Darrell F. Walters Chief Fiscal Officer

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Suzanne Mathews Resident Hall Manager

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Joe A. Abrams, M.D. State College of Ark.—B.S., N. Texas State Univ.—M.S.

James D. Allen, M.D. Univ. of Ark.—B.A.

John R. Anderson, M.D. Ark. A&M

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Keith E. Ashcraft, M.D. Ark. State Univ.—B.S.

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Bonnie J. L. Baker, M.D.

Ronald L. Baker, M.D.

Paul J. Baxley, M.D.

James P. Bell, M.D.

Univ. of Ark.

Harding— B.S.

UALR— B.S.

Univ. of Ark.— B.A.

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Richard E. BerryhIII, M.D.

Jay O. Bralnard, M.D.

John D. Bryan, M.D.

Univ. of Ark.— B.A.

Harding— B.S.

Univ. of Ark.

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William T. Burgess, M.D.

Richard L. Burnett, M.D.

Melanie K. Cable, M.D.

Emory University— B.S., Univ. of Ark. Grad. Schl.— M.S.

St. Coll, of Ark.—B.S., Univ. of Miss.

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Univ. of Ark.— B.A.

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Rickey R. Carson, M.D.

Carol A. Chaney, M.D.

Carol A. Chappell, M.D.

Joseph C. Clements, M.D.

Baylor Univ.

Univ. of Ark.

Univ. of Akron— B.A.

Harding— B.S.

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Carroll E. Corbell, M.D. Univ. of A rk — B.S.C.E., Univ. of Ark. Grad. Sch.— M.S.C.E.

Harrol L. Cranford, M.D.

Michael Cunningham, M.D.

Noble B. Daniel, M.D.

State College of Ark.— B.S.

Baylor Univ.—B.A., UAMC Grad. Sch.

Southern State— B.S.

John S. Daniels, M.D.

Washington Univ.—A.B.

Glenn R. Davis, M.D.

William C. Dudney, III, M.D.

Univ. of Dallas—B.A.

Univ. of Ark.—B.A.

Henry M. Duke, M.D.

Hendrix—B.A.

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Robert E. Farrell, M.D.

Lee A. Forestlere, M.D.

Bernard I. Fouke, Jr., M.D.

Ark. A&M— B.S., Univ. of Ark. Grad.

Schl.— M.S.

Hendrix— B.A.

Tulane Univ.—B.S.

Univ. of Ark.—B.A.

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Sharon W. Freeman, M.D.

Stephen R. Freeman, M.D.

Carl C. Garner, Jr., M.D.

UALR— B.S.

Univ. of Ark.— B.A.

Univ. of Ark. — B.A.

State College of Ark.

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Fred J. George, M.D.

Ira B. Gershner, M.D.

Wm. Patrick Gibson, M.D.

Bill H. Goodin, M.D.

Memphis State

Univ. of Texas

Hendrix— B.A.

David Lipscomb College— B.A.

David A. Hall, M.D. Rodney L. Grlfftn, M.D. Maurice E. Graham, M.D.

Stephen C. Graves, M.D.

St. Coll, of Ark.— B.S.

Univ. of Ark.

Southern State, Univ. of Ark. Schl. of Pharmacy— B.S.

Southwestern at Memphis— B.A., Univ. of Ark. Grad. Schi.— M.S.

Harold H. Haller, M.D. Ark. A&M

Nancy B. T. Haller, M.D. Univ. of Ark.—B.A.

Ronald D. Hardin, M.D. Ark. State Univ.

Gary E. Harper, M.D. UALR—B.S.

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Linda A. Haynie, M.D. Univ. of Ark.—B.A.

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Thomas H. Hoffman, M.D. Ark. Tech.— B.A.

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Thomas H. Hollis, M.D. St. Coll, of Ark.—B.S., Univ. of Ark. Schl. of Pharmacy—B.S.

H. Joe Howe, M.D. Hendrix—B.A.

John A. Huskins, M.D. Hendrix—B.A.

Haynes G. Jackson, Jr., M.D. Southwestern at Memphis— B.A., Memphis State Grad. Schl.

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Christina Jefferson, M.D. Univ. of Ark.—B.S.

Thomas C. Jefferson, M.D. Univ. of Ark.—B.S.

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John L. B. Kientz, Jr., M.D. Hendrix—B.A.

John J. Jucas, M.D. St. College of Ark.—B.S.

Robert M. Johnston, M.D. Tulane Univ.—B.S.

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Gregory S. Krulin, M.D. Univ. of Dayton—B.S., Univ. of Ark. Grad. Schl.—M.S.

Tommie L. Love, Jr., M.D. Univ. of Ark.—B.A.

John R. Lowe, M.D. Univ. of Alabama—B.S.

Robert J. Manis, M.D. Hendrix—B.A.

M. F. McFarland, Ml, M.D. Hendrix—B.A.

Gary L. McGrew, M.D. Ark. State Univ.—B.S.

William R. Meredith, M.D. Univ. of Ark.

Joseph W. MIzelle, M.D. Hendrix—B.A., Univ. of Okla­ homa—Ph.D.

Arl Van Moore, Jr., M.D. Univ. of Miss.—B.S.C.E.

Christine H. Murphy, M.D. Univ. of Ark.— B.S.

Michael R. Murphy, M.D. Washington & Lee Univ.—B.S.

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George A. Norton, M.D. Hendrix—B.A.

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Ronald R. Reese, M.D. Univ. of Ark.

Ishmael S. Reid, M.D. Southern Illinois Univ.—B.A.

Charles D. RIdgley, Jr., M.D. Univ. of Ark.—B.A.

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James A. Rutherford, M.D. Western Michigan Univ.—B.S Trinity Univ. Grad. Schl.—M.S.

Richard P. Schratz, M.D. Univ. of Ark.—B.A.

Jan W. Scruggs, M.D. Univ. of Ark.

Michael L. Selby, M.D. Ark. State Univ.—B.S.

Leslie H. Sessions, M.D. Southern State— B.S.

Bruce L. Smith, Jr., M.D. Univ. of Ark.—B.S.

C. Byron Smith, III, M.D. Hendrix—B.A.

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Walt Stallings, M.D. Hendrix—B.A.

James D. Stroud, M.D. Univ. of Ark.—B.A.

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Michael E. Tedder, M.D. Ark. Tech.—B.A.

Marsha Thomas, M.D. Ark. State Univ.

F. Allen White, Jr., M.D. Hendrix—B.A.

Phillip L. White, M.D. Ouachita Baptist Univ.—B.S.

Steven C. Whited, M.D. Southwestern at Memphis—B.S.

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Paul H. Wilson, M.D. St. College of Ark.—B.A.

Robert B. Wilson, Jr., M.D. Univ. of Ark.—B.A.

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William J. Wright, M.D. Hendrix—B.A.

Michael C. Young, M.D. Univ. of Ark.â&#x20AC;&#x201D;B.A.

POST-GRADUATE TRAINING 1974 Joe A. Abram s..................................................... Arkansas Baptist Medical Center, Little Rock James D. Allen .................................................... University Hospital, Little Rock John R. A nderson............................................... University Hospital, Little Rock Keith E. A shcraft................................................. St. Vincent Infirmary, Little Rock Bonnie J. Baker .................................................. University Hospital, Little Rock Ronald L. B aker.................................................. St. Vincent Infirmary, Little Rock Paul J. Baxley ..................................................... University Hospital, Little Rock James P. Bell ...................................................... University Hospital, Little Rock Dennis W. Berner ............................................... University Hospital, Little Rock Richard E. Berryhill ............................................ U.S. Naval Hospital, San Diego, California Jay O. Brainard ................................................... University Hospital, Little Rock John D. Bryan ..................................................... Hillcrest Medical Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma Joseph K. Buchman ........................................... Cincinnati General Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio William T. Burgess ............................................. U.S. Naval Hospital, Bethesda, Maryland Richard L. B u rn e tt.............................................. St. Vincent Infirmary, Little Rock Melanie K. Cable ................................................ Memorial Medical Center, Corpus Christi, Texas Rickey R. Carson ................................................ University Hospital, Little Rock Carol A. Chaney.................................................. Undecided Carol A. Chappell ............................................... University Hospital, Little Rock Joseph C. Clements ........................................... U.S. Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Virginia Carroll E. C o rb e ll................................................ St. Vincent Infirmary, Little Rock Harrol L. Cranford .............................................. Baptist Memorial Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee Michael Cunningham ......................................... Scott & White Memorial Hospital, Temple, Texas Noble B. D aniel................................................... John Peter Smith Hospital, Fort Worth, Texas John S. D aniels................................................... Barnes Hospital Group, St. Louis, Missouri Glenn R. Davis .................................................... University of Utah Affiliated Hospitals, Salt Lake City, Utah William C. Dudney, I I I ......................................... U.S. Naval Hospital, Oakland, California Henry M. Duke .................................................... University Hospital, Little Rock Richard W. Dunn ................................................ University Hospital, Little Rock Robert E. Farrell ................................................. University Hospital, Little Rock Lee A. Forestiere ................................................ University Hospital, Little Rock Bernard I. Fouke, Jr............................................. Columbia Richland Co., Columbia, South Carolina Eric A. Fraser ...................................................... University Hospital, Little Rock Sharon W. Freeman ...........................................Tripler Army Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii Stephen W. Freeman ........................................ Tripler Army Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii Carl C. Garner, Jr................................................ University Hospital, Little Rock Fred J. G eorge....................................................Methodist Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee Ira B. Gershner ................................................... University Hospital, Little Rock William P. Gibson ............................................... St. Vincent Hospital, Worcester, Massachusetts Bill H. Goodin ..................................................... Vanderbilt University Affiliated Hospitals, Nashville, Tennessee Maurice E. Graham ............................................ U.S. Naval Hospital, Oakland, California Stephen C. Graves ............................................. The Medical Center, Columbus, Georgia Rodney L. Griffin ................................................ University Hospital, Little Rock A. David Hall ....................................................... Cincinnati General Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio Harold H. Haller .................................................. Methodist Hospital, Dallas, Texas Nancy B. T. Haller .............................................. Methodist Hospital, Dallas, Texas Ronald D. Hardin ................................................ University Hospital, Little Rock Gary E. Harper .................................................... University Hospital, Little Rock Linda A. Haynie .................................................. Harlem Hospital, New York, New York Richard Y. Henry ................................................ St. Johns Hospital, Tulsa, Oklahoma Thomas M. H illis ................................................. University Hospital, Little Rock Thomas M. H offm an........................................... University Hospital, Little Rock Thomas H. Hollis ................................................ University Hospital, Little Rock Herbert J. H ow e.................................................. University of Minnesota Hospitals, Minneapolis, Minnesota John A. H uskins.................................................. University Hospital, Little Rock Haynes G. Jackson, Jr......................................... University Hospital, Little Rock

