Medical Center

THE STUDENT UNION

SEATED: Imogene Placke, Herbert Trier, Rosemary Mathews (Treas.), Norman Glassman, Susan Thompson (Sec.), Fred Fillmore (Pres.). STANDING: Marc S. Waggener, Fritz Taylor, Margaret McCallum, Russell Reichard, Wilbur Scott, Rudy Mueller, Pat Jeffrics, Paul Bunch, R. A. Dault (Mgr.).

Indianapolis Union Building

At the close of the day.

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A goal is set. Three years of study in Bloomington and three years of study in Indianapolis with internship and special training to follow. This is the challenge presented to the student who wants to be a doctor. The requirements: hours of research, lab work, study, and an unquenchable desire.

Supporting the doctor is the nurse. The main nurses' training center is also in Indianapolis. Practical experience as well as instruction is given to the students and afterward relaxation is available in the new swimming pool in the Indianapolis Union. Then, after much concentrated effort, the student is capped and emerges a nurse.

Reports of the day.

Time out for recreation in the new swimming pool.

John D. VanNuys, Dean of the School of Medicine

The Deans ...

Besides concentration in medicine and nursing, the Indianapolis Medical Center contains complete facilities for training in the field of Dentistry. Dentistry offers much to the student, as today's demand for dentists is rapidly growing. Instruction is given to train the dental students for work as orthodonist, periodontist, pedodontist, and endodontist. The present Dental School Building was built in 1934. The building contains a complete library of 10,000 volumes which cover all of the dental fields and allied subjects.

Maynard K. Hine, Dean of the School of Dentistry

Edmund Shea, Administrator of the Medical Center Miss Crystal Halstead, Director of Training School for Nurses.

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Sigma Theta Tau

Sigma Theta Tau is a scholastic society, an honorary organization of nursing. It is the only national honorary society of nursing in the United States.

The organization was founded at the Indiana University Training School for Nurses in 1922 by six students who wished to advance the status of nursing as a profession. They sought to develop a society which would reward distinguished effort and would also increase professional spirit in the field of nursing.

Since the founding of Alpha Chapter, 10 other national chapters have been established in University schools.

Various groups of individuals may be considered for membership. These include undergraduate students working toward a baccalaureate degree, graduate students working toward a master's or doctoral degree, and faculty members and individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the profession of nursing.

The entrance of the Indianapolis Union Carolyn Allsmiller

Carol Schlamp

Alice Jones

Row I: Crystal Halstead, Beth Yokel (Sec.), Charlotte Main (Pres.), Carolyn Allsmiller (V. P.), Elizabeth Hawkins (Treas.), Dorcas Rock. Row II: Marilyn Owens, Virginia Myers, Imogene Placke, Nancy

Nurses' Student Council

Heims, Jane Youngflesh, Nancy Loveless, Wanda Reed, Barbara PhiIlabaum, Kay Poffenbarger.

Nurses' Basketball Team

Row I: Cheerleaders—Sue Baker, Barbara Crowdus, Nancy Newhouse, Rita Van Dame. Row II: Carol Klitzke, Billie Bond, Nancy Blee, Corinne Roembke, Carol Buck. Row III: Carolyn Allsmiller, Pat Kettering, Denice Linn, Margaret Applegate, Sue Bartos.

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Row I: Elizabeth Hawkins, Jeanne Moore, Nancy Boman, Billie Bond, Janet Bertram, Theresa Norris, Jean Heiber, Barbara Phillabaum. Row II: Nancy Drew, Sue Fischer, Annabelle Miller, Sandra Swinford, Marilyn Owens, Beth Yokel, Jean Wolfe, Ruth Bishop, Mary Vinson. Row III: Marilyn Blaisdell, Elinore Waag, Julia Grable, Wanda Reed, Sue Patton, Joyce Camp, Barbara Golightly, Mabelanna Lee, Phyllis

Junior Nurses

Pre-Clinical Nurses

Jones, Marilyn Nigh. Row IV: Jocelyn Newell, Naomi Hall, Rose Oracheff, Janet Rust, Susan Thompson, Barbara Demlow, Peggy Ross, Carolyn Rouser, Jane Reeder, Alice Mae Scitz. Row V: Caroline Catobius, Coweta Kimmons, Joyce Murphy, Jean Kramer, Janet Moran, Rosemary Mathews, Pat Kettering, Carol Dykhuizen, Lucia Diller, Shirley Toborg, Jo Ann McElravy.

