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CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ______23 MEDICINE ______________ 27 PHARMACY ___________ 163 NURSING ______________ 207 GRADUATE____________ 227 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY________233 X-RAY TECHNOLOGY ___241 DENTAL HYGIENE_____ 251 CYTOTECHNOLOGY

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Class of 1971 Yearbook Dedication We dedicate this yearbook to two physlcian-teachers who have demonstrated during

our acquaintance with them/ exceptionally high character qualities;

Louis Sanders, M.D. Chief of Endocrinology, LRVAH

Raymond C. Read, M.D. Chief of Surgery, LRVAH

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t/^ The First State Capitol as a Medical School Building between the first and second school building.

The beginnings of M edicine in Arkansas are lost in the mists of the past. The early records reveal physicians and surgeons com ing here from m edi­ cal schools in the East and abroad. The first faculty roster of the University at Fayetteville lists a Richard Thurston, M.D., of Van Buren, who was paid $ 4 8 0 for teaching. It was to be a long tim e before other physicians were paid for thier contributions to the University. By 1870, however, there was a sufficient number of physicians w ith active interest, who constituted themselves as the Arkansas Medical Society. This Society engaged in both scientific and political activity for the im provem ent and regulation of health, medical care, and medical practice. This body became the true father of the Medical Center, and there were frequent exchanges between the Board of Trustees of the University and the Officiers of the Medical Society concerning the establishm ent of a Medical Department.

The fact that the University was perm anently located in Fayetteville, away from the cultured business, legislative, and more im portant medical cen­ ter o f the state posed problem s to both parties. The lack of clinical material for medical instruction in Fayetteville and the indifference of the Board of the University led the Medical Society to explore the establishment of a Medical Department of St. Johns College here in Little Rock. Nothing came of this, however.

Eventually, in 1 879, w ith the support of and for the Medical Society, certain physicians of Little Rock under the leadership of Dr Hooper formed a stock company and inaugurated a medical school for the state The University accepted this institution as the Medical Department of the University, granting degrees to the graduates, but stipulated that it would assume no financial responsibility for its support. It was 65 years before this fiscal ir­ responsibility was reversed. Support was solely by the physicians of Little Rock, by the city, which made available the facilities of the city hospitals, by student fees, and by the State Medical Society. Recognition by the Association of American Medical Colleges was attained in 1890, in which year the curriculum was extended to four years of six m onths each, and there were 83 students with 17 graduating.

In 1 906 a second medical school, the College of Physicians and Surgeons, was established. This institution likewise was self-supporting and w hile it struggled little was added to m edicine in Arkansas.

At the 1909 m eeting of the Arkansas State Medical Society, a com m ittee was appointed w ith Doctor Young of Springdale its Chairman, with three objectives. First, to persuade the tw o faculties of medicine to merge, to combine their acquired properties and equipment and to deed them to the State. Second, to persuade the General Assembly to accept these properties, making the combined school a part of the University and providing for Its support. Third, to induce the State to build and m aintain a Charity Hospital in connection with and under the control of the University School of Medicine.

The first tw o of these objectives was accomplished by 1911. but it required nearly 50 years for the third, the Hospital. In accepting this gift, the Leg­ islature— not the University— pledged the "faith and credit of the State to forever m aintain and operate a first class medical school as a part of the University, with the course of study, m ethods of instruction and equipment of standards equivalent to that required of Medical Colleges by the Asso­ ciation of American Colleges."However, the Legislature adjourned w ithout appropriating any funds for such a purpose. As the legislature prepared to move to the New Capitol in 19 13, it passed a resolution making available the 75 year old State Capitol Building for use of the Medical School, and in the same year Dean Smith, a graduate o f the University, presented a budget of $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 . According to the Gazette: "A huge laugh went up from the solons when that request was presented, who regarded the maintenance of a medical school as the wildest extravagance." However, the Legis­ lature appropriated $ 3 6 ,0 0 0 There were further appropriations by the Legislature to the Medical Department directly. It was not until 1945 that the appropriation for the Univer­ sity included money for the school o f M edicine. Because of the financial and other stringencies, the school lost its accreditation and reverted to a tw o year preclinical school in 1918. The State Medical Society Com mittee was still working on its third goal, a hospital. These developments, plus the persuasive powers o f Dean Smith, induced the Legislature in 1 920 to appropriate $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 for the hospital. Unfortunately, the State Penitentary was in debt, and the funds subsequently were diverted to the Penitentiary.

The City o f Little Rock again came to the rescue w ith the com pletion of the new City Hospital at M cArthur Park, making these facilities available to the Medical School, and clinical instruction was resumed. In 1935 the modern Medical School building was constructed w ith W.P.A. funds, adja­ cent to the hospital, and in 1939 the State leased the City Hospital to com plete the first combined unit for the Medical Center as such until 1956.

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THE T.H. BARTON INSTITUTE

This nine story medical research building was completed in 1960. The impetus for its construction was provided by Col. and Mrs. T. H. Barton in the form o f a $600,000 donation. It is in this building where crucial research is conducted providing a basis for better patient care.

U N IV E R S IT Y O F A R K A N S A S M E D IC A L C E N T E R B"’ It is difficult to pinpoint any single dej£.'elopment which gave rise to the University Af Arkansas Medical Center; rather a series of events and personalities brought it into being, ■nl Briefly stated, the record shows this: Construction on the two “basic” compo- rents, the 450 bed capacity hospital and the ;3?:ducation wing, was started in 1951 and comybleted in 1957.

After equipping and staffing of the new acility — which alone consumed about one ^ear — the hospital was opened in June, 1956; :;he education building in March, 1957.

Official Dedication was observed April 25, : 1957.

Overall cost — including facilities which have been added since 1957 — totals approxi­ mately $20,000,000.

In 1970, through cooperation of staff mem­ bers, students, and health professionals, the Medical Center produced 87 physicians, 40 pharmacists, 33 nurses, 14 medical technolo­ gists, 15 X-Ray technologists, 24 Dental Hy­ gienists, and 6 Cyto-technologists. Through the cooperation of our legislature and newly elected governor, new and better things are expected at the Medical Center.

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the intern-resident training program. The housestaff is well trained in the treatment of “chronic lungers” and “Laenec’s cirrhosi^s when he finishes his tour of duty at this hospital.

Arkansas Children’s Hospital is a 94-bed fully accredited non-profit institution pro­ viding comprehensive medical and surgical care for children throughout the State of Ar­ kansas. Arkansas Childrens Hospital has been affiliated with the orthopedic residency pro­ gram of the University of Arkansas Medical Center since 1962. The orthopedic residents serve six months as junior residents and six months as senior residents. Senior pediatric residents have had a three month rotation ad ACH since 1965. The staff of the hospital consists of private practioners of pediatrics, orthopedics, surgery, and dentistry in Little Rock, plus consultants from the Medical Center.

ARKANSAS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL

ARKANSAS STATE HOSPITAL Arkansas is recognized as a leader in the field of mental health. This is due pri足 marily to the active building and training progams of its State Hospital. Through ap足 propriate legislation and federal grants, the hospital system has accelerated its training programs for psychiatrists, nurses, and psy足 chiatric technicians.

The maximum load of the Little Rock State Hospital is 800 patients with an active follow-up program of 200 outpatients through足 out the state. The Community Mental Health Program was begun in July, 1967 and now has extended to include 40 Arkansas counties.

There are now four comprehensive mental health centers and seven community units.

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G o v e rn o r of A rkansas Dale Bumpers

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BEST WISHES TO THE STUDENTS O F THE U N IV E R S IT Y O F A R K A N S A S M E D IC A L CENTER I am honored and happy to p a rtic ip a te in this 1971 CADUCEUS fo r th is in v o lv e m e n t w ill be a rem inder to you in la te r years o f o u r jo in t e ffo rts to serve the p e o p le o f A rkansas.

I am sure yo u r d e d ic a tio n to yo u r e d u c a tio n w ill be fo llo w e d b y an e q u a lly sincere d e d ic a tio n to the profession w h ic h you have chosen.

M a n y o f the ru ra l and poor areas o f o u r state are desperate fo r m e d ica l se rvice s.

Because o f this I am h o p efu l each o f you w ill th in k se rio u sly a b o u t s ta y in g in Arkansas to p ra c tic e in the f ie ld o f yo u r c h o ic e so th a t the b e n e fits d e riv e d from yo u r k n o w le d g e and s k ill w ill be a blessing w h ic h a ll o f us can share.

S in c e re ly yours

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David Wiley Mullins, Ph.D. President of the University of Arkansas B.A., University of Arkansas; M.A., University of Colorado; Ph.D., Columbia University; Executive Vice-President, Auburn University James L. Dennis, M.D. Vice-President for Health Sciences Professor of Pediatrics and Director of the Pediatric Outpatient Clinic, UAMC, 1962-1963; Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs and Director of the University of Oklahoma Medical Center, 1963-1970.

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Van Melson Director of Student Affairs

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Winston K. Shorey, M.D. Dean, School of Medicine Dartmouth College, 1941 A.B. Univ. Pa., 1943, M.D. Internship, Univ. Pa. Medicine Residency, Univ. Pa. Fellowship in Gastroenterology, Univ. Pa. Asst. Professor of Medicine, Univ. Pa. School of Medicine, 1951-1955 Assoc, Professor, Professor, Medicine. Univ.

Miami School of Medicine, 1955-1961 Assoc. Dean, Univ. Miami School of Medicine, 19561961 Professor of Medicine, Dean of Univ. Arkansas School of Medicine seine 1958

Eugene J. Towbin, Ph.D., M.D. Associate Dean for Veterans Administration Affairs, School of Medicine; B.A., New York University; M.S., University of Colorado; Ph.D. and M.D., University of Rochester. Chief of Staff, Little Rock Veter­ ans Administration Hospital.

Horace N. Marvin, Ph.D. Associate Dean, School of Medicine Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa, 1936, B.A.; Univ. Wisconsin, 1938, M.A.; 1941 Ph. D.; Special Research, Dept, of Genetics, Car­ negie Institute of Washington 1941-42; Asst.

Professor of Anatomy, Univ. Ark. School Medicine, 1942-1948; Head of Biology Dept.

Anderson Hospital for Cancer Research, Univ.

Texas, 1948-1950; Lecturer in Anatomy, Univ.

Texas' Dental School 1948-1950; Assoc. Prof.

Anatomy, UAMC, 1950-1958; Consultant in Radiopathology, Los Alamos Scientific Lab­ oratory, 1957; Professor and Head of Anat­ omy, UAMC, 1958; Visiting Professor and Commonwealth fund Consultant to the Univ.