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Rodney K. Jamison ............................................ St, Louis University Group Hospitals, St. Louis, Missouri Christina Jefferson .............................................William Beaumont Army Medical Center, El Paso, Texas Thomas C. Jefferson ..........................................William Beaumont Army Medical Center, El Paso, Texas Joseph W. Johnson ............................................ University Hospital, Little Rock Robert M. Johnston ........................................... Kansas City General Hospital, Kansas City, Missouri John J. Jucas ......................................................Tripler Army Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii John L. B. Kientz, Jr............................................ Scott & White Memorial Hospital, Temple, Texas Jerry H. K ro ft.......................................................Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco, California Gregory S. Krulin ................................................University Hospital, Little Rock Tommie L. Love, Jr..............................................University Hospital, Little Rock John R. Lowe ......................................................Los Angeles Co-USC Medical Center, Los Angeles, California Robert J. Manis ..................................................U.S. Naval Hospital, Jacksonville, Florida Marion F. McFarland, III ....................................Columbia Richland Co., Columbia, South Carolina Gary L. M cGrew..................................................Tripler Army Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii William R. M eredith............................................University Hospital, Little Rock Joseph W. Mizelle .............................................. University Hospital, Little Rock Arl Van Moore, Jr.................................................Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina Christine H, Murphy............................................ Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia Michael R. Murphy .............................................Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia Richard M. Nestrud ............................................University Hospital, Little Rock George A. Norton ...............................................St. Louis University Group Hospitals, St. Louis, Missouri Patrick N. O sam ..................................................University Hospital, Little Rock Samuel W. Peebles ............................................ Arkansas Baptist Medical Center, Little Rock E. Louise Pinson ................................................City of Memphis Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee Richard P. Portis ................................................University Hospital, Little Rock Ronald R. Reese .................................................University Hospital, Little Rock Ishmael S. Reid ...................................................University Hospital. Little Rock Charles D. Ridgley, Jr..........................................William Beaumont Army Medical Center, El Paso, Texas James T. Russell .................................................University Hospital, Little Rock James A. Rutherford .......................................... University Hospital, Little Rock Richard P. Schratz ............................................. University Hospital, Little Rock Jan W. Scruggs ..................................................St. Johns Hospital, Tulsa, Oklahoma Michael L. Selby .................................................University Hospital, Little Rock Leslie H. Sessions ..............................................St. Vincent Infirmary, Little Rock Bruce L, Smith, Jr................................................University of Mississippi, Jackson, Mississippi Cecil B. Smith, I I I ................................................St. Lukes Hospital, Kansas City, Missouri John C. Smith .....................................................John Peter Smith Hospital, Fort Worth, Texas James W. Stallings ............................................. University Hospital, Little Rock James D, Stroud .................................................The Medical Center, Columbus, Georgia Michael E. Tedder .............................................. St. Vincent Infirmary, Little Rock Marsha Thomas ..................................................University Hospital, Little Rock Faber A. White, Jr................................................ University Hospital, Little Rock Phillip L. White ...................................................University Hospital, Little Rock Steven C. Whited ................................................ University Hospital, Little Rock Harold F. Wilson .................................................University Hospital, Little Rock Paul H. Wilson .................................................... University Hospital, Little Rock Robert B. Wilson, Jr............................................ V.A. Wadsworth Hospital Center, Los Angeles, California William J. Wright ................................................City of Memphis Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee Michael C. Young ............................................... University Hospital, Little Rock

Thanks T.J.

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GUY M. BEENE, JR. Aug. 29, 1948-Sep. 22, 1973 Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you.

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And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky.

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JUNIOR MEDICINE Gary Villines President

Wm. Alexander Darrell Bonner

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James Arkins James Bost

Charles Mabry Vice-President

James Arthur Sharon Bourne

Ted Mettetal Treasurer

John Baber M. H. Bowles

William Berry Gerald Boyles

Glen Blue Tom Brillhart

Cathleen Burgess Michael Crawley

Thomas Cain Scott Daniel

James Campbell David Andrew

Jim Clarke John Dedman

John Crabtree Steven Edmondson

Robert Craig Herman Ferrell

John Fisher Vincent Gibbert

Tony Flippin Eric Goad

James Fowler Roy Goodart

Robert Fraser Margaret Grant

Cullen Fuller Jim Griffin

George Garrett James Grissom

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Everyone wants to give her the bird.

'Sloughâ&#x20AC;? Kirkman's energy crisis

Fred Heinemann Richard Hinkle

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Mitch Heroman Bob Holder

Celeste Herr Ronnie Hughes

Harlan Herr Jim Johnson

Bicky Higginbotham Eugene Jones

Michael Hightower Gregory Kaczenski

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Mary Kaczenski Rob Lowery

Clark Kirkman Charles Mabry

Charles Klepper C. R. Magness

Steven Kramer Donna Major

Katherine Latimer John McAuley

Jon Krannichfeld Michael Martin

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'You think my shit don't stink, you ought to smell his!'

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Gordon McCarty Kelley Meyer

Marvin Poole Stan Reyenga

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Duke McConnon Everett Moulton

Roger Porter Peyton Rice

Robert McCrary Gary Neaville

Jerry Puckett John Rinde

Linda McDade Douglas Parker

John Ransom Gary Russell

Robert McKinney Charles Phillips

Ted Mettetal Ruth Polk

Eddie Reddick John Russell

Michael Reid Richard Sanders

Gary Villines Michael Westbrook

Gene Waldon Robert Williams

Vern Ann Williams

Larry Wright

William Wassell William Young

Robert Webb Donna Zahniser

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“ Here we have a frilly dilly, it's the one t h a t ’s been c irc u m c is e d w ith hedge clippers.”

FACULTY AWARDS, PART II Dr.Roman: Endometrial Enchilada Award Dr. Barclay: The Blighted Ovum Award Dr. W estbrook: Jethro Bodine Award Dr. B. Thompson: Nice guys finish last Award Dr. Landsman: Herman Munster's Grandfather Award Dr. V. Gordon: Whale Tails Award Dr. Rosenfeld: Semitic Smegma Award Dr. Harry Brace: The John Douglas Award Drs. Bob & Rosalind Abernathy: The Quick& The Dead Award Dr. Shorey: Goodbye Mr. Chips Award Dr. Shannon: Red on the head like a noodle on a poodle Award Dr. Bates: Pres, of the John Pauly Fan Club Award Dr. Marvin: Sleeping dogs do lie Award Dr. G. Green: Tom Terrific Award Dr. J. Elders: What makes a hormone Award Dr. Caldwell: The baby died but the fart lived Dr. Campbell: The Woopsee Award Dr. Reed: The Pseudo Suck Award

Dr. Bryles: You’re CK, I'm Fat Award Dr. Sunderman: The Shrink Shrank Award Dr. D. Williams: Some nice guys finish first Award Dr. Redman: Penis Genuis Award Dr. S. Flanigan: Limp Neuron Award Dr. H. Hayes: The Frilly Dilly Award Dr. Beard: M other Goose Award Dr. Clark: Epidural Maniac Award Nurse Holland: The Sargent Snorkle Award Mr. Warner: Promises, Promises Award Dr. Padilla: The Antihuman Globulin Award Dr. Cornell: The Ten Dollar A Day Man Award Dr. Hawks: The Golden DeLee’s Award Dr. Dennis: The School W ithout Balls Award Dr. D. H. Berry: The fart was tw ins Award Dr. Baldwin: The England, Arkansas Award

To the new dean, from his first graduating class, the class of 7 5 : Good Luck, Sucker Award

*The above awards are accredited to the Junior Class and do not necessarily represent the opinion of the Editor.

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“ It looks like the tailpipe of a Studebaker to me.”

“ And when you trace-out these veins here, they form what looks like a little vagina.”

Who says Dr. Reed and Dr. Caldwell never get together?

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SOPHOMORE MEDICAL STUDENTS

Sophomores continue to suckle through their second year.

William Alien “Abe” Ashcraft Charies Baier David Baker

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Robert Cheek Rusty Cranford Doug Cummings Doug Curran

f David Danieis Aiice Davidson Kent Davidson Patricia Davis

Diliard Denson Kenneth Dowless Biil Dudding Tom Eans

Charies Edmondson David Erby Mike Finan James Fitzpatrick

i Richard Fitzrandoiph Durwood Flournoy Gene France Jim Fuller

Guy Gardner David Garrett Jim Gilbert Jack Gordon

Bill Granger Harley Harber Clark Harris Sidney Hayes

Lee Henderson Mike Hendren Bill Henry Howell Hill

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Joe Namath never got creamed like this.

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Thompson and Trotter are looking for their balls again.

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William Jennings Stan Kellar Al Keller Bobby Ko

William Koch Walter Kyle John Lachowsky John Lambert

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Doyne Loyd Don Maurer Gary McBryde Joseph McCarty

I James McDaniel Dale McGinty James Metrailer Steve Metzer

Bennie Mitchell Chip Money Evelyn Monroe Lance Monroe

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David Morton Kenneth Murphy Gerald Oldham Jerry Panuska

Steve Parker

Tom Paulus

Nick Piediscaizi

Jody Pierce

I Alice Richards

Frank Roberts Steve Roberts David Rogers Doug Rogers

Robert Ross Sherm Sacks David Shaver Mack Shotts

Bruce Smith Judy Stafford Joe Stainton Dick Stevenson

Phii Stone Larry Stonesifer Bili Swindeii Bob Tayior

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John Underwood Roger Van Dyke Duane Velez Paul Wade

Charles Watkins Mark Wewers Steve Whaley Richard Wheeler

I Louis White Robert White Tommie White Paul Wilbur

Anes Wiley David Wilkes Fred Wilson Dennis Wingfield

Stephen Woodruff Stan Worley Bob Yates Ted Youngberg

F R E S H M A N

Introduction to the patient begins in the lab.

