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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1969 volume:

L A., ,,y, 5- L L. 1x.x VR 45 L 'Y . 1 s - J . A . 1 i . 1 -1 1 4 H JA -I 4 .V :- r 1 w MEDICAL COLLEGE OF S. C. Charleston, South Carolina I,I,,lIl11,,,'?. 'nfl 1.1- .al 7fW'T'.KxS X E 00 L. Q fl X' 9 N N X -X-, N coLL. MED. f H- CAR. 'luv' -.,. f I 2 un ' Caducean Contents School Life .... Professions .... Administration ..... Classes . . . Activities . . . Organizations .... Advertisements. . . ..8 .20 .32 .62 142 150 166 V , ' cz . i 3 , 5 I 4 .1 on ,e 415 P41 Z 'i .. 6 f + Yi u r i it i A X1 Us W , . , ,Mig xg? V .' If 3 'TQ I A-HI . -att 13 5 A- :' . .... 'Q A -.Q fn- L ,,. tg u. L12 . LL fl l . . gr 51,35 1-141 If 'Fx 'Q f +1 2 - .N f f ' L 2 I X, 'J-'I f pssrxsyrf J, g l ip ' Q -- .li 'itll ' . . I .I .'1 :IV ' V' 'I .5 .,' ' ' gj :ffl .tw - 3' mi' -514515 'GWR Fi ' .--- - -. .- 1 - . ex, r , Ur . - '. . ' .-I-If .. A' 1 V ' S uw sf-if W ' DY ' 1,1 ,T 1 . 4' , iw! -V' of liamtiirat--asm A vim wtf I L,' . ,.- .- ' ., . .1 A '- . - . v K . 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'L N: Q Lpf Ynvfqk J .-9 '1 :... . - 'gi' I vi. .1 :aa.Y ?' : - ,f J at A f - -- --L -1 ,N A '.,, ,LE ---1-,gf- , ' x9:...1-wDrLAL...-- . -n . - - ' - if '. ' 4 . -g?g'2.'gf J 5153! rd? 2 3 QS' qrisv ix -ywfzg l N ' uv , tx-' N J .s Q-19, V , 5' , Charleston, The Holy City-Our Town Charleston offers a variety of recreational activities, scenic atmosphere, and colonial charm to the students of the Medical College of South Carolina. Beaches . . . The Battery Sailing Fort Sumter Seafood . . . and don't forget Coose Creek water. Charleston MMJ , , .,'.,'Q ' W, if M if 4 f L62ui?i ,4 Qngtgag 1 .,, vfwyu, If M ,yr .Q - W If A 4 Air naw' ffl f 1 1242, ,, 27 , , A A I 4 f fu, ,K M1554 iiqiv' I V , ff W' Q Ek, v f' f 'J' 249 ig in , -',- S if 1, 1? XL Q 7 ' 4 X ,Y ' rr, ,Q 4, ' ,W 5, , f V 2 z 57 W Q Q , -I ,V ,f f Z , - 1 5.35 Mya f V 5 M A 2, ,-ff! C 42 . ,f 'V' 11' fa, ' , in .' ,ff 1 -,, 1' f.4f,,' X, , f ,C V ' P W 1 4 gm 1 J I 4 I ! gl n 7 f,,ffW'2fQ,'f 1 V 1 fy , .4 f I Z 1, ffl ,lk 'W fl f, Ji., f , ' 1 -, , 4 ' -W mwvwv ZZ, Q2 75 5 .,.. 4, . mv ff f ' MQ A Wwzgww' H ,ffqfzg , A NME AAUWDVM -pf 3 ir ,,' g. annua- nwaif' V 'Q Muna c. ' J:5:wfm,, 'vwwz I -sf - ff l n,j, W -5 I.- V I A ,wifi My 1 if-f fc: bv J' -eww, V WWW, '- ., A 41 9 AM mlm , . ,,f ., The Medical Colle e Expands Under construction are a new Basic Sciences-Dental School building and Student Activities- Administration-Library building in the area north of the Medical College Hospital. Scheduled to open in early l970, the seven- story Basic Sciences Dental School building will house teaching facilities for the medi- cal and dental schools and re- search laboratories and office space for the basic sciences de- partments. School Life ,vm q'. 1 r C M Q. la iw -3, 3-11, 11- 0 0 4'l 'x -..-null' I 0 . 'WYLQR MX ,X I 12' 'X A Day'S Worli The Med. College at Play 'V .tv ai . Q 1 'ov'-ng Av.....,..l..fL K fflw. Zn mf 4542 'f if I4 D'Sce e at D'D0rm --...M xn QW? 'KISS 4 -.::..,x,,2--5 mf --xwsff-Y -. E n . , . 1 :L 1 1 ',. Ii m.-....v.-man Paris ut to Lunch if W 1-4 I0 'Qtr' 'e Q f 1 f 9 2 , A 1 , ax- .i,. 'AA 'W TM. ,A,. L 1 P t Y Z N S 5 , 1-u.a1 N.'-'Y 2 zfmzz 1 ...ml 7 l a , Some Come to Learn, and Some 5-fs. . , .gd A P N.-S ' ' . Professions , , ,.vxiffg3 Q 153' 1 af 3 , If 79' V,. Z 4 .1 1 1, V' 5 12,632 Q Q, ff N-N, -5 M 'E vw ff- , tl i f 3 ,,..w 'l Medicine The School of Medicine has three primary responsi- bilities-education, research and medical care. The educational philosophy is planned to give through a suitable faculty-student interface a broad knowledge of the art and science of medicine, proficiency in the essential techniques and methods, and an inquisitive attitude and a sense of responsibility for life-long self instruction and self audit. 