Medical University of South Carolina - Tres Anni Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1967 volume:

v F G i I The CADUCEAN opens. Our trail stretches ahead.. We look backward and see the winding road that has brought us here. - We look forward toward a limitless future waiting just around the bend. Gratefully we remember those who first tread Medical College's path. V M They established her traditions and blazed the trail for us. . Humbly we pickup our packs and walk purposefully onward. There is much that still must be done, and the trail is beckoning. l ' bf -, V ,. --:rcs , +,.x, - s P' xx QA-vig ' H X., Q ?vf.- , .i 4- - -I , ye. X, . 3-12-4 2. -Ig. ,Vg . - M 1 1 :.?f.N.f - ' .ff -A . ,X ii A xl ,N .V - .Ag . y I MV: fue? s f X X ' 4'-1'-'cs-5: s . . B' ',, ga 2, 'St' Trfxl --'17, 11,2 -. V .V V . , , . , N:-b'df f.Qc: ' ,, lf .ff . 1 1' x' . . V! X .f V4,NE1g..,q., egg r..- ' -. ,, 5 fp-.hutq '4 ' N 'N ' '. V., 1 ' ' 'SU -'PPV . ' 1. as-. - , V. V 4.-X as fa. Q, , A -a s.-fr V - , -- -' Q 1 , . '- ., V -' 5 'xi ,. H , was-' , -if , wx ' :gf l i XV 7 . V V N K V .mv . 4, . - V . 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V, .:,'- V! 1, .pang . -'1 f.1..wT'. - wg ,.,.I, H X. .ww 1 V - .1VV-..V V'.m 1'1 an, L, 1,5- ,,v,V . ,JI 'Y' nw., - az .-, z., F. . ,i..k,' -V m I. .1.-I ' v J. ., I 4.:4.1!:mn-1 l..J..iQSl Qld 'fffifnun Anticipation . . . A new life that will bring a Closer un- derstanding of friendship . .. a Search for knowledge and skill that our fore- fathers have left us . . . an opportunity for a most rewarding expression in our life. 'Ld' 'Q 4 W A 4 f 1 .,,,,Y,, ,V ' YS!-?Kg:X rg. wnwmf , my-rpxm ' , .x www- V :YY X v , , -. X. , Exploration . . . New Places, ideas, realms, and ways of life . . . Some arelfondly remembered, others rule our profession, and all guide our lives. li : if , I3 f ,fi HZ I i I 1 w, 5. il if y Y bw M., lv ssl' N . n Y Q. fr -AMA 'k. H' rf' , 3 L 1 e A V . Ya rw 5,2 if .Jw . if s 4 .- n . ' ' ' fr 'sv qt L ' 'is 1.58 Q- , in-.-, f x if s, ,Nur if Relaxation . . . The stolen moment, the Welcome break, the necessary release . . . time to catch our breath, clarify our thoughts and strengthen our friendships. Qs...- XI I IX IX JK BQ ua ,vMSW'W'? 1 J r:zmm.xz. -lung 3' ' ML,- s t V5.1 1 N- I 0 Cr- 3 E 31531 1' pni L E! Era: 'GZIDILT5' 3 , .2 A x 7 0 0 Applwatwn . . . We studied, and worried, and waited . . . for the end of our grooming and o-ur new place in life. gm X --...W 4 M ....-- ,.-, ...H ,. , M .--Q., Y --...- ,- My fn:-s.v:fsw-In-ae -- ij , . 1.. . .,h,,... x XM NW' .xi FQ ' .. '3X!hW.u.t..WfWT'Nx'N V , . E f7,Y,fIF'i'KY'NQ Achievement . . We are completing our requirements, perfecting our skills . . . anticipating the fulfillment of our profession. ,se If ,.-' I' ff! 1 1 . .A 6 1 A , 'Awww wif 2311 lair gg:.QQgg.ggA f.. -- Q ,. , V il!! mm: annfim 1 r' , c 'diivi 1 W f Ll gif GRM'-,il f., i 1 D . 1 L..,.4 ill ay ' W' M I .. . ff, W' nKw,,,,.g3ag ' ' in ,,.. ,. U wg Vwing,gwpgffg AW wwxzwwi M' lj W - ' V i ' , 1Mwxm6 . t i , -.,.,smr-as :alumna we Q, x, U U U U Vx 9 minw' ' s if ai Q! Q 8 ,, Aa. -'- I S' 2' N 3 X -'J I -as s , 5 . 1 J 4 X rj K N...-.. .S if 3 R 1 ,-'gal 3 . -X ,Q L'l,aL2g1j ,X 5, Q ggi Q Q . X, ,N ,vwww mv 9 Q-X .:..:-F -s..f:- 3 gb S W J i ' 9 V YQ! M QSEQQEEA gxwiisgiiigiligili 'LDZ S 3 X1 w.x - V. 'K ' - Q. A W.. mgmw ww Siffiii-li'-Ar ' A AA 1 N' bg X X, L.: M1 . x Q' T ff Dedicated to . . . The Medical Pro ession The 1967 Cadzzcean is dedicated to the pro- fession of MEDICINE, a way of life more than a livelihood . . . . .. it is an alluring challenge, a lifelong pursuit, and a source of -incalculable satisfac- tion. It encompasses the acquisition of knowl- edge from our forebears, the 'application of its ever-broadening principles, and the alloca- tion of its secrets to future generations. It is the custodian of man's most important posses- sion-his well-being. 4 7' 1- .14 X I8 A ,1'T'x X Contents Admmtstratton, Classes Activities Servtces Adfverttsements Af? 4 W 1 1 E 5 1 y E i B I ' r . U 'f-'V 4- 'v -' -w We xx , 'J A 1 +1 K I 20 FA CULTY and ADMINISTRA T10 w ' ' 'S ' A Q' 2'2 , ,751 i5f5i5 . 1 . - f,-117. ' Q-., is fi? 1. ,, ,S 3. -f E - 'qizfifiz 1-1 ,, if JLG: f- 1 L W- 'F-a. ,-1 Ya '4 , tg . 5? 12 W M . 354 1, U V, 11 Administration .Ir i-, v c 'L . i , N 3.-'.f-me-f' ' Y, .'1x 1-ix Wg 1.50 .',U'u.a 4 My 'nurse' gan Dr. William M. McCord, President of the Medical College of South Carolina, graduated from Oberlin College with an A. B. degree, from Yale University with a Ph.D. degree in Chemistry and from Louisiana State University with an M.D. degree. He served an internship at Charity Hospital in New Orleans. He taught in the Louisiana State University Medical School for eleven years in the Biochemistry Department. In 1942 he went into the Army in the Medical Corps for about four years serving in the United States and as a transport surgeon on the high seas. In late 1945 he was appointed Professor of Chemistry and head of the depart- ment at the Medical College of South Carolina and has served in this capacity since that time. He has been priv- ileged to teach many of the physicians now in practice in South Carolina and also in Louisiana. He has published numerous papers in the scientific journals and has spoken before many learned societies. Dr. McCord has served as President of the Charleston County Medical Society, and as President of several scien- tific societies active in this area. He is a member of a number of societies including the American Medical As- sociation, the American Chemical Society, the Society of Nuclear Medicine, the Federation for Clinical Research, Sigma Xi and Alpha Omega Alpha. Dr. Willimi M. McCord P!'c'.i'fzI'wil of ll'lc'rfit'11f Cififfvgc' of Smith Cfafolimz Board Uf Trustees Ex- Ufficio Robert E. McNair, Governor of South Carolina Rembert C. Dennis, Chairman of Senate Committee on Medical Affairs Robert W. Turner, Chairman of the House Committee on Medical Affairs To Serve Until 1 968 To Serve Until 1 970 joseph P. Cain, jr. Mullins julian T. Buxton, Sumter Charles B. Hanna, Spartanburg William C. Draffin, Columbia john M. Pratt, York B. M. Montgomery, Newberry Henry Savage, Camden Harrison I.. Peeples, Estill Harry R. Stephenson, Greenville John L. Pressly, Due West B. Thomas White, FIOICUCC Edwin Schachte, jr., Charleston ieers if Administration William M. McCord, President Franklin C. Fetter, Dean, School of Medicine john E. Buhler, Dean, School of Dentistry William H. Golod, Dean, School of Pharmacy H. Elizabeth Mills, Dean, School of Nursing F. W. Kinard, Dean, School of Graduate Studies . AZ-'Jil Claire D. Koster, Librarian fr- P I L. W. Michaelis Bufineu Manager Anna C. Harper R e girlrar Basie Sciences Chemistry 1. C. Aull, jr. R. H. Gadsden E. G. Herbert H. T. Jonsson, Jr. J. W. Ledbetter, jr. F. B. Culp . Df- J- C- Aull . Dr. R. H. Gadsden Chairman, Department of Chemzrzry Afmfja,-9 pfgfgfmf Dr. B. H. Boltjes, Chairman Department of Microbiology I I M Lerobwlogy 3 . B. H. Boltjes .l?ljf4l55f5f. Q 1, 5 Lolita pannell . ,I . g J 1' .'.q . l A' , 1-:mann C. D. Graber A C V 33, ' X T. E. Rogers f B T. A. Mahvi jg ' - F. Cordle J. P. Manos 5 6 L. P. jervey 33 i 'U-L'-J. Dr. T. A. Mahvi in Lecture Room 4 A Anatomy M. H. Knisely Elsie Taber W. C. Worthington, jr. B. I. Lockard I. S. H. Metcalf W. Dougherty W. K. Mylin W. N. A. Smith T. C. Davies B. A. Barrington H. S. Debacker R. C. Pennington Helen Michel V. I.. S. Bagley S. E. Folsom C Dr. M. H. Knisely Chairman of Depmiment Dr. Elsie Tabor giving a lecture, Dr. W. C. Worthington at work in his research lab Pharmacology if a CHLEJTZPRIJFAZINE COCAINE Dr. R. P. Walton, Chairman 0fDepar1ment of Pharmacology Drs. E. F. Woods, E. E. Bagwell, and J. K. Pruitt Dr. J. A. Richardson R. P. Walton J. A. Richardson E. F. Woods P. C. Gazes E. E. Bagwell G. R. Gale H. B. Daniell D. W. Hiott J. K. Pruett W. H. Newman S. A. S. Bernhoff Pathology G. R. Hennigar H. R. Pratt-Thomas E. E. McKee S. S. Spicer MCK. P. Moore F. A. Mclver W. D. Hiers W. W. Chapman C. M. Webb I Drs. W. D. Hiers and MCK. P. Moore mv! Dr. G. R. Herminger Chairman of Departmenz Drs. S. S. Spicer and E. E. McKee D W Ellis Clinical Patholog Aim ca nnon George Stevenson M. E. Leonard .... M ,X .QQ X. f 1 .A g N-1 'Q S35 'NS' f A A - 5 Ma., ..,. f 5 Dr. D. W. Ellis. Chairman of Department Dr. Albert Cannon Profeuor in Cliniral Pafbology 27 Physiology I . J - - f f ,sgzfgl F 4' - Q-2:31-zgir ' ' , - 9 ' ' ' 1212225-2 .5 .1-':'?W' tf': -V J ' Ei' wsu? i f-:L - '3 1 , ff' - f rj, ze .--. 1 ff., 2 'fi A- ff ww -K . 155,24 L. V ix aj V ,. . .gf '46-f.. G 1' . , ,.,, ,,,4,V,, .. 1' . 53.- V , .-..5.,. ..3?,,.Z,:,,- -'rw YL in N 'XF Dr. T. G. Bemthal, Chairman of Deparlmenz Dr. F. W. Kinard T. G. Bernthal F. W. Kinard B. Metz E. S. Otey C. H. Wells, II S. Katz A. D. Horres J. G. Blackburn H. T. Shearin F. A. Kutyna Dr Bernwrcl Metz Clinical Sciences I Dr. W. M. Rambo and Mrs. Yates i W , .. 5 s- Miss O. Martinez Surgical Rounds Dr. Donald S. Ebersrnan -N-.xg My -., Dr. F. C. Fetter Dean of School of Medicine Dr. L. P. jervey Ayfimznt Dean for Student Affair! fdfiiffl NSR 1 P il! dl, 92 ATETKS -, i:Q,,f,, D xx-Q I 1 School Q f Medicine Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology L. L. Hester, jr. ' ' - E. Dennis, III A exe., A M. Wilson . ' 'llw' T. G. Herbert, Jr. 7 , .A,...'? ' ll w 3W H. O. Williamson , . ' '- il? .iv-, , 1 W, i?Q'Sl-,:ifLaff . Qui, J. R. Sosnowski 3. H. C. Heins, jr. . if G. F. Wilson 'I Q M. C. Harrelson, Jr. . . W. C. Finger . Q W A P. A. Carter L. E. Nesmith C. Joseph E. O. Horger J. A. McCord -4 - J. P. Semmens ' L. O. Moody Dr. E. J. Dennis - sf - t ts-P L-gif.. Q, X 15? 