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William C. Langston, M.D. Professor Emeritus

Horace Marvin, Ph.D. Professor

DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY

L. E. Scheving Ph.D. Professor

Ervin Powell Ph.D. Professor

J. K. Sherman Ph.D. Professor

Shirley Gilmore Ph.D. Associate Professor

Carl Uyeda Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Robert Burns Ph.D. Instructor

Donald Buxton Ph.D. Instructor

Bernard Soloff Ph.D. Instructor

A N E S T H E S IO L O G Y

F. E. Greifenslein, M.D. Professor and Chairman

Richard B. Clark, M.D. Assoc. Professor and Obstetrical Anesthesiologist

Dola Thompson, M.D. Associate Professor

Wayne B. Glenn, M.D. Assistant Professor

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Walter S. Guinee, M.D Assistant Professor

Carol Eason, M.D. Instructor

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Harold Harger, M.D. Instructor

W illis Stevens, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

BIOCHEMISTRY

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Dr. W. G. Smith

Dr. D. C. DeLuca

Dr. J. L. York

Dr. C. A. Nelson

Dr. C. G. Winter

Dr. Yun-Chi Yeh

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BIOMETRY

Dr. J. H. Meade, Jr. Professor and Head

Dr. R. C. Walls Asst. Professor

Dr. G. V. Dalrymple Assoc. Professor

Dr. R. A. Dykman Professor

Dr. J. F. McCoy Asst. Professor

Dr. J. F. Long Professor

Mr. J. Johnson Instructor

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Mr. Robinette Instructor

Mr. J. W. Nance Instructor

Mrs. C. Thompson Instructor

DERMATOLOGY

G. T. Jansen, M.D. Professor and Chairman

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W. N. Jones, M.D. Assistant Professor

W. M. Honeycutt, M.D. Associate Professor

M D. H. Kingsbury, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Ray Biondo, M.D. Chief Resident

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J. N. McQueen, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

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Carl C. Hanchey, M.D. Assistant Professor Dwayne L. Ruggles, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

James Y. Suen, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

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Jerome Rosenfeld, M.S. Assistant Professor

LABORATORY MEDICINE

Betty Shook, M.T. Assistant Director, Clinical Laboratory Bobby Morgan Instructor

Gene Hall, M.T. Instructor Eleanor Turner Instructor

MEDICINE

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R. S. Abernathy. M.D., Ph.D. Professor and Chairman

J. S. Taylor, M.D. Professor Emeritus

Q. W. Beard, M.D. Professor

J. E. Doherty, M.D. Professor

Arthur Haut, M.D. Professor

Kerrison Juniper, M.D. Profesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;sor

Winston K. Shorey, M.D. Professor

E. J. Towbin, M.D.. Ph.D. Professor

J. O. Wynn, M.D. Professor

J. H. Bates, M.D. Assoc. Prof.

R. T. Bullock, M.D. Assoc. Prof.

W. J. Flanigan, M.D. Assoc. Prof.

M. L. Murphy, M.D. Assoc. Prof.

L. L. Sanders, M.D. Assoc. Prof.

W. A. Sodeman, M.D. Assoc. Prof.

J. S. Adamson, M.D. Assist. Prof.

G. L. Ackerman, M.D. Assoc. Prof.

J. L. Davis, M.D. Assist. Prof.

B. T. Fields, M.D. Assist. Prof.

W. H. Hall, M.D, Assist. Prof.

J. A. Harris, M.D. Assist. Prof.

E. A. Lipsmeyer, M.D. Assist. Prof.

E. McNabb. M.D. Assist. Prof.

B. J. Jenkins, M.D. Assist. Prof.

E. Jones, M.D. Assist. Prof.

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F. Padilla, M.D. Assist. Prof.

fi. M. Patterson, M.D. Assist. Prof.

M. B. Pearce, M.D. Assist. Prof.

W. R. Warr, M.D. Assist. Prof.

T. E. Brewer, M.D. Instructor

Don Browning, M.D, Instructor

F. H. Faas, M.D. Instructor

J. L. Gunnels, M.D. Instructor

K. M. Mathiesen, M.D Instructor

J. Rosenfeld, M.D. Instructor

B. L. Tranum, M.D. Instructor

J. Wagoner, M.D. Instructor

A. J. Thompson, M.D. Fellow in Cardiology

G. L. Barbour, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

C. W. Silverblatt, M.D. Assist. Prof.

I W. J. Carter, M.D. Instructor

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J. F. Spraggins, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

R. Butler, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

W. C. Furlow. M.D. 2nd Year Resident

R. T. McRaney, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

J. R. Phillips, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

N. F. Rector, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

J. A. Baldridge, M.D. 1st Year Resident

L. F. Barnes, M.D. 1st Year Resident

J. D. Ginger, M.D. 1st Year Resident

F. A. Hutcheson, M.D. 1st Year Resident

J. C. Kizziar, M.D. 1st Year Resident

H. W. McAdoo, M.D. 1st Year Resident

J. B. Weinberg, M.D. 1st Year Resident

V. L. Willits, M.D. 1st Year Resident

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

J. D. Wells. M.D. 2nd Year Resident

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INTERNS

U. L. Parnell. M.D.

L. M. Peacock. M.D.

W. D. McKnight. M.D,

J. A. Rapiejko. M.D.

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Bill Smead. M.D.

W. R. Thurlby. M.D.

Harry Wyre. M.D.

D. C. Thompson. M.D.

J. E. Roger. M.D.

W. H. Flanagan. M.D.

J. H. Landers. M.D.

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Ray Thweat. M.D.

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NEUROLOGY

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

John H. Bornhofen, M.D. Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Neurology

G. M. Henry, M.D. Assistant Professor

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

S. W. Boellner, M.D. Assistant Professor Pediatrics and Neurology

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Joseph Bates, M.D. Associate Professor

Hilliard Hardin, Ph.D. Associate Professor

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Paul Morgan, Ph.D. Associate Professor

James Daly, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Harry Betterton, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

MICROBIOLOGY

Jay Ward, Ph.D. Instructor

NEUROSURGERY

Stevenson Flanigan, M.D. Professor and Head

Warren C. Boop, Jr.. M.D. Associate Professor

Surinder Gupta, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Wilbur Giles, M.D. 1st Year Resident

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OPTHALMOLOGY

F. T. Fraunfelder, M.D. Chairman

Calvin Hanna, M.D.

Sloan Wilson, M.D.

John Fulmer, M.D.

Jim Massey, M.D.

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Roy Hampton, M.D.

Joe Lyford, M.D.

Paul Wilson, M.D.

John Watkins, M.D.

Mayne Porter, M.D.

Juan Sanchez, M.D.

ORTHOPEDICS

John H. Bowker Associate Professor

George Chambers, M.D. Professor and Chairman

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Dr. T. Honghiran 4th Year Resident

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Dr. J. P. Alberty 3rd Year Resident

Dr. D. Vowell 2nd Year Resident

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Dr. Abbas Zand 2nd Year Resident

Dr. C. Barlow 2nd Year Resident

Dr. G. D. Woods 2nd Year Resident

Dr. F. Sutton 1st Year Resident

Dr. C. Ledbetter 1st Year Resident

Dr. J. Moore 1st Year Resident

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Dr. G. D. Woods 2nd Year Resident

( G u y Gross. M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Virgil Hayden, M.D. 2nd Year Resident 50

James Hahn. M.D. 2nd Year Resident

N. K. Pal. M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Kenneth Weaver, M.D. 1st Year Resident

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Dr. Harold J. White

Dr. C. N. Suen

Dr. S. A. Kustermann

Dr. Olive P. Barlow-

Dr. Robin R. Jones

Dr. E. B. Sherman

Dr. Carl K. Uyeda

Dr. R. F. Carlton

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Dr. R. F. Schaefer

Dr. LaDon Homer

Mr. W. Werely

Dr. Sally Holden 4th Year Resident

Dr. H. K. Leathers 4th Year Resident

Dr. W. Bridger 3rd Year Resident

Dr. W. Atkinson 3rd Year Resident

Dr. J. Seay 3rd Year Resident

Dr. C. C. Welch 2nd Year Resident

Dr. K. D. Moser 1st Year Resident

Dr. J. H. Golleher Intern

Dr. J. D. McConnell Intern

Roger Bost, M.D. Professor

Alice Beard, M.D. Professor

Edwin Hughes, M.D. Professor

PEDIATRICS

D. H. Berry, M.D. Associate Professor

John Bornhofen, M.D. Associate Professor

Harold Decker, M.D. Associate Professor

W. T. Dungan, M.D., Associate Professor

Sam Clements, Ph.D. Associate Professor Alexander Fitzhugh, M.D. Associate Professor

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Rosalind Abernathy, M.D. Assistant Professor

S. H. Boellner, M.D. Assistant Professor

J. O. CooF>er, M.D. Assistant Professor

Bart Danford. PhJ).

Assistant Professor

M. Joyce Elders, M.D. Assistant Professor

Vilda H. Gordon, M.D. Assistant Professor

Maxine Hinton, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

M. D. Morris, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Roosevelt Brown, D.D.S. Instructor

Joe Matthews, M.D. Fellow

Helen Roundtree, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Bob Arrington, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Isao Sekine, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Alexander Tsiantos 2nd Year Resident

Roger Clubs, M.D. 1st Year Resident

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Horace Green, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Cynthia Worrell, M.D. Intern

Mohamad Mardini, M.D. 1st Year Resident

William Payne. M.D. 1st Year Resident Mary Lou Mills, M.D. Intern

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PHARMACOLOGY

Lloyd "White Rat" Seager, M.D. Professor Emeritus Dr. Werner Flacke Professor and Chairman Dr. Calvin Hanna Professor Pharmacology and Ophthalmology

Dr. Ernst Seifen

Dr. Joseph Stone Associate Professor and James Harris, M.D. Assistant Professor Pharmacology and Medicine

Dr. Karl Heinz Ginzel

PHYSIOLOGY

A. A. Krum, Ph.D, Associate Professor

T. I. Koike, Ph.D. Associate Professor

T. A. Lesh, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

John E. Whitney, Ph.D. Professor and Head

I J. N. Pasley. Ph.D. Assistant Professor

W. M. St. John. Ph.D. Instructor

J. L. Sanders, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

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PSYCHIATRY

Roscoe Dykman, Ph.D.

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Sidney Fields, Ph.D.

Robert Shannon, M.D.

\ Walker Goodwin, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Hope Lehman, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Robert Bryles, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

Joseph Backus, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Jerry Blaylock, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Charles Green, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Rovert Hix, M.D. 1st Year Resident

Ethelyn Brewer, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

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James Sims, M.D. 1st Year Resident

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RADIOLOGY

Wilma C. Diner, M.D. Professor

Howard J. Barnhard, M.D. Professor and Chairman

Eleanor P. Deed, M.D. Associate Professor

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John E. Bell, M.D. Assistant Professor

C. Lea DeLaney, M.D. Assistant Professor

O. E. Riggs, M.D. Assist. Professor

R. M. Tirman, M.D. Assist. Professor

J. S. Garrison, M.D. Instructor

T. H. Oddie, D.Sc. Professor

Doyne Dodd, Jr., M.D. Assistant Professor

James G. McKenzie. M.D. Assistant Professor

G. V. Dalrymple, M.D. Assoc. Professor

J. Vandergrift, M.D. Instructor

C. M. Boyd. M.D. Assist. Professor

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H. G. Matthews, R.T. Instructor

R. L. Fincher, M.D. 3rd Year Res.

R. M. Ashby, M.D. 2nd Year Res.

Aubrey Joseph, M.D. 2nd Year Res.

T. J. Swain, M.D. 3rd Year Res.

W. C. Williams, M.D. 3rd Year Res.

D. McMillan, M.D. 2nd Year Res.

J. Slayden, M.D. 2nd Year Res.

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K. S. Lee, M.D. 1st Year Res.

' C. W. Nash. M.D 1st Year Res.

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E. B. Riddick, M.D. 1st Year Res. 62

J. L. Royal, MJD. 1st Year Res.

K. Hackler, M.D. 1st Year Res.

J. A. Overby, M.D. 1st Year Res.

SURGERY

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

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

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

Bernard W. Thompson, M.D. Associate Professor

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G. Doyne Williams, M.D. Assistant Professor

Harry Hayes, M.D. Associate Clinical Professor of Plastic Surgery

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Kent C. Westbrook, M.D. Instructor

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Wesley S. Wise, M.D. Instructor

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Tom Ahrend, M.D. Chief Resident

Joe R. Bumgardner, M.D. Chief Resident

R. E. Casali, M.D. Chief Resident

Kirk M. Smith, M.D, Chief Resident

J. E. Udomsap, M.D. 4th Year Resident

Ron W. Baggett, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

Charles H. Miller, M.D. 3rd Year Resident

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

David W. Bevans, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

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V. E. Lyons, Jr., M.D. 2nd Year Resident

K. L. Ozment, M.D. 2nd Year Resident

J. W. Bean, M.D. 1st Year Resident

J. H. Bledsoe, M.D. 1st Year Resident

A. W. Loe, M.D. 1st Year Resident

W. D. Morris, Jr., M.D. 1st Year Resident

J. B. Weiss, M.D. 1st Year Resident

R. N. Williams, M.D. 1st Year Resident

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N. E. Strickland, M.D. 1st Year Resident

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UROLOGY

Jack E. Mobley, M.D. Professor and Head

L. P. Fraiser, M.D. Assistant Professor

William W. Christeson, M.D. Associate Professor and Chief of Urology VAH

John F. Redman, M.D. Assistant Professor

J. S. D. Sulieman, M.D. Associate Professor

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Alan H. Domina, M.D. Chief Resident

Robert M. Black, M.D. Chief Resident

frf N. F. Ferguson, M.D. Assoc. Resident

A. E. Yusufji, M.D. Assoc. Resident

J. T. Turley, M.D. Assist. Resident 68

E. W. Williams. M.D Assist. Resident

K. R. Meacham, M.D. Assist. Resident

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Graduates of the senior course in practice obstetrics

As in the past . . . no cap­ tion needed.