22 ,- 'M-, N. 12 'W es' 45, 'fx ,f- ' M, if Q ' gn 5 axjji Pharmacy .L ., I ,AV . ,-' , ...Q 1 I -'90 The School of Pharmacy occupies a unique position in being intimately affiliated with the various de- partments of the School of Medicine. Pharmacy stu- dents receive instruction in such courses as biological chemistry, physiology, pharmacology. public health and bacteriology from teachers who have specialized in these respective fields. The correlation of these courses regularly offered in the School of Pharmacy is most valuable. and is made possible only in those schools where both the course in medicine and phar- macy are taught. ' x 'QW 2 .x 4 ff ,-,af wif 1 cf Q, 'fp ,, . Dentlstr The School of Dentistry regards as its specific commitment and its mission to admit to dental study intellectually and morally qualified students and to prepare them for effective professional and community service in the technological and democratic society into which they will be gradu- atedg to instill in them a sense of vocation. a solid foundation for professional and graduate education of a continuing nature. and the inspira- tion to pursue new ideas and to seek for new knowledge. As one of the professional schools of the Medical College of South Carolina, the School of Nursing shares the College's aim which is the pursuit of excellence in education, patient care. and research. The School of Nursing aims to prepare its stu- dents as beginning practitioners of nursing in hospitals, homes, or other community agencies where nursing care programs are carried out and to function as useful, constructive citizens in their communities. It further aims to prepare qualified students for admission to graduate programs of study in nursing. za p a 1123 3 'Fluf- 1 X v v NNN -'-Q .MA - R ,J 1 ?, , 1... ,,. fff,gr,-ab f w .. f , , , av Allied Health The School of Allied Health Sciences was established in 1966. Included in its programs of study are: Medi- cal Technology, Practical Nursing, Medical Record Administration, Radiologic Technology, Medical Lah- oratory Assistant, Nurse Anesthetist, Inhalation Ther- apy, Cytotechnology, Histologic Technology. Entrance requirements and length of study vary with each pro- gram. Certificates are awarded for successful comple- tion of courses, and a BS. degree may be awarded in courses equivalent in length and material to college COUFSCS. Faculty 1 33 Administration i L i WILLIAM MELLEN lVIcCORD. AB.. Ph.D., NLD. President of the Medical College JOHN ELWOOD WISE, BS., MA., Vice-President, Business Administration ff--nag X Above: WILLIANI DeKALB HUFF. Assistant to the President for Development Left: James W. COLBERT. Vice-Pres.. Academic 35 Medicine Faculty DR. W. C. WORTHINGTON, JR.. Professor of Anatomy 2.2T.,... 1112... , I! 4 ...G F :LL x H fffmlw: UH. ICLSIIC 'l'AI5IfH. I'l'of1-ssorof Alllllflllly lfiglll: UH, H. ll. CAliSl7l'1N. l,l'0fPSSUI' of Chelm- gi 3 nslry. lllllllflllllll ut' -' . ,, 'X m',r'5qf, 4 -jfgg.5,,1,,, 1 5 x fifi Af? DR. F. W. KIXIXRU. Profewnr of Physiology. Left DR. NORMAN L. CUOIJNIAN. Nssistant PI'Ufff5SfJ of Barfteriologx. lielou' ,,,,,......-----1- X 1. z All v ,vat nh! W. XY. X 'T !,.,--' R Xnfufnf-1 ,gl 1- -,..,,MN, I ..,4.i g'6s-.-nf. DH. H. P. WALTON. Professor uf PhZll'lIlLll'0l05gy. Chairman School of Medicine Faculty Right: DR. D. W. ELLIS, Professor of Clinical Pathology. Chairman. lielozv: DR. C. R. HENNIGAR, Pro- fessor of Pathology, Chairman. ' '.'f I-,-, .V-r 1 ,'74'!'T'7 '. 11I I'9 V ' V' '5 1' ,.'ff'59.fr'Y'52715ffT'f7f5'7 . ' M-...mf-ff f A ugnuunv' K .1 -uw-P., 4 l 1 7 .r lo 1:5 Q , , A4 ': ' DR. KELLY T. MCKEE. Professor of .. , ,,,, Q':1 Q Nledicine. Chairman. +L :x N if H'i '+ Above: DR. EARL MAHAFFEY. Professor of Anesthesiology. Chairm m Left: DR. K. M. LYNCH. Professor of Lvrology . Chairmm. Faculty - Medicine Right: DR. MAX S. RITTENBURY, Associate Pro- fessor of Surgery. Below: DR. O. C. MITCHELL. Assistant Professor . of NEUl'0SUI'Q6l', . A Nsk x 1 ,fi b 5+ .-1 wx , -4 1 ,, fl' I -as... M bw -a5 3Qi5...e Above: DR. G. F. YOUNG. Associate Professor of Neurology . Left: DR. CURTIS P. ARTZ, Professor of Surgery, Chairman. Medicine - Faculty Right: DR. W. W. VGLLOTTON, Professor of Ophthalmology. Chairman. Below: DR. R. W. HANCKEL. Professor of Otor- hinolaryngology, Chairman. fu v4 : 5f:5 :'- - ., W sr, - , -'X Y ' Nj . 5 gg-A .'k' U1 M M M. Q. 9 W so-Kim 'N X jf W'-.,,-, ,gf QA -4 iff fessor of Pediatrics. Chairman. 3,5 Q, Top: DR. L. L. HESTER. Professor of Ob- stetrics and Gynecology. Chairman. Above: DR. MILTON C. WESTPHAL. Pro- ! Left: DR. B. OTHERSON. Associate Professor , iggw' of Surgery. 