'nL..js. V 5 f- 5, Drs' E' O. H01-get and J. A. Mccord Dr. L. L. Hester, Chairman of Depz. 2' X if i if.,,,fM . . I - ' . I i Dr. H. O. Williamson A l Department of Otolaryngology R. W. Hanckel, Jr. C. M. Carnell, jr. A. L. Lemel N. M. Young R. L. Parrarnore, Jr. R. D. O'Connor J. V. Redd 7 .I of 'W A :.. J W 5 i Dr. R. W. Hanckel, Jr. Dr. Redd, Student Paul Davis and Dr. Chairman of Department O'C0fm0r if 3 I J. A. Boone V. Moseley O. R. Talbert R. Wilson K. T. McKee C. M. Smythe P. C. Gazes j. F. Buse D. Groom L. P. jervey C. W. Legerton A. V. Williams M. G. Buse H. C. Robertson, jr. R. R. Coleman C. DeSaussure A. D. Horres E. Y. Smith, jr. W. M. Bonner, Ir. S. N. Richardson Department of Medicine J. F. Finklea F. M. Ball R. M. Anderson H. S. Ellison J. F. Graves B. N. Smith G. H. Hendrix C. P. Summerall L Gal hin r. R. . p , J P. S. Cromer A. Pappas C. F. Rivers, Ir. C. H. Banov P. R. Staley R. E. Ulmer L. W. Howard L. H. Salley W. F. Luce B. A. Moore Dr. J. A. Boone Chairman of Department of Medicine ,nf Drs. A. V. Williams and J. F. Buse Drs C P Summera ! l l l l l l N r euro lo 5 . gy l O. R. Talbert C. C. Smith G. F. Young, jr. J. N. Marshall H. B. Curry E. H. Godfrey D. Hiers P. M. Cooke Preventive Medicine L, P, Jer-Vey C. G. Leonard J. F. Finklea E- K. AYCOCIC G, S, T, Peeples G. Fassuliotis Dr. L. P. Jervey Dermatology John Van DeErve, jr. w K. A. Riley General Practice I in Qt G. G. Durst 5 . . Dr. P. C. Gazes UL . W. Howard A Ayn! Dr. O. R. Talbert Dept. C. P. Artz W. H. Prioleau M. G. Weidner, R. F. Hagerty J. C Hawk, Jr. L. B. jenkins A. B. Kuritz J. M. Stallworth G B . . Bradham H. B. Othersen C. T. Fitts M. S. Rittenbury L. Banov, jr. Of Surgery jr. H. B. Gregorie, Jr. J. B. Martin J. R. Palmer W. M. Rambo D. R. Yarbrough III C. W. Bramlett J. T. Buxton, jr. W. H. Cain H. Donato M. Lipton C. P. Maguire R. W. Martin T. S. Hargest D. C. Appleby A. MCL. Martin C. R. F. Baker, jr. J. F. Green J. T. Richards A. Ramirez M. N. Entrekin ' x Ea , 2 ' , i E4 4 2 I Drs. Gilbert Bradham 11. f 5 .,, 3 Dr. M. G- Weiklnff Dr. Curtis P. Artz, Chairman of Department Hg x V .1 Ma ar Y.. lvfax Rittenbury P i 44 -'lik ,N N euro-Surgery F. E. Jackson 1 G. W. Kindt S. Yamada , . , R. Youmans G. T. Wannamaker O. C. Mitchell Drs. J. R. Youmans, G. W. Kindt, and O. C. Mitchell V 7 7'- f f f X, f X f M, XUM fV.f -W M 77 U ' , ef , VQLQWZZ! M . .4 Aw A 1 , . ., . , . . .QW r ,521 V N. . f 'Q V ,- .WW ,ofa , K z., 41' V 1' A7g:.ww.f?,fai -Mi .,,. q ' ' ff? if if , 1:9 ,335 C 1 .6-.Ii 11 fe-A 1 I K 5 Drs. P. Hairston, E. F. Parker, and D. Dalton L I X .., ,c!...,i. V Dr. William H. Lee Thoracic Surgery W. H. Lee, Jr. E, F. Parker P. Hairston H. B. Gregorie J. T. Buxton D. H. Dalton, jr. N. Cooper jack Arrants G. L. David Department of Uphthalmology P. G. Ienkins wa H. H. Kerrison F ,,.. ... 1 A W. W. Vallotton , P, Wgodward f' 11- .I lg C- W- Evaft R. H. Chamblee , ' , V ' il ' G. L. Kerrison R, Takagh ,gig f ' rg 5 l, ilv G. S. Croffead V. B, Gunter . - J. L. Kufflmfm LW. Blafkmon , .A Y' . 1 Q B. Allflfle G. Laub ez- 'V. X A- W- Mafshau C. H. Peebles, Jr. ' ' 'A . C. W. Evatt, Jr. ..,,, ,Q,k , ' gm ...,. u j21f..l : If aw r' I. .l,.. 5 , '5-gl' rl V, , 5 W off s D 1 . e .. 3+ , 1-' r .I .... in .,.l 4 2 5 . H ! , ' fi , 'A I . .. I I . . 'I 176 '1.: A K V I Q c ' . ' ,.,' .V . 1 ,,,, 1 ,,.,., I 'E 7 1. I 1 Y, IAVVVQV 1 ii ? V- V t Invb 7 . 5-13 A g ,..,. M.. ,ti . - 1'-if' .l ' M... -v-.' 4 ' v. g Y Drs. Bart Antme and W. W. Vallotton ..f.f...: .L i V, ,X . . 1 '--' if. 1 ,'- Q 1' I . N I . P, , l rf' Q 'N Q X , ... '79 - IA.. . A Q - A . 5 Drs. P. Dennis, B. Antine, W. W. Vallotton, L. Derrick, A. D. McCutchan, R Chamblee R. V. Lanford, J. V. Ward, R. J. Takach Department of Anesthesiolo J. E. Mahaffey S. M. Witherspoon J. D. Thomas D. R. Lackey L. L. Brown I. R. Ivester K. Boniface W. Middleton, jr. M. N. Richbourg R. P. Linker G. E. P. Buxton Dr. J. E. Mahaffey C bairman of DFpd7'fl71C'7lf TP is 1 Dr. K. M. Lynch, Chairman of Department Dept. o Orthopedics J. A. Siegling R. M. Paulling J. Price S. E. Izard, jr. R. H. Belzer B. L. Freeman, jr. H. S. Deluca O. S. Reeder Seymour Zimbler E. L. Hay Y AY Dept. K. M. Lynch, I o Urology P. W. Sanders, Jr. W. E. Brooks R. Rosenblum F . C. Derrick, jr. F. R. Price, jr. P. W. Sanders, III B. B. Evans 1 Orthopedic Conference x 5 Dr. H. W. Mims, Arforiaie Profesmr of Pbyfical Medirine Dr. J. A. Siegling, Chairman of Department Department 0 f Psychiatr J. J. Cleckley J. H. Marshall R. R. Mellette W. C. Miller, Jr. G. H. Orvin E. M. Burn I. M. Rowe 1 5 5. 5 ,Q 9 xl Kg? 1 Q fs ' 441' 929 'ii Q K, ,ff X, , , ff' . 2 f Dr. J. J. Cleckley Chairman of Departmenf Drs. J. H. Marshall and W. C. Miller Department of Radiology 5' J J 5 ' To If oo 0 in O 0 TE' we J 1 J coco 11 . 0000 I' S - .4 I ' 'S' .fe '. Y - . J nf ' . f 'L' Nj 1 ' 49 if -.ifli :-L f-'agar U.:-'11, . ,Q 4 3?:?i, ., . ,,-v . 1 ' -K, -'Arg 'ic Lv . ' '. Q 1 rf . f Q L 4 Hia '- M . 5 , , ' A 5 -1:5 45: E ' A l .' 7 . f fc H. S. Pettit J. Kane S. E. Puckette, F. Gruber, Jr. E. Q. Seymour P. W. Fant Jr. Dr. H. S. Pettit. Clllrlifllldll of DcA!1m'lz11v11f x I Dr. H. J. Wohlunann ll.. Pediatrics H. Wohltmann J. I. Waring B. O. Ravenel M. Jenkins G. F. Young, Ir. J. C. Bonner A. Berry W. L. Ector W. B. Gamble, Jr. W. Rhodes W. Weston, III H. M. Webb Dr. Margaret Q. Jenkins I . 2 F In if ff' P -li' '4 a I 1 J. F. Shaul E. Lawandales C. P. Darby, Jr. B. S. Smith, jf. M. M. Mengedoht E. K. Aycock W. R. Purcell D. Mengedoht A. L. Harrell W. Weston M. E. Wesley M. W. Beach 'f . Dr. William Weston III Pediatric Staff on Rounds Dr. Fredrick W. Kinard, a native of Leesville, South Carolina, following undergraduate preparation at Clem- son University and some graduate study at the Univer- sity of Chicago, joined the faculty of the Medical Col- lege of South Carolina' as an Assistant in Chemistry. After three years in this position, he went to the Uni- versity of Virginia as Research Fellow and Instructor in Biochemistry. Obtaining the Ph.D. degree at Vir- ginia, he returned to the Medical College of South Carolina as an Instructor in Physiology. During the in- tervening period he has successively held the various positions which culminated in a professorship in Phys- iology. Through leaves of absence, he undertook fur- ther graduate study in the Universities of Chicago and Michigan and completed work for the MD. degree at the University of Tennessee. When a graduate program was instituted at the Medi- cal College of South Carolina in 1949, Dr. Kinard be- came Chairman of the Committee on Graduate Studies. In 1965, all graduate endeavors were incorporated in a formal organization, the School of Graduate Studies, with Dr. Kinard as Dean. The graduate division, in seventeen years, has pro- vided an opportunity for 23 students to receive the Ph.D. degree and 37 to obtain the M.S. degree. Enrollment in the School of Graduate Studies is steadily increasing with students currently studying in the departments of Anatomy, Chemistry, Microbiology, Pathology, Phar- macology and Physiology. When more research funds and laboratory space become available, and as the fac- ulty is enlarged, activity in the graduate area doubtless will increase. Dr. F. XV. Kinard Demi, Sflmof of Grfzrffnzfe Sffnfiwt The School of Graduate Studies Dr. W. H. Golod Dean, School of Pharfmzcy In September, 1950, William Hersh Golod entered Fordham University graduating with a B.S. in Phar- macy. In August, 1954, he entered St. Louis College of Pharmacy and Science receiving his M.S. degree in August, 1955. From September, 1955 until june of 1958 he at- tended Purdue University receiving his Ph.D. with a specialty in Physical Pharmacy. In August, 1958, Dr. Golod joined the faculty of the School of Pharmacy at the Medical College of South Carolina as an Assistant Professor. He was promoted to Associate Professor of Pharmacy in july, 1963, and in September of that same year assumed the duties of As- sistant Dean. With the retirement of Dr. William A. Prout, Dr. Golod was appointed Dean of the School of Pharmacy by the Board of Trustees in 1965. The School Of Pharmacy Facult Now We will have some mental gymnastics 1. Hampton Hoch Profefmr of Biology and Plmrzmzcology Alvin F. Dodds Pr0fe.r.f0r of Pbmzzzfzralogy and rbemiytry I ,...-as Ab Mary M. Larxsey Afforiate Proferfor of Biology Donald S. Ebersman Afroriate Profeyfor of Pharmacy Patricia Bush Imtrzzflor in Pharmacy Frank C. Tibbetts Lecfzzrer in Plaarmrzry Adminifmztiorz John C Mettler Lecturer in Bzuirzen Aflmifziflmtiorz Piftzfref not available Carl H. Marazzi Auiftmzt Profefwr of Pharrmzry Aa'mi11i.f1'nzfin12 Frank Kipnis Afyofifzte in Pbdflllclfj' School of ursing Miss Mills graduated from the Emory University School of Nursing, Atlanta, Georgia in 1933. She holds a B.S. Degree in Public Health Nursing from Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tennessee and a M.A. Degree from Teachers College, Columbia University, New York City. Her background includes supervision in Nursing Service and in teaching and administration. As a member of the Emory University School of Nursing Faculty for twelve years, she was head of the Department of Medical-Sur- gical Nursing. She was Director of the Piedmont Hos- pital School of Nursing from 1963-1965. She has been a member of the National League for Nursing since its inception and has held numerous state offices. She is a member of the Sigma Theta Tau National Honor Society in Nursing. Much of Miss Mills experience in collegiate nursing has included the critical study of the Nature of Professional Nursing and various research ex- plorations in the development of designs which might yield data toward the possible development of a theory of Clinical Nursing. Miss Mills is currently directing the establishment of the Baccalaureate Program for the School of Nursing at the Medical College of South Carolina. Miss Elizabeth Mills Dean, School of Nzzrfing l 11:1 is H, 1'1- c ri ...M . - Lx, W, ...,.,. 