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THE 1971 CADUCEUS P. O. S. AWARD

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1971 INTERNSHIPS Alexander, James E .______________________________ St. Francis, Tulsa Anderson, Leslie F . __________________________St. Vincent, Little Rock Arnold, Ann C .________________University of Alabama Medical Center Austin, N. F ._________________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Baker, Clark M., J r .________________________ St. Johns Hospital, Tulsa Bales, James D .________________Wm. Beaumont General, El Paso, Texas Ballard, Clarence E . ______________________ Arkansas Baptist Hospital Beckworth, Dennis D .__________ University of Oregon Medical Hospitals Bellas, Richard C ._________________________ Arkansas Baptist Hospital Bennett, F. A .________________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Bond, John B . ________________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Boozman, Fay W., I l l ___________________University Hospital, Little Rock Branch, William T .___________ Tampa General Hospital, Tampa, Florida Branscum, G. P., J r .__________ Saginaw Affil. Hospitals, Saginaw, Mich.

Browne, Larry E ._________________________ St. Elizabeth, Dayton, Ohio Burnett, Hugh_________________ Charity, Tulane Div., New Orleans, La. Cargill, George M .________________________________ Ben Taub, Texas Clay brook, D. E .___________________________St. Johns Hospital, Tulsa Clifton, E. C., I l l ___________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Cooper, Richard S . _______________________ Montefiore Hospital, N.Y.C. Council, R. A., J r .___________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Crawford, R. S., I l l ___________________ USAF Medical Center, Keesler Crittenden, David R ._________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Davidson, Dennis O .__ Cedar Rapids Affil. Hospitals, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Davis, Patrick L ._________________ John Peter Smith, Fort Worth, Texas Davis, Timothy E .______________ University of Alabama Medical Center Dennie, Ronald W ._______________________ St. Elizabeth, Dayton, Ohio Derrick, Bobby L . ________________________________ Ben Taub, Texas Dickinson, R. J r .__________________ Maricopa County General, Arizona Eaton, Leslie K a y ___________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Ethridge, Julian H ._________________________St. Johns Hospital, Tulsa Farmer, C. A., J r .___________________________ St. Johns Hospital, Tulsa Fendley, Herbert F . ___________________ University of Chicago Clinics Fergus, Raymond S . ____________________________ Methodist, Memphis Fiser, Paul M ._____________________________ Wm. A. Shands, Florida Fisher, Robert D ._____________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Fraser, J. H., J r ._____________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Frederick, David W .__________________Lancaster General Hospital, Pa. Furlong, Lawrence D . _____________________ Good Samaritan, Phoenix Garner, John W .___________________ L A County USC Medical Center Gibson, Gordon L . ___________________ Kansas City, General, Missouri Gidcomb, Michael L .______________________ Methodist Hospital, Dallas Gullia, Emil M., J r ._______________________ St. Elizabeth, Dayton, Ohio Hall, D. Wâ&#x20AC;?., I l l _______________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Hall, Ray H., J r ._________________________ Cincinnati General Hospital Hardin, Alvin Scott__________ Emory University Hospital, VA, Georgia Harper, David L .___________________________St. Johns Hospital, Tulsa Hawkins, James M ._________________________ City of Memphis Hospital Hendrickson, R. O ._________________________ St. Johns Hospital, Tulsa 76

Herring, Grady F . _________________ Baylor University Medical Center Hill, R. B., J r .________ Memorial Medical Center, Corpus Christi, Texas Hooper, Anthony C .________________Maricopa County General, Arizona Inlow, Charles W .___________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Johnson, Doyle R ._______Memorial Medical Center, Corpus Christi, Texas Jones, Edwin C ._____________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Jones, John C. _________________________Johns Hopkins Hospital, Md. Junkin, A. Bruce_____________________ San Diego U. S. Naval Hospital King, Ivan A .___________________ _____ Charles S. Wilson, Memphis Knott, Michael M .________________ ^______ Parkland Memorial, Dallas Laman, Edward N .___________ Emory University Hospital VA, Georgia Latourette, Harry H . _______________________St. John Hospital, Tulsa Lee, Allen R ._________________________University Hospital, Little Rock Markland, Gary S . ___________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Markland, L. A . _____________________ University Hospital, Little Rock McGowan, Robert J . _________________________St. Vincent, Little Rock McKinney, Carl N .___________________ University Hospital, Little Rock McMillin, Fitten L .______________ University of Minnesota, Minneapolis McNair, William R .___________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Merritt, James M .____________________________ Pensacola Educ. Prog.

Mittelstaedt, C. A ._________________________Methodist Hospital, Dallas Nelson, Carole A ._________________ Brooks General, San Antonio, Texas Noble, Chester A . ______________________________ Charity Tulane Div. Patterson, Jack T . _________________________John Peter Smith, Texas Payne, Robert K ._____________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Pettit, Paul N., J r .____________________________ Charity Tulane Div. Potts, Jerry L ._______________________ University Hospital, Litttle Rock Presley, Jimmy C .__________________________ St. Johns Hospital, Tulsa Pullig, Thomas A . ____________________________ St. Elizabeth, Dayton Reding, David L ._____________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Rostenberg, Peter O ._______________________ Harlem Hospital, N.Y.C. Russo, Vincent R ._______________________ Highland General, California Sharp, James D .____________________________ Kaiser Found, California Shoemaker, Larry D ._____________________ St. Elizabeth, Dayton, Ohio Singleton, Louis G .___________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Sisco, Kenneth L .______________ University of Alabama Medical Center Spades, Sebastian A ._______________________ St. Johns Hospital, Tulsa Speer, Hoy B., J r .___________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Staggs, Joe D ._______________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Stainton, Robert M ._________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Stubbs, William R .__________________________Medical Center, Georgia Studdard, James D .________________Tripler Hospital, Honolulu, Hawaii Sykes, Robert R .______________ Wm. Beaumont General, El Paso, Texas Talley, Herman A .___________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Thomason, Sara J. M .---------------------------------------------- Charity La. Div. Warren, Fredric H .________ U. S. Air Force Medical Center, Wilford Hall Whittle, James L . ___________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Wiggins, C. E .____________________________ Parkland Memorial, Dallas Williams, Jacob M ._________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Davis, Gary D o n ____________ Pensacola Educ. Prog., Pensacola, Florida Dillard, D aniel______________ Hillcrest Medici Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma Hahn, D ora_______William S. Hall Psychiatric Institute, Columbia, S. C. Kallmeyer, J o h n __________ Hillcrest Medical Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma Olaimey, Amil N .___________________ University Hospital, Little Rock Nauss, Lee A ._______University of Arkansas Medical Center, Little Rock 77

IN MEMORIAM

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

So let me pass away, peacefully, silently.

Only remembered by what I have done. ”

Bonar

Dr. Theodore C. Panes Pediatrics

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I The physician has long stood as a source of mystery and wonder to the young. With time and education, much of the mystery will wane; yet, the wonder of medicine will grow and hence is born a new physician.

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J. E. Alexander, M.D. Harrison, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

L. F. Anderson, M.D. Lonoke, Ark. SCA

A. C. Arnold. M.D. Hope, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

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N. F. Austin, M.D. Blytheville, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

C. M. Baker, M.D. Paragould, Ark. Hendrix

I J. D. Bales, M.D. Searcy, Ark. Harding

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C. E. Ballard, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Hendrix

D. D. Beckworth, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

R. C. Bellas, M.D. N. Little Rock, Ark. UALR

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F. A. Bennett, M.D. Magnolia, Ark. Southern State

J. B. Bond. M.D. Hot Springs, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

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F. W. Boozman, M.D. Fort Smith, Ark. Hendrix

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W. T. Branch, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. UALR

G. P. Branscum. M.D. Little Rock, Ark. UALR

L. E. Brown, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. UALR

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H. F. Burnett, M.D. Pine Bluff, Ark. Tulane

G. M. Cargill, M.D. Piggott, Ark. Ark. State Uni.

D. E. Claybrook, M.D. Paragould, Ark.

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C. E. Clifton, M.D. Holly Grove, Ark. Southwestern

R. S. Cooper. M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Uni. of Penn.

R. A. Council, M.D. Fort Smith, Ark. Washington & Lee

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R. S. Crawford, M.D. Houston, Texas Uni. of Ark.

D. R. Criiienden, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Hendrix

Dennis Davidson. M.D. Conway, Ark. Hendrix

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G. D. Davis. M.D. Hatfield, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

P. L. Davis, M.D. Pocahontas, Ark. Ark. State

T. E. Davis. M.D. Altheimer, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

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R. W. Dennie, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. UALR

B. L. Derrick, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

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R. D. Dickinson, M.D. DeQueen, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

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D. C. Dillard, M.D Texarkana, Ark. Hendrix

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L. K. Eaton, M.D. Paragould, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

J. H. Ethridge, M.D. Conway, Ark. SCA

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C. Farmer, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Arkansas Tech

H. F. Fendley, M.D. Leslie, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

R. S. Fergus, M.D. Osceola, Ark. Vanderbilt

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P. M. Fiser, M.D. Russellville, Ark. Hendrix

R. D. Fisher, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. UALR

J. H. Fraser, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Hendrix

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D. W. Frederick, M.D. Toville, Ark. Hendrix

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L. D. Furlong, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. St. Thomas College

J. W. Garner, M.D. Hot Springs, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

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G. L. Gibson, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Bethany

M. L. Gidcomb, M.D. Hot Springs, Ark. Hemdrix

E. M. Gullia. M.D. Jonesboro, Ark. Ark. State

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D. E. Hahn, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

O. W. Hall. M.D. Benton, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

R. H. Hall, M.D. Jonesboro, Ark. Ark. State

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A. S. Hardin, M.D. Camden, Ark. Ouachita

D. L. Harper, M.D. Hot Springs, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

J. M. Hawkins, M.D. N. Little Rock, Ark. UALR

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R. O. Hendrickson, M.D. Conway, Ark. SCA

G. F. Herring. M.D. El Dorado, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

R. B. Hill. M.D. Pine Bluff, Ark. Hendrix

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A. C. Hooper, M.D. Jonesboro, Ark. Ark. State

C. W. Inlow, M.D. Little Rock, Ark.

D. R. Johnson, M.D. Magnolia, Ark. Southern State

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Jud*i E. C. Jones, M.D. Mablevale, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

J. C. Jones, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Vanderbilt

A. B, Junkin, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Hendrix

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J. L. Kallmeyer, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Tusculum College

I. A. King, M.D. > N. Little Rock, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

M. M. Knott, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Hendrix

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E. N. Laman, M.D. N. Little Rock, Ark. Baylor

C. H. Latourette Jonesboro, Ark. Ark. State

A. R. Lee, M.D. Hot Springs, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

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G. S. Markland, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

L. A. Markland, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. UALR

R. J. McGowan. M.D. Litle Rock, Ark. UALR

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C. N. McKinney, M.D. El Dorado, Ark. Hendrix

F. L. McMillin, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Uni. of the Sorth

W. R. McNair, M.D. Fayetteville, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

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J. M. Merritt, M.D. Searcy, Ark. Ark. State

C. Mittelstaedt, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

L. Nauss, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. UALR

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C. A. Nelson, M.D. Arkadelphia, Ark. Ouachita

C. A. Noble. M.D. El Dorado, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

A. N. Olaimey, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Vanderbilt

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J. T. Patterson, M.D. Clarksville, Ark. Col. of the Ozarks

R. K. Payne, M.D. Jonesboro, Ark. Ark. State

P. N. Pettit, M.D. Hughes, Ark. Memphis State

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J. L. Poits, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. UALR

J. C. Presley, M.D. Bentonville, Ark. Bethany

T. A. Pullig. M.D. McNeil, Ark. Southern State

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David Reding, M.D. Fort Smith, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

Peter Rostenberg, M.D. Hot Springs, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

Vincent Russo, M.D. Oakland, Calif.