1' f + '+ Medicine - Faculty Right: DR. J. A. SlEGLlNC, Clinical Professor of Orthopedic: Surgery, Chairman. Helow: DH. R. R. MELLETTE, Associate Professor of Psychiatry. K' .,,,,mM7,T-mm Above: DR. H. S. PETTIT, Clinical Professor of Radiology, Chairman. Left: DR. HARRY W. MIMS, Profes- sor of Physical Medicine and Re- habilitation, Chairman. we Graduate School FRICIJICRICK WILLIAIVI KINARIJ, BS.. NLS.. Ph.D., NLD. Dean, School of Crauluule Sludics 1 5-.Q 46 l Allied Health Studies MILDRED SHREWSBURY CASH, B.S. Coordinator, School of Allied Health Sciences Pharmacy WILLIAM HICRSH CULOD, HS.. IVLS.. Ph.D. Dean of llle Scflmnl uf Phlll'lIlLll'y 1 if L EQ?'7'3wr N r ,VIYYU-is iw , ... .. ,qw A tx . .,,,,,,W,-. ...W , ,.., Above: DR. DONALD S. EBERS- MAN. Associate Professor of Pharmacy. Left: DR. JAMES L. BRUEGCE- MAN, Instructor in Pharmacy. Above: DR. JOHN B. HYNES. Associate mar.-y. Right: DR. JOSEPH BENMA- MAN. Associate Professor of Pharmacy. School of Pharmacy Faculty Professor of Phar- M HSE x '.Qa- ' X- 50 a ,N , if Top: DR. WILBERT G. WALTER, Associate Professor of Biology and Pharmacognosy. Above: COL. FRANK C. TIBBETTS, Lecturer in Pharma- ceutical Administration. Left: DR. J-OHN HAMPTON HOCH. Professor of Biology and Pharmacognosy. .w,.mM4l ' X zzmzziiiiiiiii 1 32 14 15 m if 39 VM, , -. ,. 20 21 22 23 24 25 Zi: f .... I .mil .,.,..., ,W ff f 'Y M!! f A? Y 'Q ,M ff? 0 if , .N's -., Q H Top: UR. BLAKE F. PUTINICY, Chairman and Professor of A thc Department uf Pharlnacy. h flrfovc: DVI? PQKANCIS U. CULV. lnrslructor in Chemistry. QXELLW, ja Rzglzl: PAIRILIA J. BUSH, IIlSll'UCl0I'lI1 Pharmacy. f - A -6 5 X W...-lr 8 E l 1 4 52 r Pharmacy - Faculty Left: DR. ALVIN F. DOUDS. Professor of Phar- maceutical Chemistry. Below: DR. MAXINE LARISEY. Associate Profes- sor of Biology. s I N IQNIHICH l3L Hl,lCR. INXS. Ile ul. bvlmul nf Us-r1l1stl'v Dentistry :P 54 S2 .,.. Dean Buhler and Assistant Umm Hull Immk me-r 4-on-tru:-lion of nf-w Da-ntislry building. ,ug .JI 12114 if -f i 0 3 9' Afhi,.i W NZY84 ' wi .5i11f:f W 'i-'1'-A--i A ze fwfsswvefm UR. WAi,'I'PiR A. HALL, JR.. Profs-ssor of Pmstimrlmilir-s. Cillliflllilll. 55 I -,.,.... M, ,rn 1 1 1 l1h....i..fxn.ii?i Km v isfyvv- X X 5, A 4' Sw ,F KW, an -,..1., ,vibes- '-jf-g .Qu - I ,i-I3 g,.,v 3' P .4 ,-1, gr ,.,A 3' 1:3-5,,,4.,f?,-gi 12 13 14 3 me ao DR. CHARLES J. KING, Professor of Crown and Bridge- Dentistry, Chairman. 56 IDR. .. ww R s-..,.-,r,,, , ll S iii'iN,lAMiN if LQXXVSUN, .'XSNN'iilil' Prof. uf Ural Nit'1Ii1'iIll'. Cililifll -W 1 waxww-wmmwwwmmwmu vw-.w.w.w.. 4W,mww-.,.w.f. Qiwf' m 'f f'i2m 2 fir-J, ,.,,,,3M 3 2 Z ...,,.w.N ,...x.,,w.N- .x .f , f .fr 5 Q 'P I ' gif, ., 1Q'f Qif: JJ A 1 in f 'Mff' ii - iiiifE3669E6Hivwh1aiaGaaa2z2wa4ahwzaxezftthf,Qan , Lg, -Qff1a:hQw .iiy g2gvcG a, 51- 5,4 vw axz4Q44nQm,4' y , 'Lf' -, W . ,A , . UR. HERBERT CLELL BUTTS, Professor of Uperzllive Dentistry, Chairman. Dentistry Faculty lilll UK. WlI,l,l.,XXI BlfN,l'XNIlN IRHY, Professor of Ural SIll'Qlf'l'f'. Chzlirn 57 School of Nursing Faculty . f A als' QQ' A Q its-...,. ,-pf' -.F--f ll. l,I.llAIiI,llI IVlIl.l,S. KN., ILA.. IVLA. llc .ln of lhm 51' 58 mol ofNl1l'sillgg 4 I bis 7011 Lefl: NIXHCIA CLRTI5. X-Quviute Us-an of the Sc-howl of Nursin np ffl.zf.fllf.' VIHUIYIA T. HULCOXIISIQ. fXss0r'iz1lfJ Professor' of Nursin ar1rlSpf'r'iz1l Assistant to rhv Us-an for Sluflvnl Life. - , - 1 v- . -1 X . fxlglllf ful,'lH PIF.Rf,It. .'sxSslNiLllll UPQIII nf thfl brhmrl uf Nursm mrff: .Xl XRGL IiRI'IxIQ UIIEULH. Instruvlm' in Coum-ilingg unrl fLLliflilIIC? Tv., 81 l'rufx's- 1 PIINIIIS I SIIXIIIR lnllunlm Ill Vhxsl- lfl Ill Ill IIU X lllnl l'mI1 n ni l':'4lmlrln' it , 5 Faculty - Nursing Y ix-XX 1 'hui' N X-X ,-x, I aq. ' l NN Ns. - it fi N.. I s t .av V J . .'V,, L ,EQ-.ai i l- 5 ff . , ' :'.' N 4 .1 ' warmth .fr A'Q f V wth iff' 1,4 Top left: BARBARA J. THOMAS. Assistant Pro- fessor of N u rsing. Top right: WILLIE NIAE ELLIS. Assistant Pro- fessor of Medical-Surgical Nursing. Above: MARY LEE KIHKLAXD. Assistant Profes- sor of Nleclical-Surgical Nursing. Left: MARTHA MOORE. Clinical Assistant: HAR- BARA JONES. Clinical Assistant: Nl.-XRY ANN PARSONS. Clinical Assistant. School of Medicine Q -6 'Q' . 5 My ww 'ha 5-X -Wu 'X iflnwnggi Class of 969 Medicine CLASS OFFICERS: Pres.. Treas., Paul Pritc-lmrfl. ., Lee Huwlin Pres.. Fred Reed: Sec. 1 I 'xx X. 3 A , I, :,,.-1 .