4 k !L'f1'7f. ' ,W ,, I ...-J' ....-ADW' V ,yi , gag fy Tidy.. , f :av-ff gi- 'nw r Miss Virginia Holcombe A 'W' Miss Ruth Pierce Mrs. Willie Mae Ellis and Miss Barbara Thomas gf if nude? W-1 Mrs. Madeline Gershwin Miss Mary Reiter aa A Nr H I 2 as ,,,, f ' eve-aw,.' 'f 51 in sk' 'W', 01211. 5 ,ff Miss Emily McNel'ly 3 ,: ' I IW ff Aff' , ,., -V f ff , I , , , equals Miss Linda Inabnet and Miss Royce Steele Q' l .,.. J, ' Mrs. Mary Lee Kirkland t Q x '1 7-1' 'lii X My I 52 Mrs. Lois Conley and Mrs. Martha Barker 6, I ,A . ,D-Q ,,J Mrs. Jo Anne Baker Miss Rose Shuler Kennan Miss Martha Parker r awk 'HG' X F r S X I Mrs. Patricia Cosby and Mrs Catherme fy 53 , f ' r ' 5 is f if sr I t I tt Registration marks the beginning of an interesting and informative day in pharmacy, Dr. McCord, Medical College, and Dr. S. W. Block, Presiclent of the Alumni As- sociation, relax during an informal moment, 1 , -fiarf 2, , , medicine, and nursing. 'are A fir f' .43 . President of the Dr. ul. R. Youmnns, chairman of Foumlefs Daly Committee, introtluces Dr. nl. XV, Conn, principal spcillcct' on the medical program. ,affix Q4 s F ounderis Da Founder's Day had its inception on November 8, 1934, commemorat- ing the 110th Anniversary of the Medical College in honor of those men who initiated the medical education effort in this state. Actually, the event was not new even in 1934, because, prior to this an annual event of two weeks duration was held for discussion of postgraduate material in various fields of medicine. Then, as now, the event was not restricted to the students of medicine but open to para-medical per- sonnel and even the lay public. Although, shortened from two weeks to two days, this annual, traditional, even historic event has not reduced the offerings for advanced medical education and enlightment. Like the first, 32 years ago, the most advanced techniques are offered, now in medicine, nurs- ing and pharmacology with rewarding information to all through the notable contributors that are invited' from throughout the world each year. Though coverage is limited by space only this year, we take the same pride and appreciation that existed over thirty years ago in the event honoring the founders of the Medical College. Through their inspiration and the continued efforts of those responsible individuals, Founder's Day will continue to be a remembered educational, as well as social and fellowship event as we pursue our respective careers in medicine. The School of Nursing is the scene of a challenging presentation to today's nurses by Miss Virginia Henderson Dr. L. F. Tice presents an interesting discussion on Pharmacy Education for Today and the Future 4 I L , Yi , x 1 e Lg TJ.. fl- 34 -fkif f ' gf Lg. 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Union, South CtZl'0lt7Zd Presbyterian College LEROY JOSEPH HOWARD Greezzoille, South Carolina The Citadel HARRIMAN HARDING JETT Charlertotz, South Carolina College of Charleston Lotta WILLIAM KENNETH MANNING Ahheojlle, South Cfzrolifzu Erskine College jan THOMAS WALKER MESSERVY Summerville, South Curoliuu The Citadel HERBERT ABRAHAM MOSKOW Afulrezof, South Corolimz Erskine College Betty THOMAS CHRISTOPHER PEELE, JR. Clermont, South CfII'0ll77fl Clemson University JAMES STUART LEVI Greenville, South Curolifuz The Citadel POWELL REID LOCKLAIR, JR. Mouth! Corner, South Carolina The Citadel Linda RICHARD MALCOLM MACDONALD Churleftou, South Curoliuu The Citadel CHARLES EDWARD MACKEY, III Mullim, South Curolifzu Wofford College Lou JosEPH RUBIN JAMES TI-IO-MAS ROGERS, JR. i Greenwood, South Carolina Duke University Betty Colum huz, South Carolina Emory University JOE MAXWELL SANDERS, JR. Roch Hill, South Curollnu The Citadel Dotty WALTER RANDALL SASSARD Westminster, South Carolina Medical College of South Carolina School of Pharmacy Angie WALTER PIERCE PINSON, III Greenwood, South Curolinu Clemson University ABNER BUSHNELL PREACHER, JR Allendale, South Carolina University of South Carolina Linda PHILIP GENDRON PRIOLEAU C hurlerton, South Curolinu University of Virginia LARRY DEON RABON Aynor, South Curolinu Clemson University CLAUDE WILSON SMITH, JR. Floreufe, South Curoliufz Wofford College Linda CHARLES CURTIS STAMEY Cleuzfou, South Carolina Clemson University CARL ALDEN SWEATMAN, JR. C olumhuz, S oufh Ctzrolizuz University of South Carolina BOYCE GRIFFITH TOLLISON Eurley, South Cfzrolizm Furman University Judy CHARLES GREGORY SASSER Conway, South Curoliuu Davidson College Jennie JAMES ROBERT SEARCY Churleftofz, South Carolina Wake Forest College THURMAN RAY SHERBERT Wood1'uff, South Carolina Clemson University Trudy BURWELL RIDDICK SMITH Cottugeuille, South Curolimz The Citadel Merle Fw-.,.... FHM Not pictured: LEWIS WINSTON BARTLES Roth Hill, South Carolina Clemson University Val ROBERT DONALD CAPELL Eufley, South Curolinu Tom Wofford College Florence, South Curolinu Claire Wofford College HENRY PAUL COOLER Peggy MELTON ROOF STUCKEY Wnltef'ho1'o, South Carolina University of North Carolina C0lffmbie, South C41'0lllM PAUL THQMAS DAVIS University of South Carolina Durlington, South Curolinu SAMUEL CONKLJN WEIGLE Wofford College Azhen, outh Curolznu GEORGE ROBERT RICHARDSON, JR. Umvefslfy Of South Cawlina Conway, South Cgffofijzd MICHAEL KEASLER WELBORN Wofford College Eurley, South Caroline Joyce Davidson College JULIAN MIMS RILEY St. Mutthezof, South Curolinu ELIZABETH ANNE SULLIVAN University of South Carolina Juchfon, South Curolintz Barbara Emory and Henry College HAMILTON EARLE RUSSELL, JR. Eufley, South Curollnu Davidson College RUBY DIANA BLITCH LOWNDES Suint George, South Carolina University of South Carolina JULIUS HOWARD STOKES, JR. JOSEPH WADE TOLLISON Eurley, South Curolinu The Citadel Betty JANE KESLER UPSHUR Sumrnerzfille, South Carolina William and Mary College Bill DEWEY JEROME YATES Greenville, South Curolinn Furman University Sybil JAMES LELAND YOUNG, l Clinton, South Carolina Davidson College Margaret 172 .-aa-W 995 2 E lass 0 '68 E 7: f 1? 3 Q E :if 3 5 H 2 1 3 fi ff: Q 1' Q., ' 5 ' if 2Q.ffn,..fZw,-ww I VM' A .K E f 1-7,2-V: 'Z Z 5' g 1 5 ,Q , 'W-yxmss. 3 iii A Q 152 ' 5 .,.f I , . 1 7,2 fy, , - j Ig Mit? . ,H ,5 ., 114' A' 5 2, V g W 'f W' We AG 5 i 2 3 7 My 5 , ,Z ,- .r . 7 Z 5,2 5 .. ,, M f .5 Mizz :LXR ,J ,, ., ff - vi Lv ' f. 5 il N , , 1 .1 3 --,2 , f ,Q Y ,Q , 2 :jf 5 V 2 IV? 5 , , qi , If 2 gi 2 : g Z: 'Q . F i 1 ,f , , 5 fha. Lxeia, x President Vice-President SeCfemfY'Tfe35ufef jim Pressly Sam Orr John Hamill -cf- 'VHS IWW v-lr' ft- joel Cox, jr. Cliufou, S.C. Woody Danenhow Penillelou, 5'.C. Roger Davis Hemingway, S.C. Tommy Eison Greenville, S.C. H,ar1y Wells Floyd Olanla, SIC. Bill Fogle, III Columbia, S.C. er, III ,naw as-2-N Bill Aycock, Jr. MrComzell.f, 5'.C Sam Black CbJcZ1'l6.fZ07Z, S .C . Mike Caldwell Columbia, S.C. Vic Campbell Sparlanbufg, S.C Jerry Chambers York, S.C. Ozzie Corley Columbia, S.C. 4? wif: ,ANA 'N il 'WN 'U' fi x ,l,,'. .L,. . 1 ff qw 'll'- L - e e new 1' ze.. 'x W , .. 'F' 1 f . . L l I ,, .,,.,. 'go . :Miami ' ,f-,iw V9 V .f e 1243 1 L' ,,, . I V-f.'Qf:gg.Q-Qbffg I ,, ' Vififgijifgf, fx -f 4, f4-'11I.' 'fl'-'ei' , lm, f, fl' U , 7f4'- 'c ' ' Q Q n V ' 3 If Ev M 'II-f. ,Au lf, ,W af fl 'HF 'TR X Q 1' H X l '. l l, ,,,.. :- N 2 Carl Foster Columbia, S.C. Mike Foxworth Omzzgebufg, S.C. jim Gould Greenville, S.C. Byron Harder, jr. Sumter, S.C. John Harrill, jr. A7Zd61'J07Z, Soulla Cm alma Jerry jackson Sumter, S.C. Chester jenkins North Auguyza, S.C. Jack Langley North Augufla, S.C Wesley Lawton, jr. Erzill, S.C. Rodman Lemon, Jr. Bmvzuiell, S.C. Lindsay Leviner, Jr. W'imzJb0ro, S.C. Brownlee Lowry Cbeffer, S.C. Bob Malnnuk Brooklyzz, N. Y. Tommy Mason B.IHc'Ilfj1I:.'. S. C, Bill Meredith Sf. Geolgqe, S. C. Bob Phifer Sparlanbzzrg, S.C. Jim Pressly Due IIVe.fi, S.C. Daniel Ravenel llfinnfboro, S.C. jim Reinhardt, Jr. Edgemoor, S. C. jerry Sample Ridge Spring, S. C. Joel Sexton S parfanbarg, S. C. jim Simpson Cbeffer, S. C. Joe Thompson, Jr. Columbia, S. C. J. Whitehead, Jr. Lake City, S. C. Virginia Anderson Brooklyn, N. Y. Alton Brown, Jr. Rook Hill, S. C. Bill Buchanan, Jr. Winrzxboro, S. C. Bill Burk, III Cbarlefion, S. C. Buddy Cullum, Jr. Batexburg, S. C. Jim Farr, Jr. Greenville, S. C. Fred Fowler, jr. Greenville, S. C. Barry Grove Rork Hill, S. C. Phil Hadaway, jr. Wallerboro, S. C. jim Kellett Greenville, S. C. Jim Kelly Cbarlerlon, S. C. 4.4. - iff . 