Row I: Saralea Young, Norma Jean Cast, Barbara Crowdus, Audrey Dunahee, Billie Marie Embree, Avis Belcher, Shirley Weikel, Elizabeth Thrapp. Row II: Carolyn Shelley, Anne Somers, Corinne Roembke, Rowena George, Patricia Egan, Nora Mace, Lynn Manley, Nada Ireland, Sandra Puterbaugh, Jean Wilson, Carol Buck. Row III: Jean Miller, Marlita Shoe, Sue Cramer, Elaine Siurek, Nancy Blee, Nancy Newhouse, Donna Fox, Judy Johnson, Gladys Klingler, Elizabeth Keeling, Myrna Lou May, Peggy Webb. Row IV: Sue Baker, Phyllis Tobias, Margaret McCallum, Jaynie Owen, Ramona Smith, Joan Graham, Jo Martinson, Elizabeth Quest, Jane Shirar, Marilyn Franz, Judith Rodgers, Nancy Lehr, Kay Poffenbarger. Row V: Laura Knight, Joan Brindel, Wilma Hobson, Nancy Heims, Donna Rae Peek, Carolyn Money, Nancy Hilliker, Marjorie Flanagan, Sue Berry, Sharon Jessup, Lynn Sturgeon, Beverly Knott. Row VI: Rita Van Dame, Joan Whiteman, Judith Deer, Julia Ann Thompson, Joan Benham, Jane Youngflesh, Marilyn Isolampi, Nancy Hull, Charlotte Bolin, Barbara Beck, Sue Ellen Bartos, Margaret Applegate. Row VII: Laura Newmann, Diane Pearse, Colleen Cragun, Beth Sarven, Barbara Sovine, Jo Landis, Lois Wood, Carol Ann Johnson, Katharyn Leavitt.

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Row I: Jerry Shulman, David Lehman (Treas,), Marvin Bernstein (Sec.), Norman Glassman (Pres.), Richard Berger, Lloyd Delman.

Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity

Delta Sigma Delta Dental Fraternity

Row I: Fred Fillmore, Vernon Martin (Treas.), Donald Stroud, Lloyd Williamson (V, P.), Floyd Hale (Pres.), Thomas Blake (Sec.), Dean Bowker, Richard Williams, Robert Kuhn. Row II: Richard Newton, Karl Glander, Wayne Allen, John Williams, Arthur Karpinski, Richard Myers, John Buyer, Thomas Marshall, Donald Lloyd, Charles Greif, John Austin. Row III: Gene Fryar, Paul White, Wil Dremstedt, James Pittman, Richard McDowell, Edgar Fiedler, Richard Henderson, John Ames, Jordan Scull, Robert Barnett, Kenneth Tritle, Roy France, Basil Theofilis. Row IV: Gary French, Robert Owens, John Mink, Gene Stevens, Dave Roberts, Charles Hall, Joseph Clark, Anthony Petriella, Robert Day, John Oldham, Robert Callis, Laurence Gray, Herb Tietzer, Patrick Craven, Robert Stark, Edward Molenda.

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Row I: Edward Steinmetz, Robert Rubright, Erwin Gutowitz, Eldon Hickman, H. Joseph Cronin, John Pittman, Robert Costin.

Phi Rho Sigma Medical Fraternity

Nu Sigma Phi Medical Fraternity

Row I: Barbara Backer (Pres.), C. Elaine Lane, Carol A. Klepinger, Matovich. Row II: Patricia J. Birum (Sec. and Treas.), Emily W. Kathleen J. Zandstra, Emilee Manning, H, Grace Thomson, Violet B. Brayton, Peggy J. Cox, Marilyn Markovitch.

