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College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons - Cortex Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

 - Class of 1965

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College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons - Cortex Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA) online collection, 1965 Edition, Cover
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IT DEMANDS LONG HOURS OF STUDY TO UNDERSTAND THE COMPLEX VVONDERQQF THE HUMAN BODY AND GELINICREYEESCEPERIENCAE TO ACQUIRE THE ARTE F APPLYING SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES TO THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF DISEASE. IT CALLS FOR AN IQQSIGHT INTO HUMAN, FEARS ANDSAA COMPASSIONATE , DESIRE TO, CURE THOSE WHO ARE STRICKEN WITH ILLNESS. TO PRACTICE MEDICINE IS TO ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE OF BRINGING RELIEF TO HUMAN R-IIIISUFFER-INGFTHIS BOOK IS A PICTORIAL RECORD OF MEN AND WOMEN AS THEY RISE TO MEET THAT CHALLENGE. Q :EE-5 , -. 5 , Sir ,ff EEE, E35 LTL I S I 2 an jj? P fy A J ,ll 41' Elf I I f IV GLYNN GARLAND PRESIDENT, A.S.B. - fx M H P2 -gf we ' 4' - p.-:fn ..1, ., E ,sm ,, W, fm. . wrf' :mg V-I -W .. , I Kjlgk '1 i ' f I M '. mm .V , fix , im 24. :,Lg.g5l .. is .-,.- -X ni I, , V... .x NP - x A ,rf-r I Q3 . 'Q If . ..g..11:' g5jQ 44ii1ig ii ,i. , f'jfg ,A g?g'f.ff , ' Q gi i . ig?-3 L3 gi'1 1 V1 2 , . EQ 1: , am: 4:-.5 - f - , Z 4 ' .gg -zlfgaf f ', mtv, ' -I .A .-2+ EL L gS'iQ.i3iE fill' ..- S213 ' rr 1 , -Q-ima f' f :ages 4, 7 A ' 17-qu, Q, w 1 ,. -A -: a 1 thai, Z : ma r- , . L -.fHiTg' -5-fl . H 1 ,G rig Q vi JS E? 4 X Yay: qi I nw La,W.',l:Eu Qmi if F--'1 '!ii9f Ti: ' T' g-Q. 1 w -i- 'E 5!f f','1'f 34 Fi '.f.L 'I' ' ?'i'f-.. , Glasses ai fm f , V..:EiE5ij :f'i -:F 3 1 in-',. .I fm, Q55 may fwgsv Q'p.5:,.'Q1', .. Q .1 527 W K K z 'fu ' H-'H F ' I . V ' - J' 4 1 ':'5E55?Z5'Q':3':' 5fE-EEL. ':' 3' 1 Qi ' rg ' ' ' ' 1: E 7 ,, . . V ,Tia I - -.?' 'JL H' , Us 1 ' - 4 , . T .. fi: I . A GLIMPSE AT PRBGRESS WW 'FF Clinic ramad i If N - Yi, A 1 K ,-,vA V- K X .ll X ,W E .1 fi. i . .ul . Q an ' ff :': J -ff V.. at 4 , rr L- 5 V . HMV, ig, . ' ' .I f ve! -its ii gi ' ' 'K-A 'fi' 1' ' '2 ' -'Q 'V V ' H. H. VW55 .igzl gf. -.N Y l I tv- 'Q Z ,.,1q,,.ggp, H. , , Z F ni 9 :E E' 'llllgxw f wa Lui? ,Q w vw w r E -1. gi 5 5 F y , I, Z. in p IF g .- ' 5 Q E W uw 'Nug E, .. . .... ..... 1 ,,. 1, . TW, 1 QQ? W r w ww My ' V 9 Tm 2- ' Q, , , E .f-,'2,:.- Ay. --, - tix-1, .- ..,-Y -, .T-, - . Mb 'fx W fs. 4 r I I CQ . 4 rx E Q ,, ...iq M .I -rm.: : Nuof' lil if uw X Q B. 4-.flip '1 ,... 3L..2',3B ' L will-Q JM IQ fax.. M5451 'ff-H 5 E vfarsfwvf V Q ., 1' - 1 V -.m - ,ig H I 1 '. ' 1 my hm Q w m mam. , . w Ham m an .AVIWW am. , , :t'sW,,,, , ' TRUSTEES ADMINISTRATIGN 8. C. P. MacGregor CCM Board Chairman of Trustees Owner, C. P. MacGregor Company Philip S. Magruder Christoph Moller Jr. Vice-Chairman of Board CCM Vice-Chairman of Board CCM Retired Asst. President Retired Vice-President Mobil Oil Company Hughes Tool Company TRUSTEE Paul Easton John A, Thompson Secretary of Board CCM Treasurer of Board CCM Retired Vice-President Board Chairman, J. A. Thompson 8- Son Union Ice Company Gordon W. Anderson Ass't. Secy. of Board CCM Pres. Anderson Desk Mfgr. Co. ' Leigh Silliphont Ass't. Secy. of Board CCM National Food Broker Claud D. Black Chrm. Cee-Bee Chemical Co. James H. Griffin Pres. J. H. Griffin Co. Carl P. Miller Pres. Palos Verdes Newspapers Dorsey E. Sfraififf Pres. Rocky Min. Drilling Co Z 2'fr'- Ff L W. J, HT -r 4 .5 , is ., ' K --Nr if..w Ygeu.. ,E :z , , J KEY' ll '-fr ' Q ll Cr X , s 1 Ayx ,' -.Ll A Howard E. Coggeshall Bryant Essick Retired lnveslmeni Counsel Brd. Chrm. Essick Mfgr. Co. iL ' .,. V , l Ffh e5,,.i,35sQwf lil P' ' x .1 i in l i . . ,.-if-5. A f Donald P. Loker Pres. Doplo Corp. Russell A. Quisenberry Pres. Quisenberry Insurance Co. Hon. Paul Vallee Retired Justice 1' lxxiuf Forest J. Grunigen, M.D Emerifus i' f .1 Walter J. Schaefer Pres. Schaefer Ambulance E. H. Weaver Retired V.P. Union Oil Co ififjl rr,,f 1 1 .sw H 5212... ii ., lv, Briant H. Wells Robert W. Dukes, M.D. Pres. Title Insurance 81 Trust 1 Professional Advisory Committee l Loyd Wright Attorney, Wright, Wright, Goldwater and Mack not pictured Robert A. Bartley Robert J. Cannon Rabbi Edgar F. Magnin Fred McMaster C. C. Trillingham Wayne E. Pollock, M.D. Robert X. DeMangus, M.D Professional Advisory Committee Professional Advisory Committee Honorary Trustees Glen D. Cayler, M.D. H Donald Donisthorpe, M.D. ADMINISTRATIO lt is perspective that colors all that we see and pretty much of what we do. Perspective influences action. Members of the freshman class are always reminded of the fact that they are not preparing for life, but rather that they are in life. By the time they get out into actual practice they will have spent twenty-eight years in prep- aration. lf this is looked upon as just a means to another end, and not an end in itself, it can be a futile bit of drudgery. On the other hand, it can be looked upon as a very vital part of life, where the learning process becomes an exciting adventure into a myriad of mysteries which surround a doctor on every hand. His perspective is tha.t of an adventurer and an explorer, and not of a slave in a salt mine. Much of medical curriculum revision is based upon chang- ing perspectives which are the outgrowth of a change of educational psychology. There was a time when the stu- dent mastered great blocks of information. This was a memory experience, gathering data in great reservoirs to be used at the right time, in the right place in the distant future. Now, it is known that seventy or eighty percent of everything that is learned is forgotten. With the advance of modern science, most of what is learned today will not be true ten years from today. The curric- ulum today endeavors to assist the student in mastering scientific methods, developing professional attitudes, and evolving ethical and moral values that will guide him throughout his professional career. One never completes his training as a physician. At the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education's meeting, one of the speakers said it would be highly desirable to print diplomas on material that would evaporate five years after commencement. A man is never educated. He is always in the process of becoming educated. This is doubly true of a physician. When he stops reading, stops attending seminars and clinics, stops going to conferences, he is professionally dead. There may be a time when such a doctor will be looked upon as a danger to society. This college has, not only a great past and great tradi- tions, but also, it has a greater and more elaborate future. There is no school of medicine in the country that has the moral or legal obligation to explore, develop and apply the principals of manipulative techniques to the problems of health, as does California College of Medicine, The graduates school have been successful because of their patient relationships. They kept foremost patients are people who have a disease studying a disease as an end. lt is future graduates will never lose imperative that this phase of the ln this scientifically evolving tests, automatic machines, digital drums, it is going to be man human. lt will be the rest will acquire men, or men question ls, will the new devices or will the doctor humqnize ? The patients know because feel because they are human and and those that follow will find a and satisfaction in the service of W. Ballentine Henley President ln looking at the future vistas of medicine is so varied, the prospects so massive, defies a brief inspection of maior receive emphasis in a few brief tempted to review the impact of such as the fantastic challenge of banks and lung banks that will of spare parts for our future One could be on the moral problems of , the intricate decis- ions that as everyone comes to recognize cannot be defined simply as an received from a single cell. With to keep blood pumping and artificial respirators keeping blood the respiratory center, medicine assist society evolve moral decisions of a re-analysis of the precise moment at must be accepted. scientific wonders are exciting and certainly pro- Of a much more practical aspect, however, and yet equally fundamental is a ,brief forward look into the challenges that each physician has, as well as his medical school, in being certain that he never ceases being a student, that his education is continued, and that he, in fact, retains to his maximal personal capacity the ability to give to his patients quality medical care. America admires its physicians, as well it might. lt also gives them many privileges in social stature, in respect, and, yes, even in financial rewards. Society, however, never gives such ,privileges without most serious respon- sibility. The responsibility that America demands of its physicians is excellence and quality, above everything else. The educated American public knows quality, recognizes it and demands it. lt is thus becoming apparent that the formality of graduation is only a bench mark in a physician's education, and that his medical school must be prepared to assist him, stimulate him and guide him in his continuing scientific growth. The medical profession of California, but also the rest of the Nation, has begun to work with licensing bodies, to devise ways in which quality and continuing education can be obtained and can be verified. The day is not far off when a physician's license will not be for a life time, but will be only for a limited period of time, to be con- tinued only under the circumstances of re-demonstrated proficiency, ability and quality. If the medical profession will unite so as to remain the symbol of quality in medical care, the public will applaud it and be pleased indeed to continue to give physicians the many privileges which they enjoy. These physicians must be united in their effort for self discipline in terms of quality medical care, demonstrated moral fiber and social responsibility all in the best interests of the patient. The public, however, cannot easily recognize these qual- ities in