79-zf ., . Y MW' N or pictured Wilson Lynch Sparlanburg, S. C. Wicky Moseley Aiken, S. C. Sam Orr Seneca, S. C. Vince Petno Uniontown, Pa. Wendell Phillips, jr. Alpbarelta, Ga. Jim Reynolds Greenville, S. C. Milford Rogers, Jr. Anderfon, S. C. Roger Rowe Ufalterboro, S. C. David Smith Anzlerxon, S. C. Bruce Steigner Columbia, S. C. Allen Strickland Cbarleylon, S. C. Bud Verdin, III Mauldin, S. C. Douglas Whetsell Bowman, S. C. Frank Warder Anderfon, S. C. Carl White Marion, S. C. Larry White Saluda, S. C. Luther Williams, III Lanraxler, S. C. Thomas Williamson Darlingzon, S. C. William Wilson Cbarlexzon, S. C. William Yarbrough Columbia, S. C. President Lee Bowling Vice-President Jay Bearden Secretary-Treasurer Foggy Davis Bob Brown, Jr. Rirbburg, S.C. Huey Bullock Niflaolf, S.C. Fred Butehorn r , I - Norzh Cbmfleylon, S.C. Tom Butler, II Senera, S.C. Ed.Catalano Columbia, S.C. Malcolm Cothran, Jr. Timmwzwille, SIC. ,,,.,,., ii 'vx' 5 Mike Baldwin Columbia, S.C. Jay Bearden, III Eafley, S. C. Bob Belk Columbia, S.C. Jimmy Bell, jr. Harlwille, S.C. Lee Bowling, Jr. Elloree, S.C. Fred Brackett York, S.C. any ,mf-M E v' , -i-- :Qin 'YQ HBA if 11 W LMI? A' .. P , ., Whaley Easterlin, IValte1'boro, SIC. jack Fulmer Florefzre, S.C. Charles Geer Sparlorzbufg, S.C. Paul Gillette jolazzyomfille, SIC. jim Hayes Sumzer, SIC. Bofbzzm S.C. Charles Davis Royston, Ga. Bob Davis Aiken, S.C. George Dawson, III Florenre, SIC. jerry Douglas Clover, S.C. Tommy Duncan, Jr. Lanmfzer, S.C. William Dunn, III Florenre, S.C. ' Thomas Hearon, III rt 'vs , I 6 I Virgil McKie Nortb Augurfa, S.C. Ramsey Mellette, Jr. Timmomzfille, S.C. George Moore, Jr. McColl, S.C. William Moore, jr. Amlerron, S.C. Marvin Murdaugh, Jr. Cbarlerton, S.C. David Nicholson Spartanburg, S.C. Michael Holmes Kingfzree, S.C. Edward Lominack Jr 7 Newberry, SIC. James McCoy Holly Hill, S.C. Fred McE1veen, jr. Columbia, SIC. Philip McGowan Sullizfarfr lrlaml, SIC David Mclnnis Clio, S.C. 43 .Mn in l 'W H fv- ,E i Q 'IP ,,,vf-W, 'Tv ! L ,vfmr ,,, , , It A 49 Q 1'r'5'li 4 x ,Ts ,aw .--. 'UW in 5 . W, 'TY for a l s u 'Q'- ffl ill! Donald O'Neal Aizderron, S'.C. Alexander Patrick Taylorr, S.C. Stephen Powell CIEHZJOIZ, SIC. James Powers Bayfide, N.Y. Paul Pritchard, III Wfure Sboaly, .S'.C. James Rainey lVulZe1'b0r0, SIC. Rene Ravenel Clmrlertorz, SIC. Frederick Reed, Jr Greemfille, S.C. Gerald Reves Cbarleffon, S.C. Alan Rosen Claarleflofz, S.C. Newell Shull, Jr. Columbia, S.C. John Siegling, Jr. Clmrlerfmz, S.C. Chapman Smith Slarfcx, S.C. Dahlmon Smoak Bm11bw'g, S.C. Robert Stafford Colznzzbin, S.C. Jay Stein Florerzfe, S.C. james Tysinger, jr. Cerzlral, S.C. Charles Wallace C1Jd7'l6JI07l, S.C. Harold Wheeler Columbia, S.C. Church Whitner r. , J Bemzelifzfille, S.C. Thomas Williams W'alterb0r0, S.C. Byron Williams Sprirzgfield, S.C. Mark Willingham Summerville, S.C. Hugh Wilson Clmrlerlou, S.C. William Wimberly, jr. SZ. George S.C. Ernest Zinkowski Cburlefforz, S.C. Frank Boineau Orurzgelvurg, S.C. James Comar Claurlerfan, S.C. George Cone Orangeburg, S.C. Paul Coward Sumzer, S.C. Reggie Daves Summerville, S.C. Ed Huggins Buruufell, S.C. 'Th 1 .J-Si nr. ar ' If Wa.. , 5 ' we f., 1 ,N .a-a.. . ,wu- 'I' i w 2. gf.-- .,.. N01 Piffured Vera Hyman Floreufe, S. C. Carter Jarrard, Jr. Nlurielm, S. C. Charles jordan Union, S. C. Charles Marshall, Jr. Lfzrzmrler, S. C. Willard Oldmixon Cb6Z7'lEJ'I0lZ, S. C. James Ravenel IVirzmb0r0, S. C. Sam Ross, III Anderforz, S. C. David Sox Beuuforf, S. C. Cliff Thompson Lake Cily, S. C. Bruce White, Jr. Urziorz, S. C. .wf President Vice-President SCCff?f2fY-TfC21SU1'Cf Ed Weset George Rosebrock Thad I-CC Class of '70 ,115 Robert Babb, III Chorleflon, S.C. Robert Ball, Jr. Claarlerlorz, S.C. James Ballenger Barley, S.C. Wesley Bannister Abbeville, S.C. Billy Beason Greer, S.C. eff Alan Belkna J P Norlla Cbarleflon, S.C, Richard Akers Roanoke Rapidf, N.C. Ronald Alexander Clemron, S.C. Charlton Armstron Greefzzfille, S. C. Frank Axson Sefzem, SIC. g, III A-,I 'UK 4!P KG ,wma M- '93 ? John Bell, Jr. Greenwood, S.C. Judson Black Greeuzfille, S.C. john Blanton, jr. Columbia, S.C. Richard Bogan Drayton, S.C. 'fx f Q .,,., Iffligix- :li ls 'PDQ N ' Q n A x Y r, . I Q' Alfred Boykin, Jr. Camden, SIC. James Cain Roflaener, Minn. Nath Camp Azzdermzz, S.C. Wayne Carte-e Touvzzille, S.C. Vasa Cate Columbia, S.C. Francis Chardo G1'ew11'iflv, SC, Www fr Robert Dowdeswell Spczmzfzburg, S.C. Richard Dreskin Greenville, S.C. James Fulcher Columbia, S.C. Lloyd Hayes Sparfmzburg, S.C. Larry Hedgepath Gaxzan, S.C. Thomas Hipp IVym!m0or, Pa. Orr Cobb, jr, Nezuberry, S,C, William Cook Hfz1'tfz'ilIe, S,C, john Dacus Greezzville, S'.C. Bernard Deas, Jr. Greezzzfille, S.C. ,vw an my '95 arm-Y - 3 A if-Zi fm fill: 43, .X ii I: -, .f 1 -1 I v-'H 4 mug., , Q 9... ff? gy l 1V iffy w 39: ig . f 1 'P-W.. ,,., john Teddy Holloway llvare Shoalx, S.C. Leon Howard, jr. Dorlizzgfozz, S.C. William Howiler, Jr. Sumter, S.C. Jack Johnson, jr. Columbia, S.C. 'UQ x! an 4' li F. U ,. 4:- '-wwf Michael Kellett Greenville, S.C. Palmer Kirkpatr Belton, S.C. Thad Lee Dillon, S.C. ick, Jr. Hugh Lorick, Ir. Lexirzgfofz, S.C. Robert Malcolm, jr. Touxrozz, Md. james Mathias Columbia, S.C. Willard Nettles. Jr. Orangeburg, S.C. Thomas Nickles Hodges, S .C . Robert O'Dell Ware Slaoalr, S.C. William O'Dell llnrzre Slmfzfr, SC. joseph Olmert, Jr, Bi,rlJofvz'i!Ie, S.C. Willianu Palmer S'jnz1'7a1zbz11'g, SC, Baxter Mclendon, III Clmrleriofz, SiC. Robert Moorehead, jr. Clemfon, S.C, Anthonv Moser Chapel Hill, N.C. Charles Nauful, Jr. Columbia, S'.C. Ag., yew.- james Pappas Columbia, S.C. Vincent T. Peng Taipei, Taiwan Larry Pierce Summerville, S'.C. Bozman Reeves, Jr. Cbarleflon, S.C. an 'UN pv 'T' ', It 'N ! X ff 7' 'Ui Benjamin Risinger Lexizzgfon, S.C. Drew Rogers Columbia, S.C. George Rosebrock, Jr. Norib Claarlarfon, 5'.C. S. Scott, jr. Fairforexi, SC. Paul Seabrook, jr. Sparfanbzlrg, S.C. Ervin Shaw, jr. Sumier, S.C. flu I james Shaw Kerrbaw, S.C. Dewey Shelley Nirbolr, S.C. Leo Simmons W'illirton, S.C. Robert Smith Columbia, S.C. Albert Stresing Sumter, S.C. William Tate Floreare, S.C. Gerald Taylor Alcolu, S.C. john Reed Tysinger Cenfral, S.C. Ronald Wade Larzrarfer, S.C. Edward West Cbarlerzon, S.C. ,Q rr 'W' William Wingfield, jr. Columbia, S'.C. .asm Q. A Not pirlureal John Abrams Spartanburg, .S'.C. james Cooper Kirzgrlree, S.C. Helen Courvoisie Cbarlerlon, S.C. Miriam DeAntonio Cbarlertorz, S.C. W'illiam Edwards Roanoke, Va. John Garvin Taylorr, S.C. Percy George Laila, SIC. Dan Guyton, Jr. Floreme, S'.C. Connie Owen Abbeville, S.C. Richard Sanders Cbarlerlorz H eigb rr, S.C. Allen Traylor, jr. Cbarlerfon, S.C. X bm guna FP - f1 g1 ..- '-3-'P' W 5 I 301 SCH OOL UF PHARMACY President Hugh Thompson Vice President Cl Terry Clark as S Secretary Marilyn Hinson Honor Council 0 Representative Eddie Hill 9 EDWARD WALLACE HILL, JR. Mouchr Corner, South Curoliuu College of Charleston Pamela MARILYN HINSON Kerfhuw, South Curolifuz Mars Hill College University of South Carolina MICHAEL ANTHONY KOCAK Ludfofz, South Curoliizu College of Charleston MARION HOLLINGSWORTH LESESNE, JR. Iyle of Pulmr, South Curolihu Erskine College Kay EMORY OLIVER BRO W N Sulliouuk Iflufui, South Curoliuu University of South Carolina TERRY LEE CLARK, SR. Churleftou, South Curoluzu Clemson University University of South Carolina Jean JOHN WARING DEMARS, JR, St. Mutthewy, South Carolina North Greenville Jr. College JAMES MICHAEL HATLEY N orwood, N orth Curolifzu Mars Hill College Wingate College Gayle 16 il9, K THAD EUGENE MURRAY, JR. Charleston H eightx, South Corolifuz Spartanburg jr. College JAMES STANLEY PITTS Luurefzi, South Curolimz St. Andrew's Presbyterian College Judy GEORGE DIXON SCHWERIN Churleftofz, South Carolina The Citadel Emily HUGH SMITH THOMPSON Durliugtofz, South Carolina The Citadel PAUL DAVIS TUTHEROW C ohne!! gf J S prifz gf, N orth Carolina Wake Forest College President Woody Cox Vice President Mike Harrill Secretary Ellen Mcflluggage Honor Council Representative Bob Patton Class 0 '68 alllih. ff' 'haf 11934 , QW, A,-4-. 'US -Wafv+-- ff' gum, Ji! i?Us if f54.,,,1' 4-:',.. igzgirr' .,'s K. aj 1 'QMS' Jerry Bizzell Mathews Black Ralph Boyd Holly Ridge, N. C. Clmrleffmz, S. C. Cbarleiloiz, S. C. Mike Costin Woody Cox Howard Darby Ilanzjzxfead, N. C. flI1dI'c'Zl'J, S. C. Slockfozz, Calif. Victor Edwards james Floyd Roddey Gettys flmlvrmfz, S. C. Dillon, S. C. Greenzfille, S, C, Ron Hendrix Ray james Freeman Kirby C'l1.-11'lw'fu11, S. C. llntllldff, N. C. Sizpllzly, N, C, ,pw . Ed Childress Greemiille, S. C. Peter Edwards Cbarleflozz, S. Mike Harrill Stmzley, N. C. Ron Lancaster C. Sptn'1a21b1n'g, S. C A e--X fr.:- '4 ,EQ-vw, ,-'gg -WL! 'iii' v.-.-...asf 3 W S Ellen McCluggage Thomas Mirns Greenville, S. C. Clmrlerton, S. C. Bud O'Neal Don O'Quinn Belhaven, N.C. Sparlanburg, S. Cf Don Searcy Xan Smythe Bennemville, S. C. Florenfe, S. C. 'UMW- Fred Norman Clemron, S. C. Frank Palumbo Srrmzfon, Penn. Richard Williams Valdere, N. C. ,.,g...---.... john O'Brien Greenville, S. C. Bob Patton Bamberg, S. C. john Wood Converre, S. C. President Billy Gauthier Vice President Bill Gordon Secretary Kathy Chenworth Honor Council Representative john Frady Class 0 '69 ,p-m- 413 ,,,.,1'.i ' r . r ' 1 x7 'S ' r,r,,..f- -' ' 2, . 1 QDQN uviw. M we ,. .A I .1 . if , . F 54 '. N 3 Q F 'X . ki .Agn V' . Em A',,,..,,A f '- 1x r rw l P - - r Z N.,- Arnold Brown Hemifzgzmy, S. C. Paul Corn llyoodruff, S. C. Ben Few Chaflerzolz, S. C. Bill Gordon Charleflozz Heighzr, Noel Brown Cezzlml, S. C. Glenn Cox Azzdreuur, S. C. john Frady Comferre, S. C. Van Greer Gfeemmod, S.C. Russell Burgess, Jr. Bud Clayton 059472 Dfjfle, Gf6E7ZZl'00d, C. John Donald Charles. Edgar Charlerfofz, S. C. Toufmvllf, S. C- Billy Gauthier Randy Gmlf-S Ggfflggjfy S- C. Sp617'f!Z7I!7Zll'g, Robert Hubbard, III Bill Jenkins CZEIQZJQII, CZYJIJPIKOIZ, S. C. tk ft KHP' if A, www- . ,. -,rw ,f 'W' 1 . Y A R Rx 1, 1 .Q w,,M.w I l Mike johnson Greezzufood, S. C. jim Lancaster Charlmlozz, S. C. Fred Marks Monroe, N. C. Graham Pigg Midlmlrf, N. C. l-lil 'final We ' J' , -se l' 4 ie 1 E - ,-M-.. - . x t -N . X -X an .....f . - -sc. - Q Q 25+ ' jecl Klein Clmrleuozz, S. C. james Lesslie Clmrlerlon, S.C. Bill Martin l ll ilJz1'00fz' Crew, NJ. Harry Riclcenbacker Wilznifzgfozz, N. C. Qian x95 -4r ' ff--.L l aw., Louis Kosma Bridgeport, Colm. Florence Lightfoot Cbarlexfmz, S. C. Hayne McMeekin, jr. llVil.7IlJb07'0, S. C. john L. Steele, jr. Pfzmpliro, S. C. 44 eh. v K W' F ? K 'W U'4P -. 