Donald C. Abernathy Bentonville Robert E. Abraham Little Rock Johnny P. Adkins, III Manila Penelope Atkinson Van Buren Susan S. Baker Little Rock

Charles W. Ball, Jr. Eudora Steven T. Barron N. Little Rock Glenn H. Bennett Sidon Wheirda L. Bentley Pine Bluff Bruce E. Berry Dardanelle

Robert L. Berry Little Rock Larry J. Bodeker Jonesboro Jerry L. Bolen Fayetteville Joe F. Bradley Russellville Craig J. Brown Fayetteville

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Julia E. Connelly Hot Springs Ben W. Davis N. Little Rock Chad L. Deal Blytheville Richard Delaney Jonesboro James S. Deneke W. Memphis

Shirley K. DesLauriers Eudora

Thomas R. Dykman Little Rock

Gregory R. Elliott Nashville Steven C. Fincher Waldo Deborah D. Flowers Batesville Roger N. Fowler Russellville Russell E. Galatzan Jacksonville

William M. Gibbs, I Forrest City John A. Gillean, III Texarkana Dennis E. Go Pine Bluff Janet A. Hale Little Rock Vernon A. Harden Pine Bluff

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C. Reid Henry, Jr. Little Rock Debra L. Henry W. Memphis David C. Hicks

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John FI. Kendrick Springdale Fred E. King Russellville

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James Z. Mason Stuttgart Judy K. Mathews N. Little Rock Robert F. McCarron Flot Springs

Richard L. McDougal Siloam Springs Michael S. McFarland Flot Springs Karen P. McGann Fort Smith

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Clinton G. Melton Searcy Myra G Merchant Texarkana John C. Nash, Jr. Little Rock Richard A. Nix El Dorado David W. Ohrt Fayetteville

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Jim Pang, Jr. West Flelena Larry L. Patrick Boles Thomas O. Pitts Fort Smith Thomas A. Rado Little Rock Joseph N. Ragan Pocahontas

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John W. Sixbey Magnolia Warren A. Skaug Harrison Robert A. Skinner Booneville Campbell K. Skokos Fort Smith Annette S. Slater Forrest City

George R. Smith, Jr. Jonesboro Harold E. Smith, Jr. El Dorado Theodore F. Smyer Pine Bluff Stanley S. Snow Russellville Andrew J. Somers, Jr. Little Rock

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MEDICAL SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION

Mr. Warner, Dean Shorey, and Dr. Marvin discuss curriculum changes.

Winston K. Shorey, M.D. Dean

George W. Warner Assistant Dean of Administrative Affairs i? i f i

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DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY

William C. Langston Professor Emeritus

John E. Pauly Professor and Chairman

Ervin W. Powell Professor

Lawrence E. Scheving Professor E. Robert Burns Associate Professor

Donald Cave Associate Professor Shirley A. Gilmore Associate Professor

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Jure W. Schoultz Assistant Professor

Robert D. Skinner Assistant Professor

Bernard L. Soloff Assistant Professor

Tien-Hu Tsai Instructor

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ANESTHESIOLOGY DIVISION OF SURGERY

Richard B, Clark, M.D. Associate Professor and Acting Chief

Dola Thompson, M.D. Associate Professor

Robert Fisher, M.D. Chief Resident

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Jim Porter, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Larry Johnson, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Joan W. Flacke, M.D. Assistant Professor

Cheryl Friday, M.D. Instructor

Walter S. Guinee, M.D. Assistant Professor

Astride Seifen, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Alan Stallings, M.D. 1St Year Resident

Manford Morris. Ph.D. Professor W. Grady Smith. Ph.D. As­ sociate Professor Charles G. Winter, Ph.D. Associate Professor

Yun-Chi Yeh, Ph.D. Associate Professor J. Lyndal York, Ph.D. Associate Professor

C. Bhuvaneswaran, Ph.D. Instructor Marjorie Brewster, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Charles L. Wadkins, Ph.D. Professor and Chairman

Rose Mary Cernosek, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Stanley F. Cernosek, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

BIOCHEMISTRY Donald C. DeLuca, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Charles A. Nelson, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

David Straub. M.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Not Pictured Charles Angel, Ph.D. Professor

P.V. Wagh, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

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Glenn V. Dalrymple, M.D. Professor Roscoe Dykman, Ph.D. Professor Robert C. Walls, Ph.D. Associate Professor

John F. McCoy, Ph.D. Associate Professor Anita G. Schroeder, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Jack B. Johnson, M.S. Instructor

James H. Meade, Jr., Ph.D. Professor and Head

DIVISION OF BIOMETRY

J. Wilson Nance, B.A. Instructor Carolyn H. Thompson, M.S. Instructor Sylvia Johnson, M.S. Instructor

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Hope G. Lehman, M.D. Assistant Professor

C. Rodney Baker, M.D, Assistant Professor

John M. Tudor, Jr., M.D. Assistant Professor and Head

Cagle Harrendorf, M.D Assistant Professor

Paul A. Wallick, M.D. Assistant Professor

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Lois C. Malkemes, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

J. O. Cooper, M.D. Assistant Professor

Robert R. Mathews, M.D. Assistant Professor

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Jim G. Bozeman, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Wayne E. Fortson, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Joe D. King, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Samuel A. McGuire, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

L. Davis Spurlock, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Samuel D. Taggart, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Sandra S. Young, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Not Pictured: Hoy B. Speer, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Jeffrey Eisenach, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Rickey Carson, A.I. C. C. Garner, A.I. Gary Harper, A.I. Thom Hollis, A.I. John Juskins, A.I. Gary McGre\ÂŤ, A.I. Richard Portis, A.I. Ron Reese, A.I. Jim Russell, A.I. Phil White, A.I. Harold Wilson, A.I. Mike Young, A.I.

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Robert E. Bowling, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Acting Chairman

Carl E. Duffy, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus Dr. Duffy retired this year after serving for 25 years as Chairman of the Microbiology Department. He received his A.B. degree from Ohio University in 1934, his M.S. in 1938 and Ph.D. in 1940 from the University of Cincinnati. He held a Teaching Appointment at Wayne State University from 1943-48 before coming to Arkansas in 1948.

Harry O. Betterton, Ph.D. Assistant Professor H. F. Hardin, Ph.D., Paul N. Morgan, Ph.D. Associate Professors

MICROBIOLOGY DEPARTMENT James J. Daly, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Herbert M. Matthews Assistant Instructor

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE

<■ Robert S. Abernathy, Ph.D., M.D. Professor and Chairman

James S. Taylor, M.D. Professor Emeritus

George L. Ackerman, M.D. Professor

Joe H. Bates, M.D. Professor Owen Beard, M.D. Professor

James E. Doherty, M.D. Professor SsW•

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Arthur Haut, M.D. Professor

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William Stead, M.D. Professor

Clinton Texter, M.D. Professor

Eugene Towbin, M.D. Professor

James O. Wynn, M.D. Professor

Spencer Raab, M.D. Associate Professor

Tom Brewer. M.D. Assistant Professor

Louis Sanders, M.D. Associate Professor

Jerry Carter, M.D. Assistant Professor

Galen Barbour, M.D. Assistant Professor

John Douglas, M.D. Assistant Professor

James S. Adamson, M.D. Associate Professor

Robert Bulloch, M.D. Associate Professor

Marvin L. Murphy, M.D. Associate Professor

Malcohm Pearce, M.D. Associate Professor

Joe Bissett, M.D. Assistant Professor

Fred H. Faas, M.D. Assistant Professor

Charles Boyd, M.D. Assistant Professor

Branch T. Fields. M.D. Assistant Professor

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Jim Kizziar, M.D. Assistant Professors

Janice Gunnels. M.D.

Eleanor Lipsmeyer, M.D.

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Ray Marecek. M.D.

Fernando Padilla, M.D.

Rodney Patterson, M.D.

Gene McNabb. M.D.

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Shiva Rastogi, M.D.

Thomas E. Ratts, M.D.

Assistant Professors

A man who makes a few mis­ takes but admits none.

Jerome Rosenfeld, M.S. Instructor

Charles Silverblatt Assistant Professor

Karl David Straub, M.D.

Bill Tranum, M.D.

Assistant Professors Patients usually wait several hours before being seen in the clinic.

HOUSE OFFICERS — MEDICINE DEPARTMENT

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Ford Barnes, M.D.

Robert Butler, M.D.

Charles Crumb, M.D.

Neil DeSoyza. M.D.

Nancy Rector, M.D.

John Baldridge, M.D. House Officer IV

/J Lawson Glover, M.D.

Jim Kane, M.D. Mary Raab, M.D. Instructors

John Hampton, M.D. K. M. Shakir, M.D. House Officers IV

Don Heard, M.D,

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Jim Boger, M.D. Bill Flanagan, M.D. House Officers III

Bill McKnight, M.D. House Officers III

Bill Roberts, M.D.

Jo Etta Galbraith, M.D.

Doug Smart, M.D.

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John Watson, M.D. House Officers III

Jim Wellons, M.D.

Ed Barlow, M.D. Anthony Bennett, M.D. House Officers II

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John Bond, M.D. David Crittenden, M.D. House Officers II

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Adam Robertson, M.D. House Officers II

Allen Lee, M.D.

Linda Deere, M.D. Jack Fendley, M.D. House Officers I

Fred Robertson, M.D.

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Mike Futrell, M.D.

Frank Wilson. M.D

Steve Jones, M.D. House Officers

Larry Battles, M.D.

John Doran, M.D.

Bill Deneke, M.D.

Curtis Green\way, M.D.

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Hank Jordon, M.D.

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Mike Mackey, M.D.

Jerry Malott, M.D. Interns

Jim McMillan, M.D.

Rex Payne, M.D.

W. Mage Honeycutt, M.D. Associate Clinical Professor William N. Jones. M.D. Associate Clinical Professor Ray V. Biondo, M.D. Assistant Clinical Professor

Michael Keeran, M.D. Assistant Clinical Professor Carl J. Raque, M.D. Assistant Clinical Professor

Joel Holloway, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

John D. Ginger, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

DIVISION OF DERMATOLOGY

Joseph P. Fetzek, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Jeff M. Niemann, M.D. 1st Year Resident

G. Thomas Jansen, M.D. Division Chairman

Rene Bressinck, M.D. 1st Year Resident

William P. Galloway, M.D. 1st Year Resident

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J. H, Bornhofen, M.D. Associate Professor

S.W. Boellner, M.D.

