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

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DRISLANE, PEAVY, RAMAKRISHNAN, W IEN Dr. Anne Drislane, 756 Madison Ave., Albany, N. Y.; M.D. 1940, Albany Med. Col.; Consultant in Pediatrics, N. Y. Dept, of Health, candidate for M.P H. (Epi¬ demiology); sponsored by N. Y. State Dept, of Health; returning to former position. Dr. James E. Peavy, Texas State Health Dept., Austin, Texas; M.D. 1935, Baylor University; Medical Field Consultant; candidate for M.PH. (Epidemiology); spon¬ sored by Texas State Health Dept.; returning to former position. Dr. Nallepilly R. Ramakrishnan, 125 Rajahannamalaipuram, Madras 28, India; B.A. 1934, M.B., B.S. 1942, Madras University, D.PH. 1948, Calcutta University; Research Health Officer, Madras; candidate for M.PH. (Epidemiology); sponsored by Govt, of India and F.O.A.; returning to former position. Class Marshall. Dr. Per R. W0ien, Hovindveien 11 B, Oslo, Norway; M.D. 1947, University of Oslo; formerly Health Officer, Dept, of Epidemiology, The Health Services of Norw ' ay; candidate for M.PH. (Epidemiology); sponsored by The Rockefeller Foun¬ dation; future position: Medical Officer, Health Dept, of Oslo. Delta Omega. 27

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AKERREN, VIJIL Y TARDON, ADHAM, SHIGEMATSU Dr. Bo Y. Akerren, Dept, of Bacteriology, University of Goteborg, Sweden; M.D. 1952, University of Goteborg; Assistant Professor of Bacteriology; candidate for MP.H. (Epidemiology); sponsored by the Sweden-America Foundation, The Gote¬ borg Med. Assn, and H.S.PH. scholarship; returning to former position. Delta Omega. Dr. Camilo Vijil y Tardon, W.H.O., Palais des Nations, Geneva, Switzerland; Sc.B. 1930, University of Paris, M.D. 1939, University of Lausanne, M.D. 1940, University of Chile; formerly Epidemiologist, Tuberculosis Section, W.H.O.; candi¬ date for M.PH. (Epidemiology); future field: probably international field work with W.H.O. Dr. Mohammad A. Adham, c o Mr. Moshiri, Hedayati St., Tadjrish, Tehran, Iran; M.D. 1952, University of Tehran; Assistant to Co-director and Chief Med. Div. PH. Cooperative Organ., Isfahan, Iran; candidate for M.PH. (Epidemiology); sponsored by EO.A.; returning to former position. Dr. Itsuzo Shigematsu, Dept, of Epidemiology, Institute of Public Health, 1-39, Shirokanedai-machi Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan; M.D. 1941, Dr. Med. Sc. 1952, Tokyo University; Staff, Dept, of Epidemiology; candidate for M.PH. (Epi¬ demiology); sponsored by W.H.O.; returning to former position. Delta Omega. 26

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ANDERSON, HOLMSTROM, CLARO, COLLINS Maj. George R. Anderson USAF (MC), U.S. A.F. I.T., Wright-Patterson A.F. B., Ohio; B.S. 1948, M.D. 1949, Yale University; candidate for M.RH. (Aviation Medi¬ cine); sponsored by U.S. Air Force; future field: aviation medicine. Capt. Fritz M. G. Holmstrom USAF (MC), School of Aviation Medicine, Ran¬ dolph A.FIB., Texas; M.D. 1949, Harvard University; formerly in general practice; candidate for M.P H. (Aviation Medicine); sponsored by U.S. Air Force; future field; aviation medicine. Delta Omega. Capt. Joseph J. Claro USAF (MC), 5501 Washington Ave., S.E., Charleston, W. Va.; B.S. 1944, Manhattan College, M.D. 1948, Georgetown University; formerly Commander 3306th U.S.A.F. Dispensary; candidate for M.P H. (Aviation Medicine); sponsored by U.S. Air Force; future field: aviation medicine. Delta Omega. Lt. Col. Thomas A. Collins USAF (MC), School of Aviation Medicine, Randolph A.F.B., Texas; A.B. 1935, M.D. 1940, Stanford University; formerly Hospital Com¬ mander, Wing-Base Surgeon; candidate for M.PH. (Aviation Medicine); sponsored by U.S. Air Force; future field: aviation medicine. 28