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Row I: Richard Notter, Charles Aton, Daniel Hayes, Grant Michel, Wendell Hughes, David Cook, Donnell Marlin, Joe Rinard, Dwain Love. Row II: Paul Cleeter (Sec.), Harrison Lawyer, Ellis Shackelford (Pres.), Emanuel Dragomer, J. Paul Bunch, William Rogers, Ronald Melser (Treas.), Richard Harrison, Archie Ferguson, John Koly. Row III: Leonard Hollingsworth, Kenneth Scales, John Rohn, Bill Sandefur, Louis D'Angelo, Virgil Eaton, Randall Enlow, S. Wallace Bell, Eldon Cole, Fred Dettman, Jon Herrold.

Xi Psi Phi

Xi Psi Phi is a fraternal organization in which its members have a common interest in dentistry. Its members are students of the School of Dentistry in Indianapolis.

Its purpose is to develop better qualities in the character of its members. Included in these qualities are the desire for a cleaner and more wholesome atmosphere in which to live and a stronger feeling of hospitality.

Xi Psi Phi was organized to provide a basis upon which its members can begin a successful professional life in the field of dentistry.

Everyone smile!

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Psi Omega

Psi Omega at Indiana University was founded in 1903, 31 years after the national organization was organized at Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. The Omega chapter house is located in Indianapolis at 1325 East Michigan Street.

The main purpose of the dental fraternity is to lend assistance to the members in their professional background. The fraternity also tries to furnish its members with a good social background. Members keep in touch with their alumni to meet and gain knowledge from some of the most outstanding men in the field of dentistry.

Psi Omega is now the largest dental fraternity in the world, with 33 chapters.

Swing low, sweet chariot ... soft and easy.

Row I: Ray Egli, Don Lain man, Kelley Carr, Jerry Baker, M. John Borkowski (Grand Master), George Batcho, Alva Miller, Jackson Todd, J. Ellis Rue, Charles Infante. Row II: Jim Hall, John Montgomery, Donald Schwartz, Orbrey Phipps, Donald W. Johnson, C. A. Bridenhager, Ed Fritz, Robert Ewbank, Robert Buckley, William Riffle, David Amos. Row III: William Boruff, Robert Johnson, George Compton, Devon Miller, Thomas Jancosek, Russell W. James, Eugene Gore (Sec.), George Jancosek (Jr. Grand Master), John Stamper (Treas.), Richard Harris, Peter Keck, Richard Hoover, Row IV: Thomas Quill, Delmar Miller, Russel Heyde, Carl McKee, Ron Hauswald, Raymond Halle, Tom Sevier, David Ferguson, Damon Goode, Carl Edds, William Stucker, Richard Walling, Robert Jamison, James Sterrett, Robert Atkinson.

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Row I: Russell Heltsley, Richard Hartzell, Harry Fox, Carl Plasterer, Dave Laycock, Max Gwaltney, Gerry Gribble. Row II: Paul Kramer, Elliott Frash, Robert Gregg (Sec.), Wayne Stauffer (V. P.), Charles Lee, James EuDaly, Rogers Reading, Leon Haffner. Row III: Robert Bauer, Paul Ellis (Pres.), Thomas Eade, M, H. Brackmann, Mr. H. W. Hofstetter, Joseph Ritzi (Treas.), William Boyts.

Have you seen your optometrist lately?

Omega Delta

For the past two years, Omega Delta has been growing steadily to its position as an outstanding organization. At monthly meetings the men in the School of Optometry entertain professional optometrists.

The organization was created to stimulate friendship between the men pursuing the study of optometry. Omega Delta, being a national professional fraternity, was heartily welcomed to the IU campus. A charter for the organization hangs on a wall of the basement of the infirmary and bids welcome to students interested in optometry. Grade requirements are necessary for the freshman optometry student applying for membership.

In co-operation with the national organization, Omega Delta of Indiana University sent periodicals to students studying in Europe.

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