4 -ilu-.. fy. pix Margaret Lamb New Bern, N. C. jimmy Locklair Cbarlefforz, S. C. Libby Mulligan Char-lerzozz, S. C. Charles Stutts jobnir Irliwd, S. C. X x X, '1 xx'Q ,,, 'eff' '25 J, 2.1 J Art Sutherland Edward R. Thomas, III Archie Ward jim Ward Greenzvood, S. C, Sfmflalle, N. C. Kilzgftree, SC. Dade Cify, Fla ,Z , ,Mi -, ,p.:f 'E' .,,, 3 1 e-.xi -, . .V 1 2 . ' ,Y V I 9 1 I ,W 5 - camg- N ,al ,, D. Q,'f I f 6 4 3 ! 1 , fe I 2, T A ' ' 'rQ 1.2 I i 1 2' v-'I ff.,. lk 1 Z A 1 5 'wifaf 4 1 Z 1 f . , ,tl 3 3 4 r ,T .' 1 5 F, I ,, G N I, ff L ' Q 6 1wu-.,, 'X aff , UU Vg' P f -1 7 ' ' w...., . Q 'Jr an j 4, , , '-K z'l 1 . Q OL - SCI-I0 ,VW 1 Wfvxg fy, ' f 'L'N..,,w 1 W , s , ,, t:,.x Lg if in ..,'?'Q'Wf ..A 1 fs: 98 1 ,X A M2511 V. , 5' A J gi ' -ggi NURSING is lass 0 '6 7 President Pat Willimns Vice President Janet Ybumans Secretary Elaine Fersner Treasurer Elaine Welchel Y M 2 uf ANNE MARIE CARTER Lune, South Curoliuu BRENDA LOUISE CORBETT Florence, South Curoliuu TOMMIE LYNN DAVIS Florence, South Curoliuu TERRI ANN DUBOISE Alhuuy, Georgia MIRIAM ANNETTE BOZEMAN Sumter, S oulh Curoltfuz TERESA ANN BROWN Hd1'6Z7E6Zfj!!E, South Curolifuz LINDA ELAINE CANNON Georgetowfz, South Curoliuu ELIZABETH LOUISE CARSON N orth, South Curoliuu ffhlw 11 V VA,. fi., LOIS ELIZABETH GRAMLING 017212 gehurg, South Curolituz MARGARET LINDA I-IANNA N ezoherry, South Curolizm JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH HARDY Dillon, South Carolina DONNA CAROL HARRINGTON Gaffney, South Cfzrotiufz FRANKIE PAULA FAIREY Hampton, South Curoliruz ELAINE YVONNE FERSNER Oruugehurg, South Curolimz DOLORES ANNE FLOYD Floreufe, South Carolina EMILY JOYCE GOLDEN Meggett, South Curolitm KATHLEEN LEE KASPER Mt. Pleufufzt, South Carolina CAROLYN MELBA LEONARD Churleftolz, South Curolizzu KATHLENE C. MIKELL Clemfozz, South Curolifuz john SHERRY MIKKELSEN Chtzrteftofz, South Curolifzu LINDA CAROLE HARRISON Charlotte, North Curolifzu MARGARET P. I-IERLOCKER Beaufort, South Curolifzu Claud I-IENRIETTA MALLOY HOOK Cheruzu, South Curolimz DIANE CHRISMAN JENNINGS Cumcielz, South Carolina 'mv MARJQRY KRIETE PATTON Churleftofz, South Curoliuu CAROL EAN POSTON BONNIE L. PHELPS Chorleftou, South Carolina Tommy J , Georgetouuz, South Carolina RUBY JOYCE RIDGILL Mdlillillg, South Curolimz BETTY JEAN P. MOSELEY Afzdrewf, South Curoluzo Melvin VASHTI J. MUNOZ North Churleftozz, South Carolina Mike ELLA JANE N. MEYERS Clio, South Corolimz Dave JANE MARIE PATTILLO CbfZ1'f6jt'0l2, South Carolina QW REBECCA LYNN SMITH We!! Columhuz, South Carolina SHERALYN MARIE SMITH Churleftofz H eighty, South Curoliuu LINDA LOUISE SUDDETH Eufley, South Curoliutz MARILYNN ELIZABETH TAYLOR Luucufter, South Curoliuu MARIE D. ROGERS Hurtwille, South Cuffoliuu jimmy MARY JAYN E RUNGE Churleytofz, South Curolitzu JUDY DIANNE SEASE Lexington, South Curoliuu CYNTHIA W. SMITH Mt. Pleoyufzt, South Curolizm Jack -f -fi. '4f'i'?' VON' M , gf, PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS Georgetozwz, South Carolina JANET ELIZABETH YOUMANS Barclay, Georgia IUDITH ANN YOUNG North Allgllffcl, S oulh Cfzrolitm G SANDRA LEE TAYLOR Sumter, South Carolina IVA NELL TI-IIGPEN Olmztfz, South Curoluzu JENNIFER LYNN WEATHERS St. George, South CcZ1'0Zt72cZ NANCY ELAINE WELCHEL Sumter, South Curolifzu pdl, 3 1 Senior Superlatives BEST LOOKING Linda Harrison MOST TALENTED Frankie Fairey xfx - J BEST DRESSED Jennifer Weathers BEST ALL AROUNDA Mary Runge ee iors enioy GIBBS ART GALLERY -4 xu , ,XS yi A 5 IIO K MOST DEPENDABLE Josephine Hardy MOST WOMANLY Elaine Welcllel WITTIEST Judy Sense ' 1 Senior Superlatives MOST COURTEOUS Elaine Fersner MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENT NURSE A mm- of NATHANIEL RUSSELL HOUSE Marie Rogers MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pat Williams lass 0 '68 'fs 7,3 w,., 7- , , VV Q? I 4371- ' , Q , --4 I' 'Z , '17 'f'w'f'f ': ygbffjgf , QQ! ' ,,fi4IQ ' ,mfggl .V ,www ,ini ,S grggyxu f Wg, fiffyfg 'J fig! V f' Qi' I - . b' 'PZ' Vu s.1..f,.,V,g 1. lor' 1- gem. 41' f .W '1gl.-Qrff , fl. .L ' .mb Il2 President Donna Spencer Vice President Martha McDaniel Secretary Jeanne Carrol Treasurer jane Calhoun 1 nz , ' Y, l ' 5 , ,, A , . V ak Helen Ardis, Razfezzel, S.C. Sharyn Barbee, Conway, S.C. Brenda Baynham, Narlla Aagarfa, SC Carole Butler, Conway, S.C. Jane Calhoun, Hamer, S. C. Patricia Cannon, Conway, S.C. Jeanne Carrol, Columbia, S. C. jean Chassey, Claarlefzozz, S.C. Susan Creighton, Columbia, S.C. Barbara Dorrah, Silzfentreel, S.C. Betty Jean Eaddy, Georgelowfz, S.C. Joann Edwards, Darlizzglozz, S'.C. Lee Ellenburg, Winnrbaro, S.C. Martha Franklin, Monrkx Comer, S.C Nadine Glenn, Amiermfz, S.C. Patricia Hendrick, Conway, S.C. Pat Hyman, Conway, S. C. Garris Keels, Timmonwille, S.C. f , , Christine Kiilsgaard, Claarlexzozz. S.C. Cecilia Knisley, Yongex lflafzd, S. C. Lurann Litchfield, lVallen'20ro, S. C. Martha McDaniel, Claaflertan, S.C. Kathleen Miller, Beaufort, S.C. Corliss Mock, Florence, S.C. 1 . l,,4, I v ,l If 5 N01 pirzured Joyce Anderson Beaufort, S. C. Betty Lou Corbett Manzzing, S. C. Che lPa ne W Y No. Clnzrleffofz, S.C. I ' ,ft gl K W r T -ff Lynda Robertson Ml. Pleumzzl, S.C. Caroline Samuels Cfmrlefzon, S. C. Donna Spencer Ufalzerboro, S. C. Darlene Williams Columbia, S. C. Jeanette Moore, Claarlefzon, S.C. Peggy Murray, SZ. George, S'.C. Patricia Myatt, Chfzrlerfwz, S.C. Norma Page, Lake View, S.C. Mary Lou Painter, Clmrlexzwz, SC Kathleen Raisor, Shady Dale, Ga. Class 0 '69 President Carla Buiwinkle Vice President Joann Driggers Secretary Virginia McA1ister Treasurer Marian Myers Kathy Hall Clmrlolle, N.C. Cleva Hanna Indiazzzown, S.C. Lorraine Hinson Florenre, S.C. Virginia McAlister Charlevozz, S.C. Dorothy McKeown MfC0fznellJ, S. C. Marian Myers Dillon, S.C. Judy Padgett SZ. George, S.C. Muriel Smith Hampzan, S.C. Rose Marie Thigpen Florence, S. C. Harriet Vincent Clmflefzon, S. C. Nancy Webster Mullim, S. C. Jerri Alexander Richland, S.C. Elaine Bath Clmrleflmz, S.C. Jeanne Bouvette Clmfleftmz, S.C. Carla Bulwinkle Ml. Pleafanz, S.C. Joann Driggers Clmrlefzon, S.C. Mary Godbold ClI7d7l6Jl07Z, S.C. Patricia Grisham jackmfzzfllle, N.C Joan Grist Sallerx, S.C. iz-f Class of '70 President Linda Patton Vice President Martha Madden Secretary Margie Thompson Treasurer Sandy Forrester Ya We X f lf. f 1 . x Mary Coleman, Florence, S. C. Beverly Cox, Gaffney, S. C. Earline Derrick, While Rock, S .C. Sandra Forrester, Roebnrk, S.C. Elizabeth Fox, Bowman, S. C. Irene Bays, Cheraw, S. C. Marianne Belk, Lake City, S. C. Patricia Boland, Ballenzine, S.C Linda Broadus, Cbarleflon, S.C Gale Brown, Georgetown, S. C. Cathy Burrell, Florenee, S. C. 1-'ug .3- 3 is KJ 'R f 3 .127 .lo Alyce Lett, Marion, S. C. Martha Madden, Cbarleylozz, S.C. Elaine Mathis, Columbia, S. C. Catherine Melfi, Cb.1rlv5!0rz, S.C. Margie Murray, Narlb Cbarleylon, S.C. Linda Patton, Cbtzrltirffnl, S. C. Anita Gamble, Tzzrlferzffille, S.C. Katherine Grant, Tampa, Fla. Wrenn Hamilton, McColl, S. C. Diane Hardman, Dillon, S. C. Mary Jo Harvin, Mmznizzg, S.C. Carolyn Hitchcock, Myrzle Bench, S.C Gail Hudson, BtZHl1lf'Ell, S. C. Kathleen Jenkins, Srzrafola, Fla. Kay Lawton, Greezzzfille, S. C. 415 I Jo Peterson, My:-Ile Beach, S.C. Carolyn Priester, Fairfax, S .C. Doris Robinson, SI. Malzlaewf, S.C. Anne Schofill, North Charlerton, S.C. Barbara Smith, Beaufort, S. C. Iacquelyn Strickland, Columbia, S.C. Susan Sweat, Summerville, S.C. Ann Thomas, Aiken, S. C. Frances Thomas, Afzdrewf, S. C. li Margaret Thompson llvilzfef' Hazferz, Fla. Sharon Timmerman Corpur Cbrirfi, Tex. Elizabeth Wannamaker Orafzgeburg, S. C. Jennifer Whetstone Hollywooal, S. C. Nancy Wilbanks Norlb Claarleflozz, S. C. Janice Zeigler Buflozz, S. C. 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 N 1 V 1 1 1 2 1 l A F f , N - N : :X f xx NX 4 1 I 1 1 1 x 1 I I22 ACTIVITIES , I23 Student Council of Schools o Medicine and Pharmacy The Student Government Association of the School of Medicine is composed of the entire student body and is led by a president elected from the School of Medicine and Z1 vice-president elected from the School of Pharmacy. The ideals of the Association are patterned after those of the I-Iippocratic oath. Vice l,I'CSitlC'Ill . . . Hugh Tliompson President . . . Chuck Stamey fcenterj Secretary-Treasurer . . . Bill Buchanan l fs' 'i li if - '------...1..i,,,Q in--..Q-. President . . . Hugh Thompson Student Council of School of Pharmacy The Student Government Association of the School of Pharmacy made up of all pharmacy students, is headed by elected officers from the School. The Association meets only several times a year for matters such as election of of- ficers. Vice President . . . Don Searcy 1 Secretary-Treasurer . . . Margaret Lamb Student Council representatives and officers The Student Government Association of School o Nursing President of SGA . . . Frankie Fairey SGA officers . . . Social Chairman .....,. Mary Runge Secretary .... ....... V ickie Munoz President . . . ....... Frankie Fnirey Parlianientarian . . . Anne Marie Carter Treasurer ..... ..... I-I nrriet Vincent Vice President . ....... Elaine Bath , : its 'Y' Brenda Corbett was elected to serve on the Nominating Com- mittee of SCSNA at the Fall Con- The Student Government Association, composed