- .4 X , . , I M-'17 4 whiny X Nx.X HN 1 f v 64 V: - Chapman Smithchecks announce- ments on senior bulletin board. Michael Harford Baldwin James DeWitt Bearden lll Thomas James Bell Jr. Franklin Girard Boineau III Herbert Lee Bowling Jr. Thomas Allen Butler lll ,gf 'if .4.l Edward William Catalano James Shine Comar , A ,-A' 1 Malcolm Lowell Cothran jr. llnlm Slufllml annul RLlIIINt'y xlvllvllz' wnsull on vlinivul l'ml l55' Charles lVlau1'ice llavis ,A 2 l gf , .RHS S 5 '1.L.....b' l 1 , lloln-rl lzrrul llilYlH 66 1 Seniors - Medicine Michael Wood Holmes Vera Church Hyman ' John Carter ,larrarcl Jr. ,n Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duncan check their coats at the Christ- Charles Milford jordan me Dame' Virgil Cranston Mcliie George Gibson Moore Jr. 67 Donald Patrick O'Neal james Matthew Powers Paul Baker Pritchard Ill R',,:,, Frederick Edgar Reed III joseph Gerald Reves 'ffl X ,a. , Alan Harris Rosen , K..-Y' N u :uw wu'v1- dmv- this Iwfmw-V Ill pulivnl questions X In I If-1-QI. l,nnni4- N1-xsm'll5l1l1ll,Il'. mv M' if if-ns fr '12 ffl JN 4' , I 68 1 449' 4 'CQ 'JAH I David Williani Sox jay Joseph Stein 1,01 QM ,Y Seniors - Medicine i 3? I . i 5 Q 5 1 . Ruin-rl Uuxiw kind felluw -ludents hide their time before clinivul pulli. l'UIlfl'I't'I'lk'C. Clifford Mcleese Thompson jalm-s Walfier1Tysil1ge1'J1'. P' .Q a...,,...,,n-J' iiI'lIL'C Wellmrn White .I 13 6 Wmuium Hy ron Xxviiiillllli N ifrnest inm Ziukmxski Class of '70 Medicine CLASS OFFICERS: Pres.. Edward West: V. Pres., Thad Leeg Sec.- Treas.. Helen Cc,u1'veisie. Wm '. ,...: .V ag-A 70 I X Ill l I Llllx Xfl'1l11H:Xx-urn llulwrl lulglur lnllmln nfrl lllllllhflll, lhll .lr. '--an-sigh 41315. 'W' f , , , If Julm Earl lilunlun .lr. Rif-luml Ke-ith llngun Alfn-fl llrm-xurcl llnylxin ,lr, liulwrl Xlills llrif-iv wr? w Agassi Wayne lluxinl Cartw- Orl' Xlm'Clc-ntiv Culmlm jr, Helen Elizulwtlm Cuurmisic' William llurwvll Dunn Ill Willum llilnus Emlwgmls Nh ' ' -M-xgh KvLll'Xlll .lwsvpll lingers puusm-Q for a touch up between Call WN Lloyd Eugene Hiya-Q Larry Lee Hed5epath A 'I Leon King Howard .lr. Juniors - Medicine Pm-roy Adams Ce-lorge V 1 0 as it Miclrael Parris Kellett Anthony Mull Moser Willard Hutchinson Ne-ttles .lr. Joseph Phillip Olmert Jr. William Allen Palmer Killian Benjamin Harms Risinger Paul De-Witt Seabrook Jr. James Stuart Shaw William Eugvne Tate Wmq --5 WWE? 'ma-7' ':, X M' X t UZ2f2, ' .MH ', L'. 428 Gerald Dale Taylor .lohn Reed Tysinger .-41 ,lohn Holloway, William O'Dell, and Thomas Hipp start the long road to class. Q-I 72 Z ki? . of ,Q ay' M6dlClHC jm , E Class of '71 mg . . 99' 6 ' C, 3 -.M J if-E gif asf ff z if C K QW 15 Q5 A ,MN CLASS OFFICERS: Prem Frank Foreman C , : V. P Sec.-Treas.. Jerry Howle. res., Bruce Sumerel ul 33 'fc JIINIIIII f ui 'K Irvin lfurlylv llffiiilwy Edwin i:Y'llI1SHIl liluntnn Harris Luiiuv llmiin-tlv .iiiiiiw Hifilillli iiuvvm-n Edward Warn-n limp III Olin Nlnrimi lhlrlun Nvillinni Larry Capps .luniw Hnrnnin iigirwii .il ,lnlin liill'iNlupi11-I'ffnalull i'i1i4i I'lil'1' liil1ll'iix4'l' Xvliilillll lwill l.i'uwNwc'ii .lainiw lx:-nm-ily li1'lWiil'I' ,Iulin limllmi Ulliiow' Ill liiilwi i'ilIiil'l llurliiim ,. . X Xwliillllll ,lwiin I'1'iill'I' iinlwll i'1'1lx l'ilJIliX 'GR' Sophomores - James Ardis Furse Jr. Raymond Van Cruhhs Harold Buck Holmes .lerry Albert Howie mx Y '1-1-.JV , Robert Gilford lrvin Eugene Caillard Johnson, III John Judson Kirkland Thomas McSwain Mahon M5 ww' Medicine lx ff I taut I taw a puddy tat. exclaims Jim Carson to Jerry Howle. Samuel Graham tests the vital capacity of Charles .l0seph's lungs. 75 lv mu-Ill lin W Illliix Sophomores - Medicine Right: W. .l. l f-llwr lnkw nuts of un int:-re-sting slide-. Bullum right: Frank Fim-:nun is lmsy taking u few miles. Med. stud:-nt uwuils thi- delicious vuisine' of the- hospital 1-aff-tvriu. Jnilll Rulu-rl Mvfiiii ,Inlm Henry Nolan Jr. A11 ,,,,ff.,.p-ng, Pulrii-in lu-m' Pvcple-S Mivluu-I i'iit'ilLlI'Li Smith ww 115 s. ff'-if William Arthur Smith Hmllis-y Marlin Sllliilvilll 1412 N....a1 ,-.f In in-ll fxlllliili VV1 in in-gl LX ills Ilmmk ill. B m N--... ... OJ QA. Xrr Qc..- X4 L 76 i C 1 Class of '72 Medicine CLASS OFFICERS: Pres.. Wain Whiteg V. Pres.. Alexander Smythe Sec.. Willialn Bellg Treas.. Carroll lVlullinax. X Freshmen Medicine Edwin Lemuel Anderson .lulius Wistar Babb III Charles Blaine Baber III Fletcher Keels Baker Carroll Brooks Bannister .lames Madison Blake Jr. Dennis Stephen Bradley Cecil Yates Brown William Walker Burns Steven Howard Charno Arland Hasty Compton .lr. Ross Harleston Daniel d,,...--'- 'WK Ah so' you say I have the flu ' James Herbet questions Mrs. Bonnoitt. Would you believe the futurt lllilliblft of America. Bob Faries, Charles Harmon and Ralph. L ,,.-X J :Wg if If , - , types ..