Uni. of Ark.

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James Sharp, M.D. Prairie Grove, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

L. D. Shoemaker. M.D. Litle Rock, Ark. Olivet College

L. G. Singleton, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Ark. Tech.

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Kenneth Sisco, M.D. Springdale, Ark. Washington Uni.

S. A. Spades, M.D. Walnut Ridge, Ark. Hendrix

H. B. Speer, M.D. Osceola, Ark. Ouachita

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J. D. Staggs, M.D. Fort Smith, Ark. Ark. Tech.

R. M. Stainton, Jrâ&#x20AC;&#x17E; M.D. Little Rock, Ark. UALR

W. R. Stubbs, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Uni, of Ark.

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James Studdard, M.D. Pine Bluff, Ark. Ouachita

R. R. Sykes, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Ouachita

H. A. Talley. M.D. Magnolia, Ark. Southern State

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S. J. Thomason, M.D. Warren, Ark. Hendrix

F. H. Warren. M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

J. L. Whittle, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

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C. E. Wiggins, M.D. Little Rock, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

J. M. Williams, M.D. Paragould, Ark. Uni. of Ark.

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You can bet this picture was taken before 2:30!

Is my fly really open?

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It must show somewhere in this bio-chemistry book how to get to “The John Hopkins.”

How about a little hernia opera­ tion?

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Hell — I thought you were going to sew up the episotomy.

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Tom Headlee Vice President: Mike Crouch Secretary-Treasurer: Jim Wolfe Honor Council Representatives: Larry Dobbs, Tom Robinson Student Council Representatives: Charles Spann, Charles Sullivan SAMA Representatives: Stoney Anderson, Tom Polk

John Anderson Little Rock Rupert Anderson Arkadelphia Stoney Anderson Fayetteville Scotty Andrews Hope

Bob Aspell Little Rock Blake Berry Fort Smith Roger Bost Little Rock Jim Bozeman Hamburg

Dale Calhoun Little Rock Gary Cole Little Rock Mike Crouch Springdale Reggie Cullom Wilson

Linda Deere Little Rock John Dobbs N. Little Rock Larry Dobbs Benton Leland Dodd Fort Smith

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Notice here the two large, soft tissue masses extending bilaterally from the arterior chest wall.

Ric Doss Russellville Rick Doss Ft. Worth, Texas Don Dunn Little Rock Ed Eaton Little Rock

Dave Edmiston Fayetteville Mike Elliott Little Rock Bruce Ellis Stephens Ronnie Erwin Magnolia

Jack Fendley Leslie Becky Flowers: Little Rock Mike Futrell Little Rock Bill Galloway Clarksville

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Terry Green N. Little Rock Rogers Griffith Little Rock Bill Harrison Helena Tom Headlee Searcy

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We spent countless hours attempting to master the use of Medicineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s complex equipment.

Terry Jefferson Little Rock Larry Johnson Little Rock Robert Johnson Little Rock Sieve Jones Magnolia

Richard Jordan Sheridan Alfred Kahn Litle Rock Sue Keathley Little Rock Wayne Kendall Harrison

Merlin Kilbury Little Rock Joe King Nashville Tom Koehler Little Rock Sandy Ladage Fort Smith

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Don Lum Blytheville Frank Ma Litle Rock Rick Martin Fort Smith George Mayer Highpoint, N.C.

Jim McCoy Star City John McIntyre Pine Bluff Dan McKinney â&#x2013; ' Paragould Don Meachum Royal Oak, Mich.

Paul Meier Saginaw, Mich.

Frank Minirth Leachville Mike Moody Salem Doug Moore Tulsa, Okla.

Grossly outsized and outnumbered, all she can do is SCREAM.

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The bed pan’s not for her; it’s for me. I can’t leave the room.

Eight ball — side pocket.

Doyle Morrison N. Little Rock Lynn Norman Magnolia Pai O'Donnell Gravette Kaihy Payne Magnolia

Don Penninglon Clarksville Richard Peterson Springdale Tom Polk Waldo Mary Louise Powell Conway

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Joe Rainwater Fayetteville C. B. Rebsamen Fort Smith Bob Reese Little Rock Tom Robinson Conway

Hank Rogers Fayetteville Rex Ross Conway Jim Russell Warren Bruce Sanderson Jonesboro

“A

thing of beauty is a joy forever.”

— Keats

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Auscultation of the Kesidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s call room revealed a friction rub and a loud murmur associated with a thrill.

Sam Scroggins Harrison Paul Shellabarger Little Rock John Simpson El Dorado John Smith Morrilton

Greg South N. Little Rock Charles Spann Little Rock Davis Spurlock Gould Allen Stallings Morrilton

Maurice Stephens Little Rock Charles Sullivan Wynne Steve Tilley Arkadelphia Ginger Todd Cabot

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Harold Vonk Little Rock Tom Wallace Mena Larry Watkins Hamburg Mary Ann Williams El Dorado

Jim Young Arkansas City Sandy Young Little Rock

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“So far, so good?’

Ahrens, Robt.

Mt. Home

Allen, E. L. Little Rock

Allen, L. B. Corning

Barnhill, J. San Francisco

Battles, L. D. Newport

Billings, C. Tulsa, Okla.

Black, John Crossett

Bowers, John Jonesboro

Brown, C. W. Little Rock

Burton, James Hot Springs

Campbell, D. W. Forrest City

Chandler, R. Magnolia

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Cherry, J. F. Benton

Chowning, J. Pine Bluff

Clardy, W. F. Hot Springs

Cogburn, B. E. Fort Smith

Collier. Jon Stout Spur

Cooper, Curt Eureka, Cal.

Cranford, H. Heber Spgs.

Crumpler, T. Magnolia

Deneke, W. A. W. Memphis

Dickins, J. Pine Bluff

Doss, Larry N. Little Rock

Driver, M. C. Little Rock

Parade of the Hair Gods

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Elkins, James El Dorado

Ellison, E. T. Texarkana

Eubanks, Robt.

Little Rock

Ewing, Jon R. Arkadelphia

Fairchild, W. N. Little Rock

Farrell, Robi.

Little Rock

Filbeck, Joe Little Rock

Finnegan, R. N. Little Rock

F.A.L.C. eats anything.

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Flynn, B. L. Carlisle

Fore, Robert McCrory

Fortson, W. E. Little Rock

Gardial, R. Pine Bluff

Gardner, J. L. Little Rock

Garland, L. D. Arkadelphia

Goodman, R. C. Fort Smith

Greenberg, P. L. A., Calif.

Greenway, C. D. Paragould

Hall, R. Witt Little Rock

Hargis, J. L. Morrilton

Harris, H. F. Wynne

Sophomore Class Officers President; James Miller Vice President: Charles Hof Secretary-Treasurer; Paul Greenberg

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Harris, R. M. Fort Smith

Hearnsburger, J. Little Rock

Hodges, Gary Little Rock

Hof, Charles Simi, Calif.

Hoffman, Carl Fayetteville

Johnson, P. Little Rock

Johnson, S. L. Leachville

Jones, Jackson Harrell

Jordan, H. J. Jonesboro

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third nipple is an anomaly.â&#x20AC;?

Anally fixated . . . my ass!

Lang, Nick P. Little Rock

Laufgraben, S. New York

Lawrence, Robt.

Little Rock

Mackey, M. G. Little Rock

Malott, J. D. Little Rock

Mason, Lindy Little Rock

Maxwell, Jon Searcy

McBryde, W. C. Paragould

McChristian, P. Mulberry

McClain, M. E. Piggott

McGaughey, A. Paragould

McGuire, S. A. Wynne

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One shot and Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m good for the whole day!

McMillan, J. Mena

McPherson, R. Pocahuntas

Meredith, P. D. Crossett

Merrell, W. E. Benton

Milam, C. C. Conway

Miller, James Lonoke

Money, W. D. Little Rock

Morse, Jim C. Rogers

Nall, Linda A. Little Rock

Ohlen, Alfred Little Rock

Padberg, F. T. Little Rock

Pilcher, M. T. Little Rock

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Postma, G. S. Denver, Colo.

Power, David Springdale

Ragsdill, R. Little Rock

Reynolds, R. Searcy

Riner, Dan M. Little Rock

Roberts, David N. Little Rock

Rolniak, W. A. Fayetteville

Rusher, A. H. Brinkley

Sarlin, Jon New York

Schonberg, A. New York

Schreffler, D. Little Rock

Shaddox, S. T. Harrison

He

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believes we are interested in venereal disease in the horse.

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Shaw, David L. Little Rock

Sizemore, W. A. Magnolia

Stallings, Joe Morrilton

Stewart, David Little Rock

Taggart, Sam Augusta

Thompson, Greg Calif.

Townsend, T. E. Pine Bluff

Wade, Bill K. Wilton

Warford, W. R. N. Little Rock

Watkins, John Little Rock

Williams, S. B. Little Rock

Word, James L. Searcy

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Joe Abrams

Davey Allen “They said I was out to lunch, but I always eat in my room!”

Roland Anderson

“I never thought it look­ ed like that!”

Keith Ashcraft # Ronald Baker

Paul Baxley Jim Pat Bell Dennis Berner Dick Berryhill

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Some people are so cool they don’t need sleep.

Jay Brainerd John Bryan

“I barely got accepted because of a school regulation against students that wear glasses.”

J. K. Buchman Bill Burgess Richard Burnett

Melanie Cable Rickey Carson Carol Chaney

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Carol Chappell

* If you think theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re crazy now, just give â&#x20AC;&#x2122;em three more years.

Carroll Corbell Noble Daniel John Daniels

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Shirley DesLauriers Bill Dudney Mike Duke Richard Dunn

Lee Forestiere Biff Fouke Eric Fraser

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Steve Freeman

There’s a hair in my beer!!”

Ira Gershner

“My God! I’ve lost my left eye.’’

Pat Gibson

Bill Goodin Maurice Graham Steve Graves Rodney Griffin

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David Hall Harold Haller Ronald Hardin Gary Harper

Linda Haynie Chrissy Henry Dick Henry

Mike Hillis Tom Hoffman

Tom Hollis Joe Howe

Bob Humphreys

“How many arms was that you needed Dr. Frankenstein?”

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John Huskins Don Jackson Rod Jamison Christina Jefferson

Tom Jefferson Joe Johnson Bob Johnston

“Just between you and me, I have a weird feeling that my cadaver doesn’t like what I’m doing.”

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Bonnie Lynch Robert Manis Martha McCoy M. F. McFarland

Bill Meredith Joe Mizelle Arl Van Moore Mike Murphy

Rick Nestrud Geogre Norton Cindy Orsburn

Freshmen win football championship

Louise Pinson

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Richard Poriis Ronnie Reese Skip Reid Charles Ridgley

Jim Russell Jim Rutherford Jan Scruggs Les Sessions

Bruce Smith Byron Smith John Smith Walt Stallings

Doug Stroud

Steve Tackett

“I’ve always been fascinated by naked bodies.”