of the entire student body, is an organization which func- tions efficiently through active student participation. Stu- dents are elected to serve on a Student Council which acts as an executive board to the Student Government Association. Advancement of high ideals in nursing, pro- motion of loyalty, pride in the school and the main- tenance of self-government are the purposes of the As- sociation. vention The annual Christmas Dance is a project of SGA Harriet Vincent . . . winner of the State Student Nurses' Talent Contest at Fall Convention ll SAMA The Student American Medical Association is a national organization, the membership of which is comprised of medical students, interns, residents, and physicians in practice. The organi- zation seeks to serve the membership through the maintenance of student communication, the sponsorship of publication of chapter assists the orientation an insurance program, and the a monthly journal. The local medical students by providing program as well as serving as local liaison to the national organization. Treasurer Terry Clark, Vice President . .. Ralph Treasurer Paul Pritchard, Vice President Bqydt Secretary Ellen Mccluggagei Pfesldent Ed Charles F. Marshall, Secretary John A. Harrill, H111 President . . . N. Joe Thompson SA PHA The student branch of the American Phar- maceutical Association was organized for the purpose of bringing the students together with the members of the A.Ph.A. to discuss matters of common interest and to encourage their par- ticipation in the programs of the Association. Through meetings during the year a Wide range of topics are discussed which encourage the students toward an understanding of pharmacy and its place on the health team. 7 i', X W - 4 2. 'life 5123 1 i 's e ,w w , ' y a ff , V ' Q I.. U Honor Council The purposes of the Honor Council are threefold: CU To try cases involving violations of the Honor Code QZQ To keep current the Honor Manual C3j To instruct the classes in the provisions set forth in the Honor Code. Members of the Honor Council are elected by the School of Pharmacy, the School of Graduate Studies, and the School of Medicine to serve one year terms. Sealed . . . Bill Buchanan, Dan Rave-nel, Bushnell Preacher, Herb Goldberg, Ed Hill, Smzzding Bobby Oddel, Paul Pritchard, Don Owens, Richard Reid, john Friday, Bob Patton, Nath Camp .--1f ' 1 t ' -' v E -,.,,. :i I lm: I fi In 419 Y f ,,,' If V. . f lk is . ff- .. A . ty fi I, , 'X' ' V l nY 754 A ' -. .' l rl X - at 2 . 1 ' 1 X , lcivl 4 1 if I . 'kg 4 E I30 T e Caducean gf' I My V . E I -4.. . , JL Editor-in-chief . . . Dolores Floyd Co-editors . . . Keels Dickson and Terry Clark Annual staff Staf This year, through the combined ef- forts of the students of the Schools of Graduate Studies, Medicine, Phar- macy and Nursing, a yearbook represent- ing the majority of the Medical College has been compiled. Students from these four schools worked jointly to present a yearbook of which we can all be proud. It is one which We hope will give incentive to students in the coming years to continue what we have started. The Cadzzreazn, the medical symbol of our profession, was the name chosen for our yearbook. gf ii iz l N R x 1 , fy:- Business staff judy Padgett, Nancy Webster, Sherrie Smith, Paul Tutherow, and Brenda Cor- bett. Not present . . . Sam Weigle v- '. Photography editor . . . Cleva Hanna :gi is 3 l Typists . . . Marjorie Patton and Judy Young Nor pirzzzred . . . Mary Godbold 4. - . ' ' if' it ' V, rf X -s I32 Copy editor , . . Kathie Hall Activities . . . Elaine Welchel, Judy Sease, L , lg'-,,,.,-1 Services . . . Chris Jennings, Carolyn Leonard, Burly Smith Classes . . . Marilyn Hinson, Garris Keels, Terry Brown, and Don Owen Ann Bozeman, Xan Smythe Faculty and Administration jimmy Kay, Jerri Alexander, Ed Hill Noi picfzn-el! . . . Sharyn Barbee !3!1i1, W-twig ,547 Busincss lXl3l1lgLf .. jo I-lardy Assistint Business Manager , . . Garris Keels The Lamp Sta The members of The Lamp represent all four classes of the School of Nursing, and all strive together to, gather interest from around the hospital and Charleston area. The staff has worked hard to make its projects a success while meeting newspaper deadlines at the same time. Behind the scenes of each quarterly issue there has been a search for good assignments, frustration over revisions, last minute typing, and finally the excited anticipation as the finished product comes off the press. 745 News Editor . . . Henriett.1 Hook Features Editor . . . Vickie Munoz ,r'X x kg yt ,A Nw S,-...A f 5 I X , if V 'llrt Li-A,fAf W iit' .P M 'Mk I ,- aa., ,, , Sherry Mikkelsen Sl Associate Editor . . . Sharyn Barbee Mr. .. A A 'lla Business Staff and typists janet Youmans, Garris Keels, Elaine Fersner, Linda Hanna, Anne Marie Carter, and Carol jean Poston News and Features staffs Vickie Munoz, Kathy Kasper, Mary Runge, Linda Harrison, Linda Suddeth, Henrietta Hook, Sherry Mikkelsen, Garris Keels, Jeanne Bouvette, Carolyn Priester, and Carolyn Hitchcock Alpha Umega Alpha Fraternity Alpha Omega Alpha is an honorary medical society, comprised of three classes of members. Un- dergraduate membership is based entirely on scholar- ship, personal honesty and potential leadership. Alumni and faculty membership is granted for dis- tinctive achievements in the art and practice of scientific medicine, and honorary membership is awarded to eminent leaders in medicine and the allied sciences. Its aims are the promotion of scholarship and re- search in medical schools, the encouragement of a high standard of character and conduct among med- ical students and graduates, and the recognition of high attainment in medical science, practice and re- lated fields. The motto of the society is, to be worthy to serve the suffering. 1,2 e- , vu 5 V1 1 it s. R President-Angus Baker Vice-Presidents-Walter Pinson Henry Faris, Claude Smith f .f 'tizgf i ff: fi 95 ,g Ga arg ii im 5 ewes 53 Qi ,ff 9 5 Q Q 2 . , .2 .2 .B y at Q35 -M 4 V ,W ffici f a rai .Q A a ctci ' it ,i l . A ivi A' it f e i, i. - . .' is : Q 'i P 'E all 9 f 6' A 4 - A to i L45 I fi l f . ' X , I 5. ffl b 11 E , -dv, 9 , Q -'1i ,Q .5 h , fj , ' 7 rl- l , W ' -U7 Y 'lm 'Y l if-5 4 A if N1-I :,, 7 l , 'Sf' lr . 15 i i Crit President-Tom Messervy Vice-President-joel Sexton Secretary-Bill Moore Treasurer-Charlie Wallace Phi Chi raternit Sigma Kappa of Phi Chi is the oldest medical fraternity at the Medical College of South Carolina. Its goals are to promote a fraternal spirit among its members and the advancement of medical science. Phi Chi lodge is conveniently located on the campus of the Medical College of South Carolina adjacent to the Alumni Memorial House. It is open year round for the use of brothers, alumni, and guests. Numerous rec- reational facilities are available and several table tennis and pool tournaments are held yearly. Throughout the year dances and other social functions are held by the fraternity. Phi Chi Auxiliary is very active in fraternity affairs and carry out many community service projects each year. 'Z l p , 'S' Ei' its th Six 2441 K P 14 gf' 1115 TP le V is T rwapgwhl M L 6 1 KN 'v , ti. 'Ili' P .i V, .tx , f, .X iff, , N . ' 't ' -4 . . , A , ss, y -.- is ' fin T' if P E f I , r-5 1 'lf 6 1' l5'?l'f Fawn i 2 is if la QUE P3585 9 ,sy E - ,A at l Q p J l ll 'iff' if 4 kt Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity The school year of 1966-67 was again fruitful and enjoyable for members of AKK fraternity, As usual members were active in school activities and ranked high scholastically. The fraternity parties were en- joyed by all with two of the more memorable ones being the oyster roast and the annual barbecue-beer bust. President-Alden Swentman Corresponding Secretary-Tommy Hearon Recording Secretary-Jimmy Simpson Special Chairman-James Ravenel Treasurer-Bruce White Vice President-jim Glenn Phi Rho Fraternity Phi Rho Sigma, Chi Delta Chapter, was founded at The Medical College in 1906 and is now the school's largest fraternity boasting 96 active mem- bers from the School of Medicine. The fraternity offers the embryo physician the stimulus to scholar- ship, the social atmosphere, financial assistance, and the fulfillment of participation, in community pro- jects so greatly desired and necessary in the building of the qualities which are inherent in the word physician. The beautifully furnished Phi Rho House is located overlooking the ocean at the Isle of Palms and provides a comfortable, relaxing atmosphere for brothers and guests on any and every occasion. Faculty advisors are Drs. john F. Buse and W. Eli Brooks. 1 Wim President-Chuck Stamey Q -E pn - 1471 an nl. . , '.,, Vice-President Bob Malanuk Secretary-Treasurer Woody Danenhower Rho Chi Fraternity Ed Hill and Hugh Thompson are the two members of the Pharmaqf Honor Fraternity Rho Chi. Treasurer-Frank Palumbo President-Ed Hill Vice President-Terry Clark Pledge Master-Woody Cox Sergeant at Arms-Xan Smythe Prelate-Michael Costin Correspondent-Mathews Black N ,,..f: S 4 get 6 K Z I 6 Q f 91 4 Z5 . jf Ph: Delta Chl Fraternit Phi Delta Chi, a professional fraternity of pharmacy, was founded at the University of Michigan in 1883. First known as Phi Chi Fra- ternity, the name was changed to Phi Delta Chi in 1909 when the fraternity was chartered. On May 23, 1947 Alpha Kappa Chapter of the Medical College of South Carolina received its charter. There are forty-five active chapters in schools of pharmacy and twenty-four graduate chapters from coast to coast. Don Searcy, W.K.R.S. 1 fi , tigggi 5 I Z,., - Q 4.., 4. Q., ,,-Q if ' 1 . A 3 '3- Q: ,, ,. Kappa Psi F raternit The first pharmaceutical fraternity began as Kappa Psi Fraternity at Russell Military Academy in New Haven, Connecticut, on May 30, 1879. Kappa Psi not only has the distinction of being first in Phar- macy but today maintains the largest membership of all the pharmaceutical fraternities. There are fifty- four collegiate chapters and twenty-five graduate chapters located throughout the United States. Iota chapter was founded here at the Medical College in 1907 and received its charter in 1927. at V' 4-Q. -X - s 1 Secretary-Ed Childress Treasurer-Gary Gess Historian--Howard Darby Regent-Stan Pitts Vice-Regent-Paul Tutherow Chaplain-Richard XXfillinms Religious Urganizations ,,,, ,i iff si Q, - .E4lw,lQ ax.. if gi! 1. 