individual physicians, but instead the physicians must, by united and organized action set up and demon- strate standards for their own control, discipline and continuing education. lf they do this as a responsible profession in a united way the prospective of medicine nationwide is bright indeed. lf they become dis-united, move away from personal responsibility and abandon self discipline the medical profession as we know it will be gone forever. Warren Bostick, M.D. Dean The changes which the California College of Medicine exciting and stimulating. The future of the school holds promise of stronger teaching departments, finer physical facilities, for its students. While looking forward toward an expanding program, one the accomplishments of the past. The men and women who served as the colleges from which this school developed showed great designs for the purposes of their schools. The faculties who taught the classes were dedicated, devoted people. The graduates of the colleges respected, beloved members of their communities. The continued support of the educational program of the college by its alumnae enabled the administration to maintain high standards. This support was both financial, through the professional societies, and educational through participat on in the teaching program of the school. Because the school was strongly built and supported, it could become the fine, developing institution it is today. Grace B. Bell, M.D. Associate Dean 14 -+ During the past year the office of Student Affairs has concerned itself with three maior areas-those of student financial aid, academic and personal counseling, and intern and resident placement. Expanded loan and scholarship funds have allowed the College to be instrumental in arranging approximately two hundred thousand dollars in aid to our student body. Maior portions of this amount have been made available through the American Medical Association and the Federal Government programs. Other portions could not have been granted without the excellent cooperation of the umni Association and other interested organizations. of academic and personal counseling have been expanded and are increasingly active through close cooperation with the faculty. During year the counseling service will be increased so that the responsibilities by an increasing number of interested faculty members. of concern for the Student Affairs office, the intern and program has expanded and become more complex. Partici- lntern Matching Program has allowed efficient placement parts of the country. The success of our endeavors in this due to the cooperation given us by the student body. office can exist only as long as it continues to maintain an for the student body. It is the hope of this office that the to come through that door. 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Fullington, A.B., M.A. Direclor of Admissions and Regislrur 16 Mary E. Fullinglon Comptroller I le tif Wi 1, Q mg? Xin it W W -i -K. it as me h l CT Avg eil 5 2 HXXXA - in -- K sa Q iv ,J ,. Y , be 2 Q fn E., ia E S G W illlbygl Slserif' Q2'BL,g 'w'M2Qi Coqrclinatori of 'Cardioiusculhr Elfraining 1 af, - ..,, V - ....,,,, ..e. E A5255 Half 2 Richard D. Croft Assistant to the Pr Director of College fm esident and Development la ll David H. 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Simmers, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., M.D. Coordinator of Cancer Training FACULTY STAFF ANATQMY Gross Anatom 1 Richard R. Stuart, Ph.D Professor and Chairmen Earle A. Davis, Ph.D. 19 Lyle C. Dearden, Ph.D. fri E -a , Histology . ' ' Abraham Goldstein, M.D. ROICIUG A- Giolli. Ph-I1 Bruce M. Harrison, Ph.D 20 W I ,SH E. wayne Hull, Ph.D Professor and Chairman Eugene N. Garcia, Ph.D. BIOCHEMISTRY Fred H. Pcsemcm, M.A. Kenneth H. Ibsen, Ph.D. 21 MICROBIOLOGY Robert A. Greene, Ph.D. Mahan T. Kaplan, Ph.D. e55 ' nd C i David w. Dill, s.A. P THOLOGY F r .- ' r., ag' L. ' EE . -.4 ' 5 - ., I' ' , , :Q . 'i .. 4:5 -V Harriet W. Davis, M.D. 22 Maurice H. Simmers, Ph.D. M.D Professor and Chairman Edmund M. Y. low, M.D. Gerrit d'AbIaing, M.D. Francis L. Buck, M.D. Ronald L. Searcy, Ph.D Robert W. Earle, Ph.D. PHYSIOLGGY - PH RMACOLGGY James A. Orcutt, Ph.D. Professor and Chairman of Pharmacology Aciing Chairman of Physiology Wilbur' Q Brandt, M.A. Raymond D. Finkle, Ph.D. .l.A. Taylor, M.D. Georgia Manos, Ph.D Ben C. Eisenberg, M.D. MEDICINE J. Edward Berk, M,D Professor and Chairman Stanley N. Rokaw, M.D. Section Head-Pulmonary Disease Lloyd T. Iseri, M.D. fright! Sedion Head-Cardiology Bernard O'Connor, M.D. Victor Kovner, M.D. Section Head-Neurology Section Head-General Medicine Adolph Surtshin, M.D. Section Head-Renal Disease Matthew Brunner, M.D. 26 Section Head-Dermatology SURGERY , 1 ff i' 1 I I , s L W M W r I James H. McClure, M.D. Professor and Acting Chairman If :Ei- 1 ' 'Mfr H I V' ' 1 'E-Q Milton M. Lurie, M.D. Sol ludmerer, M.D. Sedion Head-Prodology Sedion Head-Ophthalmology 27 .. Haiti fg- R ,K j K Frederick Turnbull, M.D. Section Head-Otolaryngology James F. Regan, M.D. Section Head-General Surgery ,M .ff V i Robert T. Rosenfeld, M.D. Forrest E. Leffingvfell, M-D Section Heod-Orthopedic 23 Section Head-Anesthesiology zz tt w V 4 56 I, W 'fwxfif',,, ' Y 'wg nt 'll . Paul L. Getzoff, M.D. Bert H. Cotton, M.D. Section Head-Urology Section Head-Thoracic Surgery Phillip Vogel, M.D. Section Head-Neurosurgery R DICLOGY Bernard O'Loughlin, Ph.D., M.D. Professor und Chairman PEDI TRICS PSYCHIATRY X:-. -gf! Thomas l. Nelson, M.D. David H. Payne, M.D. Professor and Chairman Professor and Chairman 30 Fx OBSTETRICS and GYN ECOLOGY James H. Professo PHYSICAL MEDICINE and REHABILITATION .Iohn M. Andrews, M.D. Charles S Professor and Chairman Assistant Profeg Ian leave of ncel STAFF Jean Anderson Betty Balderson Dorothy Barzelay Raymond Battee Secy., PMSLR Secy., Assoc. Dean Library Ass't. Anatomy Ass't. Catherine Bercu College Development Q., . '44 . . 35' I I than fb? Betty Boice Lawrence Buffington Violet Calzarett Bookkeeper Compt. Microbiology Ass't. Secy., Medicine X i,...f, Q?-3 Shirley Chambers Secy., Anatomy Ruby Clayton Georgene Denison Carolyn Dove Microbiology Ass't. Registrar Ass't. Re9iSlI'0f ASS'f. Harriet Mcloone Cataloguer Library 2 I i W fifff' 1 . ,. , -'J' Aix, A Maxine Peters Radiology Ass't. Pamela Roach Secy., Dean 'CSP Elizabeth Stearns Secy., PM8.R Y K gg 3, lf., kgsgkg ,1 1311 Jane Malmgreen Virginia Minon Norma Ortiz Secy., President Secy., Assoc. Deon Registrar Ass't. 5, ft 'lv ' Ni-7 . sm ,sr I- Kathryn Petrillo Patti Quinn Elizabeth Rasmussen Comptroller's Ass't. Secy., Ass't. Dean Registrar Ass't. W .. zsssiqfiii ifwwg .. mt, 5227 , LEE ' EEL! 5 2535253 A mg, , . K fm: Mary Schmidt Melrose Sisto Jetta Smith Secy., Psychiatry Typist, Comptroller Secy., PM8.R Margaret Teague Carol Trato Trish Trippet R.N. PMBLR Secy., Pediatrics Cancerology Ass't V Qfi . , Joyce Earll Myrle Finley John Fox Max Franklin Secy., Planning Director Secy., Biochemistry Biochemistry Ass't. Physiology Ass't. t 1 I X- j Ruthelaine Graeber lsidora Garcia Nancy Harrison Alice Harshman Secy., Pathology Typist, President Dean's Ass't. Secy., Ass't. Dean E! . I t 1 Z, l. 4, - 4 if t -VE uf Taresso M. Hill Eva Hoffman Louise Hudson Ruth lndermill Mgr., Bookstore Secy., Pathology Secy., Physio-P'harm. Comptroller's Ass't. Allene Killgore Bookstore Ass't. John Kornyei Pathology Ass't. ,S t X .2 June Lester Sharon McClure Secy., Psychiatry Biochemistry Ass't. 'S Beverly Trunk Dorothy Turner Rosemary Venturi Grace Wilson College Development Supervisor Mail Room Secy., Biochemistry Switchboard OPef0l0l' Lonell Wright Biochemistry Ass't. E i , Helen Wing Ruth Woodward William Washburn Secy., President Clinic Nurse Purchasing Agent ,Q in 'Vg 9 -u'i ' Upper Row: Paul Joiner, Jim Ross, John Crain, Holcy Bennett, Glen Kellogg, Leo Hood, Alvin Umscheid, Orville Allison. Lower Row: Jim Butler, Houston Mills, Herbert Ferree, Sabra Rusk, Buford Norwood, Eliiah Smith, Robert Shepard. 35 E A A FREH N M-F ...Ar--'. ,.-, ,M ffff ,,.,,b'N ...px sam ,, -... ... -... ,i ,V .um '31-ull. from ,, , J ,K .. ., , --g9...4 17 . uv! 1 152 ,. 30- ' ': on won -M. . 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Sandy Dresnln, L Biorn Eek, i , Joseph Fagm Those Peiechiae must be Puihognom onic i T gf QW we pl Q i ., ar rchild, A 2 Falkinburg, A arvin Field The Byrd Maneuver: This manipulation, if properly performed will differentiate a Ieison of L4-L5 and in- tracrainial hemorrhage. S It m Two wr0n95 don IM TICKLISI-I qke 0 ngm' ef I WHT ,A- Q uf' ft' ff 7'7 w- Pg S, J if lla 7 ' 9 AJ , 4' nfdi' X I, ig lx QQ?-f ul-...l AQ I '11 r G u K ' 'fi M , .-: A 1 N -r ., - r, , rr ,,N, ,,.- , u f ,- - w 1. . . , T l Richard Fischer, Roy Fong, G, John German Hx Ernesf Glraldl Jerry Gostcmlan Gerald Grad F l I 'le J ut? .015 is 4 X. lf J ':' Dovld Harvey, Ronald Hoxfon, Zeke Hendricks Whol's cu six letter WOT d that spells o color? bf' 11 H 5 1 r . n - Y n1.W2w r1rr v g g Herbert Hindlerl Who are you trying fo impress? f wffl Toshiko Hiram, a' F , H lg? 'Q John Hohengorten , rl, g' 1 l 'EVE' Howard iuglbr ...L h-..a.-.. I-... l SAID AT EASE Pekqvsvvl' v pf , W 1 H H' N N I 00 00006 Michael Kimball Gabriel Lombard, Rod Mc Donald The little ole wine maker, me. What vertebra is between T12 and Ll ? Sl I Y V l , fig px i,,vw!,u , 11 l Scott Mc Mu rtrie, Toni Marralle ll I ln Geor M ge Yo 1 F M ,MN ll if l AF'll'W'ff'l wvv'ivw lL, nfs, QF 5 E 1: lr, I gl Edward Nowell, Jean O'DonneIl, Hels q double threal- Donald Oxley l tl ll as 1 ie X . S , lf 7 V Gentle loving core. . fum A.,, .un All Sa m uel Pa ri s, Nancy Parry, wif' HB- M I A A 3. '. '- Gnlbert Perlman X r Poleshuc ll jg. N muel Pofle l 4 erbert Pr f' , nfl F A A if ,3 I uf' OP HEMAT 1 ,IVA ,I sip , QQ fi . QA ? v'I'5gg.41-., if-1 1 Igffiwifd 4 FNIQ 2'-'Q x fx -2 pk f -1-1, Q w . . Eton orman Sny hun ln here 5 Lowell So d tothe' be ,42 ' xi f .X li lt - - Q lt l . l ' N l K T l il? 'iiaijff-2'E' Stephen Specht, - Jgrgigggigqiul-at Leslie Strong, 1 P' ,gag ll ll .r BOW' 5'ePhenS 2 1 - , if , l tee t ll? tl ' jig: ' Sze-Ming Suen, t 'ff Jay Sugarman, David Swanson cs-25.2 -...- - H Y I E ui. l fe K Q, l Regrettably, this sometimes happens when palpating the prostate gland Being of sound health and mind, I do solemnly swear . . . 