-.fdR Y t ' ' 4.4 ,v vt I .-rr , .- .Q x ff-M e , fqff ' .uwbri U l 'iw'3,A W . fx K' jf- ,--f , : gg ,.f-'ite 11 - , ,ref ff' 'b ' ?,g' -uw ',z3 W' H 'n.'H:s -4 1 A . I.. I -5 gil-lg., .fffq flaw' xllvlliufl hurl llwmxlfl Samui-l Dixie- Exiinx Rrmlwrl ljvllil lfurivs William lfrunklin llulfnrfl ,Iv .lulm Williurii Cray lll Cliurlcs William Harmon Hurry Thornton Hurvin .lr, .lam-pl: Sta-vvn Hayes William Nludisun Haze-lwoml Rin-lmrd Earl Heath ,lr. Julius Clyde Hedden jr. .lanws Orlamdu Herbert Lille ri dws witll liis lnwlw, x .. Freshmen - Medicine ill W'edin:si,luy .it xlif- lmfs dorm! William Stmlduul uses the iuollipuelm' for loveth! -nf' Huynioml lhinii-I H:-we ,lr. , , . lmurge- luulger Hllllll1llIAll'H .liz lluiiivl Mil-lim-I llymun William Arnolil Klnliilsun illizirlm-N XVllllLllIl.I41I11'S Ilniil I llllll1 I K1 i In r liulwrl XVNIIIJIII Xln-Q ,lip Nliviizivl llullilwkwwvilli Hllll1'llN n 80 QS 'D Yea' Q4- N ' x -Mgr' -AN my q X41 X W mi' PQUIP' .lwriutlizm lmui- Sliurlwrg William xlilyfldlffl Sirnp-fin lr ,ldlllffk Us-HM' flllllll Willidm Hulnfrt Sllrflfldffl lr, Hivliurd fiurri-on 'Ifiylfir Winfivlrl fillLHlllJP'TliI1 ,liUVS'l ' Ronald Edward 'lift'-VMI Wain Lutlirfl vivllliif' William ,Xllf-n Willi- Franli Merrvl' Willxtlll .vw .1 ' , , if ' W,-. ,.,, , i : Ee F. E ,Wm . ,. School of Pharmacy Class of '69 Pharmacy CLASS OFFICERS: Pres.. Billy Gauthier: V.-Pres.. Charles Edgar: Sec.-Treas.. Robert Hubbard. 55 f---null-4 F' -Af 84 r 62' Noel Truitl Brown Florence Cantey Harold Raymond Clayton Paul Hix Corn 4b0rf': ,llvllfl Stn-slr nnnlws uv- of tht- Nlvdiuul Lilrrury fuvilltn lefl: Art Sutln-rllnnl injw-ts Ll rut for il lnlmrulory L'Xpt I'lIIl Pharmacy - Seniors Glen Aleck Cox John joseph Donald. Jr. Charles Lee Edgar Benjamin Franklin Few john Mathis Fracly William Blanton Gauthier '77 ,auf AMY' and 1201 liud Clayton and litldit- King luke a lm-uk ul 'll-ddy's Snuvk Hur. F W? 47' Riff' - -7 -fi 5'7 ' 'we- eftf 53 Sf ' ff if ef- -e - '-- - ---' - ' .Un . I ' 135:31 wr v WIiMfla'l fl f ' if 4 it :fry if 532,55-f, -Y C X 13 - V Q, - A ss, J 8 PU' 4 e ' ' f Q. ff , 'ffzwz g .Av ' xxx- ff 15 y .Q- '- .pry ..' o-i if 'TWT ummm? 1 1--' ,xl 1' av'- 'Z , 'ff-My l W. lianrlolpli Srfutt fills-N R0l'ie1't fiailxin lluliliarrl. Ill Louis Anclrexx Kusrna Hayne Douglass Nlcnleeliin. Jr. Gerald F1'ecle1'iClQ Nlarks Olivia Flossie Mulligan Uu 5- ws., .4buz'e: .lulin Frudy and Bt-n Few tukn- the pause that refreshes. Left: Art Sutherland and Bud Clayton work diligently on their latest experiment. 87 f it 3 ., VA, , 4 Senior pharmacy Students work diligently in the pharmaceutical lab. Seniors - Pharmacy Graham Reid Pigg John Leroy Steele lr. Arthur Mulligan Sutherland Archie Basil Ward asm 'xg 4- 1-ss.. .X 'f 6 88 l Class of 970 Pharmacy CLASS OFFICERS: Pres., Dennis Davenport: V.-Pres.. James Altman Sec.-Treas.. Cathy Cheatham. xx .lames Allvn Altman Cathy Cha-atliam Dennis Hay Davenport Douglas Earl Duncan Milclrvcl Eileen Fippen Randall B. Honeyvutt on l inwr pi 1 y luunl 1 ten lllnnllvmly to ulassrmun lL'l'll1I'4Q'. lb ll 1 I y llnala llllhlll yuu ' llilly Varn asks Ronnlc 'Model ml if 411' Annie K. Moore Ronald Ray Stoddard William Marshall Varn Susan Ann Walz Raymond Franklin HUlllIJllTlt'S Eddiv Harold King C1-orgv Lover lass of '70 - Pharmacy ff 1 ' M . f 1 1 V V ' fgfiu , , : ' ' 57' ? 'Mf V gf' rw . W 1-::f'p'... 1 , ' 'V H , im 5 yy i , Qi'-' f ' ' N' 'I' ., . A , A -it 1 uv. 'V , ,V 9 A A 3 g ' ,Q ,mn V ,Vr,.,, , 'W ,, .. -- - w V ' at 'Mil ' ,.,-wi aw f fi fl - 4 'V ' , V z,. fk,3 4 Mudge ', ' f wwf , V N '4 l V ' ff A- ff--fm f , . Q f f g , . H Ei W Q 86 ll 24 5' l - , 5 ti. Y gy- .iv-C d1 f -'A VV J1 1 V V nr -'QM all'-,p ' ' fb' M4 S 7' 'yi' 1 I 'W . lr ' -' ' - , ., , vr' , .1 4' f W , V V V , V , .wwf ,U mf V V .. 4 '- ., ,, ., V I , j NW, W,,,A, MW a.,.W,V,.MV,Mh,- , .VNVW 1 .V ,zu , -MQW? ja! 1, f-- K Q XMKL n nw ...-av., s. +......,, ,. A . ,f ' fivj i Above: Dennis Davenport studies intently. Left: Susan Walz pause-s to talk to some- fellow pharmacy studvnts. 9I Class of '71 Pharmacy CLASS OFFICERS: Pres., Thomas Upchurch: V.-Pres.. james Baucamg Sec.