'K' City-wide BSU Director Reverend Harold Syfrette President Terry Brown Pastor Advisor Reverend Frank Shaw ,yi Baptist Student nion A Christian group welcoming students from throughout the Med- ical College, BSU strives to present to the student an opportunity for spiritual development during these years of intellectual growth. Dynamic speakers, informal discussions, and thought-provoking state conventions help the student explore his own concepts. The BSU member enjoys the fellowship offered through city-wide get togethers, outings, retreats at Folly Beach, and a game of ping- pong at the student center. ff x fr tcsc rl' BSU Council members BSU members gather around piano to sing-a big part of each meeting. Jn Vice-President Kathie Hall President- Tommie Davis Secretary-Treasurer Pat Williams 'G President-Tommie Davis -'V'-. aiu 1-'SSS' uf' V ..al 1 V P i X: t ..., 'NW---A f ,MX ti-My' i'l!,,,xt Methodist Student ovement MSM, a Christian organization open to members of all faiths, works .toward a greater understanding and fellowship among its members. Guest speakers and discussions serve to enlighten the members to greater understanding of the Christian Faith. Reverend John Younginer serves as Pastor Advisor, and Miss Rose Shuler as faculty advisor. Members gather for traditional benediction. 'sf C0-Med Baptist Student nion Co-Med BSU is made up of married Baptist medical students, wives and housestaff. Dinner meetings are held the first Friday of each month in various Charleston homes. Its purpose is to help its members grow in their medical, family, and spiritual life. Programs are conducted by physicians, physicians' wives, ministers, and business- men. The present membership is about sixty. M2 y . M Ny. I , . a , If l 'W s 4 ' . . 1 af ' a ' ', 3 . ,L , 'v',- . 5.147 - Q Y7 ', 4.2. 5' .i'1'1- 5:3 fig V37 Ur ,- A -1: itat?-,W f if? g i -9' ' ' 'ff ,lf-19. 494 admin, -- 1 fa President-jerry jackson C0-Med Methodist Student ovement The Methodist Student Movement of the Medical Col- lege of South Carolina consists of the married Methodist students and wives. The couples meet four times a year as guests of various Methodist churches which supply fellowship and a meal, usually in homes of members of the churches. Interesting and up to date topics are dis- cussed by outstanding members of the community at each meeting. Reverend john M. Younginer, minister of Grace Meth- odist Church, serves as advisor to the group, and jerry jackson is the student leader. Members Bushnell Preacher and wife Linda meet with jerry and wife Marianne to discuss the organizations activities. 3 nited Christian Fellowship United Christian Fellowship is the religious organization for stu- dents of all denominations here at MCSC. The group meets each Thursday night in the first floor recreation area of the School of Nursing. Varied programs consisting of messages by persons of many different faiths followed by discussion periods prove to be very interesting as well as informative. This is truly a time of Christian Fellowship for all who attend. 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Mrs. Moorer and Mrs. Sauls Football Game - Sophomores Versus Freshmen of the School of Nursing if ' if if W ? l,llo 3 I58 sg ,Q v 4 ' , a ,4 .,, VV, 1 X r 4 1 1 ,fm ,- A ., 2 V-W. .X- , ,. , ,gf 2,4115---'xg 7 f . ,MV .3fg ''f f5Wf7z4'5,'w'a' K ,-', , ' iw, uf V- A' .H Ana ' 41 If Q., ,-f V Adv, YI ,'z.,,w,'.,,.L,L if . , .,, 923,214 Zgtwvl vswfv X . 5 A A N H , N 1' I ., .vgvgw My kj, uv gi., fu '.-rf ' , A. A ,afw-tl,?wM, .,,,ELl,w 'egjqi MINS. A . I P , 1, 'H' U ,mf 1.-A - 'pu v ue ' Q , ,YA W- uf I : , . Q 4- 4-ww X gw -M ww. ff , , W x f X .. 2- A , .3 ,Q ,, ,H ,. Yarn, ,, ' W, , , 142, , J M 1.51, ,,,',,4, I a ' , H, Q , X Back to School 'Xxx Unpacking . . . a conditioned reflex. Only twenty-four more steps to go! ,s f -f . , - 4 5: - 'TVKxi1,es.J,Af , x 1' 'A V QI. any E65 ':x.k f? 1 L fi 5 '-i+ej.'Qr',? -qziiiiffz el A , .4 'fi' i ' ? fg,? 1rx xi is F' . 1 AQ' 'L 7 I L xi N19 gigiiz 15. J f .u, T +L, 2 1. That first long ago meeting of new roommates 1 4 4 i P 1 1 i i 1 i i Crowded 2 Who P Us? I A A fx.. xv V, 4, N A , i A rf on - W ! f 5 Ji, -.J ,, 2 -,. ,f,,,f:1,1-. mu, f f Af I - o- .z .H , X sg SN . 1 v wi -- i -- :Q . 'aw ' .Y if gu isfylg i,4,, a' , 'f , 5 33 fx 'J f 2535325 Kiwi' Zigi? ' A 1 - 5 z 471' k gs?- v.g ,. ,935 :Z 1, ,K 41 E1 1 , NV ff 1 15, W HM? E 4. i f Q? 222 P 5 Eliixxikixi Nothing like a good ole waltz to meet new people. Might as well start the year off right! 5 w k N .-4 SERVICES R nf Meds . . . prn . . .q4h . . . bid-a big part of nursing The lounge of the self-care unit offers entertainment for the patient. ff to r il .1 We ve , . A was 1 f ' ji , ii fixf if ' Vi' 4-ft 'HY' , tx a fs'-KN. - Yr , Medicine An opportunity to learn, observe, diagnose and treat the patient QQ:--' ,, t f'N gg E! V. J ,. H it L ,,,., - 2 1 4' gg W .f' . feA-ff H t .v Y .f i i , K tw: I 1 5 ' 5 f x , A ,A,... , , -t.....:f-'-H . ' 4 I f 4 f J : 1 R N 1 -' , A. ' 7- V- Y . ' , gf ' 5'-I7 1 ,JJ 4 W, i i i JC, ' sf .gs in., ff! 1 1 .L - M ff V t Zi , . f , Examinations, tests, questions . . . what next? CCU-A vitally important addition for heart patients. QAWSNM. me ,Mt -it s s mmm '- . -f-My-W, .t Surgery There are many aspects to the surgical ward. Oxygen therapy i Q5 Qfekbf N. I66 L X, ,AI Post-op. care Ward conferences 1 I . r 'vA5 'sX ,N fp. X 41 I X I Traction l f , Q.,-5 'tn X it 1 , if Y El. fl li' 5: 4 -QV 4.25 Physical therapy 51,5 'l ,QQ fi! ra 333527: M 33' 'U 'Q- he gi ,F 9 1,3 zz 4: 470593. s'Fiix WH-x' w'1 3'w f 'iff' 1- 93 .S5s,f 1k3v'x, N.-.ky,',q-. ak5E,Qf.- Q3.fn5 5 ivmfof 1 SITES! fgag 'P- .A . s iwirvfrpwi' 1 ,gi 'xii' Visas? 4 . X -5 - J f2??k4Qr 9 5,25 Y, .J -ev I67 QW F, ' r'i:c:.g, fa 1 wx, ,. F ,,.,f:...s. ' ,- y, C Hn The scrub Special equipment Ik Uperating Room From beginning . . . ,D 5 fan 4-1 Y 1:1 il llt' The surgical team X N QS N-M' J 'X ' as of . , 5 1-. 'iff 52' rf? xr- ,,wA, Anesthesia Recovery Room for observation Xl diem To the end . . . the perpetual clean-up L..- n. tj M, X . s if I Q 12 2 2 -2 2 1 1 ICU for intensive care ,ff 0.1 bstetrics Showing the wonderful sequence of birth Obstetric Conference 4 '94 - '. . un, H fi'-115:43 , L , 'i Pl I5 P217 'f ?5i5Af'f'?5f H iff! 3 i 5 5 2 if I wif I A 3 -tif i . Q The long-awaited arrival A new life is begun if cj 5 Q J! P 3 3 5 V .x., X 7 Ww 'f A AML Y 1-f.. k At last-a rCSt ,rf -K v Post-partum care for the mother Q . 'Q bib '- gem A ,K X x 'Cxijx 1- V 6. F Jr ww- X5 . X My Q ages: fy ' 4: f, ,. ., -. 'M sizf , JK, if 'i' Pr ,I ...,. S Q3 :S ,X 5 ai -W . ff , I lk v w 'Y ,iw if ax M ,,,.: ., fx-X 'I.i:E:I' 4 JK P , X Q Q X fw- i f l7l ,mm xg , www. mi...,e.,,, ..+..iw.y. ww fV,:,. Q ---N W, Y -, ., 9, x L., NQ,!'4Q1'-54' . I 72 l The playroom . . . the best therapy of all . . . at least they think so!! Pediatrics A ward all of its own with special patients Would you believe-back to bed now! M,-4 WV., -1,212 W in as f l 1 my 'P Aw . .,., :I Q A I 5 , it -tw V 9 5 N 'i 3 P ,,,, ..,.. 1 ' . . MV ,.,,. ,. Y.. S ,Q She' .,f Ki A' ' f , ,.V:y:.,,V-,-a-W. -V ,A-fn , is V . 4 , ii, ffm? rv-wx ' W- -Yfw N4 . ,,- V ,--4 ,. . , 5, Q: V G V 'N if 'i', l V -' . v mm, .. -s - lt- , 1 .V , - eq, J Ni V: 5 ff . ., 3 a i i 3 5 i fu 'A Q .pub ar k .,, ,,4,g,,,., , .,, i iv, . 1 , ..,,5,- so , 9 ' . 2 'i ' ,K N A V --e 'f t A' gg: ' ' P ',.L ' , . 'L ' if 2 i' Q 7 4 f ' ly: ? ,, - ,.,', ,M 11 , 1:-W. , V 1 .rv gr f -'Q f I3 ' -- , 'fz 1: ii 14 ' Q5 i ' J X C1 31113, 'Ji , L , - fx f -'E 'T ' ' x 1 a fu A Q V 22: f ly? ,, f 5 K 1 , V ,g 6 V ,. M wL,,.,, Vx. .WM-v n-T-MMT, V ,nf A A Q3 , 'vw Swarm- W , 0-.., ,, - f ' 'im '1' . - x V 7'1-4-fv-.,..., W N - ily. Ee: i xi , ' 3 Where's my mommy? Come on now-one more ounce! Ffa ,QA K f.,.f Vf ees 5 K ? L 'fx' ., .mm, 4 .4 ,W ,annum-W 1 y,,.,m,y . 'M' Gee, we just want to look at you! , I gf , 0? . Pinehaven The Charleston County Hospital for tuber- f ,i :M x-.3 em A. s x - culosis patients Q 3 3 1 M ,.p-nw! Taking temps is one of the many procedures observed in isolation technique. Occupational activity helps pass time and keeps the patient's spirits up. The solarium provides recreation, entertainment and diversional activity. eee ee 1 , f A l . f ,,l,. 5 t ' 25 fi p. De t t ' 1 15 3 5 Jil.. i L i 5 , Psychiatr Is an area in which there are a great many challenges to be met in the medical profes- sion. W' ff' ' N ,,, -A-Q.,,,, A- H . Q-1 E:,.,U . ' X X' Lv' '- ,F ,. H ' x W 'r'--- fix --g'fv-iff, :.... , l W The Williams Building N. X .fa A x Solarium on tenth floor of MCH 5 , -, 7' idggprax WUQQZ The Mills Building Y A K .1-y xfr. 5 NY' 1 wi l .fi Z -..,...-4 Emergency Room Is a center of much activity at times, and yet has its informal moments. ttf Doctors are on call for minor surgery. 