54 What do you mean you want S2 OOO? 1 I Don't worry George, everyfhing's going to be all right. . , Q r f :ii t J X i Want to rumble man? Gary Trunk I :2iI?'w- M ilil W,w1.Q.....l..ii Michve' Tufek' lil Fred Vaz uez Mllllllllllllll i I i , v X. l X l a ,Q i u ' x if -all V I I Jail! Ron Vorrafh, Albe Wai kins q w ill iilllliliiii 1 l f a , .iii F 'QQ Il ' 7 H J?e5'3'ClIW:li5 ii iii M iii Richard lNeikel V ii' P ii i f .. Melvin Wei r, 1' l G ff hi W R i Efhqnol, mom-01. MD ly g 'X if ,, . -- ig Dispense, oz. L 55 e M V' 5 U Sigf z V q i H x lOH with ZX grapefruit iuice daily l g .' l Theodore Williams, James Wong, Wcrdon Wong You fellows are too rough BOSS! lse- l ure a doctor. An students. 56 . . .So in closing, l would like to stress upon future physicians, the importance of you, as ethics and self respect. Furthermore . . . M j V James Wood, 1 - Andre Zanger 532. Y bC1CferiQ have 9 9 4411 OO more flaws. A e e no 1 3?.'w,c'5.s i- QZUS' El RW We luke pot' XXX XQ4 fj 3 M. f Q f, TT fb NLC., ,..- L 1,4 'Z' , - gf i x ,, W .El-K ' x N . 'ik' wtf X1 4- 'N . A:7' Jo' ,V M Q' f' , 1 5 1' 1, 4' iv' WAJV, -3 D un 2. l- b f H .- ' . L 1 IT? WX 6 1 b x l ZZ ' 1 P N-. Iihn , 4.-if 1 1: 1' I . I X b ,Sh4 L.. . ' - JUNIORS 1 M Mir .5 v--fl I 59. . Martin Ross Pat Isley Class Vice-Presidenl' Class Secretary-Treasurer ' gf . 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He maiored in the biological sciences at George Washing- ton University and Idaho State University. Behrooz ioined Phi Rho Sigma while at CCM, and his hobbies are skiing and photography. He chose to intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. I fx ekuf l ALLAN S. ABRAMS, a married student, was born in Los Angeles, California, and he is 27 years old. While at UCLA he received a B.A. in Anthropology. At CCM Al was secretary-treasurer of the sophomore class, ASB Treasurer, senior senator of Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity, and a mem- ber of the Internal Medicine Club. He received two grants from the National Institutes of Mental Health. Al's choice for internship was Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit l. Zahn! WILLIAM T. ANDERSON, the father of two, was born in Eureka, California, 29 years ago. He received an A.B. in Pre-Med. from Humboldt State College. While at CCM Bill was pledgemaster of Phi Rho Sigma. He has served in the US Naval Reserve, and his favorite hobby is skiing. He will intern at Los Angeles County Harbor General Hospital. Q! nib 74 RICHARD K. APT was born in Philadelphia, Pennsyl- vania 25 years ago. He is married and attended Loyola of Los Angeles where he received a B.S. in Biology. At CCM his choice of a fraternity was Phi Delta Epsilon, and he also was a member of the Internal Medicine Club. Ski- ing and art are his maior hobbies, and Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit I, was his internship selection. JK .ff y. 'A M ww ROBERT l. BENDER is 26 years old and was born in Downey, California. He is married and has two children. He attended undergraduate school at Whittier College where he received a B.A. in Biology. While at CCM he ioined Phi Rho Sigma. He will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit II. X KATHARINE STARR BENNETT WGS born in file CNY of San Francisco. She is married, and she attended UCLA where she received a B.S. in Public Health. She enioys painting and ballet dancing. The Good Samaritan Hospital was her choice for an internship. 75 -....,M6....? xx X 'Nr 8. X X ..,,..- '--sw. PAUL H. BERMAN is 24 years old and was born in Chicago, Illinois. He attended the University of Michigan where he received a B.A. in Pre-Med. Paul, while at CCM, was vice-president of the senior class, 2nd vice-president of the Honor Society, and he was the recipient of the Mosby Scholarship Award. He chose to intern at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, Mo. EARL E. BLEAK was born in Fort Thomas, Arizona, and he is married. He received a B.A. in German from the University of Arizona. At CCM, Earl was a member of the Internal Medicine Club. His hobbies are music, drama, and fishing. He will serve his internship at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit I. QW 52152442 M X ,3ms,,,, LEWIS E. BRITTON is 30 years old and was born in St. Louis, Missouri. He received a B.A. in Animal Science and attended Greenville College and the University of Illinois. While at CCM, he was the president of the sopho- more class and a member of Phi Rho Sigma. Piano tuning and rebuilding are two of his hobbies. He chose to intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit Il. J 76 1 DONALD M. BROWN has one child. Don was born 31 years ago in Oakland, California. He attended El Camino College and UCLA where he majored in psy- chology. His hobbies are fishing, hunting, and tennis. He will serve his internship at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit II. EUGENE CHAN was born in California and received a B.A. from USC. At CCM he ioined Phi Chi. He will intern at St. Francis Hospital in Honolulu, Hawaii. ARNOLD Cl lANlN was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylva- nia, 30 years ago. He is married and received a B.A. from Antioch College and a M.A. in Education from California State College at Los Angeles. Arnold is a member of CCM's Internal Medicine Club. His hobbies are record col- lecting, painting and photography. He will serve as an intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. MW-61 RICHARD GARY CLARK is a 31 year old father of one son. He was born in Fresno, California, and he received an A.B. in Zoology. At CCM he joined Phi Rho Sigma. He served in the Air Force and he was a lst Lieutenant. He will intern at Butterworth Hospital in Grand Rapids, Michigan. ALBERT P. COOK was born in New Jersey 3'l years ago. He is the father of two children, and attended UCLA where his major was Bacteriology. While in the Air Force he was a Corporal. His main hobby is electronics. He chose to intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit Il. Q' CHARLES THOMAS COVINGTON is 26 years old and was born in Pampa, Texas. He attended Park College in Kansas City, University of Hawaii in Honolulu, and he received a B.S. in Biology at Northeastern State College in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. While at CCM he was treasurer of Phi Rho Sigma. His hobbies are tennis and traveling. His choice for internship service was the U.S. Naval Hospital in Great Lakes, Illinois. 67 4-f,Q'Lw2n 78 WALLACE LEE COWDELL is the father of two girls, and he was born in Los Angeles, California, 28 years ago. He served his pre-med years at El Camino College and California State College at Long Beach. He ioined Phi Rho Sigma while at CCM. Lee is in the Naval Reserve and his hobby is snow skiing. He will intern at St. Mary's Hospital in Long Beach. ml. We ' H JOHN W. CULTON is married and is 30 years old. He was born in Los Angeles, Califomia. He received his B.A. in Zoology at California State College at San Diego. While at CCM he ioinecl Phi Rho Sigma. John is a 2nd Lieutenant in the Army's Special Forces. His hobbies are scuba diving, skiing, and hunting. His internship choice was Madigan General Hospital in Tacoma, Washington. GEORGE D, CRISLIP was born in Elkins, West Virginia, 25 years ago. He is married and has one child. He at- tended Occidental College and received a B.A. in Biology. He is a member of Alpha Phi Omega. In 1963 he received a research grant in physical medicine and rehabilitation. George is a Lieutenant in the Navy and will intern at the U.S. Naval Hospital in San Diego, California. His special hobbies are tennis and photography. O an 79 LAWRENCE EDWIN DEWOLF, Jr., was born in Long Beach, California, 27 years ago. He has two children, and he attended undergraduate school in Evansville, Indiana. He served in the Army, and he enioys camping and fishing. He will intern at Herrick Memorial Hospital in Berkeley, California. M ffwfg HAMPTON P. DESLONDE, Sr., was bom 37 years ago in New Orleans, Louisiana. Hamp is the father of three. He received his B.S. in Pharmacy at Xavier University. At CCM he was treasurer of Phi Chi. He served in the Army, and he enioys outdoor sports. Hamp will serve his intern- ship at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. . iii .1 4.3. ii. gg new W 1- is exe gy ff gf -it J-gl i it ,555 3 r JEREMIAH E. DONOGHUE, Jr., is the father of five children and is 33 years old. He was bom in Los Angeles, California, and he attended undergraduate school at UCLA. ln 1955 he received his O.D. from the Los Angeles College of Optometry. He was awarded a scholarship from the Los Angeles County Medical Association, and he is a clan piper for Clan McCrae. He chose to intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit Il. H? We 80 JOAN MARIE DUNCAN is the mother of one and was born in Huntington Park, California. She attended Cali- fornia State College at Los Angeles and UCLA as an under- graduate, and she received an A.A. in Biological Science from the latter. While Joan was at CCM she was secretary treasurer of the iunior class, member of the Honor Society, and reporter for the lmpulse . She enioys singing and was a member of the student carolers at CCM during Christmas. Joan chose Los Angeles County Harbor General Hospital for her internship. fr? , f l fl fbzmj fl! ,Ze-K. flfL4.L f ,A I., I! 1 X X WILLIAM M. FALLON is the father of two and was born 26 years ago in Dunmore, Pennsylvania. He received his B.S. in Biology from St. Joseph's College in Phila- delphia. His hobbies are golf and skiing. Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll will be the hospital where he will intern. - f ,ri- FZ . ' - 5 ' X , 'yyf' .- -1 .fc go . ,, ff' f ,:ZfC'- Kg 4,.,,,-, ' ,ffi 5- L ' lite -Agn. X E 5312 H! DON GARY FENNER was born in North Platte, Ne- braska, 26 years ago. He is married and has one girl two years old. Psychology was his maior, and he received his B.S. degree. A't CCM he was a member of the Internal Medicine Club. His hobbies are sports and photography. Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll was his choice for internship. if JAMES B. FROST is married and is 25 years old. He was born in Oroville, California, and he was a Chemistry major at UCLA and Creighton. He will serve his internship 4'- at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. WE iwezs DOUGLAS R. GADOWSKI was born in Detroit, Michi- gan 24 years ago. He is the father of one girl. Doug received his B.S. degree from the University of Michigan. While at CCM he was corresponding secretary in Phi Rho Sigma and a member of the Honor Society. In his spare time he is an amateur radio operator. He will intern at Receiving Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. AWN r. ,, gh... X. Um.. 14.25-fE..'1::? ' V--Aw , - it is W2'52?f:Q.e' v, ' V, 5555: . 47 ' rx EDWARD L. GARR was born 26 years ago in New York City. He is married and the father of one. While at USC he maiored in Laboratory Technology and Biology, and he received a B.S. and A.B. respectively. At CCM he has worked on the Cortex staff as photographer and copy man. He chose to intern at Los Angeles County Gen- eral Hospital, Unit ll. fm 82 DONALD L. GERSON was born 37 years ago in Cleve- land, Ohio. He is the father of two and attended under- graduate school at UCLA. He received his O.D. in 1953 from the Los Angeles College of Optometry. He advanced to the rank of lst. Lieutenant in the Army. His special interests are music and flying. Don will intern at Los An- geles County General Hospital, Unit I. i, Jwfflfm JOHN A. GIDDINGS was born 27 years ago in Tu- lare, California, and he is married. John received a B.A. in Zoology from California State College at Fresno. While at CCM he ioined Phi Rho Sigma and later became its president. His hobbies are mountain climbing and skin diving. His internship choice was Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena, California. fi. Q Aww JEROME E. GOLDWASSER is married and was born in Atlanta, Georgia, 27 years ago. He received a B.A. in Pre-Med from Emory University in Atlanta. He enioys tennis and skiing in his spare time. He will intern at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles, California. SAZMMW se .f fe. -ee. mf .SW iii ROBERT GEORGE GRAW, Jr. is 24 years old and was born in Oakland, California. He received a B.A. in Pre-Med from Pomona College. While at CCM he was rep- resentative of his senior class, vice-president and pledge master of Phi Rho Sigma, vice-president of the Honor Society, and member of the Internal Medicine Club. He received the Mosby Book Award and a research grant for speech therapy from the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. He enioys skiing, golf and stamp col- lecting. He will intern at Childrens Hospital in Los Angeles, California. EDWARD G. GREER, Jr. is married and was born in Chicago, Illinois. Ed is 32 years old and has an A.A. and an A.B. in Chemistry which he received at UCLA. He was a member of the Honor Society and has research interests in clinical chemistry. Ed served in the Navy. His hobbies are hunting, skiing and skin diving. He chose to intern at San Diego County General Hospital. 91 fm- ',u,l'Q:w' WEEE: tt DAVID N. GRODSKY is 25 years old and was hom ,Q ,4 ' R. in Washington, D.C. Dave is married and received a B.A. -ta, Q in Psychology from UCLA. While at CCM he ioined Phi lg, A' . Delta Epsilon. Dave chose to intern at Washington Hospital Center in Washington, D.C. 84 WW THEODORE D. GROSS is a 32 year old graduate of USC where he received a B.A. in Psychology. He was born in Cleveland, Ohio. While at CCM he ioined Phi Delta Epsilon and has been active in research. Ted delivered a paper on his research in Stockholm, Sweden in 1964. He also teaches swimming at the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children. Ted is an Ensign in the Naval Reserve and he will intern at the U. S. Naval Hospital in Pensacola, Florida. mlm Oo-f-wel-E. HUGH A. l'lATFlEl.D is 30 years old and was born in Phoenix, Arizona. He received a B.S. in Life Science from California State College at Chico. While at CCM he ioined Phi Delta Epsilon. He received Scholarships while in the freshman and sophomore classes. ln the Army he served in the Medical Corps. His hobbies are music and water sports. His choice for internship was DePaul Hospital in Norfolk, Virginia. 4447.4 cz Wfgmf 85 XPS EWR 2511 -fwe f 1i -1 . 'f?2:-.mi ' A v 1- .eau-151.12352 ' in ,pf L F: 'v mwlll :':i5:': 5Ef:. .'i' . ': ' QWH 'iw H it H E? is-Jr f, www 1 -Z t x ui , H N f - .few BARRY G. GWARTZ is married and was born in To- ronto, Ontario 24 years ago. He received an A.B. in Zoology from UCLA. He is a member of Phi Delta Epsilon, Barry received a U. S. Public Health Service Grant and is in the Internal Medicine Club. Barry enioys playing classical and flamenco guitar. He will serve his internship at Mount Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles, California. OM Limb 'lu iw 'll u 'm 'u w2ii.fslE.l - F g Q11 H .fe SHIRLEY ELAINE HAWLEY was born in Newark, New Jersey. She received her B.S. in the field of Public Health Biostatistics from the University of California at Berkeley. While at CCM she was the recipient of a National Institutes as mf, of Mental Health research grant. She chose Los Angeles ' ROBERT W. HELLMERS is 28 years old and was born in Orange, New Jersey. He is married and received a B.A. in Zoology at UCLA. Phi Rho Sigma was his fraternity of choice while at CCM. His favorite hobby is waterskiing. He will intern at Childrens Hospital. if-fy! , County General Hospital, Unit ll for her internship DONALD W. l'lEMPl'lll.l. is 30 years old and was born in Adair County, Iowa. As an undergraduate he at- tended Pepperdine College. While at CCM he was a mem- ber of Phi Rho Sigma. He has served in the Army. He will intern at St. Francis Hospital in Honolulu, Hawaii. iv., Www ROBERT E. HENRYSON is the father of two and was born in Washington D.C. 27 years ago. His maior at UCLA was Physics. He is a lecturer at the Griffith Park Ob- servatory. He chose to intern at Los Angeles County Gen- 15-3 eral Hospital, Unit ll. CHARLES A. HIXON is 33 years old and was born in Atchison, Kansas. He is the father of one, and while at San Fernando Valley State College he majored in Psy- chology. At CCM he ioined Phi Delta Epsilon. He served in the Army, and he also has a commercial pilot license. He will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit Il. w4-'7J'o2 - RICHARD l.. l'lOECl'l was born in Pasadena, Califor- nia 27 years ago. He is the father of two, and he received a B.A. in Chemistry-Zoology from Chapman College. While at CCM Dick was student body vice-president, Freshman class secretary-treasurer, and historian of Phi Rho Sigma. His choice for internship was Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. Mlm! ff ifwg egagfxsw- f -:xg WILLIAM l.. IVEY was born in Joplin, Missouri 34 years ago. He is the father of one, and he graduated from USC with a B.A. in Zoology. He served in the Air Force, and he will intern at Memorial Hospital of Long Beach. ROBERT D. JOHNSON is married and is 30 years old. He was born in Chicago, Illinois and was graduated from Elmhurst College in Illinois. At CCM Bob ioined Alpha Phi Omega and Phi Chi. He served in the Army. He will serve his internship at White Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles, California. whey. ,t zz: 5 .....,. lfiflwar B-.y ROBERT E. KAPLAN is 27 years old and is a native of Los Angeles, California. He formerly attended UCLA where he maiored in Public Health. He holds a B.S. in that subiect. Bob is affiliated with Phi Rho Sigma. He will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. Q -lf SHERMAN l.. KEARL a 27 year old native of Cali- fornia, is married and has two children. He received his A.A. degree from Glendale Junior College, and a B.S. from BYU where he maiored in Zoology. He was the 1963 editor of the Cortex. He will intern at White Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles, California. ly f KM! ALAN KESSLER is a 26 year old who was born in New York City. He is married. As an undergraduate he attended the University of Vermont where he maiored in Philosophy and received a B.A. He received an M.A. from New York University. He is the Academic Chairman of Phi Delta Epsilon. He did research on a N.l.H. research grant in Psychiatry and Human Behavior. He is a lst Lieutenant in the Army-Artillery Corps. He will take an internship at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit Il. DARYOUSH Kl'lANl is a 24 year old who was born in Tehran, lran. He attended Drake University where he maiored in Art and received a B.A. degree. He is affiliated with Alpha Phi Omega and Phi Delta Epsilon. His hobby is oil painting. He will intern at Los Angeles County Gen- eral Hospital, Unit I. 97,-M' .u K0-is 7 l. 5 ,,L.., STANLEY M. KOPELOW is a 25 year old who is a native of Los Angeles, California. He is married and has one child. He attended UCLA where he majored in Zoology and received a B.A. degree. He is affiliated with Phi Delta Epsilon, and has been secretary and vice-president of that organization. He is a member of the Honor Society. Stan. will intern at University of California Hospitals, San Fran- cisco, California. JZZQ . ffgugff Wll.NlA FAYTHE LEE is a 26 year old who was born in Salinas, California. She attended College of Sequoias, Stanford University and Fresno State College. She holds B.A. degree in Zoology. She has, for the past year, been the Senior Class Reporter for the lmpulse. She will intem at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. 3, J? HARRY K. LIENKE 90 i' 'i I Q55 . , ew , I...-Q1 l ww Tr is w WALTER E. LINDNER, Jr. is a 32 year old who is married and the father of two. He was born in Douglas, Arizona. He graduated from the University of Arizona in 1959. His maior was Phannacy, and he holds a B.S. de- gree. He belongs to Phi Rho Sigma. He is a Captain in the U.S. Army. He will intern at Los Angeles County Gen- ifggv -2' my n . , we , ,- . eral Hospital, Unit ll. J g AffJ . Q-it-55 N- 1.1. -f.-- . J 6. 