-Treas., Joey Blanton. h .lumes Wesley Bannister .lunies Basil liuuvom, .lr. joseph Herbert Blanton, Jr. Terry l,ynn Buffkin Carroll Jones Dellinger, .lr. Robert Rabbi Dempsey Lawrence Remhert Dixon, III Donnie Ray Edwards Stephen Cooley Epstein Marvin Albert Gilbert Larry Franklin Horton Charles Francis Jones Above: Larry Horton burns the midnight oil. Left: Freshman pharmacy students relax before class. Hurry Huist May 5 Mark Sumue-I Patterson Gregory Rohde Holwrt Eugens- Skinner Almzfe: Ronald Jones reads his notes before Class, Right: Dux dm-s avr-rytllinglu exclaims Fred Lesh. 94 xr-f 1 AF X N' --.,,........----,f.f-'M N. S 1' Dvnnis Ralph Sullivan Tlmnlas David 'linmlinsun .lr. Tllumas liansmnz- l,lIit'llUI't'll lll All-Xander Stuart Walkvr Zorah Leigh Weilwl Phillip Lee Williams Class of '7 - Pharmacy Above: Does anybody really understand what we're doing? Left: .loseph Blanton seems to have gotten good news from the mailman. he School of Dentistry 1 n I I I J . 97 Class of 971 Dentistry V uf We 59' . U gn 1 CLASS OFFICERS: Pres., Charles Hannag V. Pres., Terry K Sec.-Treas., James lVlCClary: Honor Council, William Laney. vf i w 59' x 'LETW HDL 98 QW i I 5 X 1 , 1 I l Y ini an-14' CQTUV ,AA Future dentists at work in lab. xl 'iiliiif Wim' ,ff -vw--bf Robert Deforrest Howell Harold William lablon Robert Vernon Keith Wa1y'ne Mir-haf-l lif-nnelt liivhard Helmsley Carpenter .laek Watt Clic-ek Frank Preston Copeland Robert Beasley Gamble Dennis Patrick Gazes Charles Walden Hanna John Woodrow Holt -..-pun... aw' 4 ya f -.mm ,1 I I 'g.31.ff , ,tt 4 Q Lv-M ,-,Q R Quay...- !bn Tm-rry Lynn Kunkle William Rotwliel Laney Janne: Freda-rim-k Mt-Cltiry llutlnc' Svoli lxluurtf Petvr Evans Myers Rolicrt Bcnfurd O'Neul Starling Speed Ray Rulnart Nlirliuel Sweet Jnsvpli Griffith Webb John Duralcle Worrell Dentistr - Class of '7 Dr. Butts demonstrates a dental technique to Terry Kunkle. Class of '72 - Dentistry 4 ff E 'N' , 0. K v '4- ,+,,,. , CLASS OFFICERS: Pres.. Wain King: V. Pres., Hike Runey: Sen Tre-as.. J. T. liurrissz Hmmm' Comm-il. Robert Haile. Steve Marion Ackerman Fred Livingston Baker Richard Leander Beck James Thomas Burriss John William Davis John Wesley Freeman Robert Wagener Haile Everette Daryl Huffman David West Ivey Charles Blanchard Jones Charles Frederick Kelley Wayne Luther King Say che-e-e-esel ll l elf' SFI' 1 G l I1 Dentistr - Class of '72 'Vi A. can alfffld' i I . ,, ,N i f M ff Eff.. mf gf x-,, YW' uw N x X wg? Q KRS ., N x Nz 'F v x X ms x -2::ANQQQ 2 xxx x xx NN NX SX x X x f .af N 4 K Wayne King and lluryl Huffman work 1liligc11tly in lzllw. Mew, 4 '1-:QAM 'fry' ' :wwf '-quam F35 154.17 RTT' 1-A., . ff' llrm-nt .l. lxlmgvr clllLll'lt'F llufnrd Lown- Frunvix .hllury Nlllls ,lunu-5 flllllhllll lluclgiell l 1'e-ml llnnulcl llullurcl William Ste-wn Huy Hl'I'lll'lAl Earle- Hlnltllm' glllwrl livilll l'luln'I'lQ 1-lun-l l,uwn-nw Hum-x Ill nulnl Eugvm- rlli clgvr lxllflllilll ll 1-Ile-r 'lir ' f Graduate Studies 9 4 W ' 3' V 3 zw- f 1 ,J 1 5 1' 1:1 ,- L ,H-Nfl' 5 V ,.,..a School of Graduate Studies ,,......w-.4 x 3 7 5 FY' ,,, f , f .4 W . ,ii rp ., ...., ,, , jf ' 1 , A 'f Ui we iw? . 1 H j.,.,3, f I in 1,2 4 . 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V! have in -wav' ,w ,gf Q ln , ,gg jf ,fx , , N.-:X mf wA '5 z 'xy 'K lm .., xx 1- an ?i,ff:A'9'WFf Tiki are . - ,i ' rs Q 5 .M M2 'S 'wk ,-'fa f4 f Nh- A fr 'NN r W' I 'fm il. fbi, Q 1? SQ JLIIIIHS A. Niajeski fpiililoirrfk P Harry li. Riffiil'I' tfihemislry P Colleen L. Hose! tChemislry D Philip L. Taylor 1PharmaC0logy P Ernest M. Walkel' 1Chemistry P Richard M. Wyndham 1 Physiology D Lvfl: Donald lh-unc-5 i- lining lm gmdualv mr L 'mu-nlugy. School of Nursing B my gd 'WDM Fla-f am w gf :.A 3 -- E .- Q Class of '69 Nursing CLASS OFFICERS: Pres.. Cleva Hanna: V.-Pres.. Marian Myersg Sec., Lorraine Hinson: Treas.. Dorothy McKeown. W ' A ,.., -M Nf' X IIO 'lbflhu S i Q., if? Above: Seniors Kathy Hall, Nancy Webster, Marian Myers, and .lerrie Alexander Clown ut the coke machine. Right: Mary Godbold has the freshest mouth in town. . ..mr ,Ierrie S. Alf'Xi1flflffl' Nl. lzlzunf' Hath ,leunne Nl. liuuxettf Joann U. Carter Mary O. Goclbolfl lVl. Kathleen Hall rv Cleva R. Hanna M. Lorraine Hinson Virginia C. MCAlister Diseuseiun el A, ,. ' s lvl , V i 'hex V .x 9 A' J' V 'f'fzk,,'i , xy, , II2 asses were an int 4' 1 I 1 erestin rr Dart of x qv, Dorothy M. McKeown Marian L. Myers Harriet H. Vincent Nancy J. Webster senior nursing. at 'xy if f 912 M, L . r' K 'gifs bmi. ,Q I.. l'. lk P 's .fx rx Q-Z illf3- 1 's2 ! X , 5 Y ,. x, is .Q . , 5' V kr? 1 -ami NA: 'E WFS Class of '70 Nursin CLASS OFFICERS: Pres., Elaine Sullivan: V.