'T A L 'vis we . , -v..-x Stat tests are done in this area. X-rays are done for quicker diagnosis. 20' - W 1 'Yr M if I f f.-'JQ4 p 'Aa-v-4.-4-Q4 ,gfxH3'!u,iG fi'!S'fA -' ' ff- ,,....,g .W W ,-tl4MW,.f,,,,.,,..,..,--.'- 7 xg ff' Many personnel are involved in this service. ,qt 3 QE Pharmacy Is an integral part of the hospitalg it provides the drugs for the treatment and care for all patients. Students help with the manufacture of drugs. fu H. DOZEN Owens -ILLINOIS oLAss coNrAlNens 9 ,ww 'k i X I : ' R K l .ua l X . 5 1 Xi M aug- Nami Q ,hm i wr Q 1 ' I 'XR . 'WV45 1 ,. 9. W 1 L .ff sjfifgg 1 ll I 4 4--- ' MCH Pharmacy for filling prescriptions Dispensary for patients - - . . . iiflfei 1, Sterilization process for certain preparations f, rf ,I i 1 f ,f ,' Q, Qtsewfp , g,,4,3,, X ,ZA ' - fy . -iyjf --ff I , -,., 2 -'4 '--' f 'P v, f' 2' 'Ft ' M s 3:i,f:2ss.1:,:e:Qqgs:sg :Q ---'P -, W , E me 4 M I .mf - .fr U 5 lg 'X W aw , .,.,, Q , ..+k:.,:.:,:.:. 5 4: 1- 4 ' f is Q I V. j g? 4 A Y is - v J 'a' , ,rw si ft V ii 'S . . . 1 3 A , :Zz C,-, ni .E x kj, N5 'f . i s ' elif , , Q V . . E .. L W9 r Jag 1 I 1 H U a V 1 .L,h,nB,N 5 '-ak! If L ADVERTISERS F' X 5 G' ff OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES BOOKS-GIFTS-CARDS 5 Sfores-EsfabIishecI I888 'I' 263 King Sfreef, Charlesfon, Soufh Carolina Telephone 723-2721 'I' Office Furnifure Showrooms-84 Wenfworfh Sfreef Charlesfon, Soufh Carolina Na'I'uraI Living Color Black and Whi-fe BUCKLER STUDIO OF CONDON'S C0mPIImenI'5 of Fine Professional Phofography 43I King Sfreef 'I' Charlesfon, S.C. 5 I7 Broad Sfreef DIaI722'0792 Charlesfon, Soufh Carolina I weddings Porhans Passporfs Idenfificafion I USE OUR CONVENIENT CHARGE-A-PLATE ' WACHTEL'S PHYSICIAN SUPPLY COMPANY C0mPIImen+5 of I6l Rufledge Avenue Charlesfon, Soufh Carolina Phone-723-8669 MEDICAL COLLEGE SNACK BAR S I Disfribufor for TV Rentals Welch AIIyn, Taylor Insfrumenf Company Bausch 81 Lomb Opfical, American Opfical Serving Sfudenfs 8: Inferns, Docfors 8: GeneraI Public ' Since I9l4-Everyfhing for The sick room 1 ' 'E 'L ' ' 1 ' ' ' ,4l,,-... , M ,,,, C8zS Lockwood Drive Office X. ,, , I Convenieni' Banking for STUDENTS AND STAFF OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE Banking Hours 9 fo 5:30 Monday Thru Friday - 7-s-. . 7.1. . . ,L . ' , .',:.m if-,. .4 . if ,FI .Jw-51 eh 5 7-JP... ,JZ I3 ,gif . 3 ' L 5'5'5.r5?1.ff .:E3 f' 'L-mis ' 'lil ,Ip ' W ,FQQTHE if r ' v-'L ' . amz. .J i:Q9p!f,y ,f 'z' NATIONAL BAN K or SOUTH CAROLINA o ' S MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION + Complimen+s of M.S.C. 525 Eas'r Bay S+ree+ Charlesion, Souih Carolina WEST ASHLEY ESSO MEDICAL CENTER ESSO I AVEY BROTHERS, Operafors Charlesfon, S. C. 2 Savannah Hi-Way-Phone 766-9288 I 347 Calhoun lnfcs., Lpclcwood Dr. Phone 722-820I l AMVETS American VeI'erans of World War II Rouie 3, 2700 SpruiII Avenue CI1arIesI'on Heighfs, SouI'I1 Carolina Firsl' Name In Nurses Apparel BRUCK'S INCORPORATED 40 Wesl' 225+I1 S'I'ree'I' Bronx, New York I0463 MiIiI'ary Commercial Bands Formal Wear To Ren'I' Uniforms Formal Wear PEARLMAN'S INC. H, L, PEARLMAN DIAL 723-4842 WM' PEARLMAN 349 King Sfreei' CharIes'I'on, S. C. WILLIAM L. EWING. JR. PHOTOGRAPHER Phone-744-0046 For All Your Plfioioqrapliic Needs . Wafches, Rings, Radios .-'-1v',1 k 11r1 GUNS. 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I Phone: 556-I547 medicine designed fer health produced with care W I BoNANzA SIRLOIN PIT' 4641 Across From J. M. Fields Complimenil-5 Complimenis of of MARKS SMITH WHOLESALE SURGICAL SUPPLIES DRUG COMPANY I8l5 l5+h Sireei' Wofford 81 Foresf Sfreefs Augusfa, Georgia Sparfanburg, Souih Carolina PHARMACEUTICALS when ?l0'Uf A' 'need them' is ,M SQ You can always rely on us-your full-line, full-service DSC Wholesaler-for speedy delivery of prescription products. It's just one of many services we render to merit your business. We feature complete stocks of pharmaceuticals Others We stock all new items--and- We furnish full information on new specialties Look to THE GEER DRUG CUMPANY ,VW.'3lU.lll.l4.P.'l.ll CHARLESTON, GREENVILLE, SPARTANBURG, S. C. SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC 81 GAS COMPANY CongraI'uIaI'ions Io CIass of I967 FRIENDLY SERVICE FOR BETTER LIVING Cha rIes+on's Mos+ Convenienf DeparI'men'I SI'ores . ..,......,.Q,S - mf.- MCALISTEH'S 4 LOCATIONS I PINEHAVEN-Nor'I'I1 CI'IarIes'I'on-744-5322 S. WINDERMERE-78 FoIIy RCI.-766-0236 JOHN MCALISTER, INC. DOWNTOWN-232 King S+.-723-2777 FUNERAL DIRECTORb DOWNTOWN-269 King S+.-722-65I6 WENTWORTH AND SMITH STREETS CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA SINCE I886 Serving CIwarIesTOn Since I926 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT ... I ,, L L-?:s:Q V.: H - ,- ,.,.,,. A TM:-t L. I in 21, f ,MA . it x S I' ' t L :T ' Q, ,, na, In v lg ' A ,411-LA QI, - .Sf 5- 1 A , ,X us, . 4 I H . 1 .. 2 ., ' S , Q, . S S , H31 , 7 ' A ' I s' ' 9 ' I . .WI MT' I W .I ,W Q , ,, I . Y, 2- I, . , A ' Q if- 0 is - 3 I. E-v WN, I89 Complimenis of WOOLWORTH'S 259 King S'rreeI' Charlesion, Soulh Carolina ADAMS AND ORTMANN, INC. 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Box 2427 I00 Columbus S'Iree+ Charleslon, Sou'I'h Carolina 29403 HERMAN'S BARBER SHOP Soufh Winclemere Shopping Cenfer Fair Barbers on Duly Fasf 81 Efficienl Service Shoeshines Available KRESS , VARIETY STORE S Exlends Besl Wishes 5I7 K' SI' I To The Charleslon, Iggulh risarolina CLASS OF '67 All OVER SOUTI-I CAROLINA MIDDLETON INGLE 81 COMPANY 36 Broad SIree'r Charlesion, SouI'I1 Carolina We Can WriIe Insurance Io Cover AII of Your Professional and Personal Needs CI1risI'ian Commifmeni' and InvoIvemenI BAPTIST STUDENT CENTER I 56 Ruiledge Avenue 'x gl Q xl I lg' I ' I VP' N5 ,X , Sponsored By CHARLESTON BAPTIST ASSOCIATION SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTIST CONVENTION lg .3 ' g Famous Brand Merchandise AI' Discouni Prices 36OI Mee+ing SI'reeI' CI-IARLESTON'S FIRST DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE FIRST CJZIIFM NEWS roar ' FIRST IN THE LOWCOUNTRY WITH COMPLETE COVERAGE OF EVERYDAY EVENTS! L, CREATORS OF REASONABLE DRUG PRICES Sewing 'Hne Medical Profession Economically Wi'rI1 ,Efficiency Ancl Accuracy In SOUTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA GEORGIA TENNESSEE J. HENRY STUHR, INC. Funeral Chapels 232 Calhoun-CI1arIes'l'on 2I I9 Dorchesfer Avenue-Charlesfon Heighfs l92 i I a n d a u and UNIFORMLY I Iniforms YOURS . rj M 7 Wish you greaf fd success in your X chosen profession ji Xa al Q I 7 T ' ' wi h r Nw r + I . VLH 69 I . your graduation X uniform Beauty on Duty 250 CALHOUN STREET CHARLESTON, . 29401 I93 When You Wanl a Fine Porfraif Come fo . . . KERRlSON'S PORTRAIT STUDIO Your Official Phofographer LABORATORY ? 7 - -'K 9 ?'oQ' .X ' ix Qs wwooo PRESCRIPTIONTPQ QXE' ,im m 'XDA ff' Q. 3ll3 iO.l:T:LP4l1 'CHARiEi1':O2 Sufi. jf ED MURRAY, B.S. Pharm. PHONE: 795-3I50 LIGGILTT ' REXA-LL llllllllll llllllllll ' IIMES ISLAND SNUPPING CENTER - PHONE 195-0792 - CNIRLESTIJN S. D. EMERGENCY NIGHT PHONE 766-4986 CHARLESTON'S FIRST DEPARTMENT STORE 0 260 King Sfreef Downfown o S+. Andrews Cenfer Ulflibllllb for fhe fashion minded 6 PHONE 722-40II DOWNTOWN 0 PHONE 556-I90I ST. ANDREWS CENTER PATRONS and BOOSTERS Dr. lra B. Horfon, Jr. Orangeburg. Soulh Carolina Robinson's Radio 8: TV Sales 84 Service Smifh Drugs l-liclcory, Norfh Carolina Hood's Pharmacy Morganfon. Norfh Carolina Peggy Bingham Cullowhu, Norlh Carolina Thomas Drug Sfore-Rexa Kershaw. Soufh Carolina Tom BenneH, RPh. Myrlle Beach, Soufh Carolina ll Druggisf A Devofed Friend fo fhe School of Pharmacy Phillips-Hinsons lnsurance Company Kershaw. Soulh Carolina W. L. McDQw, M.D. Kershaw. Soulh Carolina Read Brofhers - Charlesfon, Soulh Carolina Daisy Bogin Charlesion, Soulh Carolina Glamour Cleaners Charlesfon, Soufh Carolina Herring Rexall Drugs Myrfle Beach, Soufh Carolina PATRONS and BOOSTERS Peoples Drug Company, Inc. Myrlle Beach. Soulh Carolina Medical Cenler Pharmacy, lnc. l-liclcory, Norllw Carolina Crosby's Rexall Pharmacy Drexel, Norllw Carolina Ru'rl1 Pierce Charleslon, Soullw Carolina Dr. Kennelh M. Lynch, Jr Clwarleslon, Soulh Carolina Holly House Resfauranlf Charleslon. Soullfm Carolina ScoH'ie Slore Clwarleslon, Soullw Carolina 319 ip. This Caducean marks a new venture in the history of the Medical College. It is a first-time merging of the various schools in an effort to assemble a yearbook. Its conception was erratic and slow for there was neither previous staff nor format. Even so, it had the hearty aproval of the admin- istration and a reassuring promise of their support. The 1967 Caclureafz is completed but its success lies not in its genesis, rather in the determination of succeeding years to carry out its traditions. The goal of a yearbook is far more than a finished product-though assuredly it may be the only visible memo- ries of these school years. However, into each annual goes many hours of creative endeavor and invaluable associations with others. Ideally the spirit of an annual is that of a fraternity scrapbook-everyone joins in adding a small portion to the whole. Since so much time is required by school work, it is necessary for the succeeding Cadzzcemzy to strive to meet this goal. The editors wish to forward this request-that everyone take an active interest in the per- petuation of forthcoming yearbooks, each contributing small but excellent jobs to its preparation. The Editors Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Op, 9 . 1 O o 0 I- J . -1- I ' tl P s Q1 A. .,, 4 's 5 A M' O