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Marsha Taggart Mike Tedder Nancy Timmons Sharon Warren

Faber White Phil White Steve Whited Bob Williamson

Not Pictured; G. McGrew S. Peebles R. Schratz M. Selby

Mike Young

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ORGANIZATIONS

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CADUCEUS Mrs. Margaret Hipp Secretary

Van Melson Faculty Advisor

Dennis Davidson John Garner Co-Editors and Co-Business Managers

Charles Parsons Pharmacy

Coleman Driver Photographer

STAFF

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J ames Hawkins Senior Medicine

R. P. Moon Junior Medicine

John Collier Sophomore Medicine

Doug Stroud Freshman Medicine

EDITORS

ASSOCIATE

Martha Clardy Nursing

Sue Atkinson X-Ray Technology

Linda Cooper Medical Technology

Ruth Wilcox Dental Hygiene

Richard Luben Graduate

MEDICO STAFF 1970-71

Alan Stallings — SAMA Editor

Chet Noble — Editor

\~\*"t John Jones — Sports Editor

Carole Nelson — Reporter

Pharmacy Associate Editors William Swail Razorback Pharmaci^ Editor Perry Shock

Ernie Yeager

Marcie Warren

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Jane Ross

ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITIES

AMERICAN MEDICAL W OM ENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S ASSOCIATION

F r o m L t o R , f r o n t r o w : Cindy Orsburn, Bonnie Lynch, Shirley K. DesLauriers, Melanie Cable, Carol Chaney, Carol Chappell, Bobbie Flynn. B a c k r o w : Chrissy Henry, Christine Jefferson, Jane Thomason, Linda Nall, Marsha Taggart, Lindy Mason, Sharon Warren, Linda Ann Haynie, Martha McCoy.

SAMA OFFICERS

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ASSOCIATED STUDENTS

S t a n d i n g f r o m L t o R : Dick Hendrickson, David Crittenden, Bill Dudding, James Miller.

S e a t e d f r o m L t o R : John Jones, Linda Deere, Martha Morgan, Nancy Reed, and Marilyn

Fong.

OFFICERS

Charles Parsons Treasurer Bill Dudding President

Martha Morgan Secretary Guy Lessenberry Vice-President

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THE MEDICAL DAMES

Senior Wives: S e a t e d L t o R : Sandy Singleton, Ruth Shoemaker, Delores Sharp, Faye Pullig, Janie Dickinson, Rose Spades, Sheri Farmer, Sheila Talley, and Julia Hendrickson. S t a n d i n g L t o R : Barbi Herring, Maria Nauss, Myrtle Derrick, Carolyn Junkin, Marjorie Presley, Mary Ann Bellas, Cheryl Anderson, Virginia Hill, Nancy Warren, Vickey Boozman, and Connie Austin.

Junior Wives: S e a t e d L t o R : Gaby Anderson, Bonnie McIntyre, Jeanette Smith, Carolyn Rebsamen, Doris Robinson, Merilyn Tilley, Amy Aspell, and Jane Elliot. â&#x20AC;&#x2122;

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Sophomore Wives; S e a t e d L t o R : Pam Rusher, Paulette McBryde, Donna Schreffler, Mary Stallings, Cynthia Doss, Cynthia Elkins, Jeane Shaw; B a c k R o w L t o R : Nancy Billings, Dotti Driver, Janet Greenway, Barbara Patton, Connie Hoffman, Sallye Hof, Mary Gardner, and Carol Long.

Freshmen Wives: S e a t e d L t o R : Nancy Sessions, Jo Ann Tedder, Marsha Selby, Cindy Hoffman, Teresa Osam, Patsy Fraser, Suzanne Manis; B a c k R o w L t o R : Robyn Jucas, Mary Ruth McGrow, Mary Jane Jackson, Gail Marie Young, Sandy Scruggs, Brenda Hollis, Ellen Dunn, Afton White, and Linda Reese.

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MEDICAL SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL

Charles Sullivan, Jim Miller, Dennis Berner, S. Freeman, James Hawkins.

J. McMillan, Tom Polk, Linda Deere, and John G a r n e r . N o t p i c t u r e d : Bob Sykes, President.

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HONOR COUNCIL S e a t e d L t o R : R. Luben, L. Nall, J. Malott, D. Strou i, J. R. Anderson, M. Matthews, M. Williams, P. Pet­ tit, J. Bowers, F. Warren, J. Morse, T. Robinson, H. Burnett, R. Martin, and R. Dobbs. S t a n d i n g L t o R : W. Warford, L. Dobbs, and G. Markland.

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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 on scholarship, personal honesty and potential leadership; (2) Alumni and Faculty member­ ship granted for distinctive achievements in the art and practice of scientific medicine and(3) Honorary membership awarded to eminent leaders in medicine and allied sci­ ences.

The motto of the Society is:

Fay W. Boozman, III

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David R. Critlenden

Nick Me Kinney

James L.Whitile

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OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS Director; Mr. Van Melson Secretary: Mrs. Margaret Hipp

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Stanley G. Mittelstaedt, Ph.D. Dean

James R. McGowan, Ph.D. Assistant Dean

FACULTY MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY A. Nelson Voldeng, Ph.D. Assoc. Professor

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Danny L. Laltin, Ph.D. Assist. Professor

Hugh McKnight, M.S. Instructor

William S. Dorsey, M.S. Instructor

William D. Easterly, Jr., Ph.D. Professor

Thaddeus S. Grosicki, Ph.D.

PHARMACEUTICS

K. Richard Knoll, M.S. Asst. Professor

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Lloyd Thompson. B.S. Graduate Student

PHARMACOLOGY C. Allen Bradley. Ph.D. Assoc. Professor

Marcus W. Jordin Professor

PHARMACOGNOSY Bill J. Kerr, M.S. Instructor

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PHARMACY ADMINISTRATION John M. Fincher, B.S., J.D. Instructor in Pharmacy Law Walter J. Morrison, Ph.D. Assoc. Professor

R. Reeves Anderson Financial Aid and Placement Officer Lynn Robibson Registrar

Gene D. Pynes, Ph.D. Asst. Professor Otto H. Wenk Stockroom Supervisor Jerome Rosenfeld, M.S. Asst. Professor

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Judy, Kay Berry, Angie Roberts, Julie Stol (not pictured due to a small addition.)

Gertrude . . it’s your turn to go T.S.’s course today.

Santa — from pharmacy school.

The Dean idea of intro­ ducing a Brewer to 3rd.

Floor.

My girdle is killing me!

Para-keto-ASSES

So much for Ray . . . I’ll get an easier one if I want to.

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Ritchie can stuff that *** course in his ear.

Just ask me if I care ! !

I ainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t no clown.

Um-m-m-m

Biopharmacuetics utilizes such expert technique.

Any words needed?

All right listen to the little man.

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STUDENT AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION

Larry Linzy President

Guy Lessenberry Vice President

Wayne Mowrer Secretary

Charles Parsons Treasurer

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Now Charlie . . We got this one nighting Jordin down right.

Bigelow does some things well but tieing his shoe is not one of them.

Leg Row

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Officers Mack Milner _________________ Treasurer Tom W alker___________________ Secretary Luke Cheek________________ V. President Gary R e ed ____________________ President

Members 1970-1971

Initiates 1970-1971

Featuring: C harles Bishop â&#x20AC;&#x201D; the only guy with PX on his ring but still canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get in the picture!

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KAPPA EPSILON

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OFFICERS Nelda F raser______________ President Jeanie Raper__________ V. President Jean S e n n ________________ Secretary Marsha Pellham __________ Treasurer Mary Beih Smee ___ Social Chairman Margaret Sparkman_Pledge Trainer Jane Gault ______________ Chaplain Marcie Warren __________ Historian

Actives

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Pledge Class of 1970-1971

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Senior Actives 1970-1971

Junior Actives 1970-71

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PHI DELTA CHI FRATERNITY

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Ronnie Robertson_______________President Charles Parsons________ ___ V. President Jim M eazle___________________ Treasurer Morris Johnston________ Corres. Secretary Ron Fenw ick____________ Master at Arms Larry Linzy ___________________ Prelate Gary R e e d _______â&#x20AC;&#x201D;_______ Inner Guard Jerry Byrd (not show n)_________Secretary

Faculty Advisor K. Richard Knoll

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1970-1971 Pledge Class

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M. Johnston

W. Kueter

J. Kimbrell

J. Meazle

M. Milner

W. Mowrer

C. Parsons

G. Reed

R. Robertson

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That’s it, Wild, Wild, Cherry Syrup, U.S.P.

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PHARMACY MATES

Junior Wives

OFFICERS Jane Parsons_______Ways and Means Toni A shcraft_____ Corres. Secretary Millie K euter___ Recording Secretary Linda Hallbrook___________ Treasurer Jeanette P erdue___________ President Donna Jackson_____Parliamentarian Mary Lewellen __________ Historian SPONSORS â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Seated Mrs. Nell Stephans Mrs. Sally McCowan 176

Freshman Wives

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OFFICERS James Warlick President

Arnold Burk Vice-President

Karon D. Baxley Nashville

Margaret Sparkman Secretary

Anthony Joe Bigelow Magnolia

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Gary Reed Treasurer

Bobby Glen Billings Tuckerman

Johnnie H. Caihey Monticello

Martin L. "Luke" Cheek III Booneville

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Patricia M. Claiborne Little Rock

Chester C. Daniel Little Rock

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Edward B. Darling Tuckerman

Jim C. Davis Little Rock

Jimmy G. Davis Monticello

James I. Drake North Little Rock

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Nelda B. Fraser Bradford

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James H. Hendrickson Conway

Billie House Center Point

Loy G. Jackson Manila

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Billy R. Jefferson Hot Springs

Mack L. Milner Pine Bluff

Raymond C. Reynolds Greenbrier

Mary Elizabeth Smee Booneville

James Warlick Crossett

Martha Jane Warren Fort Smith

John E. Wennerstrom Fayetteville

NOW! !

LETâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S GET THE TRUCK OUTA HERE

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Careful tests prove AFRODEX works.

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/ All I did was try to hold her hand.

But Mack, I have no animosity.

Those canned notes are better than mine.

Now to check Gro’s tour guide.

Al’s Boy’s Club —

Buck in a likely role.

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SCHOOL OF PHARMACY FED. REG. NO.-

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OFFICERS Perry Shock President

Bill Swail Vice President

Diania Farley Sec.-Treasurer

ONE MORE YEAR

Layne Alexander Fayetteville

John Armstrong McCrory

Lloyd Ashcraft Little Rock

Ann Brambl Little Rock

Randall Burks Malvern Joe Burrow Beebe Michael Cole Searcy

Barbara DeSalvo Little Rock Edward J. Donnelly Helena

Diana Farley Siloam Springs Joe Donald Fenwick Fort Smith

Dwane Frakes Corning Virginia Gaither Hot Springs Judith Ann Galloway Little Rock

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David Gannaway Warren George Graddy North Little Rock David Grimmelt Hope

Guy Lessenberry Parkin Larry McComber North Little Rock Ronald Malick Fayetteville

Carl Roberts Stuttgart

Dennis Robertson Harrisburg Florence Rooney Guy Jean Senn Little Rock

Ernie Yeager Van Buren

Larry Young Fordyce

You mean this isn’t the medulary center?

I’ve just about had it with this F***ing place.

NELDA ! ! Get a hold of yourself! !

Margaret . . . are you sure he’s completely harmless?

Thank Goodness for wonderful thoughts.

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So this is the female pip­ ing system.

But she did return.

I use Eight Guard and Pristeen.

Walt and his publications.