G. J. Lucas, M.D. Assistant Professors

C. S. Howell, M.D,

Miguel Sanguino, M.D. Instructor

NEUROLOGY DIVISION OF MEDICINE Robert Galbraith, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Dennis D. Lucy, Jr., M.D. Associate Professor and Chairman

O. J. Mitchell, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Rubin Harris, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

V Richard Jordon, M.D. 1st Year Resident

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Mary L. Ragsdill, M.D, 1St Year Resident

Byron L. Hawks, M.D. Professor

Max Baldwin, M.D. Assistant Professor

Juan Roman-Lopez, M.D. Assistant Professor

Katherine L. Doyle, Ph D. Associate Professor

I David L. Barclay, M.D. Professor and Chairman

OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY

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Paul J. Cornell, M.D. Instructor

M. M. Ahmad, M.D. Instructor

Ken Weaver, M.D. Chief Resident R. A. Council. M.D. Senior Resident Cliff Councille, M.D. Senior Resident Jim Fraser, M.D. Senior Resident

Shelly Griffin, M.D. Junior Resident Spencer Johnson, M.D. Junior Resident Jon David Power, M.D. Junior Resident

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OPHTHALMOLOGY

Calvin Hanna, Ph.D. Professor

H. Roy, M.D. Assistant Professor

Fritz T. Fraunfelder, M.D. Professor and Chairman

R. S. Wilson, M.D. Assistant Professor

t \ J. Y. Massey, M.D., P. Wilson. M.D. 4th Year Residents

A. T. Thomas, M.D., J. Landers, M.D. 3rd Year Residents

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J. McDonald, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

R. E. Hardberger, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

J. McNair, M.D. 2nd Year Resident J. Williamson, M.D. 2nd Year Resident A. Woods, M.D. 2nd Year Resident E.C. Clifton, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

F. Boozman, M.D. 1st Year Resident C. W. Hof, M.D. 1st Year Resident

T. R. Wallace, M.D, 1st Year Resident

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PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT

William E. Jaques, M.D. Professor and Chairman

Haroid J. White, M.D. Professor and Vice-Chairman

Howard Quittner, M.D. Professor

Carios Araoz, M.D. Associate Professor Cari Uyeda, Ph.D. Associate Professor Marjorie Brewster, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Rodney Carlton, M.D. Assistant Professor

Robin Jones, Ph.D., M.D. Assistant Professor Hollis K. Leathers, M.D. Assistant Professor Carl L. Mathews, M.D. Assistant Professor Robert F. Schaifer, M.D. Assistant Professor

Don I. Scott, M.D. Assistant Professor Ray Shenefelt, M.D. Assistant Professor Berwin Monroe Instructor John McConnell, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

(Not Pictured — Benjamin Highman, M.D., Professor — Chao Nien Sun, Ph.D., Professor — Charles Frith, Ph.D., Assistant Professor — Robert Sprowls, D.V.M., Assistant Professor and Arlis Boothe. D.V.M., Assistant Professor).

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James H, Golleher, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Dan Moser, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Larkus H. Pesnell, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Gary S. Markland, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

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Stephen A. Marx, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Carl N. McKinney, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Louis G. Singleton, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Robert M. Stainton, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

N. Leland Dodd, M.D. 1st Year Resident Michael F. Koehl, M.D. 1st Year Resident Charles Sullivan, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Eulalia Araox Edith BoNwman

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Elaine Anderson Patricia Reddick Cytotechnologists

Sharolyn Sprigg

DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS

Alice Beard, M.D. Professor

Vida H. Gordon, M.D. Professor

Neil Sims, M.D. Professor

D. H. Berry, M.D.

Robert E. Merrill, M.D. Professor and Chairman

J. H. Bornhofen, M.D., Florence Char, M.D. Associate Professors

Harold Decker, M.D.

W. T. Dungan, M.D.

Joycelyn Elders, M.D., A. S. Fitzhugh, M.D. Associate Professors

Manford Morris, Ph.D.

Rosalind Abernathy, M.D. Assistant Professor

J. O. Cooper, M.D.

Gordon Green, M.D., Horace Green, M.D. Assistant Professors

Maxine Hinton. Ph.D,

Roosevelt Brown. D D.S. Instructor

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Harry Harmon, M.D. 4th Year Resident Roger Clubbs. M.D. 3rd Year Resident Mary Lou Ahrens, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Linda Markland, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Whit Hall, M,D. Dan Riner, M.D.

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Alvin A. Krum Professor

Thomas I. Koike Associate Professor

Gary C. Bond Assistant Professor

John E. Whitney Professor and Head

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY

Howard H. Conaway Assistant Professor

James N. Pasley Assistant Professor

Walter M. St. John Assistant Professor

Anthony K. Tung Assistant Professor

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K. H. Ginzel, M.D. Professor

Calvin Hanna, Ph.D. Professor

DEPARTMENT ® OE PHARMACOLOGY Haim I. Bicher, M.d., Ph.D. Associate Professor Ernst E. Seifen, M.D Professor

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Werner E. Flacke, M.D. Professor and Chairman

Joe E. Stone, Ph.D. Associate Professor

Daryl D. Christ, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Roscoe A. Dykman, Ph.D. Professor John L. Delk, M.D. Associate Professor Sidney J, Fields, M.D. Associate Professor Fred O. Henker, M.D. Associate Professor

Robert R. Mathews, M.D Associate Professor Robert F. Shannon, M.D. Associate Professor Richard H. Sundermann, M.D. Associate Professor

William G. Reese, M.D. Professor and Chairman

D E 0 P F A R T M E N T

P S Y C H I A T R Y

Hope G. Lehman, M.D. Assistant Professor

0. Wendell Hall, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

James A. Jenkins, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Edwin C. Jones, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Paul D. Meier, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Franklin B. Minirth. M.D. 2nd Year Resident

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Paul Keith Nabours, M.D. 1st Year Resident

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Kay Lewallen Instructor Stanton A. McGill, Jr. Instructor Ruth L. Melsheimer Instructor

CHILD STUDY CENTER FACULTY John E. Peters, M.D. Professor and Head

Sam D. Clements, Ph.D. Professor

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Irving C. Ringdahl, M.D. Assistant Professor

Wilma C. Diner, M.D. Professor

Eleanor P. Deed, M.D. Associate Professor

Donald R. Harris, M.D. Assistant Professor

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Phillip L. Smith, M.D. Assistant Professor

Robert M. Tirman, M.D. Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY Jack Royal, M.D. Instructor

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Murray T. Harris, M.D. Chief Resident Lloyd G. Bess, M.D, 3rd Year Resident Keith Hackler, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Ray W. Leaveile, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Charles M. McClain, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Marolyn N. Speer, M.D. 3rd Year Resident John C. Stepan, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Ranulfo A. Atienza, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Carol Mittelstaedt, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Alvarro Ramirez, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

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Richard Bellas, M.D. 1St Year Resident

James Cherry, M.D. 1St Year Resident Larry Peebles, M.D. 1st Year Resident

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DIVISION OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE AND RADIOBIOLOGY

T. H. Oddie, M.D. Professor

Max L. Baker, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Jeff Moss, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Richard Prior, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

John Slayden, M.D. Assistant Professor

James Vandergrift, M.S. Assistant Professor

Thalerng Balachandra, M.D. Instructor

Jeff Kirby Instructor

Joseph D. Calhoun, M.D. Clinical Professor Radiology

John Joyce, M.D. Assistant Clinical Professor Radiology

Charles M. Boyd, M.D. Associate Professor and Chairman

The R a d io lo g y D e p a rtm e n t thanks these two members of its Clinical Staff for donating their time at a period when there was a critical staff shortage.

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DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY

Fred T. Caldwell, M.D. Professor

Raymond Read, M.D. Professor

Bernard W. Thompson, M.D. Associate Professor

Gilbert S. Campbell, M.D. Professor and Chairman

DIVISIONS General Surgery Neurosurgery O rthopedic Surgery Otolaryngology Urology

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Doyne Williams, M.D. Associate Professor

Kent Westbrook, M.D. Assistant Professor

David Bevans, M.D. Thoracic Resident

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James H. Bledsoe, M.D. Chief Resident

Dale Morris, M.D. Chief Resident

John Weiss, M.D.

Chief Resident

Jim Beckman, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

John Canavosio, M.D. 1st Year Resident

David Burnsed, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

John Hearnsberger, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Clif Parnell, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Nich Lang, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Nathan Stickland, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Larry Dobbs, M.D.

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Hugh Burnett, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Albert R. Thompson, M.D. 1st Year Resident

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DIVISION OF NEUROSURGERY

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Warren C. Boop, Jr., M.D. Associate Professor Stevenson Flanigan, M.D. Professor and Chairman

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Ronald Williams, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

David Reding, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Paul Williams, M.D. 1St Year Resident

ORTHOPEDICS DIVISION OF SURGERY

John H. Bowker, M.D. Associate Professor Donald B. Kettlekamp, M.D. Professor and Chairman

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Richard J. Nasca, M.D. Assistant Professor

Fletcher S. Sutton, M.D. Instructor

Charles Ledbetter, M.D. 4th Year Resident James F. Moore, M.D. 4th Year Resident James L. Schrantz, M.D. 4th Year Resident James A. Arnold, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Jan W. Duncan, M.D. 3rd Year Resident Peter R. Fleinzelmann, M.D. 3rd Year Resident C. Frank Dodson, M.D. 2nd Year Resident Edward R. North, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Philip E. Rosen, M.D. 2nd Year Resident j

Martin Lipke, M.D. Martin Sterusky, M.D, 1st Year Resident David Sward. M.D, 1st Year Resident

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OTOLARYNGOLOGY DIVISION

Dwayne L. Ruggles, M.D. Instructor

Joe B. Colclasure, M.D. Instructor

Robert Nash McGrew, M.D. Associate Professor and Chairman

James W. Bean, M.D. 4th Year Resident

Alan E. Aycock, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

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Nathan Austin, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

C. E. Ballard, M.D, 2nd Year Resident

James Hawkins, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Fred R. Beggs Audiologist

DIVISION OF UROLOGY

William W. Christeson, M.D. Associate Professor

Nabil K. Bissada, M.D. Assistant Professor

John F. Redman, M.D. Associate Professor and Chairman

J. Samir Sulieman, M.D. Assistant Professor

Kenneth R. Meacham, M.D. Chief Resident Robert A. Beil, M.D. Chief Resident Ladd J. Scriber, M.D. Associate Resident

Thomas B. McGinnis, M.D. Assistant Resident Glen A. Roundtree, M.D. Assistant Resident Cy M. Robinson. M.D. Assistant Resident Pat D. O'Donnell, M.D. Assistant Resident

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John G. Barnhill, M.D.

Curt Cooper, M.D.

Larry Doss, M.D.

Steve Godlewski, M.D.

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Robert J. Adams

Paula S. Alexander Biochemistry

Cynthia C. Almond Microbiology

Don W. Ashbrook Physiology

Barbara L. Barrett Dietetic Intern

Cheryl M. Batchelor Dietetic Intern

Benny L. Blaylock Microbilogy

Sharon L. Bollinger Dietetic Intern

Sharon Brannon Dietetic Intern

Diana R. Branton Nursing

Charles C. Browning Microbiology

Patricia A. Bryant Dietetic Intern

Harold G. Cohen Pharmacology

Carol R. Davidson Microbiology

Sandra K. Burchett Biochemistry

Stanley B. Burton Microbiology

Johnnie M, Caviness Dietetic Intern

Martha L. Clardy Nursing

Linval R, DePass Toxicology

Gayle S. Dunham Dietetic Intern

lit Claudean Eddings Microbiology

Sonja S. Faulkner Nursing

Doris E. Ferguson Nursing

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Josephine M. Futrell Microbiology

Benjamin H. Hall Pharmacology

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Mike A. Griffey Physiology

Jacqueline Going Dietetic Intern

Elaine M. Heit Dietetic Intern

Donna L. Hammack Microbiology

Sharon R. Gunsburg Nursing

Berch E. Henry Microbiology

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Joe D. Hester Biochemistry

Emily Hogue Dietetic Intern

Alan D. Huletta Microbiology

Chi-Ming Liang Pharmacology

Paul E. McAninch Pharmacology

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Andrew Johnson Toxicology

Martha McEwen Nursing

John F. Mumey Pharmacology

James A. Morgan Physiology

Susan B. Morse Dietetic Intern

John R. Myers Toxicology

James F. Nowland Biochemistry

James W. Oldham Toxicology

Beverly A. Pyle Nursing

Carolyn W. Quittner Biochemistry

Bruce I. Roberts Biochemistry

Paul F. Robinson Anatomy

Elaine Salkelge Nursing

I m Jei-Fu Shaw Biochemistry

Eddie R. Stinson Microbiology

Cornelia Sunderman Nursing

Mona Teague Microbiology

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Nijola T. Wallen Nursing

Lester Winningham Physiology

Jen-Leith Wu Biochemistry

Jeng-Ren Wu Biochemistry

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Not only that — look what department she wound up in.

