University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences - Caduceus Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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CON TEN TS FEATURES SCIIO0L 0F MEDICINE SCHO0L 0F NURSING SCIIO0L 0F PHARMACY SCIIO0L 0F X-RAY TECHNOLOGY SCIIO0L 0F MEDICAL TECIINOLOG Y ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING STAFF James Adamson .......... Editor in-Chief Lynda Maxey .... Editor, School of Nursing Ed Brewer .... Editor, School of Pharmacy Barry Sorrells .......... Business Manager Marolyn Pud Summers ....,..A.. Artist ' Richard Darden ............,s,... Artist Lacy Fraiser .......... Chief Pho ographer Bob Walloch .............. Pho ographer Tommye Darnel ...H ..... P hotographer Becky Semasek ..,.. ...A. P hotographer Bill Hall .........,........ Pho ographer Charles Wimberly .......... Photographer

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F 0RE WURD In 1952 the Caduceus staff first utilized pictures of this medical center as a highlight of their yearbook. In almost each succeeding year, due to the constant construction and expansion, the physical plant has been a focal point of the annual. This was the year of the T. H. Barton Research Building, the completion of which marks another important stride by the University toward its goal of trans- forming a small professional school into one of the outstanding medical institutions in this country. Next year's editors will need to hurriedly confer with the new dean and the State Legislature to see what new structure can be completed in time to be featured in the 1961-1962 Caduceus. May we suggest a parking building? Our thanks to all those who contributed their time and efforts to the realization of this annual. THE EDITORS

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DEDICAT 0NS E The School of Nursing wishes to dedicate its portion of the annual to Elizabeth O'Con- neil, R.N., MS., whose complete devotion to the nursing profession, her unlimited energy, her unceasing desire to impart the highest de- gree of knowledge to her students, and whose apparent joy in life has been a source of inspiration and guidance to her students. The School of Medicine wishes to dedicate its por- tion of the Yearbook to F. Douglas Lawrason, M.D., whose name should be synonymous- with the recent growth of the school. For five and one-half years he tirelessly fought to preserve the principles of what a medical institution should represent. He early recog- nized that in a majority of U. of A. Medical School graduates there was lacking a feeling of pride in having studied hereg and, in hopes of rectifying this, he directed all of his efforts toward establishing an out- standing faculty and physical plant, and toward de- veloping a feeling of esteem for the Center by the people of Arkansas. inf-- The School of Pharmacy wishes to dedicate its portion of the Caduceus to Thaddeus S. Grosicki, Ph.D., - for his quiet but sincere interest in each student -- for his earnest and sometimes hard work in helping us do our best - and for his opening the door to both the scholastic and real-life side of pharmacy. Page B