Aw . . . Come on Mack.

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Why does everyone always charge?

Thanks to Ellen Shuffield who helped put this together.

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THIS PRESCRIPTION CANNOT BE REFILLED

James Isom President

Mike McKeown Vice President

Jane Ross Sec.-Treasurer

FRESHMAN CLASS

Larry Autry DeQueen Mike Bailey Russellville Gelene Bales Jonesboro Bonnie Bess Pine Bluff

Charles Burt Searcy Charles Campbell Gurdon Wendell Chitmon Little Rock Mark Chronister Russellville

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Janet Oates Social Chairman

Helen Clark Bald Knob Thomas Cooper West Helena Leroy Wayne Crowl Viola Larry Davis North Little Rock

Deborah Dodson Harrison James Dollar Magnolia Charlotte Easterling Prescott Yulonda Harris Little Rock

Glenn Headley Malvern Lynn Headley Malvern John Cleve Hendricks III Gurdon Keith Hill Marmaduke

James Isom Conway Evelyn Jeu Altheimer Ronald Johnson Murfreesboro Patrick Kauffman Carthage

Gloria Ko Earle Martha Krablin Carlisle Thomas Lewellen Dumas Gary Lewis Pencil Bluff

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Randall Liggett Searcy Michael McKeown Monticello Jerry McKinney Mulberry Freddie Marsh Alexander

Michael Martin Conway Larry May Hot Springs Alfred Hotter Lakeview John Nowlin Crossett

Janet Oates Morrilton Johnny Paine Helena Michael Parker Pocahontas Danny Ponder Little Rock

Gary Robertson Little Rock Jane Ross Monticello Thomas Ross Gordon James Seal Piggot

Phil Smith Trumann Diana Spease Fort Smith Barry Talley Pangburn John Taylor Warren

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Barbara Underwood Jonesboro Fred Woodruff Pine Bluff Robert W’oolsey Ozark Ronald Workman Fayetteville

Question is — which model to study?

Judy K. the Second.

I’ll teach those Jr.’s to make fun of my BAMBI T-shirt.

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It’s practice for Ritchie’s underwater basket-weaving class.

Question — Question

Would I ? ! ?

NO — no Talley. You are just to study — not compare.

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The only useful item in Pcog. lab.

The main thing I try to do, Bill, is to act busy when he’s looking.

Judy . . . in a dress?

You hold ’em like this but East­ erly gets you from the other end!

Take Me ! !

Another inspiring course under Richie.

I applied for a job as a secretary NOT a short order cook.

The dean’s lil’ kitchen

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When’s Lunch?

Sure Jerry, we’ve heard all about your wife . . .

Norlestrin induced hirsutism in Pcol lab.

Now Allen — just because I’m head of the department doesn’t mean we can’t run the same lab.

Jordin’s typical approach to the freshman.

Who says you can’t take it with you!

Hero Hotel

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Julie . . . the secretary who got left out.

Pass the word . . . Nelda is copying in class.

If I catch you coming out of there one more time I’ll backhand you ! !

Yes Mam. that says insert one daily in your privates.

Now Gary . . . just think of me as the captain of a ship . . . not an instructor.

We lose more secretaries over this machine filling.

No, I won’t hold you responsible for specific structures . . . but be able to recognize, draw, synethize or dream up anything I may think of for the test.

That’s all for this year.

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FACULTY

I’ll take 3 burgers and a chocolate shake.

Poof — you’re a lemon.

The Srs. are telling the Jrs. what? ?

Ten bucks — Lady Luck in the eighth.

% It was boring then and its boring now.

What a drag.

Monsters, all of them.

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My girdle’s killing me.

Spirochetes, everywhere.

Who has the sex books?

Delta Lady

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Diann Alexander SCA Little Rock Elaine Baker Oklahoma State Copan, Okla.

Tina Berleau Ark. Tech Ft. Smith

Transfer of affection?

Kathy Bock U. of Ark. Little Rock

Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m going to put my coat on and boogie on home.

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Diane Blackman U. of Ark. Little Rock

Carol Caroll U. of Ark. Pocahontas

And hereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a lid for you.

Martha Clardy Hendrix Hot Springs

Carolyn Conaway Univ. of Texas Little Rock

Gettinp: Straight.

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Barbara DeMott U. of Ark. Fort Smith Becky Fleming SCA North Little Rock

Glenda Fryar Henderson Oden

We learn to tie our shoes.

Janis Geyer U. of Ark. Ft. Worth

Bob blows her mind!

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Lois Gooding A.M. & N. Benton

Definitely 40-60.

Linda Grantom U. of Ark. Alvin, Tex.

Yes, weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re interested in family planning.

Nancy Green Ark. Tech Bee Branch Betty Guiltner SCA Conway

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Ruth Hannebaum U. of Ark. Alton, 111.

Susan Harmon SCA Clinton

Right On!I 1

Take me, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m yours.

Linda Hill U. of Ark. West Helena Diane Hite U. of Ark. Little Rock

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Judy Hubble U. of Ark. Little Rock Deborah King UALR Little Rock

Annis McKinney U. of Ark. Mulberry

I just snapped my cath.

Sandra Mickle U. of Ark. Ft. Smith

1 A keg on the ledge, impossible.

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Maria Nauss UALR Little Rock Lynette Noe U. of Nebraska Dixon, Nebraska

Penny Olinghouse U. of Ark. Little Rock

Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s see did anyone do better than I did.

Sonia Ordonez U. of Ark. L. A., Calif.

Florida is nice, but I like Busch.

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Melinda Owens U. of Ark. Morrilton

After only two years .. .

Jan Pickens U. of Ark. Rogers Roni Ray U. of Ark. Fayetteville

Sandra Priebe Ark. Tech Lonoke

Look, Floyd.

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Connie Heichman John Brown Univ.

Yellville Johnnie Rose SCA DeQueen

Elaine Salkeld SCA Little Rock

Did the dean get her a piece?

Karen Sharp LRU Little Rock

The rabbit died ! ! !

218

Irene Shirley LRU Caihy Smith Ark. Tech Russellville

Leslie Smith U. of Ark. Texarkana

Jerry Ann did it!

Michele Smith Henderson Hope

One toke over the line

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Diana Stroud Pepperdine Little Rock n ~~•tiiin I

Sara’s got a brand new bag.

Sandy Tallent HSC Benton

Come on baby, light my fire.

Betty Tatum U. of Ark. Crossett Cathy Thomas U. of Ark. Crossett

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Valerie Tomayko UALR Little Rock

Susan Webb U. of Ark. Fayetteville Sarah Whitworth U. of Maryland Jacksonville

I did not.

Jerry Woodruff Henderson Pine Bluff

/ He hit me with his crutch but I got it anyway.

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Debbie Ash Russellville

Karen Baxter Siloam Springs Mary Blessing Little Rock

Diane Breaux Little Rock Diane Brower Little Rock June Burgess Russellville

Linda Bussey Springfield, Mo. Kay Cronk Tulsa, Okla.

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Brenda Dare N. Little Rock Mable Dees Magnolia

Corliss Dickerson Pine Bluff Donna Duncan Little Rock

Paula Earnhart Marcia Foster

Taffy Hain Little Rock Marinelle Halbrook Cleveland Kathy Hall Dumas

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Jackie Harris San Antonio

Penny Harris San Antonio Sharon Houston Little Rock

Mary Huskins Siloam Springs Nancy Johnston Ft. Smith Mary McAddo Little Rock

Nancy Leggett Tulsa, Okla.

Terry McDonald Sheridan Mary Jo Marks Little Rock

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Billie Maxwell Booneville

Sharon Middlebrook Little Rock Connie Oxford Fayetteville

Becky Pfeifer Ft. Smith Karen Pipkins Hot Springs Barbara Records Inglewood, Calif.

Marilyn Schluferman Subiaco Gary Sheridan Benton Mercedes Smith Pine Bluff

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Mary Speer Kathy Swenson Everton Bonnie Taylor

Starr Teller Tulsa, Okla.

Marlene Thompson Rogers Silver Vonseggern Ft. Smith

Peggy Wilkerson Pine Bluff Terry Williams Stuttgart

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ilie Ardoin

James W. Bost

Paul V. Bostian

The responsibility of the Graduate School is to train professional scientists so that medical knowledge can continue its development in the future. This is an in­ tegral part of the medical center’s service to mankind. The graduate students pre­ sented on these pages work in the depart­ ments of Anatomy, Biochemistry, Biome­ try, Microbiology, Physiology, Pharmacy, Pharmacology, and Radiology. They teach, study, and do research in an effort to fur­ ther expand the scientific understanding of man and his health.

nr. (jan iii. uuffjT and his secret"y Mrs. vveis? __ graduate students deal with the mountains of red tape that go with getting an advanced degree.

Officers of the Graduate Club are Jim Bost, treasurer, Jason Lee, president Eichard Dobbs, vice president, and Peggy Loewy, n o t - p i c t u r e d .

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Carl E. Ashley

Wm. M. Aldrich

Lynn H. Clardy

Harold E. Dowda

Rosalie Ardoin

James W. Bost

Wm. F. Dudding Vince A. Gibberi

Paul V. Bostian

Manuel Gonzales

Now all I need is donors for the heart, arms, legs, and kidneys! â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;And this little piggy . .

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Freeman Harris

Karen M. Harris

Mary E. Lamb

J. A. Lee

Gene M. Hall

Gerald D. Haslings

Raj K. Jelhi

James E. LeDoux Robert B. Leman Richard A. Luben

Dr. Sherman said just go over the notes once and get a good nightâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sleep . . .

If I knew all the answers I wouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t BE here!

The hip bone’s connected to the

“I tell you, if we set it just right, it’ll blow up in his face.”

^ Bobby B. Morgan

Chunfu Peng

f John C. Nash

Ruta E. Percefull

^ Sandra W. Orsini Paula A. Peacock

Louis R. Pryor

Mary C. Rose

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Chester L. Stinnett Eddie B. Waldrip

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J. R. Whitten

Been Wu

Carolyn F. Yarbrough

Sally Harvey Philander Smith College

Sharon Applehans University of Arkansas

Sharon Edwards University of Arkansas

Sandy Miller University of Arkansas

Gayle Williams Southern State College

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CLASS OFFICERS: President: Larry Weathers Vice-President: Mona Teague Secretary: Pam Miller Medico Reporter: Millie Murphy Caduceus assoc, ed.

Linda Cooper Brenda Thomas John Brown University

Donna Milchell Ouachita University

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Donna Hammack State College of Arkansas

Millie Murphy Agnes Scott College

Linda Cooper San Diego State College

With a little help from Pam, Donna learns the finer points of fingersticks.

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Joe Pierce Arkansas A & M

Okay Mr. Weathers, tell all you know about lostyourcoolaremia. “Well, it’s caused by G u f f k ya D u f f k y a . .

“And it was first found in Bowling-green, Kentucky in the midgut of a daily tick by Rev. Morgan,” added Pam. (It’s only syndrome is causing better-tons of B.S.)

Mona Teague Henderson State College

Jean Ross Ouachita University

Larry Weathers University of Arkansas

Pam Miller University of Arkansas

Kathy Schnell University of Colorado

Linda Stone Henderson State College

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“It wouldn’t bother me if it wasn’t mine.” Mona prepares a newcomer for a heelstick — a part of Hem­ atology.

“Do we need this stuff for the test, Millie?” Linda and Millie are found running crossmatches during their Blood Bank apprenticeship.

“If I get called in on the rug now, at least I’ll go in style.” Joe finds coffee preferable to chocolate agar during a Bacteriology break. i

“If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however far away.”

—H. D. Thoreau (Like California?)

“Let me know if Daley’s coming.” Kathy’s last night stand in micro.

FACULTY AND STAFF

USE OTHER

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Mrs. Helen Matthews, R.T. Technical Director

Mrs. Christine Helms, R.T. Chief Technologist

Jo Ann Barnwell, R.T.