"What the hell does it look like I'm doing?"

Shu-Mei Yang Biochemistry

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Hsing-Wu Yeh Physiology

Carolyn F. Yarbrough Microbiology

Michael R. Yelich Physiology

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SPECIAL AWARDS SECTION ; n . "■ >

V The SANDBAG AWARD is presented to that student who shows the greatest consistency and cunning in persuad­ ing his classmates that he is on the verge of flunking every exam. This year's recipient is Peter M. "Speedy " Marvin.

The ARCHEY BUNKER SOUND-ALIKE AWARD, which needs no particular explanation, could rightfully go to only one person — Mr. John F. Mumey. Keep that sun­ lamp on your neck, John!

The first annual HYENA-WITH-A-HERNIA AWARD is hap­ pily presented to Benji Hall, owing to his singular ability to break every window in the house with a single laug delivered from a distance of four blocks.

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DEAN’S OFFICE

Here a couple of familiar faces, one of which appears in a new place this year — Dr. Charles T. Prig more has now assumed his new duties as Associate Dean of the Graduate School. His very energetic and positive approach to Graduate Student affairs has already won him the heartfelt respect and admiration of all of us. Mrs. Wanda Weise, the very capable and hard-working Administrative Assistant to the Graduate School, eases our bureaucratic and administrative plans through her imtimate knowledge of “ the ropes."

GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION

Officers of the Graduate Student Association this year are, left to right: Chunfu Peng, Treasurer; Mona Teague, Secretary; Michael Yelich, President; and Michael Griffey, Vice President. The Graduate Student Association works toward maximiz­ ing the quality of Graduate education at UAMC by actively promoting the Graduate program and by providing channels of communication for the exchange of research ideas among ALL Graduate Students.

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BSN GRADUATES 1974 CLASS OFFICERS Susan Alexander Joan Council Patsy Maddox Sheila Hood

President Vice Pres.

Secretary Treasurer

Antoinette Cappleman

Susan Alexander

Winter Garden, Fla.

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Joan Council

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Donna Daniel

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Kristy Dupras

Blytheville

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Janice Jones Glenwood

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Susan Hassin Arkadelphia

Patricia Maddox North Little Rock

Sheila Hood Little Rock

Donna Nash El Dorado

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Karen Norvell North Little Rock

Janna Sorrells Glenwood

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Venita Sampson Hot Springs

Deborah Stanton Fayetteville

Deborah Smith Arkadelphia

Geri Stephens Fayetteville

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BSN GRADUATES 1975 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRES. SEC. TREAS.

Jan Dennis Jan Willis Janice Burleson

Candy Anderson Fayetteville Janice Andrews Little Rock Cathy Baskin Gordon

Karen Buchanan Little Rock

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Janis Burleson Little Rock

Toni Buel Berryville

Becki Carson Fayetteville

Gail Burch Jonesboro

Carolyn Cooper Little Rock

Ginger Crane Paris

Kathy DeBons Paragould

Jan Dennis Paris

Alice Drumgoole Pine Bluff Barbara Dyer Hector Pat Elliott NLR

Jamie Fraser Little Rock

Martha Goss Oden

Barbara Henderson Little Rock

I was hungry and could not feed myself.

You left my food tray out of reach on my bedside table, Then you discussed my nutritional needs during a nursing conference.

I was thirsty and helpless, but you forgot to ask the attendant to refill my water pitcher.

You later charted that I refused fluids.

I was lonely and afraid, but you left me alone because I was so cooperative and never asked for anything.

I was in financial difficulties and in your mind I became an object of annoyance.

I was a nursing problem and you discussed the theoretical basis of my illness. And you do not even see me.

I was thought to be dying and, thinking I could not hear, you said you hoped I would not die before it was time to finish your day because you had an appointm ent at the beauty parlor before your evening date.

You seem so well educated, well spoken, and so very neat in your spotless unwrinkled uniform.

But when I speak you seem to listen but do not hear me.

Help me, care about what happens to me, I am so tired, so lonely and so very afraid. Talk to meâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; reach out to m eâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; take my hand. Let what happens to me matter to you.

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Pat Fitts Pine Bluff

Vicki Hurley Marshall

Paula Horton Fayetteville

u Nila Lawson Little Rock

Kathy Montgomery Little Rock

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Maureen McCarthy Little Rock

Brigitte Oliphant Little Rock

Peggy McFarlin Little Rock

Becky Parker Hot Springs

Tom Peterman Fayetteville

Jan Pine Hot Springs

Irma Nell Reed Crossett

'-N Neena Shipman Okla. City

Alice Walser Crossett

Anita Smith Springfield

Theresa Willems Paris

Cindy Smith Warren

Jan Willis Little Rock

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BSN GRADUATES 1976 CLASS OFFICERS President Vice Pres.

Secretary Treasurer

Steve Reeder Sue Whaley Joy W oolkolk Joyce Taylor

Teresa Allen Benton Jo Atkins Camden Jan Ball New Orleans

Janie Bland Rogers Josephine Ball New Orleans Susan Bona Little Rock

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Rebecca Brewer Dumas Linda Campbell Mena Linda Crowder Huntsville

Carolyn Dewey Little Rock Doris Dickey Pine Bluff Deborah Fields Fort Smith

Janet Guise Little Rock Harriet Harty Little Rock Edwayna Howard Stuttgart

Patsy Huddleston Hot Springs Peggy Hudson Clarksville Donna Irish Little Rock

Cynthia Isbell Hazen Jane Jansen Pocahontas Judy Jones De Queen

Nancy Kerns Heber Springs Paula Lawhon Benton Rebecca McDaniel Osceola

Linda McMurray Little Rock Jamie Morehead Little Rock Estella Morris Dermott

Beverly Mullen Little Rock Beverly Myers Hot Springs Margo Nowak Little Rock

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Sharon Pederson Jacksonville Deborah Pote Pine Bluff Steve Reeder Little Rock

Theresa Rodriguez Little Rock

Katherine Sharer Crossett

Janeth Rogers Fort Smith

Debra Studyvin Gravette

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Joyce Taylor Star City

Joy Wall Baker, La.

Sue Whaley Warren

Brenda Womack Benton

Addle Woods Little Rock

Joy Woolfolk Sherrill

Cheese it, here comes the . . .

Elois R. Field, Ph.D. Dean of Nursing Graduate of Baylor School of Nursing, B.A. Wheaton College, M.N.U. of Washington, Ph.D. University of Chicago

FACULTY

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Frances C. Dalme Associate Dean for Graduate Program, Ph.D. Professor

Lois C. Malkemes Associate Dean for Clinical Staff, Ph.D. Professor

Rose Ann Bailes BSN, Assistant Instructor, Maternity Nursing

Dorothy Berry MSE, Instructor, Adult and His Fam­ ily

Jananne Bivens MSEd, Assistant Professor, Nursing of Children

Empathy

Trisha Christian MN, Assistant Professor, Psychia­ tric Nursing

Some say “Love” I say more, The soft touch of a cool hand On the fevered body Of failing life Much like the wisp Of a sea breeze On a hot summer’s night, Words quietly spoken To a tortured heart Confined by fear Understood by hope in white, The light of life Taken from Death’s cloud By the glint of a caring eye Or a fallen tear.

The imlovable being loved, I say “Empathy” The soul of a nurse God’s greatest gift Through the days ayid nights Of man.

Mary Gray MNSc, Instructor, Training Program

Burrows Younhin, Woonsocket, R.L

Janis Geyer MNSc, Instructor, Training Pro­ grams

Geraldine Hardison MSN, Assistant Professor, Psychia­ tric Nursing

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Connie Morgan MSN, Assistant Professor Long Term Illness, Fam. & Comm. Health

Connie McKnight BSN, Assistant Instructor Adult and His Family

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Barbara Pearson MN, Associate Professor Practitioner Project Senior Seminar

Linda Oakley MNSc, Instructor Training Program-Med. Surg.

Jenny Stanfield MNSc, Assistant Professor Independent Study

NOT PICTURED Veronica McNeirney MSN, Assoc. Prof.

Acute Illness Linda Lambert Assistant Dean for Continuing Education Ina Swetnam MA, Associate Professor Maternity Nursing Judy Lessenberry BSN, Assistant Instructor Adult and His Family Dorothea Council BSN, Assistant Instructor Nursing of Children X Jackie Verdoorn BSN. Assistant Instructor Adult and His Family

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Cathy Hurley Secretary

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Kathy A. Fowler Treasurer

Ronald Elwood Smith ASG Representative

Herman Larry Allison

Harvie Marks Atwood

Jackie Seldon Beene

Danny H. Benham

Frances Carol Brown

Joseph S. Bryant, Jr.

Alan Dale Baker

Jerry Don Bangs

V. Anthony Bari

Pamela Sue Bertram

George H. Beyerlein

Martha S. Boeckman

Anthony R. Burton

Karen Sue Cooper

Danny DePriest

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Joe H. Durmon

Kim Fifer

W. Joe Gault

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Timothy E. Hale

Michael E. Hambuchen

Robert L. Hodges

Dennis Keith House

James R. Harbin

James T. Harp

Adlai C. Johnson

Donald Louis Hedden, Jr.

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Frederick W. Manuel

Michael A. Mays

Charles R. Orrell

M, Craig Oswalt

Jeff M. Patterman

Deborah Kay Moore

Hugh E. Provost

Fioy R. Mounts

Bobby W, Bandage, Jr.