-Pres.. Susan Brodie Sec., Linda Ogburn: Treas., Linda Broadus. Lu , ' X li C 'i ia, 1 Rini C ix V V V e r,,.-'ef' if A V if in L. Linda V. Broudus Susan Brodie Bl'Vl,'1'ly R. Cox Sandra K. Forrester D. Anita Gamble Katherine L. Grunt Putty Sue Hardwick Carolyn L. Hitclieoek Brenda Sue Hope Kathleen L. .lenkins .lo Alvee Lett Melanie Lynch QE , ,nw 3 JL . . .fb ' ' X ,Aff ,xx 'W X. The way I figure, with all we're learning, we'll only need to go another year to get our M.D.!' Grant. and Kathy Jenkins. .A O' - ,ra WMU II4 w 'TP Vx mx, l- Q, N . iq Q. 'ei MF' -qs,-4' ,-. ,-.nnlh-1 ,df il 3 exclaims Margie Thompson to Beverly Cox, Kathy -1... OX- 4 if A x Martha Madden M. Catherine Mclfi Linda Oghurn Linda P. Patton 01 f Carolyn L. Priester Quana E. Seagaugh L. Joyce Sessions Barbara M. Smith w Y' P. Ann Thomas Margaret A. Thompson Sharon L. Timmerman Nancy L. Wilbanks '44 , 'S Above: Barbara Smith rolls her sister Janice's hair. Left: Cathy Melfi prepares to give a Hpainlessv injection Class of '71 Nursing CLASS OFFICERS: Pres.. Cile Hutchisong V.-Pres., Pi Kornahrensg Sec., Becky Power: Treas.. Carol Catoe. .15 PN.- II6 W Cliff-vs -cf rv? i pvdib. Nluris' Acluin- E. Juni- Aurf-H lli-liru fi. lirnuclwr'll Kutliryn E. liriwk Siiriili lf. Brown C. Carol Calm' llvlmruli IJ. Cola-niun llurliura li. Curnlvr Lindsay Cmwfnrcl Kiilluirim- ll. Diixis Linda U. lilvw Emily V. lflivkvns ' .,,l,,l5 1 Q2 111 mir lil A. Virginia llunslon ,loan M. Durlium Sophomore student nurses Nam relieved to finish a day of vlasses 1 'y Watkins. Millie Smulls, Patricia Starr, and Tern Francis .ire lifiil 1 .I Marcena C. Edgar Paula A. Floyd Terry Lea Frances Carolyn E. Green aka nl Lucille C. Hutchison B. Carolyn Johnson D. Suzette Kay R. Pierrene Kornahrens 1-11 Lind LaMunion Roberta E. Mixson Toni L. Morris Delia J. Murphy ff 'K-.757 X Frances A. Nettles Linda S. Norman Rebecca I. Power Brenda J. Rivers as wc., 1? '5'if nT M A -swf' Above: The now dorm pri-si-nts moving problems to ull, cspcciully Shcric Wheeler und liucky Power. Right: Linda IJ4,-w und hm-r duh- lc-uve for u swinging time on thc town. lI8 Sophomores - pw . Q25 llluria S1'lllTIlIl'I' l'. Carole- Fe-iglvr Jvannf- Nl. Sippwll Nlililrwl .Nnn Small X 'Aw' Palrivia A. Starr Elizalwtll ,N Tamplc-I Pamvla A. TllHIULiN Rvlwwa R. Tung is 3. f .l.L 'X V4 Sllt'I'I'yl Anne Turner Nanry S. Walfun N. Carol Xvalson Sharon L. Wheeler . Lvf I ,,.......-. ozw: Lindsay Crawfunl looks like- flu-'ml ruth:-r day-dream than study. 1: Looks likf- the mailman! lm-n gmul In Pam Vfllflllllli and Ginger Dunston, ursin II9 Class of '72 Nursing CLASS OFFICERS: Pres., Robin Caldwellg V.-P., Rosetta Stoddardg Sec., Maryam Mercer: Treas.. Lila Lanham. , ,,,. ,JJ A4 ' ' v N ' PW -.'. J ir 20 1. Yi it ll -eg'-' WE'I 6 icy' 12.4.1 if? 1 if-13 3, ' H ' A lS'l:,I:I :zgg-,.:'sj1'i-1 Above: Kathy Schmidt, begin the morning with at Right: House phones at and Mary Harrell seem to ,,.-1' .3 3 ' r'i r g ,r i Maryan Mercer, and Janice Smith smile. the dorm stay busy and Laura Meeks contribute to their use. Nx- .Iuiiu ii. Ariurnx Vi:-twriu I.. iitrrhdr V. Hudvam' iiurfifflri Vivturiu H. iiurfmriy filuriu J. iivttrd flurnlf' i , Huntrvn Dora LM' iiy ni Huliin .l. Culclwf-ll llunnu F. Cuywrmrl Dixif- L. flhufin Linda D. Evunn Jimmie C. Ewing: H. Marfav Funn E. Louisf- Friar Sandra C. Hull Tumi A. Hamriuk M. Ann Harper Mary A. Harrell V, Christine Hawkins Vivian .l. Jameson Sally A. Karnuth Frant-es L. Knawland Lila E. Lanham Katherine l. Mattvr Sarah A. Mt-Ifi Maryan C. Mcrver F. Elaine Morris ' . t . x I .1 'A I , , M. Emma Murchison K. ,lu Oshu1'1w Patricia A. Page l22 i A110ve:Nan1-y Spun N mt Nita 1 t pn tt xt, 0 house mother, Mt Umphlmt looks in Left: Sally Melfi chat'-. with hrr fnorxte hr au I j' V fi. . . 'vw 17, 'Fw ww.. 5 . v . Nm t reshmen Fugun C. Purkvr Ihtrlrum X. Pwtnn Lora R. Kulwitg Kuthh-u-n K. Svhmirll Mart hu .I unct Sefnn .Iuniw L. Smith Nanvy C. Springs Rnsvttu Stoddard A. Anita Stokes Martha M. Thehurve- K. Ann Wall D Linda M. Williams ygmwmmui ,awww fi' ,www-,mwwmw Y, -Y At W 4, .. -W . . . , N ' X , F.. ' 2 ..,.,..., Allure: Frm-ahmun nursing students Iistf-n attentive-ly during math. vltzv. to prnfwsor, Cuptuin Tngruhuni. Lejl: Su this is what big sistcrs ure' for! 6'XCli:lilTlQ Vim-ky School of Allied Health v yX:.,i,, x- ., I V .., K 4. 