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Sherry Carter, R.T.

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Judy Gardner, R.T.

Tommy Myrick, R.T.

Phillip Garner, R.T.

(I II Ken Pedersen, R.T.

Cathi Ralls, R.T.

Jack Rush, R.T.

Mary Kay Smith, R.T.

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Quinnie Young, R.T.

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How long: does it take a Junior to do a patient?

Where’s that technician?

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You do that Massey and I’ll break your neck!

CLASS OFFICERS

SENIOR CLASS: Martha Morgan, President; Sandra Brown, Vice President; JUNIOR CLASS: Char­ lie Butler, President; Nan Reed, Vice President.

SENIORS

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Charles Anderson Camden, Ark.

Sue Atkinson Camden, Ark.

Sandra Brown North Little Rock, Ark.

Steve Hudson North Little Rock, Ark.

Mark Massey Pine Bluff, Ark.

Martha Morgan Pine Bluff, Ark.

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Kay Smiley Little Rock, Ark.

Debra Marks Smith Fordyce, Ark.

Charles White Hot Springs, Ark.

Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s it to you how I make my extra money?

The terror of the orthopedic department!

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JUNIORS

Dotty Andrews North Little Rock, Ark.

Paula Black Hazen, Ark.

Randy Burleson Pangburn, Ark.

^ Charles Butler Smackover, Ark.

Christina Cockran Little Rock, Ark.

\ Sarito Harvey Louann, Ark.

i Loretta Higgs Little Rock, Ark.

Debbie Hubbard Pine Bluff, Ark.

Bennie Jones Little Rock, Ark.

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Mary Laird Smackover, Ark.

Randy McGuire Malvern, Ark.

Nan Reed Little Rock, Ark.

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Wilfried Laule Little Rock, Ark.

Mary Jo Moix Las Vegas, Nevada

Larry Schwan Little Rock, Ark.

Deborah McGehee Pine Bluff, Ark.

Pat Parnell Cotton Plant, Ark.

Perry Don Wright Ashdown, Ark.

Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve only been here four hours and still no X-rays!

Boy! Did you see that goodlooking body go by??

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That dress is too short and get that ribbon from your hair!!

Radiologists at work?

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DENTAL HYGIENE,

Dr. Nelms

Part-Time Faculty

FACULTY

Robert W, deBin, D.D.S., M.S.

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

M. Coleman Driver, B.S.

Mrs. Florence McCloskey, R.D.H. Clinic Instructor

Lawrence D. Furlong, D.D.S., M.P.H. T. Robert Johnson, D.D.S.

Lonnie C. Warren, D.D.S. Clinic Instructor

Kieth Kreth, D.D.S., M.S.D.

Bill Wingfield, B.S. Instructor

Mrs. McCloskey

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Dr. Warren

Mr. Wingfield

SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS President: Ada Beth Benton Vice President: Joyce Colclasure Secretary: Sue Abernathy Treasurer: Georgia Hetterick Council Representatives: Earline McWherter Gail Finne

T. Sue Abernathy West Memphis

Ada Beth Benton Little Rock

Jv Paula Casey Little Rock

Alice A. Criner Little Rock

Joyce Colclasure Lonoke

Marilyn Cole Jacksonville

Pam A. Davis N. Little Rock

Gail Finne Little Rock

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JR. A.D.H.A. Jr. A.D.H.A. is a student chapter of the American Dental Hygiene Association. The students have participated in money making projects which helped the chapter to send two students to the National Meeting held in Las Vegas.

Among other projects the association sent apples to the Childrensâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Colony for Christmas.

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Linda L, Henly Lubbock, Tex.

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M. Stacy Heringer Jonesboro

Georgia Hetterick Little Rock

Billie F. McCain Prescott

Diane D. McCalla Weatherford, Okla.

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Barbara A. Loser Malvern

Earline McWherter Hot Springs

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Colleen O'Brien Shreveport, La.

Emily Jo Ray N. Little Rock

Janna Rorex Monroe, La.

Janelle Ware Fort Smith

Dorothy Umfress Helena

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Phyllis Voss Malvern

Did T. J. finally call?

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Sherry Wells Little Rock

Ruth Wilcox Conway

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FRESHMAN CLASS

Jo Baker

Judy L. Ball

Yvonne Battle

Diane Bew

Carolyn Conzel

r Barbee Berger

Rosalyn D'anna

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Katy G. Dodd

Marilyn J. Fong

Kaihy Fowler

Theresa Griffin

Cindy Holmes

Barbara Holt

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Carolyn Jackson

The first to find the dirty picture.

257

Karen Keener

Tracy Kissiae

Karen Koch

Nancy Millikin

Lana Parrish

Debby Lewis

Jo Ann Merrywell

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Ann Robberson

Patti Pennington

Charlotte Rocconi

Barbara Rogers

My girdle is killing me.

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Shari Stuart

Janet Williams

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Mutual Admiration Society

Now ten tons of whale sperms

Monday morning clinics are very busy.

That professional dental hygienist look.

You mean we finally got rid of that senior class?

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CYTOTECHNOLOGY/

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SCHOOL OF CYTOTECHNOLOGY

William E. Jacques, M.D. Professor & Chairman, Dept, of Path­ ology. Director, School of Cytotechnology

Elaine Anderson Cytotechnologist

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Eulalia Araoz Cytotechnologist

Carl K. Uyeda, Ph.D. Asst. Prof. Dept, of Pathology and Anatomy. Asst. Director, School of Cytology

Robin Hadden Cytotechnologist

Edith Bowman

William Moore

L'Doro Garcellano

Ming Hwei Peng Roscoe Lewis

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O U R PA TR O N S Little Rock Dermatology C linic W om an's Clinic Robert Stainton, M .D. W ilm a C . Diner, M .D. Jam es J . Pappas, M .D. Little Rock Pediatric Clinic Little Rock Diagnostic Clinic Little Rock O rthopedic Clinic Urology Associates

Little Little Little Little Little Little Little Little Little

E. Clark G illespie, M .D.

Little Rock Little Rock

Alfred Kahn, J r ., M .D. T C S O rthopedic Clinic W illiam G . Reese, M .D. Mose Smith III, M .D. David

L.

Barclay,

M .D.

Ron W illiam s, M .D. W . Flacke, M .D. Everett M cCIIntoch, M .D. Alan G . Cazort, M .D. M. A . Jackson, M .D. Dr.'s W a lt & Growden

The Family C lin ic, Ltd. U A M C Department of Anatom y

Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock

M r. & Mrs. A . K. Junkin, Sr.

No. Little Rock No. Little Rock

Little Rock

The Fulton & N apper C linic Sylvan Hills Pharmacy Levy Drugs

Little Rock Little Rock Little Rock

Johnson Drug Store

No. Little Rock No. Little Rock

W alter H . O 'N eal, M .D.

No. Little Rock

Williamson Rexall Drugs

No. Little Rock

Little Rock

E. K. C lard y, M .D. O . P. G arner, M .D.

Little Rock Little Rock

Little Rock

John H . Bowker, M .D.

Little Little Little Little Little Little Little Little Little

Little Rock

Little Rock Little Rock

Purcell Smith, J r ., M .D. H arry Hayes, J r ., M .D.

Jam es S. Garrison, J r ., M .D. G e yer Springs Drug Store Jim bo's Drug Store Kavanaugh Pharmacy Buice Drug Store A d ay's Drug Store Harold W hite, M .D. Radiology Associates, P .A .

Hundley Clinic Sidney J . Fields, M .D.

Little Rock Little Rock

Little Rock Little Rock

Dr.'s Pehrson & Dilday Millard W . Black, M .D.

Little Rock Little Rock Little Rock

Frank M. Burton, M .D. H . King W ad e, J r ., M .D. G eorge J . Fotloo, M .D. John Dodson, M .D. Burton Eisele C linic P .A .

J , L. Rosenzweig, M .D. Dr.'s Durham & Murray D. B. Stough III, M .D.

No. Little Rock

H ot Springs H ot Springs H ot Springs H ot Springs H o t Springs H ot Springs H ot Springs H ot Springs H o t Springs H ot Springs DeQueen

Little Rock Little Rock

DeQueen Clinic, Ltd. Preston L. Hatcock, M .D. J . W arren Murry, M .D. W ade W . Burnside, M .D.

Winston K. Shorey, M .D. Steve Flanigan, M .D. James S. Taylor, M .D.

Little Rock Little Rock Little Rock

Vol B. Lester O rthopaedic C linic Ltd. W right Hawkins, M .D.

Howard Schwander, M .D. Thomas G . Johnston, M .D. H orace N. M arvin, Ph.D.

Little Rock Little Rock Little Rock

Dr.'s Stewart & Kram er Cooper Clinic

M. D. M cClain, M .D. K. W . Cosgrove, M .D.

Little Rock Little Rock

Ralph A . Downs, M .D. Dr. & Mrs. F. T. Fraunfelder

Little Rock Little Rock Little Rock

Raymond Goodman, M .D. Eugene T. Ellison, M .D. John M. Dodge, M .D.

Texarkana Texarkana

J . W . Burnett, M .D. Mitchell Young, M .D.

Texa rkana Texarkana

Little Rock

Dr.'s O 'N eal & Brinkley J . W . Kennedy, M .D. Robert Carnahan,

M .D.

M. H . G ra y, D.D.S. Glenn A . Burton, D.D.S. A . W ad e Smith, D.D.S. Roger B. Bost, M .D. John

H . Abercrom bie,

Little Rock Little Rock Little Rock D.D.S.

M. Louie Allred, D.D.S. G eorge Branscum, D.D.S. Jess

Odom

Enterprises

B. Frank Mackey Jim 's Cork & Bottle G o v. W inthrop Rockefeller

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Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock

Little Rock Little Rock Little Rock

Neil E. Crow , M .D.

Porter R. Rodgers, J r ., M .D. Hugh R. Edwards, M .D. Harris Hospital & C lin ic, Inc. D. H . Lowrey, M .D.

Fayetteville Fayetteville Fayetteville Fayetteville Fayetteville Ft. Smith Ft. Smith Ft. Smith R . Smith Ft. Smith

Searcy Searcy Newport Russellville

H . B. Oldham , M .D. Mr. & Mrs. C . S. Eason

W est Helena Benton

Little Rock Little Rock Little Rock

BSH Admission O ffice Adron M. Bradley, M .D. Dr.'s Clark & Paulk

Benton Forrest C ity

Little Rock

Jacob P. Ellis, M .D.

Sheridan El Dorado

A . Meryl G rase, M .D.

C a lico Rock, Arkansas M edical Center Siloam Springs, Arkansas Dr. and Mrs. A . G . GoesI Texarkana, U .S .A .

John B. Kirkley, M .D. Jonesboro, Arkansas G u y U. Robinson, M .D.

Dumas, Dumas, Pine Bluff, Pine Bluff, Pine Bluff, Pine Bluff, Paragould, Paragould, Clark M. Baker, M .D. Paragould, Asa A . C row , M .D. Paragould, Jam es C . Dunbar, M .D. Mountain Home, Ben. N . Saltzman, M .D. Mountain Home, Ross Fowler, M .D. Harrison, A lb ert W . Lazenby, M .D. Ross E. M aynard, M .D. W . R. M eredith, M .D. Claude E. Fendley, M .D. Joseph S. Robinette, M .D. Jaco b M. W illiam s, M .D. A . J . Baker, M .D.

Dr's G ladden &. W illiam s

Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas

Arkansas Harrison, Arkansas

G ardner H . Landers, M .D. El Dorado, Arkansas David P. H efner, M .D. Mena, Arkansas Lowell V. Ozment, M .D .