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Kenneth P. Seiter

Tommy W. Shaw

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Kenneth M. Thompson

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M. Franklin Zuber

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Patrick L. Weber

Joe D. Wilkins

Ronald Dale Williams

PHARMACY SENIORS FIFTH SEMESTER

Don B. Baker Fayetteville

Stephen C. Avitts Monticello

William D. Bell Judsonia

J. Tim Benton Little Rock

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Judith W. Bland Pine Bluff

Paul G. Brown Widener

Michael V. Caldwell Arkadelphia

Steven E. Carlton Little Rock

Larry Don Carpenter Paris

Ronald Chapman Pearcy

Warner H. Frith Little Rock

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Denzil I. Gainer El Dorado

George Gross Pollard

Charles L. Jackson Batesville

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June V. McKinney Warren

Bren Moore May Osceola

Harold E. Marlowe Woodbridge, Va.

Gevan Dee Murphy Biggers

Ronald E. Norris Dumas

Robert Larry Norton Little Rock

Richard D. Pennington Garner

Beverly Karen Powell Pine Bluff

Larry Harvey Pratt Bradford

Paige Rhinehart Little Rock

Russell M. Richter Little Rock

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Paul J. Scott Waldron

John D. Shewmake, Jr. Perry

Harold Dean Sikes, Jr. Ashdown

Gary K. Slayton Newport

Karen M. Steward Fayetteville

Betty L. Tinsley Paragould

Gay E. Toombs Piggott

Jim Tom Wilcox Clarksville

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Billy G. Bloodworth Searcy

Larry D. Byrd Malvern

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Jerry W. Reed Conway

Phillip Rozell Fayetteville

Marcia E. Sain Foreman

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SCHOOL OF PHARMACY FACULTY

R. Reeves Anderson Financial Aid and Placement Officer

Lynn Robinson Registrar

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MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY N*

A. Nelson Voldeng, Ph.D. Professor

Danny Lattin, Ph.D. Asst. Professor

Gene Pynes, Ph.D. Asst. Professor

PHARMACEUTICS

T. S. Grosicki, Ph.D. Professor

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Lloyd Thompson, B.S. Instructor

PHARMACOLOGY Marcus Jordin, Ph.D. Professor C. Allen Bradley, Ph.D. Asst. Professor

PHARMACY ADMINISTRATION Walter J. Morrison, Ph.D. Assoc. Professor

Otto Wenk Storeroom Supervisor

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

James E. Dusenberry, Ph.D. Professor C. E. Brickinridge, Ph.D. Professor Bill J. Kerr, M.S. Asst. Professor

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Gloria Baldridge, B.S. Asst. Professor

Louise Pope, B.S. Instructor

Rod Beasiey, B.S Instructor

Bill Dorsey, M.S Instructor

David Sharp, B.S. Instructor

Jo Ellen Austin, B.S. Instructor

Ralph Brown, B.S. Instructor

Ray Webb, B.S. Instructor

Charles Campbell, B.S. Instructor

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SCHOOL OF HEALTH RELATED PROFESSORS The establishm ent of the University of Arkansas School of Health Related Professions was ap­ proved by the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees on June 4, 1971. This action resulted from the recognition of an obvious need to pro­ vide a coordinated approach in the education and training of manpower in health related fields. The University of Arkansas has, as do all universities, a broad responsibility in teaching, service, and re­ search. The School of Health Related Professions is the primary arm of the University for these func­ tions in allied health. The School of Health Re­ lated Professions offers program s com bining general education and technical education in a flexible manner to provide for the ever changing educational needs of those pursuing careers in the allied health professions.

Tip C. Nelms, D.D.S., M.Ed. Dean of Health Related Professions E. Clinton Texter, M.D. Associate Dean for V.A. Affairs Clerence E. Sinclair, Ph.D. Assistant Dean for UALR Affairs

DEPARTMENTS Dental Hygiene Radiologic Technology Medical Technology Operating Room Technology Respiratory Therapy Biomedical Instrumentation Nuclear Medicine Walter F. Robbins, M.H.A. Assistant Dean of Health Related Pro­ fessions

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SCHOOL OF DENTAL HYGIENE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Paula Pugh Jr. ADHA â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Teri Carey Vice-President; Gayle Hickey Secretary: Myra Askins Corresponding Secretary: Carol Wofford Treasurer: Sissy Cannon JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Karen Boultinghouse Vice-President: Debbie Hudson Secretary-Treasurer: Gerry Yarbrough Historian: Kelly Dunaway

Askins, Myra Atkinson, Jamie Barrett, Leslie Batson, Barbara

Bowers, Amy Boyd, Sandy Cannon, Sissy Caple, Debi Carey, Teri Cawood, Janet

DeWitt, Lucia Grabbe, Carol Ann Grant, Joice Hickey, Gayle Latourette, Susie Maynard, Elyse

Messer, Jan Newberry, Diane Osborn, Cindy Pugh, Paula Rummel, Susan Sims, Linda

Sloat, Margie Vaughn, Valerie Williams, Mary Alice Wofford, Carol Young, Paula

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Jech, Cheryl Kennedy, Kathy Lieblong, Marcia Magie, Connie Martin, Peggy McAlister, Arlene

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FACULTY FULL TIME Tip C. Nelms, D.D.S., M.Ed. Professor & Director Lonnie C. Warren, D.D.S., Assistant Professor Maureen T. Calhoon, R.D.H., Instructor Kathryn G. Dodd, B.S., Instructor Linda Neyland, B.S., Instructor Sybil S. Niemann, D.D.S., Instructor Rhonda L. Dollar, B.S., Instructor William M. Wingfield, B.S., Instructor PART TIME Robert W. deBin, D.D.S., M.Sc., Assistant Professor Larry Furlong, D.D.S., M.P.H., Assistant Professor Kieth Kreth, D.D.S.. M.Sc., Assistant Professor Richard Meyer, D.D.S., M.Sc., Instructor

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TOMORROW’S YESTERDAYS Is this what I really want to do in life, is cleaning teeth so important to me? Do I care .. . I mean really care . . . It seemed so important when I applied and juggled schedules to make it to Little Rock for short interviews.

Oh yeh, just a second, no I d on’t have a 10:30 tomorrow, got any ideas? . . . Nope, haven’t gotten up for studying for tomorrows test yet either, just haven't had time . . . yeh, come on in, sure I ’d love to go.

What's so hot about a professional school anyway . . . Why remember getting out of class at noon and messing around all day, boy was that rough never having any time for anything. Writing that letter to old mom and dad to be sure they w ouldn’t forget me, but it was easier to just call collect.

Maybe if I make up a study schedule, I can keep up this semester and w on’t have to cram so hard during finals . . . wish I could remember all the things that I learned in c iv ... was it Socrates who said that or was it Aristotle?

Ambition . . . what is it? Seems I used to have a lot of i t . . . Why d id n ’t I even look at that material last n ig h t . . . Plug in the coffee pot would you? Used to be so easy studying all night, now it's hard, super hard . . . didn’t you say you had a new album we could listen to?

It's almost 1:30, maybe if I call she’ll still come . . . everyone else has patients and I ’m getting the evil eye. How can people be so irresponsible . . .The alarm didn’t go off this morning, I was late for school . . . again . . .

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Home from clinic and still the smell of warm blood and bad breath is on my hands .. . ambition ... what is it, how can one get excited about gagging . . .

Today the kid from the blind school learned to floss, it was really neat!

Sir, would you be be interested in having your teeth cleaned? Yes, we have to find our own p a ­ tients! . . . Climbed Pinnacle again yesterday, view great, kinda helps clear the head . . . How many retakes! Oh, gotta go wash uniforms and shoestr­ ings tonight . . . maybe I can get up early in the morning and do it . . . some one said something about Pecks after s c h o o l. . . Oh, you wear dentures, thanks anyway. Okay . . .

The first day I came here it was kinda like grade school, small room, just 28 people, the instructors come to us instead of us running all over a campus in five minutes. Wierd . . . Talk about adjustments.

How can I stay stimulated and interested seeing the same faces, walls and people eight hours every day.

Sometimes the Lilly men or the Orest men stop b y ...

Spotted a case ofANUG last week .. . all by myself.

News is on now . . . gosh that means its ten, wonder if tomorrows' patients are asleep yet . . .

Saw a friend had been to the clinic, was really impressed at how professional everyone looked and a c te d ... Too bad role playing becomes a part of life, too bad her words make me feel successful and im p o rta n t... Would you be Interested in a trip to the Bahamas? Sure I'll go with you . . . what a lie, but after all his chances of winning are only 200 to 1.

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D on’t know how the instructors find out so much . .. squealer? Remember when I was just an I.D .# o n a Zerox grade report. These people can't be college professors and d o cto rs... I think they might care ...

What if I cut to m o rro w ... kinda hard not to miss one person when there are only 28 desks . . . Made an F on a patient . . . who cares about grades . . . but tomorrow I ’ll show her I can scale. Today I did a fantastic job on a two . . . shamie the rays were no good and I forgot to polish my shoes.

Never should have gone to Shakey’s for the noon b u ffe t. . . my one o ’clock will be here in a minute .. . wish he w ouldn’t show, would be nice to siesta for awhile. Why I Why! Why I did she disclose me today I of all days!... waited for fifteen minutes to check out and my 2:30 got tired and le f t... Do I hate unit one or VA the most? . . . you know what you can do with it.

I’ve always been told to be kind to old people on the way up because I ’ll meet them on the way down . . . saw an old friend yesterday for the first time in a long time . . . omen?

Do you ever have kidney p roblem s?... bleeding?. . . rhuematic fever? . . . OK sign here . . . Oh, ugh, mulberry molars, darn . . . be right back . . . gloves?

Yes, they help me hold onto the instruments better.

I know Golden Arches is open, went there when I was studying last y e a r,. . . Why procrastinate so . . . pick up the book and get it over with ... it has been a long time since I defrosted the fridge . . . What hap­ pened to all that self-discipline, maybe it will ice over tomorrow . . . what a vicious circle.

No more long vacations now that it ’s over, no more of the same questions when I go home . . . “ How’s school? . . . How’s your love life? . . . Where are you working when you get out? . . . Oh yes, my dentist has an assistant, cute little girl, but she d id n ’t have to go to a special school.’’

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I'm getting tired of being nice to people (it’s so much easier to be a bitch) if I do something mean now, maybe they will forget it by the end of the year.

Headstart, followthrough ... what the difference.. .who cares about or remembers the rotten little kids? If they d o n ’t gag in the x-ray room they’ll squirm or bite in the c h a ir ,. . . he ivas about 6 (first molars shaggy brown head, puppy-dog eyes, dried milk on his lips and dirt on his cheek, holey untied tennis shoes and ragged je a n s ... finished, gave him a tooth brush ... a big tear rolled down his fa c e ... he said I love you . . .

Hey, Hey, Hey, no school this afternoon . . . study for boards, are you kidding? When I ^vas little and playing with dolls, I never dreamed my whole educa tional life would hinge on one test som eday. . . Just costs $15 to take . . . what a laugh . . . add te sts. . . at least 16 years of s c h o o l.. . thousands of dollars for books, fees, tuition, laundry, coffee, and red and blue pencils . . . pretty important te s t.. . Yep! Think I will go canoeing after all.