3 N1 i 1 1 RICHARD L. MASSERMAN is u futher of one. He attended UCLA where he maiored in Zoology and received a B.A. and M.A. degree. He is affiliated with Phi Delta Epsilon and Alpha Phi Omega. He held the office of Sec- retary-Treasurer of Alpha Phi Omega. He did research on the biochemistry of aging at the V.A. Hospital. His hobby is photography. He will intern at Los Angeles County Gen- eral Hospital, Unit I. JK' ,af ll ROBERT E. MARSHALL is a 33 year old who was born in Rochester, New York. He is married, and is the father of two girls. He received an A.B. degree from the University of Rochester where he maiored in Chemistry. He was a member of Phi Chi. He was in the U.S. Naval Reserve from 'I950-1964. His hobbies are camping, hiking, golf, and deep sea fishing. He will intern at Sacramento County Hospital. f?,4wc-5,741 V51-zz... llLLaaJ7f?W0bmLMMAM. ,:J:,.g, --' mbsf . 1... ..,. . 22,1 --Q. e an E V .wma 'H , H , -im55'?i?f5F mu H 11 mf 4 uv QM f'fX AIIIIHHL if JAMES MCGILLIS is a -39 year old who is married and the father of five children. He was born in -Hollywood, California. He holds a B.A. degree in Biological Sciences from Stanford University. He is a member of Phi Chi. He was a Corporal in the U.S.M.C. and a veteran of the S. Pacific and China in World War Il. He received the Purple Heart and a Presidential Citation. He has been employed in missile engineering for nine years. He will intern at Santa ROBERT E. MOORE is married and is the father of four children. He attended the College of the Pacific where he maiored in English and received an A.B. degree. He was born in Holcomb, Missouri. He is affiliated with Phi Chi. He was in the U.S. Army. He will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit l. :gf-KQV? 5. I --2 f ., ' ser , f sly, , ,.., , Monica Hospital. g-..1-L CHURCHILL l'l. MORGAN is a 36 year old who was born in Cheshire, Massachusetts. He received an A.B. de- gree from Boston University. He also received an M.S. degree from the University of Massachusetts in Experimental Psychology and-Physiology, and is currently a Ph.D. candi- date. He was also enrolled as a special student at Williams College, at Pepperdine College, and at L.A. City College. He will intern at Good Samaritan Hospital, Los Angeles, California. L l'lARl.EN D. MYERS, a native of Los Angeles, Califor- nia, is a 26 year old father of two children. He attended El Camino College and USC where he maiored in Pre- Med. He was a member of Phi Rho Sigma, and was a pledgemaster in that organization. He has done research on tetracycline metabolism and blood clotting. His hobby is snowskiing. He plans to intern at Fresno County General -peg, Hospital, Fresno, California. JOSEPH E. NARGIE is a 28 year old who was born in Oak Park, Illinois. He attended St. Mary's College where he received a B.S. degree in Psychology. He was a member of Phi Delta Epsilon. His research interest in anesthesiology. He was in the Air Force. His hobbies are hunting and skiing. He will intern at St. Mary's Long Beach Hospital, Long Beach, California. kart awww M 1. , V 2 DONALD C. NICKON is a 30 year old who was born F in Chicago, Illinois. He received a B.S. degree in Zoology from the University of lllinois in 1958. He, will intern at Gorgas Hospital, Balboa Heights, Canal Zone, Panama. :K 93 EDWARD J. OSTROWE was born in Providence, Rhode Island. He is the father of two children. California State College at Long Beach was his choice for an under- graduate education. He received a B.S. in Microbiology. He will intern at Santa Fe Coast Lines Hospital, Los An- geles, California. !ff ,wig KHOSROW PARSA is a 27 year old who was born in Tehran, Iran. He received a B.S. in Chemistry from UCLA. He has worked in aging research at the V.A. Hospital. He will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. W i H fs.. .i . .,,,, - K! I DAVID l.. SAUERS was born in Santa Ana, California. He is 32 years old, married, and the father of one child. He attended USC as an undergraduate. His major was Psychology. He is affiliated with Phi Rho Sigma. He served as a Hospital Corpsman, 2nd Class in the U.S. Navy during the Korean Conflict. He has received the Silver Star, the Bronze Star, and two Purple Hearts. He will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit Il. Kwai QW ROBERT M SCl'lNllDT was born In San Francisco, Cal- 'gg' :forma He IS marrled and the father of one child. He attended USC and Stanford and holds a B.A. degree in psychology He was a class representahve to the Student Council He received a Public Health Grant for research. He will Intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit l. GEORGE SERBIN was born In Brooklyn, New York. He IS a 28 years old He received a B S ln Pharmacy from t Y the Unlverstty of Arizona He was a member of Phi Delta Epsilon He has had a W I C H E Scholarship from 1962-5. 3' He IS presently In the Alr Force Reserve Medical Unit. He will Intern at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, Los Angeles, DAN B. SECORD is a 28 year old who was born in Kansas City, Kansas. He is married and the father of three children. He attended the University of California at Rivera side where he received a B.A. degree. He is a Phi Chi. He was the Student Body President and S.A.M.A. President in 1963-4. He was the Freshman Class President in. 'I964-5. He was a Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Army from 1955-8. He will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit l. aa FS. Qsw.Q Type 95 ALVIN A, SHAPERO is a 38 year old who was born in Brooklyn, New York. He is married and the father of two. He graduated from UCLA with an A.B. and an M.A. in Zoology. He has held the offices of Senior Class Rep- resentative and President of the Honor Society. He was a member of Phi Delta Epsilon. He has been honored with the Hoffmann-La Roche Award, the Mosby Award, the L.A. Rotary Club-Meriam and Paul Kirk Scholarship Award, and the Women's Auxiliary-L.A. Graduate Club of Phi Delta Epsilon Scholarship Award. He was a Pharmacist's Mate 3fC in the U.S. Navy from 1944-6. He will intern at Los Angeles County Harbor General Hospital, Torrance, California. THOMAS M, SHERY is a 26 year old who was born in New York City, New York. He is married and has one child. He went to Pomona College and USC as an under- graduate. He holds a B.S. degree in Zoology-Chemistry. He was the Freshman Class Vice-President. He is affiliated with Phi Rho Sigma. He will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit l. Qfwnlfvff f 1 f DOUGLAS O. SMITH, Jr. is a 29 year old who is married and the father of two children. He attended a California State College. His maior was psychology. He is a member of Phi Chi. He was in the U.S. Navy. His hobbies are boating and water skiing. He will intern at Huntington Memorial Hospital, Pasadena, California. ..-- 8 it 96 NORMAN A. SODERQUIST is a 34 year old na- tive of Los Angeles, California. He attended UCLA where he received an A.B. degree in Bacteriology. He was a member of Phi Chi. He was in the U.S.A.F. He will intern at Huntington Memorial Hospital, Pasadena, California. ff a W N t.- JOHN C. 'STANTON is a 35 year old who is married and the father of one boy. He was born in Los Angeles, California. He attended University of California at River- side, Santa Barbara, and Berkeley, where he maiored in Speech. He is a veteran of the U.S. Army. His hobbies are photography and music. He will intern at St. Mary's Hos- pital, Long Beach, California. JOSEPH P. STEBBINS is a 29 year old who was born in lndiana. He attended California State College at Long Beach. He received a B.S. in Biology. He was a member of Phi Rho Sigma, and past Jr. Class Vice-President. He served in the U.S. Navy. Joe will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. goozph P e5'l5is-L-alma 97 -5... JAMES K. STYNER Waffle HAROLD M. STOKES is a 28 year old who was born in Alhambra, California. He is married and the father of two children. He attended Occidental College and maiored in English Literature. He holds a B.A. degree. He was the Sophomore Class Vice-President, and the Junior Class Pres- ident. He is affiliated with Phi Rho Sigma. He was in the CCM Honor Society. He will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. fvio-MAX M. ggi X? ' ga- :Z fl ALLAN J. SWANSON is a 26 year old who was born in Inglewood, California. He is married and has one child. He attended Mt. San Antonio College and the University of California at Riverside. He maiored in Pre-Med., and holds a B.A. degree. He is affiliated with Phi Chi. He was a member of the Honor Society. He will intern at Los An- geles County General Hospital Unit II. .fszfffirr-4 98 AUBREY A. SWARTZ is a 28 year old who was born in Winnipeg, Canada. He is married. He attended USC School of Pharmacy. He received a degree in Pharmacy. He was a member of Phi Delta Epsilon. His hobby is paint- ing. He will intern at Los Angeles County, General Hospital, Unit l. 'Q-4' RONALD D. SYMONDS is a 31 year old who is mar- ried, and is the father of one. He was born in Chicago, Illinois. He attended Spring Hill College in Mobile, Ala- bama where he maiored in Zoology and received a B.S. degree. He was the Senior Class Representative on the Editorial Board of the lmpulse. He was a member of Phi Chi, and was Junior Vice-Presiding Officer of that organization. He was in the U.S.N.R. H952-54l as a Seaman, qualified submariner. His hobby is photography. He will intern at Orange County General Hospital, Orange, California. CLIFFORD l.. TARTAGLIA is the father of one son. He was born in Miami, Florida, but has been a Californian for the last thirty years. He attended SMCC and UCLA and received an A.B. degree. He maiored in Psychology. He was a member of Phi Chi and has been President and' Vice-President of that organization. He was a member of the Honor Society. He was in the U.S.N. as a Hospitalman 2fC. His hobbies are equitation, nature studies, and land- scaping. He will intern at Huntington Memorial Hospital, Pasadena, California. fgwzfif STEPHEN A. TASK is a 27 year old who was bom in Brooklyn, New York. He is married and has two children. He received a B.A. degree in Sociology from USC. He was class representative in his Freshman and Sophomore years, and was President of Phi Delta Epsilon. He has also been a Senator in the fraternity. He will intern at Los Angeles Pl'lll.l.lP H. TAYLOR was born in Joliet, Illinois. He is 33 years old and is the father of four. He attended Los An- geles Valley State College where he maiored in Biology. He is a member of Phi Chi, and was Judge Advocate of that fraternity in 1964. He was in the Honor Society.'He will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. While he was at CCM he was Editor of the 1964 Cortex, Qmfasfu County General Hospital, Unit ll. OQ.7mQ GLEN M. TODD is a 30 year old father of one who was born in St. Paul, Minnesota. He received a B.A.'degree in Zoology from USC. He is affiliated with Phi Chi. His hobby is sports. He will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. . -Mid 100 l I HERBERT ULICK is a 27 year old who is married. He was born in Los Angeles. He did undergraduate work in Zoology at UCLA and graduate work in Public Health at the same institution. His hobbies include music, photog- raphy and reading. 