Harvard School of Public Health - Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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VELASCO, KAPRIO, LICHTENWALNER, HASHIMOTO Dr. Antonio Velasco, Virrey Cevallos 174-6°-P-K, Buenos Aires, Rep. Argentina; M.D. 1937, University of Buenos Aires; Permanent Vice-President of the Central Public Health Coun cil, Buenos Aires; candidate for M.RH. (Public Health Practice); sponsored by W.H.O.; returning to former position. Dr. Leo A. Kapiro, Medical Councillor, Helsinki, Aleksanterinktau 10, haakinto hallitus, Finland; M.D. 1945, University of Helsinki, M.PH. 1948, Johns Hopkins University; Chief, Public Health Section, Finnish State Medical Board; candidate for Dr. PH. (Public Health Practice—Medical Care); sponsored by The Rockefeller Foundation; returning to former position. Dr. Craig S. Lichtenwalner, c o U.S.PH.S., Washington 25, D. C.; M.D. 1949, Long Island College of Medicine; formerly Assistant Health Officer, Newton, Mass.; candidate for M.PH. (Public Health Practice); sponsored by the U.S.PH.S.; future position: Bureau of State Services, U.S.PH.S., Washington. Chairman of the Class Forum Committee. Delta Omega. Dr. Michio Hashimoto, 6-3, 3 chome Kita, Okamachi, Tayonaka City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan; M.D. 1948, Osaka University; Chief of Public Health Services Section, Tayonaka Health Center; candidate for M.PH. (Public Health Practice); sponsored by The Rockefeller Foundation; future position‘.Consultant to the Osaka Prefectural Health Dept. 23

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GODDARD, SONG, TAUBENHAUS Dr. James L. Goddard, c o U.S.PH.S., Washington 25, D. C.; M.D. 1949, George Washington University; formerly Assistant Health Officer, Chapel Hill, N C.; candi¬ date for M.PH. (Public Health Practice); sponsored by U.S.PH.S.; future position: Bureau of State Services, U.S.PH.S., Washington. Delta Omega. Dr. Hyong N. Song, 1-114, 2Ka, Shinmunro, Chongrogu, Seoul, Korea; M.B. 1938, Keijo Medical College, M.RH. 1947, Harvard University; Chief, Bureau of Medical Affairs, Ministry of Health, Korea; candidate for S.M. in Hyg. (Public Health Practice); sponsored by Ministry of Health, Korea, and American Korean Foun¬ dation; returning to the Ministry of Health and Welfare, Seoul. Dr. Leon J. Taubenhaus, 37 Englewood Avenue, Brookline, Mass.; A.B. 1933, Rice Institute, M.D. 1937, Tulane University; formerly in private practice in North Carolina; candidate for M.P H. (Public Health Practice —Medical Care): future posi¬ tion Brookline Health Department. Editor of the Yearbook. 22

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YOUNG, PAMATMAT, WILSON, ZIMERING Miss Marjorie A. C. Young, 16 Hinckley St., Boston 25, Mass.; B.Sc. 1933, M.Ed. 1934, Boston Teachers College, M.PH. 1947, Yale University; consultant in edu¬ cation; candidate for Dr.PH. (Public Health Practice—Health Education); spon¬ sored by Dept, of Public Health Practice, H.S.PH. Mr. Marcelo B. Pamatmat, Division of Health Education, Dept, of Health, Manila, Philippines; B.S.E. 1934, University of the Philippines; health educator; candidate for M.PH. (Public Health Practice —Health Education); sponsored by F.O.A.; future position: health educator. Miss N. Joyce Wilson, 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington 12, D. C.; R.N. 1948, Loma Linda School of Nursing, B.S. 1951, Walla Walla College; Director of Health Education, Upper Columbia Conference of Seventh Day Adventists, Spokane, Wash.; candidate for M.PH. (Public Health Practice —Health Education); sponsored by S.D.A. and H.S.PH. scholarship; future position: Associate Medical Secretary, Health Education, General Conference of Seventh Day Adventists. Mr. Stanley Zimering, 2998 W. 29th St., Brooklyn, New York; B.S. 1950, New York University; Field Representative, American Red Cross, Washington, D. C.; candidate for M.PH. (Public Health Practice —Health Education); sponsored by Detroit Health Dept.; future position: health educator, Detroit Health Dept. 24