You’re enga g e d !. .. that’s great, have you set the date?... I mean really, 10 cancellations in one week. .. you had a w re c k ... Why did you break-up with him .. . Sorry to hear about your b ro th e r. .. you flunked the final . . . lost your instruments . . . again . . .

Everyone has problems, but that’s no reason to forget to sign-in.

Always thought reversible hydro-colloid had to do with clothes . . . Plaster in water or p u t water in plaster .. . Had a dog who used to set-up, but not as fast as alginate.

Why is it “ we” when things are going good, and “ they” when the boat gets rocked? . . . Lake deGrey was fun, nice to see everyone in pla in clo th e s... BTS is gone with the wind . . . Well if I flunk I can always get a job as a maid or waitress.

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Jadha, what's t h a t . . . Oh yeh, I ’ve got a few check stubs to them . . . I remember now, it was written on the program at the Houston convention .. . when we all got the free toothbrushes . . . Houston? Oh yes, the bus t r i p ... zoo, astrodome, pizza, belly-dancing . . . the convention? What convention?

D on ’t hoid that wax tooth in the fire . .. oops, too l o n g ! . . . maybe mesial?

On that first day I didn ’t know many of the 28 .. . now it seems like I ’ve known them forever . . . 28 distinct personalities, all blended together. Will I remember their names in ten years? . . . Adversity, pressure, mad fear tend to bring people c lo se ... fast . . . Are you sure you d id n ’t have a birthday last month too?

Wish there was a way to tell all those people who got me this far in life th a n k s . .. I take a lot for granted . . . Odd that the teachers who made the greatest impact, I either liked or disliked very much.

No Kidding? . . . I passed the bo ar d s ? !. . . I finally get the sheepskin!! an ambition fulfilled . . . I AM A PROFESSIONAL . .. remember when I didn't think I cared? Kinda funny to realize I did c a r e ... too much!

Tomorrow is tomorrow's yesterday for the 28 . . .

Thanks to these who cared . . . the 3N ’s .. . 2lV’s . . .

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Bobby Simmons

Melissa Smart

Jerry Thomason

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Robin Burns

Rita Henson

Mark K. Higgins

Betty June George

Susan Hill

Elizabeth Lewis

Dennis Jackson

Dwayne C. McCain

Bobby McClendon

Linda Khoury

Paula A. McClellan

Carl Max Poye

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Sheila J. Upton

Brenda Young

FACULTY Glenn V. Dalrymple, M.D., Professor & Medical Director Wilma C. Diner, M.S., Professor Eleanor P. Deed, M.D,, Associate Professor K. Richard Knoll, M.S., Assistant Professor Robert M, Tirman, M.D., Assistant Professor William E. Bailey, M.S., Instructor Judith M, Gardner, R.T,, Instructor Helen G. Mattews, R.T., Instructor & Technical Director Mary K, Smith, R.T., Instructor

Wilma C. Diner, M.D.

Judith M. Garner, R.T.

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Robert M. Tirman, M.D.

Helen G. Matthews, R.T.

Eleanor P. Deed, M.D.

Mary K. Smith, R.T.

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MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

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Anita Baldwin

Beverly Ann Beadle

Deborah Ann Brunson

AdeliaJean Buckley

Frances Gayle Chesnutt

Dianne Marie Flowers

Sharon Lynn Gilstrap

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Belinda Hussy

Darrell McMillan

Sarah Lou Montgomery

Gail Joyce Jeu

Jacquiine L. Morrison

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Linda Kaye Pate

Bonnie Lou Slack

Howard Quittner, M.D. Professor and Head Division of Laboratory Medicine

Carolyn Treffinger

Michael Lane Stephens

* Carl Matthews, M.D. Associate Director Marge Brewster, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Betty Shook, B.S. Assistant Professor

FACULTY Hilliard Hardin, Ph.D., Associate Professor, V.A.H. Marian Gene Hail, B.S., Instructor Gloria Minor, B.S., Instructor, V.A.H. Bobby B. Morgan, M.S., Instructor, UAMC Florida Wishard, B.S., Instructor, St. Vincent Infirmary

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Operating room technicians, sometimes cal­ led surgical technicians, have tra d itio n a lly been skilled in technical procedures, usually as instrum ent passers, in the operating rooms of hospitals. Due to the growing shortage of professional nurses, however, the trend in education of operating room technicians is toward preparation for a broader role than the traditional one. This curriculum follow s current tre n d s in p ro v id in g the te c h n ic ia n w ith a broader base for perform ing in a number of settings requiring aseptic procedures and the use of surgical equipment. The curriculum pre­ pares the technician to work with skill and un­ derstanding in recovery, emergency, labor and delivery rooms as well as in the operating room.

OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIANS

Katherine Diane Sloan

P. E. Madison

Mattie Lou Godfrey

B, Hadden

Russell Allen Hillian

Janice Hofman

Virginia Bell Johnson

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Joanne Herdon

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FACULTY McK. Eugene McNabb, M.D., Assistant Professor & Medical Director Joseph H. Bates, M.D., Professor, V.A.H. James S. Adamson, Jr., M.D., Associate Professor, UAMC Dola S. Thompson, M.D., Associate Professor, V.A.H. John E. Douglas, M.D., Assistant Professor, UAMC Thomas A. Rado, Ph.D., Assistant Professor David W. Cooper, B.A., A.R.l.T. Instructor, St. Vincent Infirmary Billie Larch, M.S., Associate Professor, V.A.H. Bill Rowland, B.A., A.R.l.T., Instructor and Technical Director V.A.H.

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BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIANS FACULTY James O. Wear, Ph D., Associate Professor & Director William C. Hinson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor Jack B. Johnson, M.S., Assistant Professor Lloyd Brown, Instructor Ralph S. Haskins, M.S., Instructor James A. McDonald, Instructor George J. Stone, A.S.E.E., Instructor Jerry M. Wilkinson, M.S., Instructor

The biomedical instrum entation technician is a relatively new member of the health team who works closely with other health pro fe ssio n a ls and is responsible fo r the maintenance, repair, and other instrum entation problems for medical and dental equipm ent used in delivering health care.

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NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGISTS

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Charles M. Boyd, M.D., Associate Professor & Medical Director John W. Lane, M.D., Associate Professor Max L. Baker, Ph.D., Assistant Professor A. J. Moss, Jr., Ph.D., Assistant Professor John E. Slayden, M.D., Assistant Professor James F. Vandergrift, M.S., Assistant Professor Sylvia A. Johnson, B.S., Instructor Steven L. Walaski, B.S., Instructor & Technical Director

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CADUCEUS STAFF

Doug Stroud — Editor-in-Chief

Al Ohien, M.D. — Business Manager

Bill Meredith — Photographer

Pat Gibson — Senior Medicine Editor Doug Albertson — Adviser

Paul McAninch — Graduate School Editor

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Fred Heinemann Vice-President

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ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA Alpha Omega Alpha is an honorary medical fraternity comprised of three classes of members: (1) Undergraduate membership based entirely upon scholarship, personal honesty, and potential leadership; (2) Alumni and Faculty membership granted for distinctive achievements in the art and practice of scientific medicine; and (3) Honorary membership awarded to em inent leaders in medicine and allied sciences.

Ed Corbell

Bill Burgess

Keith Ashcraft

Mike Hillis

Jan Scruggs

Pat Osam

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE STUDENT COUNCIL

Carol Chappel President Senior

Tom Jefferson Vice-President Senior

Robert Johnston Senior

Louise Pinson Senior

Kathy Latimer Secretary Junior

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Alice Davidson Sophomore

Phil Stone Sophomore

Richard Jacobs Freshman

Judy Mathews Freshman

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ASSOCIATED STUDENT GOVERNMENT

Judy Bland — Secretary School of Pharmacy Paul Scott — Treasurer School of Pharmacy

Glenn Tripp — President School of Medicine

Doug Stroud — Vice-President School of Medicine

Don Ashcraft Graduate School Leslie Barrett Dental Hygiene Bruce Berry Freshman Medicine Stephanie Columbus Dental Hygiene

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Ginger Crane 4th Year Nursing Bill Dudding Sophomore Medicine Virginia Laing X-ray Technology

Buddy Lenarz Sophomore Medicine Randy Millerd Senior Pharmacy Donna Nash 5th Year Nursing

The Associated Student Government is an organization formed by representatives chosen by each of the classes in all the schools at the Medical Center as well as the officers who are elected by the study body. In the past, the main concern of this organization has been scheduling the main social events involving all the schools.

This year these included seven dances, the annual New Year’s Party, and the all-school outing as well as several movies and coffee-houses. Attempts have been made to institute changes with respect to student housing, recreation, health, and other areas. However, most of these were met with strong opposition from the adm inis­ tration due to the students’ low ranking with respect to expenditure priorities. Maybe some day, the adm inistra­ tion w ill realize that student attitudes toward their studies and toward the adm inistration are pertinent enough to assign a greater priority to non-academic student affairs as most other institutions already realize.

Ken Seiter Freshman Pharmacy Bonnie Slack Medical Technology Ron Smith Freshman Pharmacy Betty Tinsley Senior Pharmacy Gary Villines Junior Medicine Paula Young Dental Flygiene Mike Yelich Graduate School Not Pictured: Hope Hartz—N3 Nancy Kerns—N3 Brenda Young—X-ray

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Wheirda Bentley Freshman

Robert Harris Freshman

Rufus Thrower Freshman

Thomas Wimbush Freshman

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Tena Jefferson President Senior

Alice Davidson Vice-President Sophomore

Marsha Thomas Secretary-Treasurer Senior

Kathy Latimer Social Chairman Junior

THE ARKANSAS CADUCEUS CLUB NEEDS AND WANTS YOU This non-dues-collecting group of Medical School graduates, present and form er house-officers, faculty, nongraduate Arkansas physicians, and otherfriends of the School exists to support the School of Medicine.

But th a t’s not all we do. We have fun, too . . . and we want you back to enjoy class reunions and to partici­ pate in Caduceus Club projects: philanthropic and/or fun.

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An honorary organization of students who have demonstrated outstanding scholastic performance.