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' use mm - . me , ,gg , , me eggs 111 1 5 ::s:5. wr. .1 YY VY ,WLV , 7,7 NOEL T. VAN NESS is the father of twin daughters. He received a B.S. degree from the University of Redlands in Zoology and Chemistry. He has been the Junior Class Representative. He was a member of the Honor Society, and president of the Christian Medical Society. He will intern at Santa Clara County Hospital, San Jose, California. 73021147 4.1, 11 GERALD E. VANGSGARD was born in Frederic, Wis- consin. He is 36 years old, married, and the father of three. He attended Luther College, Hamline University and Illinois College of Podiatry and Foot Surgery. He received a B.S. degree and is a Doctor of Surgical Chiropody. He was a member of Phi Chi. His hobbies are golf and photography. He will intern at Huntington Memorial Hospital, Pasadena, California. lOl 11191621 - 51191 K .1f3' . 1 ,111 1 ,,..1.s ARTHUR H. WHITE is a 26 year old who was born in San Francisco, California. He is married. He received an A.B. degree in Zoology from University of California at Berkeley. He is a member of Phi Rho Sigma. He was also a member of the Honor Society. His hobbies are skiing and surfing. He will intern at Los Angeles County Harbor Gen- 'i f -t - 'ta , 3, P- eral Hospital. r 1 4 A if Ur 'sig 'mis' f My EDWARD A, WITT is a 25 year old who was born in Wisconsin. He received a B.S. degree in Biology from the College of William and Mary. He was a member of the Internal Medicine Club. He has done research in Biochem- istry in 1962. He will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. Mfm ,V+ l .ft iii? 'mst W ? ,,,. ww ww kg M we f .ff 4, .lik PETER J. WOLCOTT is a 33 year old who is married and the father of two. He received a B.A. degree in Zool- ogy from UCLA. He was a Corporal in the U. S. Army. He will intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit ll. 61.3. wwlwll-f s 'N 11, A iffrit 575 X A LEONARD S. ZUCKERMAN is a native of Los Angeles, California. 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Q- -v - ' ' 'N - , I 1 P ew . , I J W l Sheryl lynn and Linda Beth Shapero F HAH! , A X ! I I ' A 'll ' 95 Sheulc Henryson D Q Q N K 9 qi 9 Ml LK Q uuwmuxtw A 1........-- ,hx ' Aw-.sb-A Q rw, X .id . W The McGiIIis children wl- 'sp Af , 4, UZ.. . I --- I . I. '-.... .Y V f . 5 1 lX,Q - 1 1 i I , 'xxx 1 V. x ' . ' s. emi' ef I -we 4 .. ek, W an kg r-Y. .5 'R T- .fn v- J Vw I . wr-v 1 .I ,A 7 I i SENICR BRE KFAS m ' N 1 E Q, as!-ISL 1 From left fo right: Frank York Lee, M.D., Dr. W. Ballen- President Henley addressing the Seniors. line Henley, Ernest Bashor, M.D., Betsy B. MacCracken, M.D., Warren L. Bostick, M.D., Hermon Schlossberg, M.D., Dan Secord, M.D., Walter W. Hopps, Jr., M.D. Dan Secord presenting the Oufsfanding Clinical Professor Award lo Adolph Surfshin, M.D., Depart- ment of Medicine. Hvmnsrou-snmm nom The Box Canyon Boys singing Poo-Hay. 108 SENIOR GRADLIATIO ACTIVITIES , I Dr. Grace B. Bell receives her Honorary Doctor of Science Degree from President Henley Ileftl and Dr. James Mc- Clure Irightl. - 51 IS! The Honorable Luther L. Terry, M.D., addresses the candidates. The Honorable Luther L. Terry, M.D., Surgeon Gen- eral United States Public Health Service, receives his Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree from Presi- dent Henley lleftl and Dean Bostick Irightl. President Henley with the Honorary Degree recipients, Dr. Bell Ifar Ieftl, Dr. Terry I2nd from rightl, and the Very Reverend Charles S. Casassa Ifar rightl who re- ceived his Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters. Dr. Henley presents the President's Award to DAN SECORD The Vincent P. Carroll Award is presented to JOHN GIDDINGS The Dean's Award and the Evangeline N. Percival Memorial Award is presented to ALVIN SHAPERO .. - ,953 4 fmfiiivlm The J. Gordon Hatfield Memorial Award is presented to JOAN DUNCAN I I I I I l I I I I I I I What do you mean my Anatomy grade was never recorded? F' 'A. 'kf?'i'jT?f'T I, N, J. A 3: . V' b f, !A ' fl It I 1 I ' 152 b , 'ax v .YVK ,, 13 Y If 'fr 1 V Stop tickling me, and cure meg I have to be at graduation in three weeks. And in another hundred years, you can pay off that HR-12 loan. hm .,1 This gown doesn'1fit! They said there would be Scofch at this affair. I hate to tell you now, but we graduate in 30 minutes. Just a minute, my hand is stuck. fl is i if f ' it-p . '- if 'fi- ff- .41 ' ,:':ga i'-. 'ki 51:77 ' VIN.. .. wi ,, ,, 11. 3 --., , ..s,..: , X, ge , 9 ' -1,559 2 NQQEKZ l've told you one time, and you still have it on backwards. What's your rush? We still have 1 '- lO minutes until graduation, i . And then l told them . - Let's see, it says here Always accept the diploma with your left hand . 113 I Dr. Jones, I presume? I I 1 1 I I QI f up iq-4, wx 'lie ,I 95 xg The Lost Man . T Q1 And then, iusf when I received my diploma, my pants fell down, so I . . . I wi, I And once you get if, never let it go! I lla. il .4tf 59, , I wish there was more than one restroom in this place. i l Do l have to wear this i- contraption? W: 'Ri Mein, iv 1' i H i ww ik QE i ,yu ffl: ii is Axzzeziis v fzfff-Hia, 2 ii, , we 1475515 will i'z'FvY,,iws?sQi2i, ' Hsin- l can't go to graduation now, l'm setting a world's record, 4,523, 4,524 . . . ll 'l ll K, i fs lt takes a lot of epinephrine to get where these boys are, Drs. Earle ileftl, and Taylor claim. course I'm enioying myself. What do you mean I look intoxicated? K.. My carnation wilted, but . . 4 Did you really lose your diploma? You didn't know that cigarettes cause cancer? i , , 'O-, I 1 X Q' o':l 1 l elm, , . X , D - Gleam gives 99 and 441100 of. less cavifies l 4 0 in 1 A, - he .J ,saw that's a beautiful candle. ORGANIZATIONS 7-t .Y 4.4114 HONOR SOCIETY BANQU ET 1965 'Em ,:. A TMP? 1: in 1-'Z .Y G W TQ M ' H 1, , A V . 1 , ia 1 Q fS...'i ng 'P STLIDE T COUNCIL i :w Q, iw gn V r I k fmww- f ' 1. 9, Glynn Garland ' Eii l V Student Body President , A A:n- H5 Q AJ! n 4 -E wifaessy fx' .gsm EH Qiifl-, Q , Jeff Aron f L H CcthrynAEfCuIver Vice-President i H H ww , u 1 M l ' ' M VT- --if - gf -- -'A- -4 -'-' ' - - ' 25 :Y ' d f f n Michele: Kimball ' ' IfF'E!5U e f Q d . - ' ' Q Z ... ...EY H' i Y Z Z :Z - 1 5:5 5 1 - 5 I A .2 A w pn-,5 s M yr 55 ,uw 'QQ H. I s LS: 1 5 fi za 1 Q imc. , 1:11. u 1242 QE ,., ,-f 15411 A, ' ' - , my-1, , aww G en tells a sfiaggy dog sfbry s w : Q 51,1 ,.g.w4Q.: L. E 52 . X- :fp .. M N w w w wg Q- Wmxxmx, w H243 M414 N' . ,.-W.-wUem:.v f mmm .Lf 5,1 1, . -:.ww.:MW , ' ' ' U Wi-55iq73 ' HQ' r fm 21322241 ,,1f5.55 H H 1-f,v5Mf 1 1 w W W ,::r?fs2,:- Emfezxf V Mui ' :ww f 4-,,::w:f , , W Wt ,I , v 'IfH?L3i2QsLzl 1 iffy 1 ,H N The Eine A , 1 H H w u w :fum H mf:-lm X H , Q ,W .Q .JW A f Ly M.. K M Z A .waxy-Q:, 5g zlwtiiitiif .ohm ki ff flkgfilg. '- KL ww: 55521452 H 'H ' ESEE3E?55if:4 5 E f- F1 . y wwe V is lvl- '- 'L wav' --'euvfnfgl :gt my Q: EU' ' 4.55 ' .. Milf- ' ' it l lfr J l H r 1 -H M fi -N t ,. :sf ' ' 'ts' l Ae? l , fe, L tg, ' t- ezir. it .1 'S ll? - 1,2 J... 2 2I,.1,4,,ft1 n .,5 W . Wyikr 1 gm is ee . '2 Alvin A. Shapero President Robert G. Graw, Jr. Paul Berman lst Vice-President I 2nd Vice-President The Honor Society has as its aims the promotion of scholarship and research, the encouragement of high standards of character, conduct and recognition of scho- lastic achievement. Election is limited to students whose scholastic qualifications place them in the upper twenty-five per cent of their class. The total number of student members elected from any class does not exceed one-sixth of the total number expected to graduate in that class. Not more than one-third of the elected group are selected in the Junior year, the remaining are elected during the Senior year or period of hospital training. The organization of the Honor Society has been patterned after that of Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. It is hoped that the Honor Society will ultimately become a chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha. Lloyd T. lseri, M.D. Joan M. Duncan Douglas R. Gadowski Sect.-Treasurer J. Edward Berk, M.D. Counselor gs. few Q .4 it ill, l I I ,ii l .gif 5 4- -f f .--f ?n ,, W E We 1 - elsif- i - 2 ii y ii Edward G. Greer Yuichi lfo Stanley M. Kopelow Norval M. Simms Harold M. Stokes Allan J. Swanson Clifford L. Tarlczglia Sally Jo Taube E fi l V 4'- ' 'Wi-s' Phillip H. Taylor Noel T. Van Ness Arthur H. White Gary G. Romelli I TERNAL MEDICINE CLUB The Internal Medicine Club was established in I963, and since then has been sponsored by Dr. J. Edward Berk, Professor and Chairman of Medicine. It is a voluntary activity which is open to all interested members of the senior class with the purpose of providing an extracurricular means of developing and expressing interest in the broad subiect of internal medicine and its subspecialties. The meet- ings are held every six to eight weeks. During the past year the activities included: III Practical demonstration of modern radiotherapy techniques at the City of Hope, followed by a panel discussion on the management of malignant lymphoma moderated by Dr. Ernest Beutler, Chief of Medicine. I2I Practical demonstration of nuclear medicine procedures and apparatus, with a round table discussion of the clinical applications of radioisotopes, at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Moderator was Dr. Henry Jaffe, Director of Nuclear Medicine at Cedars of Lebanon. I3I Laboratory tour and demonstration of current animal experiments involving gastrointestinal hormones at the Wadsworth VA Center. The group was hosted by Dr. Morton Grossman, Professor of Medicine, UCLA. I4I Finally, a panel discussion on chronic renal insufficiency was held at the home of Dr. Berk with Dr. Charles Kleeman, Professor of Medicine, UCLA, as moderator. -,fmt .p . i .urx ,., 1' as , V V ii , ' , :V W4 L he-94 -I y A Q , , b , , I '1 1' ew in ' gl I sw, st., M 5 I fri? I . Mx 'ti 3 sz. .rf y li A Abrams B. Ahmadi P. Berman E. Bleak A Chamn A Cook C. Covington G. Crislip J. Culton J Duncan W Fallon D. Fenner J. Goldwasser ' B. Graw E Greer l X. T. Gross B, Gwartz . w 1, H B. Hellmers V fx. In 1 R. Hoech R f' ff'-.N D. Khani 'tfif' S. Kopelow V. Lee t ' E- W 'KS . Y. , .Y Ii t I 1 w ' 2 N . , I !. It ' f w t 1 5 I W '-df f R. Marshall A. Swanson H. Stokes T. Shery A. Shapero D. Secord D. Sauers G. Serbin P. Stebbins A. Swartz S. Task N. Van Ness A. White E. Witt P. Wolcott 1 5 Tig 3, I 2 fr 125 7: -'9 ww Inv.. Q Q fx II- u. Q Alf I 531.2221 QE , A3 ,, ' J F E IB., N f r SQ I I Zip ! . 