Cam den, Arkansas Dr's W ortham & Moore, P .A . Jacksonville, Arkansas Jacksonville, Arkansas Mrs. Robert Tirman Fordyce, Arkansas John H . Delamore, M.D Batesville, Arkansas Paul G ra y , M .D. Osceola, Arkansas Eldon Fairley, M .D. Osceola, Arkansas Julian Fairley, M .D. W est Memphis, Arkansas Hamilton Clinic Crossett, Arkansas Frederick N . Burt, M .D. Marvell, Arkansas Daniel Tonymon, M .D. Dr. & Mrs. R. B. Robins H . D. Luck, M .D. Vernon L. Toombs, M .D. R. H . Nunnally, M .D. B. P. Raney, M .D. E. M. Cooper, M .D.

Chicag o, Illinois Arkadelphia, Arkansas Arkadelphla, Arkansas Gurdon, Arkansas Jonesboro, Arkansas Jonesboro, Arkansas

Fayetteville

Bob Chester, M .D.

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A Teaching Program for Interns & Residents

St. Joseph Hospital and Rehabilitation Center Wichita, Kansas 67218 - 3400 Grand Ave. - (316) 685-1111 Under a Director of Medical Education . . .

A part-time paid Teaching Director of Internal Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, OB—GYN . . .

A full-time Director of Out-Patient Services. . .

A full-time Director of Rehabilitation . . .

Teaching-oriented staffs in Radiology and Pathology . . . and Departments of Medicine, Pediatrics, OB—GYN, Rehabilitation, Surgery, Family Practice, and Dentistry.

Residencies in Pathology and Family Practice (AMA Approved) Total B ed s.............................................454

For more information on program and details on the liberal benefits, housing and stipend, write: L e w W . P u rin to n , M .D .

D ire c to r of M e d ical E d u c a tio n St. Jo se p h H o sp ita l & R e h a b ilita tio n C enter 3 4 0 0 G ra n d A v e n u e W ichita, K a n sa s 6 7 2 1 8

WE ARE HAPPY TO BE THE PRINTERS FOR

The Medico

THE TIMES NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS

Compliments of CHURCHMAN-RHEA DRUG STORE

Compliments of

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The Medical Education Program Offers You . .

Rotating Internships Medicine Obstetrics-Gynecology Pediatrics Surgical Specialties

Straight Pathology Interns Residencies Surgery Medicine Obstetrics-Gynecology Pathology Radiology Pediatrics

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Cardiopulmonary Fellows

For information write:

all fully accredited

Director of Medical Education P. 0. Box 5999 Dallas, Texas 75222

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HILLCREST MEDICAL CENTER U T IC A O N T H E P A R K b u rn c e n te r c a r d io - r e n a l la b c o m p u te r ce n te r c o r o n a r y & in t e n s iv e c a re e m e r g e n c y & p o is o n c e n te r

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

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

Internships

Residencies

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

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

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

860 beds for comprehensive clinical experience.

Outpatient facilities in major disciplines; 63,000 patients.

28.000 annual admissions.

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

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Raymond Blank Memorial Hospital For Children Younker Memorial Rehabilitation Center

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

1200 Pleasant St. Des Moines, Iowa 50308

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

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Little Rock, Arkansas

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22 positions offered, all major specialities Rotating — 9 Straight Surgery Straight Medicine

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9000 Franklin Square Dr. Baltimore, Maryland 21237

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Franklin Square Hospital is a brand new 300 bed ultra modern community hospital. It has an active, well-qualified staff, fulltime chiefs, excellent rotations at Internship and Residency levels, opportunity for teaching, opportunity for practice and responsibility. Much more.

Interns and Residents receive adequate stipends, new apartments, uniforms and laundry.

The hospital is close to the Chesapeake Bay, mountain ski resorts and world famous museums, art gallerys and restaurants. Enjoy suburban living with city advantages.

Write: D. Thomas Crawford, M.D., Director, Medical Education Franklin Square Hospital 9000 Franklin Square Drive Baltimore, Maryland 21237

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ST. VINCENT INFIRMARY LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS

APPROVED INTERNSHIPS IN THE ROTATING 0,1,2 CATEGORIES

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500 bed hospital Coronary Care Unit Psychiatric Unit Child Care Center

★ Over 18,000 Admissions in 1969 ★ Intensive Care Unit ★ Self-Care Unit

For additional information and application write to: Department of Medical Education St. Vincent Infirmary West Markham at University Little Rock, Arkansas

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House staff members are encouraged to participate in medical seminars and meetings on the state and national levels and are included in all functions of the Muscogee County Medical Society, both professional and social.

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St. John’s Expands Education An expansion of the medical (ducation program of St. John’s lospital was announced today i-ith the appointment of two phylicians specializing in lung dis:ase and stomach-intestinal disirders to the medical staff.

Dr. James D. Mayfield, forner instructor of internal medi•ine at the University of Texas Southwestern medical school, )allas, has been appointed diector of medical education and ► f pulmonary services at St. John’s.

In addition, Dr. David W. Jenuns has been named director if medical education of the inernal medicine department and iircctor of gastroenterology. Dr. lenkins was formerly assistant, Icpartment of medicine, diviiion of gastroenterology at the Jniversity of Colorado school of nedicine.

MERLIN L. Blanchard, asso:iate administrator of the hoso\la\, said the new medical edu:ation setup will substantially strengthen the second and third year teaching program for resi­ dencies in internal medicine in Tulsa.

The local teaching hospitals are undertaking joint programs n several specialties and re-' :ently completed their first year for surgery residents under he Tulsa Area Surgical Educaion Trust.

Dr. Mayfield has a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy from the Jniversity of Texas at Austin md received his M.D. from Bayor University college of medi:inc in Houston.

Dr. Jenkins received his bachjlor’s degree from Colorado Colege and his MD at Case-West;x"n Reserve University.

Dr. R. Wayne Neal who has >cen dividing his time to serve 3s acting director of medical education will now devote full ime to duties as director of cariio-vascular services at St.

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Dr. Vargha, a native of Iran, will be in charge of the radia­ tion therapy section at St. The first five student doctors to be trained under the Tulsa John’s, which also serves as a referral center for area hos­ Area Surgical Education Trust have completed their first and pitals. second-year residencies in sur­ Dr. Vargha came here from the Mount Sinai School of Medi­ gery. cine of the City University of Completing second-year resi­ dency training are Drs. John E. New York where he served as attending radiotherapist.

Disiere and John S. Watson.

He interned at Elmhurst Hos­ Completing t h e i r first-year training are Drs. Wallace E. pital in New York after coming Duff, Walter D. Harris, and to the United States in 1956. He Paul F. Park. received his M.D. from Tehran Medical School.

Additionally, Dr. Robert A. Following his internship. Dr. Taylor is completing his threeVargha completed his residency year residency in obstetrics and at Ontario Cancer Institute in gynecology. Taylor studied the first two years at St. John’s Toronto. He was awarded a fel­ lowship to Mount Sinai Hospital with his last year taken under the joint auspices of St. John’s where he subsequently was named attending radiotherapist and Hillcrest. Dr, Jam es C. Toney completed his second at Mount Sinai and its affiliate, year, and Dr. Calvin M. Bracy Elmhurst Hospital. finished his first year of obstetHis wife, Camille, and chil-

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Medical Trust Completes Its First Year in Tulsa m ajor hospitals—St. John’s Hos­ pital, Hillcrest Medical Center and St. Francis Hospital.

The program was initiated to improve patient care by offer­ ing a greater study opportunity in Tulsa to the residents (grad­ uate doctors who have com­ pleted o n e-y ear internships).

The residents study their areas of interest on a rotating basis in the hospitals to learn the best from each.

In addition to attracting quali­ fied young doctors to Tulsa, the program allows maximum use of hospital teaching staffs and facilities.

Tulsa hospitals, working to­ gether, are pioneering this all­ city approach to teaching. The program has been approved by national b o a r d s and review agencies.

S t John's Expansion Plan

By PAT ATKINSON O f the W o r ld S t a f f

The Tulsa Area Health and Hospital Planning Council be­ gan a review Wednesday of St. John’s Hospital’s construction plan now estimated at $33.8 mil­ lion.

The construction project, call­ ing for a new 14-story tower and elimination of the existing hospital except for the newest 200-bed unit, was announced a year ago.

The program was originally estimated at $27 milljon, but following a year of intensive re­ view and analysis of details in construction, the figure is now pinpointed with a $6.8 million increase.

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By CAROL LANGSTON Nuclear medicine in diagnos­ tics is a fast-developing field.

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Another innovation that Hale

Thirty-six graduates of the nation’s mediical schools arrived in Tulsa recently to begin oneyear internship programs at four hospitals.

St. John’s Hospital will train 13, Oklahoma Osteopathic Hos­ pital, 14, Hillcrest Medical Cen­ ter, four, and St. Francis Hos­ pital, 5.

St. John's interns and their schools of medicine are Lloyd T. Anderson, University of Okla­ homa, Brown G. Appleton. Uni­ versity of Arkansas, Rente E. Bressink, University of Arkan­ sas, John A. Brunner. University of Arkansas, James E d g a r Eaves, University of Tennessee, Phillip R. Harwell. OU. Neal A. Pickett Jr., OU. OTHERS AT ST. JOHN’S ARE Darvin R. Ritchie. 0U, John C. Sacra, OU. Leslie C. Strange, University of Texas Southwest­ ern Medical School, Perry T. Taaca, OU, Larry D. Under­ wood, OU, and Jaimes H. Willis, Umversity of Arkansas, Interns at Oklahoma Osteo­ pathic are Edward William Smith, Chicago College of Osteo­ pathy; Robert John Tomchuck, Chicago College; Robert E. Fox Jr., College of Osteopathic Medi­ cine and Surgery, Des Moines, Iowa; Alonzo Lucien McLeod.

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“WE’RE A Stable Organization — we shoot the Bull and Pass the Buck.”

To Show Good Faith »nd to Prove tOr You That I Can Cure You 1 W ill Send Free a P ack a^ o f my Remedy to Fvery Sofferer.

T hold th e secret o f a dlacorery w h fetr has seldom failed to cure women o f plies or female weakness. Falling of th e womb, painful m enstrual periods, leucorrhea, granulation, u iceratlo n ,etc„ are v e w re a d lir cored bil my treatm ent. ' ] I now offer th is priceless secret to th e wofnen ol America, believing th a t It .will effect a cure In almost any case, no m a tter how long you have suffered or howi many doctors have failed.

I do not ask any sufferer to tak e my unsupported word for thissow lllssnd yousome of th e medicine fre e ' If you will sendm eyournaraeandaddress Iw lll mallyoii atrial package absolutely free, which will show you th a t you can ----wbe cured.

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1971 CADUCEUS M ENTAL M ASTU RBA TIO N AW ARD

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“God, when you’re as great as I, its hard to be humble”

9:30 to 10:30 — M orning Coflcc Break 11:00 to 2:30 — L unch 2:30 to 3:30 — A ltcrnoon Coffee Break 4:00 to 5:00 — H appy H o u r

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A T S E V E N T H A N D GAINES OV ER 35 YEARS

“Jack, if I ’ve told you once, I've told you one h u n d re d times; th e h eart is a p u m p , n o t a “ Music Box!”

L I T T L E R O C K , A RIC\NSA S

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“ Dcatli and sorrow will he tlie c o m p an io n s of our jou rney; h a rd s h ip o u r g a rm e n t, constancy an d valor o u r only shield. W e m u s t he u n ite d , we m u s t he u n ­ d a u n te d , we m u s t l)c in flexible.”

IVinston C h u rc h ill 1940

W E EN C O U R A G E YO U R CRITICISM . . . P L E A S E W R ITE COM M ENTS IN BOX B ELO W

T h e 1971 C ad uceus Staff wislies to take this o p ­ p o rt u n it y to t h a n k all its m any jratrons a n d to wisli all L .\ M C stu d e n ts the very best in the fu tu re .

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