First Row: Marcie Sain, Ed Valley, Ron Rahm, Jacque Howard, Pinky Smee, Stephanie Goodart; Second Row: Phyllis Luzader, Sharon Watson, Paige Rhinehart, Gloria King, Sue Frank, Bob Norton: Third Row: Rick DeFreece, Paul May, Barney Hunter, Ron Lukas, Dennis Floyd, Paul Brown, Becky Fricks

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NURSING STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION

Candy Anderson-N5 President

Janice Willis-N4 1st Vice-President

Kathy Montgomery-N4 Secretary-! reasurer (Not Pictured-Carolyn Terrell — 2nd V. Pres.;

1974 MED DAMES SENIOR WIVES Front Row (L to R) Mary Ruth McGrew, Gail Young, Cathy Johnson, Ellen Dunn. Back Row (L to R) Mary Jane Jackson, Nancy Sessions, Cindy Smith, Peggy George, Fran Portis, Mary Ann Whited, Ann White, Betty Graham, Carol Hillis.

JUNIOR WIVES Front Row (L to R) Rosamond Crawley, Sally Smith, Lottie Russell, Ann Goodart. 2nd Row (Lto R) Linda Mabry, Shirla Tucker, Back Row (L to R) Diana Cain, Susan Bowles, Martha Meyer, Kaye Poole, Gayle Webb, Sandy Jones, Susan Brillhart, Vicke Waldon, Melissa Parker.

SOPHOMORE WIVES Front Row (L to R) Jimmi McCarty, Betsy Dudding, Steffany Jennings, Sally VanDyke, Debbie Buckley, Linda Swindell, Jan Rogers. 2nd Row (L to R) Brigita Gardner, Susan Fuller, Margie France, Pat Parker, Carol Gordon, Jala Erby, Colie Barger, Brenda Lam­ bert, Susan Hudson, Lee LeeBaier. Back Row (Lto R) V. Bradsher, Linda Baig, Dona Finan, Phyllis Holston, Carolyn Kyle, Lois Fitzpatrick, Gloria Eans, Susan Henry, Pam Barnett.

FRESHMAN WIVES Front Row (L to R) Penni Jacobs, Vardelle Johnson, Pat Kendrick, Tish Smyer, Carol Gibbs. Back Row (L to R) Bar­ bara Robertson, Patsy McFarland, Pat Melton, Martha Ben­ nett, Linda Tvedten, Susanne Thomas.

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Vice-President Ways and Means Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Reporter Parliamentarian President

SIXTH SEMESTER SENIOR WIVES Front Row (L to R) Brucene Hon, Charlotte Rahm, Becky Myers. Back Row (L to R) Debby Price, Kathie Lomax, June Lewis

FIFTH SEMESTER SENIOR WIVES Front Row (L to R) Sharon Murphy, Martha Slayton, Rebecca Floyd, Linda Jeffrey. Back Row (L to R) Tricia Norton, Kathy Kemp, Pat Rivenbark, Dohnna Sikes, Judy Carlton, Sharon Shewmake

FRESHMAN WIVES Front Row (L to R) Diane Oswalt, Jan Fifer, Meredith Brown. Back Row (L to R) Donna Wilkins, Barbara Smith, Mary Kaye Weber

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OUR LITTLE ROCK PATRONS Everett M. M cClintock, MD Gilbert O. Dean, MD Robert W. Ross, MD Harry Hayes, Jr., MD M. A. Jackson, MD B. Richard Johnson, MD Mose Smith III, MD Drs. Headstream-Logan-Baker-Moore Millard W. Black, MD Dr. & Mrs. James L. Dennis Drs. Graham & Lincoln, PA John C. Baber, Jr., MD Fred Lee, MD Jasper L. McPhail, MD

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OUR UAMC PATRONS William J. (Pat) Flanigan, MD E. Clinton Texter, Jr., MD F. Hampton Roy, MD Michael T. Pilcher, MD Stephen B. Tilley, MD '72 Owen W. Beard, MD Hugh Burnett, MD

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OUR ARKANSAS PATRONS P. R. Anderson, MD

Arkadelphia

Clark M. Baker, MD '45

Paragould

Earl Parsons, MD

Arkadelphia

A. J. Baker, MD

Paragould

Asa A. Crow, MD

Paragould

J. Clyde Hart, Jr., MD

Pine Bluff

Calvin R. Simmons, MD

Pine Bluff

J. R. Pierce, Jr., MD

Pine Bluff

Charles A. Taylor, MD W illis H. Short, MD E. M. Cooper, MD A. Meryl Grasse, MD

Beebe Bella Vista Calico Rock

John L. Dedman, MD ’49

Camden

A. G. Sullenberger, MD ’51

Pine Bluff

L. V. Ozment, MD

Camden

W. R. Meredith, MD ’47

Pine Bluff

0. C. Raney, MD

Pine Bluff

Donald H. Pennington, MD R. B. Dickinson, MD Guy V. Robinson, MD

Clarksville DeQueen Dumas

Ellis Gardner, MD

Russellville

Richard K. Lovell, MD

Russellville

Jacob P. Ellis, MD

El Dorado

Joe H. Lyford, MD

Russellville

Paul G. Henley, MD

El Dorado

Max J. Mobley, MD

Russellville

Gardner H. Landers, MD

El Dorado

David M. Williams, MD

Russellville

Fayetteville Dermatology Cl.

Fayetteville

Ted E. Ashcraft, MD ’62

Russellville

Wade W. Burnside, MD

Fayetteville

Doug Lowery, MD

Russellville

J. Warren Murry, MD

Fayetteville

J. A. Henry, MD

Russellville

Fayetteville Diagnostic Cl.

Fayetteville

W. E. King, MD

Russellville

Howard-Dobson Clinic, PA

Fordyce

C. F. Wilkins, Jr., MD

Russellville

John H. Delamore, MD

Fordyce

D. S. Bachman, MD

Russellville

Robert L. Sherman, MD

Fort Smith

S. D. Teeter, MD

Russellville

S. R. McEwen, MD

Fort Smith

R. M. Franklin, MD

Russellville

R. H. Nunnally, MD

Gurdon

Kenneth 0. New, MD

Russellville

J. M. Carter, MD

Russellville

W. M. Williams, Jr., MD

Russellville

Joe B. Crumpler, MD

Russellville

Drs. Gladden & Williams Nathan L. Poff, MD Lynn Harris, MD

Harrison Heber Springs Hope

D. Bluford Stough III, MD

Hot Springs

Hugh R. Edwards, MD

George J. Fotioo, MD

Hot Springs

Drs. Clark & Paulk

H. King Wade, Jr., MD

Hot Springs

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Hot Springs

Springdale Clinic

Springdale

E. K. Clardy, MD

Hot Springs

Charles T. Edmondson, MD ’51

Springdale

Wm. B. Harrell, MD

Texarkana

J. W. Burnett, MD

Texarkana

M. E. Blanton, MD Dr. & Mrs. Paul Sizemore ’34

Jonesboro Magnolia

Searcy Sheridan Siloam Springs

Russell W. Cobb, MD

Malvern

John M. Dodge, MD

Texarkana

C. R. Ellis, MD ’44

Malvern

L. R. Darden, MD

Van Buren

Vestal B. Smith, MD '50 Valentine Pardo, MD Ben N. Saltzman, MD Carl T. Beck, MD M. Raymond Harris, MD

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Anchorage, Alaska

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San Francisco, California

T. Hart Baker, MD

Tarzana, California

Curtis E. Beam, MD 53

Pompano Beach, Florida

James A. Elkins, MD ’40

Columbus, Georgia

Loui G. Bayne, MD

Atlanta, Georgia

Samuel E. Bonnie, MD

Springfield, Illinois

Hayden C. Nicholson, MD

Glen Ellyn, Illinois

L. G. Atherton, MD ’46

Peoria, Illinois

Geo. von Leonrod, Jr., MD

Dighton, Kansas

T. P. Raggio, MD

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Charles W. Roberts, MD

Ferriday, Louisiana

James S. Priddy, MD ’52

Shreveport, Louisiana

R. A. Follweiler, MD

Harve De Grace, Maryland

John W. Byarlay, MD

Corinth, Mississippi

Carl C. Welch, MD

Corinth, Mississippi

Quinton Tarver, MD

Kennett, Missouri

Peter G. Zack, MD

W ilmington, North Carolina

Lloyd L. Barta, MD

Omaha, Nebraska

Louis L. Friedman, MD

Las Vegas, Nevada

Jose H. Vidal, MD

Las Vegas, Nevada

R. Raymond Kurzner, MD

Jackson Heights, New York

M. Bryan Page, MD

Tulsa, Oklahoma

R. E. Pinkerton, MD

Ponca City, Oklahoma

John M. Simon, MD

Alma, Oklahoma

J. T. Bridges, MD

Memphis, Tennessee

Mallory Harwell, MD

Memphis, Tennessee

Jesse M. Wesberry, MD

Memphis, Tennessee

Donald C. Thompson, R. Ph., MD

Morristown, Tennessee

J. Van Blaricum, MD ’47

Woodbury, Tennessee

James W. Shuffield, MD

Beaumont, Texas

Thomas M. Tyndall, MD

Beaumont, Texas

Leo E. Peters, MD ’43

Devine, Texas

Donald R. Smith, MD '53

Daingerfield, Texas

Buddy L. Smith, MD ’61

Daingerfield, Texas

Victor L. Harville, MD ’64

Daingerfield, Texas

Mollie Marie Stephans, MD

Pasadena, Texas

G. M. Hogaboom, MD

Bonham, Texas

Bertus L. Brown, Jr., MD

Corpus Christi, Texas

R. W. Ross, MD

El Campo, Texas

H. H. Howze, MD, ’24

Norton, Virginia

C o n g r a tu la tio n s to th e G r a d u a t in g C lass of 1974

JIM ALLEN, CLU 4120 W est M a r k h a m R ig h t a cro ss from th e M edical C e n te r

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Applications for positions in Intern and Residency Programs are now being considered.

Flexible Internship (1 Year) Family Practice Residency (3 Years) Approved Clerkships for the S.M.S.

INFORrvlATION ABO UT T H E M E D IC A L C E N T E R PROGRAM S 3 0 -S C D Q C N C R A L C O M M U N IT Y H O S P IT A L O F P C R IN Q C O M P R E H E N S IV E D IA G N O S T IC A N D T H E R A P E U T IC S E R V IC E S A N A F F I L I A T E D T E A C H IN G H O S P IT A L O F T H E S C H O O L O F M E D IC IN E E M O R Y U N IV E R S IT Y A T L A N T A , G E O R G IA O V E R 79 C E R T IF IE D S P E C IA L IS T S IN ' A L L F IE L D S P L U S 19 F U L L - T IM E P H Y S IC IA N S

A strong teaching program 1$ offered by The M edical C enter w ith para­ mount clinical responsibility under the direction o f a D irector of M edical Education and fu ll-tim e chiefs o f the four m ajor services. Since the M edical Center is the only comprehensive m edical complex in the area, it constantly receives referrals o f cases which command more than ordinary attention.

House staff members are encouraged to pa rticip a te in m edical seminars and meetings on the state and national levels and are Included In all functions of the Muscogee County M edical Society, both professional and social.

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