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This merger brought the number of PHI RHO SIGMA chapters to twenty seven, and gave that fraternity one of its largest chapters. PHI RHO SIGMA, in 1965, is the largest fraternity at California College of Medicine. lts members feel that this large membership, their active alumni group, and their emphasis on the social rather than the academic sets them apart from the other campus fraternities. The fraternity traditionally enioys having among its members l. Wf ' 5 ' Q.: ,EMT T- E a gre,ah 5numrberstoffthg' students-'b.ody andgc ssr ll' leadersi Thisffaetianclfthe 'lggga fz fi M' P pledge tend-to Sgbifdnlldle l3O'l'l'l 'fl'I UlQrll'y Of m gzgggtlvlfles clrldygx 3 -f ,R cliark. H' ' - ' ' iii ll' fffff , -'-.. , g mffatema! A - m y ea .5 ln the pfiit year FtHl RHGNSIUMA events HTC maid rush wpartigii will ifibtion. at i alumni: sponsored events, which 'were culminated by a 'springjElu'gu. ' lttt, l g l in , rim , , Y T ' T Q ima: T , Y '4E ' Y l 1 M Z i air.. i ,,, W H, ,, it it -. 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Xlgnead, conductecl?severaliilitampui-Yi tours for visiting groups, XXXXXX.MemberXsXhip in a socialejraternitfj doesiot preduple mein- held outings for emotionally distgigbed qhildren. in H Wiiiziiferniltfifififfund..:HQ-princiiik is diibnstrdtbdllit held montlil as 2.1 . are ees . mm A sfsfffifwfilffffh WW 'wit ' 'M mWfiX Ein the lfiiact that all the sogiail frategihes GQTCM :gfe Ziilil leiiffllre series. Thing only limit towihe range of cgi Xgepresegted in our membership.mXX Xi X service qXgtivitiesXXXXis the tiygne of our members. S X 555233 . lr.. i g 2 U ,, W' 'tiff jf iazi , . H11 ' ' misss ,Xe eiiiighasuze XgXservuceiXigg 9X3Ncatmggs a'2dW,t9g,X.lns?QiX'X i than social everiits. this Heist yedii we reigfa weieifly Flnl mediihalischodl, this ide ire does notiiiiiiften fiiff the Z: Xgooks gg Viet iljgam, spon- portunitx for itiifulfillngent. 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Kaufman Books for Vnet Num - .Ja g -ff Q45 5 . 6 4 1 51 ,jx fl gm - 4351 wjigg Q G. Parks D. Plumb H. Pratt G. Safley .iv T--w,,v Psi '4m 55 '33 :So 0 S35 Easy! in r A .1 111.114, 111 ll! xx X yxxx XXXXX 'J 0 3 1:1111 I 1: f--r 1 ll Q I -1111 11:-ra 11 ljlflffll 1 ' f I AESC. .ww -x ,I A! x..a Q , 4 ' 5 vp .v . L'5'Z5'l wan' my awe To BE H A FRESRMM A6nNN .,, .,. if xs u w .. Z.:-. .. 253.3 Hs I 0 . , Wi f IH like, .H ...K gig D. Ellertson V. Poleshuck D. Sire N. Snyder A. Stanson T. Williams J. Wong . EEN M 5 A M W ' S z, N if 2 Q 9 1 ff 4 i I XV?-fl 1 17, f ,Q I r ' x I f ' . ,.:,- :.: gf z-fgzgiif lf l x K - ff' flu' ,3 - f 7 5 leaf? gn iff? ,. 1 gg QQ 'A-'ff f H aj. , , . W- 1: 5 l w i v,Q: L .mms - ,fm ii 1 E 5 ,- ' Z. ' 35 Eva? -Q :Lf R56 - 1? f- sig 'EPZ iff - ,- aa 30 X CHRISTIA MEDICAL SOCIETY QETEE' P5 W ff.: A. Delgado B. Eek S. Fogin G. Garland E. McCarty C. McMillan J. McNulty D. Parkin J. Tessandori N. Van Ness A A. Watkins R. White A Christmas Dinner J. Wood 1 E wi' At the Founders Day Assembly the hon- orary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters was conferred on MATT NORVEL YOUNG, sponsored by Maxwell R. Brothers, M.D., and FRANCIS XAVIER BUSHMAN, spon- sored by Grace B. Bell, M.D., and CARL PATTERSON MILLER, SR., sponsored by Warren L. Bostick, M.D. The Founders Day committee chairman was Wilbur L. Brandt, who was the Master of Ceremonies. The program was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance. M. Norval Young, Ph.d. gave the memorial lecture. Twenty-five year and fifty year awards were pres- ented. The program was concluded with the president's message. , V I.. . ,- rs, l 'V l l l ll l l v I l l G.-J FOLI DERS D Y J zzlge F . :.. w 1 ft ' T .+ , if N ' ,ll Il 'Q ,A 1' 'V 0 . N K ' T, f 'x ol 1' ul l V0l. ly N01 I California College of I N A U G U ,QII9 u 'M III! :ln al run n 3- J , v S ,vga 1 P ll,l ':.:r:gg, ' s l .l:. ., 124 ' -.iU.l,::,:li A. ai iig- ' El rn. f U x.:.11 :nib-1-1. una..-:A:uA.f.j. W J: fnumvfsf ATQQRUGRESS cumin modern ,.,g....,,44.,, P f 'f Q K v U H t ' up up T .A 'l 5 fnwgl':llmM2 , 1 11fgi'V'5:f1lf-Sis if f M ff l l w,,, l s l .PFW 1 ig' 6 2 .ylk lift'-:ui-A ,.yN'lx J' Qtr as i a I assistance E 'lll llghsllll' mll l an-4-mi - .M ., Q t ., M-xg.-sk, s' ' 5' A- -'silk H tl es? , l E32 X . . . i 3 j o gifuition may H if i f .ltll Page i o Editorial Policy k i ts ,, s iclne Los Angeles - , August 14- Q l if llli i + it it ..l. g .llll a+ + E i i-lllt ll lllllll it ' it ' E ' 'V Bob Chambers J, Executive editor - ll f t oo ll ll 1 f oo,,, V . . P 'tl if in d n wiht gxfifv- e n t o e a it it li' The IMPULSE staff, editorial board and I L were highly praised at a recent awards as- - sembly and although this publication can be credited for many accomplishments, we did lege X ' ' E , not achieve our purposes which were: a stu- dent body informed about the operation, plans, and future ofthe college and a media for student editorial opinion. A monthly pub- lication cannot provide news which mean- while filters, however inaccurately, from un- official channels. The paucity of editorial material submitted by members of the stu- dent body can, we believe, be attributed to the lack of information, certainly not to the lack of opinion. ln anticipation of an informed student body we have suggested to the new student coun- cil the creation of a weekly bulletin co-spon- sored by the administration lthose possess- ing the informationl, the students lthose who need itl, and the faculty, It is hoped that this would provide a more accurate basis for opinion and editorial comment. To our successors we caution against the tendency of allowing IMPULSE to become the- common sham college newspaper which de- generates into a montage of faces, names, personalities and bylines of students, faculty members, and administration. This is publicity which is appreciated only by the publicized. Bob Chambers Executive editor IMPULSE LUQB fri- lved -- tra- :ac- his thts dent .gn- will :on- - ent adn iic 001 Ed Nowell Artist inthe Biorn Eek Sports editor wt it ' i Esta :- - -M. ul , 55,-s W XHH , ...... 5 X I Hx HT- YL? -1 it 5 it 1 ' Us it ll. . , .....,Qi'Wt it s-ss im:-fe fare l r ' fi: E s-egg V Lowell lDukel Somers Executive secretary not pictured: Ron Symonds-Sr. class editor Gene Snyder--.lr. class editor fs- , , Y . T . .wa , 5 . .se-.. LW.. . He s! 1 E gggsw - wi, - sifefi-15:5 iii iii T: 5 :S Z 5 iii iii iii iiivtw -- e ig mr- -- Nl A it M s S ,,A. , , iii Wimsw limi, Q L wee f 1 it ' fi? 5 1 ll ll I ,ii 'iiiigtgii,111i..ggg...ggg..iH,H N megifegis' fz,,illl '..T... A ymmiiiuwiTTHWT V :V Z zlz ..... , gs. ,WM.W,A ,sigeee ,,,,,, , 1,197 mm' gggee ,gg-eil '. a1nf ' ieoifclock in the morning! ETDITOIQS NOTE finished CORTEX is the combined work of many people. We, the T fiee: taY g an.t to thank especially those whom we found indispensible. Among A YE- Q YD without whose photography there would be no year book. His 7 Hfw ri Hi H1 Hi f f iliiillliii iillillwllillfiiili wan H' . . . . . . . its effort, along with dedication, are qualities which can't be Ignored 'H Or A special thank-you is due Boyd. Z E :,: W whose industry and ingenuity as business manager showed in his sdlll ads and annuals lboth past and presentl. lAesculapius '65l whose cartoons filled in many pages and who thanks for meeting last minute deadlines on very short notice. jf flfli whose touchup work on photographs and artistic caricatures and .ii carto sigre well known to all. Ed designed the cover of the 1965 CORTEX after Tlecture by Dr. Andrews on his recent work at Baylor University. , I. it T. ,L mk it N0 H miss in ju xm 1 g RQZQZERT EARLE who was our capable advisor. SRANDY cons, 8. STEPHEN SPECT who ere responsible for some df American Yearbook Co. whose advice helped minimize technical a QQ 86 STAFF whose cooperation and imagination eased many problems. FACULTY MEMBERS s. STAFF whe provided Us with the material ' l ite work. We hope that each of you will 'thumb' E Ei through this book and laugh a little at us and yourselves. a Q, ex 2 f Tonia Marralle ll Coffex fdffof ' e 'ii i , .' T ,W i tease ii :,: ,.. T in .9 1 f TWT T. it ry an Eiinzsavmi 'u ..,w..... '.i. ' it wi N, , , , li ujsiu Art approprlatmg funds 55581 dd A 5 Y, , -,Q 757515: na 3 is r ' K sw rw. . H :Zig J rs. ring 1 , 's 1- N- -if :W-.. Y. If : - - if A ' ' 1, m 1 -.-wr , S ff -f Us f 1 ,X , H -,ru 9 ffsagrwf ,si .. . as f Li ' , , , ,, IP' 'md' H l E ' gg gig ,rmmwe r jg s 1 ,Q , 1 :.:.:. .:. ..... 5 . iz . - ,1 ml - k , ' ' i d Art Charles Ediior . , - 1411-HH gs ru ? -xiii? W w , sb ,Q Hg xi A' QP Emi! ' as wi u , , V 'sw , M ,,'5CsN,fQ2-To 'K2'iiifk fe E ' Tonia Marralle Editor Boyd Stephens Photographer Dr. Robert Earle .lim Wood Advisor Business Manager 15' :Qt '-3 u gi Er. ,:, as , , . aw: Z' H 1 msn.. , -M, I ' my as H , w e .. ,oo sr I 344' 5 N 'W rv H. , V , n Vinton Vint Carloonisi Ed Nowell Art Editor Sue Symonds President TUDE TS' WIVES 2nd' Vice-Pres. ,-., Q' -' X XQJN i 5 1 ' QQZSLQ A Jan Black lst Vice-Pres. ALI ILIARY The Student Wives Auxiliary was originated to serve and help the College, the student body and the community, and the Auxiliary members. It encourages the personal development of its members and aids in a better under- standing of the medical profession through monthly pro- grams and special events. The Auxiliary sponsors various fund raising proiects such as a bazaar, a fashion show, and a rummage sale. Profits from these proiects are then presented to the student body in the form of an annual gift. Service activities include contributing holiday food baskets to needy families, hospital service work, and serving as hostesses for the College Open House. SWA has ioined the Woman's Auxiliary to the Student American Medical Association lWA-SAMAJ, achieving na- tional status. Through national participation and mutual exchange of ideas, the Auxiliary will continue to progress. Cecilia Daniels Gillian German Press Chairman Public Health Chairman Mrs. Henley, Mrs. Falkinburg 8i Mrs. Bostick Marilyn Leizerowltz Sharon Charles Secretary F, r Lynne Falklnburg Public Relations Fran Paris Hospitality Director r xr A lfg - f vfQ.f it r if 444 - C ll Q3 I ffl: H - iw if lll....a 'gap- L, ll . .f '41 l l k me LL-H, rv. The presentation of toys to the Pediatrics Dept. e Wives Auxiliary hostess at Open House 1 X1 I-.sf Barbara Campbell Treasurer Peri Clark Representative Kathy Boice- 3rd Vice-Pres. 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T' , . so xa 511 ig 'fl -1 L 4 ff 9 4 . ,P X , Il: .. 5-if , f - I .AW s,,Qge Burt Baker explains about a specimen in the pathology lab to some open house visitors. xg? rf:-5 ' get fill f cg. dl . le- , NL! :tgirl , ,, Dr. Goldstein explains some details of the slides of his recent work on recto-vessicular fistulas to a student at open house. Dr. Goldstein, this year, as well as last year, was present at open house to help the visitors understand medical histology. Display in Medical Microbiology lab. -' V A he . . 4 1 f ,J 4 i s V l .f l if Q rW :itll 1. -'r 1 ' ' N !, 3 3 ' I I 1 'fall' by l K. ff 0 I J ' Vasculature of a villus --..-.......V...:.,,, ' .- 4154 Cross section of intestine f . 4 l . 2 Lv' -f -. ' ' , i- ' - Plexuses of Melssner and Auerbach . Y A' 'I l -5- ' if 9 , 9 Q, . M 'IL NN 6 l, ' 0.,0mffqUo '5'?,b 0 os 3' 5 ' P 'J . ., X' 'l f 9 . . . 't-'v'.- fvof, ,Q el' 91 . -lj I o 'I L ' Z, :Ya G F i- E. I I-:Z :S J, I 15.346 9 I 'L' 1 ,QVEV zzz? 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A ' I 3 , f l 1 Zz, . r - Q ' gt -f? d'r ,wf..4Kx . :Wir I ' of - . 6 , t 1 610- -I ,u out Qlf Enlargement showing the stroma 9 'QQ 4 99'-0 'lg of a villus. ' N - ,cg I .E I H-9 ' 5 '-'thief A l W. BALLE Tl E HE LEY TESTIMC IAL DINNER Los ANQELES Dr. Bostick speaks W. Ballentine Henley l J. Walter Schaefer presents Dr. Henley with the governor's proclamation. LOS ANvn. LES 5-14 tg -lqr--. g?ll':i 3li1.'1 Dr. and Mrs. Henley listen to Mayor Yorty. XF--7 Di-uit r, X sux ' I ,gf 'i z -ll -ff v , ll 1 , - Dr. Henley accepts an award as Mr. Silliphant looks on. f 4 Q' 9. A . Y 1 i in i .X ! i And then I said to him, if you don't believe me, Les, 623215 I Y Y l A 'AFD 1 S HU Q G l i taste it yourself. . . . And HE DID! ,ff , if Yep! We've got some live one right. s in this place all You tasted what? h h And I thought I'd heard everything will the real Jfpe..ziIeh,piease-grand up, ?!'?V.z-1,1 ,-'WY v A UV' ix, X' ' l N ,w. !',,- E l,, i Z-'T ', , f f.. J . I , '- f 5 1 A, x. V' Y , gl' v ,,. , 0'2 - '2' 9 1 5 - , '- xp 5 L Q S ' A 5-if.. im'-X ' :Y ai, ' AS' . ' At least our team showed . . . The feeling of being wanted 'Wt Dont' worry fellows, that Jr. proctology en thusiast isn't with us today. ff: fy J -- ig., Your right clavicle sounds good. -35 Aron's law of relativity: The bigger the theory, the better. is A r '.1 iust ccln't help it, my nose DOES itch! Now if I tie c string around this after I cut part of it off . . . Neither roin, nor snow, nor sleet . . . nor 24 hour on coll . . . But honey, is this really the first time we've been dancing since I went to medical school? 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You mean little me? 4-E. 459 A- 5 ,g 19' Q1 'E f, - ia. ,. ., -Y, I. .-- W Eg ,AL. Q, E F I wonder if I'm completely dedicated to medicine? 'irq 4 Didn I' you k w I used to be cu barber before I was fired9'i 5 an E4 ' f . ' :Z Q W Gotta get them all to come . . . to the Bueno Party! , Ip LIC HU' III I I EIIII I I' II ,?',1I w?55...... '- - 44, SUI ' rc' ,. '- fqififsu 1 , 5 - 1 - , II ,,. III II . :-- - 1 fa fgflm, V E YW - 1 W at 13-Jag 1 ff 1 Z Y 72 i 2, - f '- gi ' 1 f Zia ?-, - 3 i s 1 , .,.,,, 4451? ,flu W' 1 Z2 , Z EQIIII W ff- - ' II II 2S2m I 5 Ab W 'HM I, , III ,HII 55 Iimq, ,, III mm? : In 3 -Vw I N35 W f ' 'Q Q g' - In HU Z k 1,1 Z E: Z In 5: EF: I 5 I , 5 - :.- r, ra..-1 vz 2 , ,ff -CMI-ff? A. 52 I IE f, I .2E??Q,I . c2sQflI How to get ahead in medical school. TP-me lT mom mem.. 'e.wxv1s, wewuxr wma amos emma. Vl0Scm,e6. A ' 1. f K e ,51L.Lv.,w-' s l ' 5' 2 . f' si gfl A , g maxed me te, l 7' ,,, If to -Q--v-ffl t 4 WNW' lg X4 .Q .- l , N C ' I ll' Eu Aescvwwsts Am' I AJ, You've gotta watch these guys every second. Walking the wild side. ff sssf s ttst 4 A W . K' wx we 1 And now to employ a modern method of anesthesiology! 192 Getting the well known shaft. I ' 4 , , . 4 x l ,f Y jf W. , .ft I N ,L W M 'Q , t : '1is35P Q f A y ,Ll ttt,,, 1 , , , , . s In 1 H it A :V 5 'VE W. ' um Q3 ll W My t. ,-rg Bilamnimg. it YH, W.-,.,.N,., t H lt ' f' 1 One way to find out how the other guy feels is to undergo the treatment yourself. ' Z: i :iw -52 W V E l i w I' Ht' . . Mlm t , W 'Qu' X ww. W Ultra? H l National Board Review Session Welcome to Marlboro Country. 193 M if Then I hit him here. i 1 xxx igzglflff EEE vii -ll S , - I' A lr .X FA , ,, rs ,W gil Ah, come on now smile. ki Well it's a vertebrate . . One more turn of this screw and this guy won't bother me any more tonight. 194 Look who's in the show case this week N 'ef'--Nz' rv if Soph-Frosh Lunch: The place they auction off last year's old exams to the highest bidder. Mx Memories are made of this . . . PRCGRESS ffffvfm--,fi-5-I-V-rv ' 1 'fn' g ,Q Iii- .7 Tj I -. N '52??'fi : 351, 3,11-'iszvry .f 'Ti-'1 If Egan?-ii, A. Y .. 15 2 wfff, lj' , ' : '-pf ge ' if! Z' '. .. Q: w - , , , ' , 152555 -1 1 fi-'S 4 .. .. YEFQF. . -, ., . ' a : - 'f 'E iif !u.3,p.M.w. ,i4,4A,,..,i.2:,E,4,.,.,L,.u.,.J,,f.,e,z:1 - ,.-,'-paws f.,- , H' -1 -, ,- -- ..... M? 1 --h-:S+ f-1 4 w 1 Glllll ,ag .. Dick Croft in his office. .44 r a ' V1.1 .MA f Ls, , NF Q X , mx. l Kflx lsfl , .X - 1 L x A if f ' gf 4.1 DEVl5l49.P'Yls,f,g..!Lll ANP? lllllllllll T Present planning at the Nledicineffrgif 0 3 tquiresimglyiltolday which move the,,college,,-1Q.fQrg wardlllwitlhin tgoawllife., yrelnovaltionfgt texiysytirtg facilities to ntprovidefigpacel for' new faculty, Hilti? lizatioynfstudies to make, it possibleijto .present adl1tilfliStfrative,,iteachingg, researchfalnd serviilsphlcelll ll l ln acld,itiQnt,tgQ of shortfrqnge plan, ningflthel ii'ii' commenced long-rangel planningx This process includes planning for both minor and maior capital improvements. Minor capital improvements include a variety of proiects within: the range of S5,000wto S50,000, such as renovating existing facilities, replace- ment construction and reconversion of existing facilitiesas well as replacement of present equipment. Maior capital improvements include alli new construction proiects ranging from 550,000 upward. The initial construction planned is for a new Basic Science Building. This structure of more than 180,000 assignable square feet will house fall teach- ing. and research activities of the basic science departments of the college. The estimated cost of the structure is S'l6,000,000, and the buiIding's basic design will be within a vertical concept. Occupancy date has been set for late 1969. Ultimately, institutional planning will result in a published, Long-Range ,Development Program for the California Col,- Iege of Medicine. This program will include procedure for the systematic growth of the college on an academic, fi- nancial and facility basis. Richard D. Croft Assistant to the President f , N wx ll Six F' 'seek W l lill lm it Left to right: Dr. Lyle C. Dearden, Professor, Department of Anatomy, and Chairman of the Basic Science Building Committee, Dr. Charles R. Manclark, Assistant Professor of Microbiology and member of the Building Planning Committee, Dr. Thomas L. Nelson, Chairman, Dept. of Pediatrics, and member of the Building Planning Com- mittee, and Mr. Mortensson. , . .. 1 75652633 c , - is A Me W , ' , my 'M' ,l ,, 155'-'E in , - fie- -fss'-ry. W W weeefie-'sf' xr nge ,tt xg ws' -page fe Q'-,M...-, M llldljslgcll E, Mr. Nils Mortensson, Proiect Architect for Daniel, Mann, Johnson and Mendenhall discusses floor plans with Dr. Dearden. ,.. or c llllill g P 5 ie Q Q Mr. Mann discusses the plan for a floor of the proposed Basic Science building with Dr. Nelson. left to right: Douglas E. Joy, Director of Planning, CCM, Stanley M. Smith, Vice President of Daniel, Mann, Johnson and Mendenhall, and Arthur E. Mann, Executive Vice President of DMJM. .G H -xi . 'Q ,ar Age? . ,5 XXXX- Y sisiiie fssssii.,XXX 'HM 'Li WXHRZ ::: : XXX M X WX XXX ' , XXX: Q XX Xf alvw- lm : 1 -'EEE 1liIFXEEEa XX 5-E sais: E .E lr' .T an 2 g E XX '15EE5'T'5 M -XX 5 1 lil XX 'V - 3.557 - X X u ,, . 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Mx Q' .4 Q, M I ' ' HN, X is ll- 513111 Qiim N 1 'ls'-ii. ,.a- The sign on the bulletin board read, Low's delicatessin specials available the day following the path quiz. .V fl ' U xr' X 'X A little advertising never hurt anyone . . . the Alm motto Surveying village health needs, an SKGF Foreign Fellow examines a child in Kurali, near New Delhi, India. INDIA TANGAIIYIKA IRAN GUATEMALA At hospitals and medical outposts a long way from the classroom, medical students learn to cope with unfamiliar diseasesp help to provide much-needed medical services to people in underdeveloped areas of the world, and contribute to international under- standing and good will. This unusual opportunity to work and study in for- eign countries is offered to students through the Foreign Fellowships Program of Smith Kline 8: French Laboratories. Administered by the Association of American Medical Colleges, the program has enabled 123 students to work in 40 different countries during the past four years. 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