5. IQI' , I 31' p--Qns, I D - . he in School of urse Anesthetists Right: A lust minute check of concentrations. Below: Anesthesia students seem intent on last minute study he-fore class. I C .1 V. V ,,..,-ff' I26 nf Yi.. S Martha M. lic-ckncll Jerry W. Hritncr Mary P. Epps Carol Ann Feinour Sue Hendricks Grant Rocklin La-nc Hoover X Above: Mr. Hicks hold A conference Wlfh two of hrs studentQ Left: Sue Grant demonstraleq the procedure for lntubatlon R I M :W wg., N '--fe. .. , .1-J ' School of Cytotechnolog f 1 if'ie??'i'i Above: A typical vhautie day in Cytology lah. Right: Lillian Campbell examines un interesting slide she has prepared l28 JoAnne- Balm-5 ,lanct Sue Buddin Lillian Willianis Campbell Estelle Tharim-ha Richardson Joan Carol Schwab Arla-tha Mae Talley Left: Staining slides is a part of ,loan Schwab's busy day. Below: A hard day's work in the cytology lab. -i q 'S f n x Q v-1 V ' .. -Zll xsi-wx K a ii li s ,,, Uk Xxx y QI? I29 Q -f--:w?r' :X'::f!jg,-,:'j'-,E:Z':7 vii, 15. A 1-if f- . ?sne.,:9ziQ '.5.z-wr, 431 Vi' A:-1-frfE?2':: V-V?51 m1i'1?Nss:NQg:L uv -' sz'-Y . X .,...,f. -.,. ,,,, -1,22-Y. . . , 1.6 x Top : lim,-vvrly Brown is all sinilf-5 as she rcvuives her diploma. Almmf: Iflullisv l rnzi4-r sm-im happy ulmul finishing her studies in llislulnlgir- ll'l'IlIlillUl'. Riglzr: 'l'ln- glllllillillillg vluw of lln- wlnml uf histologic ter-hniquc. l30 M if fi K wif. Above fw- Roy Lane Campbell Debra Denise Frant Roy John Me-ntz Eliazbeth Anne Putney' Terry Lon Thrasher Donna Marie Whelan Above: Mrs. Maguire demonstrates the insertion of an airway to the in- halation therapy class. Right: Roy Campbell Comes hack to the O2 therapy department after dispensing needed oxygen. I32 1.1225 135- t C., ff 'Z.,,j'7 ,Sf Schoolcdf Inhalation Therap Left: Debbie Cllllll tukw un patient. Below: Of therapy students prepare for tumorrow's 1-lasses. IPPB take' machine to a breathlessly a break from a hard day'S gr., ,Q .fl maui Awww 5 wi :f www ,ww - f Q- . wg, awaiting WO1'k In I Y '. Q f X I3 .wshus-1 f 1 -.WL .M , , X X N f'--nw nflmzv: l.il1l111- l,1-1111 4'11111'e,-11Ir11tvm1n running Ll blood test. Righr: Xlilw livlly 11114l Sillltly Willuurn l'llI'l1pL1ft' resullx on slide Clillllll- llilllllllk. I34 Frunves Hurrir-t Ellis Jill clliftlllll Peggy Jenn Hudsnn Sully Husnr School of Medical T' A Y l X , Technolog 4,-Y ISL ludith Kerltulus Lilrlblt- Ray Lvvltl ljutriviu Rogers Ht-sein' Stone Ednu Hue Turner Sondra l3'a1ylclt4- Willvurn ts' ' , .aus-. Let Judy Kerhulas and Edna Mae Turner work in blood bank lab. Above: Frances Ellis and Peggy Hudson think two heads are better than one. 'P I35 Judith Sue Blooiningburg Ly nn Dianne liougnight Arlene Frances Brewer Mary Frances Collier 'i. !!' 4:2 Sybil Elaine Gregory 214-if Kathy Jane Griffin Linda Diunnu Hanf Linda Susan Hudson ,N ,,,i o o, ri i F-gm -3 Above: Mildred Marshal. Margaret Wright and Nancy Sack check over lab reports. Right: Mary Collier. Linda Hanf, Florence King enjoy a gab session before class begins. I36 'S f n S e ..-- -, 5 I f 1 ' u :Air X School of Medical Laboratory Assistants 556' fs ii . all 41333 1 rx, f . '7 1 .y Q i' Margaret Brooks Wright 1 W' ,R 'iwxv' Test time in the lab. .lane Elizuluftli Hyatt Dvliruli Kaye: .lcnkins Paulim- Johnson Linda Uiuni- ,Ioyc Florcnm-c Hyman King Margo Ann Lane' Susan Arlene Locklair Mildred Folsom Marshall Betsy Overton Joanne Pate Nancy Sack .lerrie Diane- Smith 19 if AA lv School of Practical ursin W l Q2 F M w. ,gl E , M ,ggi ,ai 1 ,V uf 1 A Nix f s i 1' fi .VII lx' ctw fl' ' 1 lf 1 lil f'5?,l ,I F Y Z ' ,J Above: Eloism- buillurd, und Erncstinc Singleton discuss the day's lesson. I+ 'f .1 lg all - E Q t . 3 Right: l,l'Ll4'lll'Lll nursing Studi-nts descend the Stairs to another day of ix. , 5 vlussm-H. is x f X , 2 2 l . Wifi? MN QI J I38 V gb 8 v V, 9 ,ax - N pw. -1' ? gf Q 'fff 3 QA iff' M' ' 1-J ' 35215 X ov f ' ,, fn Y? A 1124 .A ' gf , mug .1 -i ,1 f 2 4? ' I .1 V , nw V Mum, If 4031 4 'Y' L' v M 1 r f, 'AM A., ,I lUllIllll ' V -Lk yr: 132512 ,.,-25' ' . . .... X, A ' i,22, ,f.g 15 H 7 'ij ii' 1 ' 35,13-f I fs- 'wa .73 ffiixl ' , 1 V if W-'. 'fr-P-l ,476 f .ff Q5 11 if , 4' - ' '-NEW? f' 4, ,gr f J :F xv' ,,,f f W ' i ,A,V. I 1 x 1 6 A 3 4, ,Qi , 1,5 5 if Y S , f f rv , X.. f 'Q 'J me I wil' Q40 4,-I f 1 .',' 1 . ,J I .7,, , xt lf, ' A .. ef, if ri frm ' 4 ,Wm 1 ,,,Q9jf 1, Ernestins- Singleton Fruncr-5 Smulls Susie- Mae' Tvstmun lluriw 'lllionius Alllwu Wliitv Nornia .l. Wilson Left: Practical nursing students llsten .zttentively tr their Anatomy lecture. Mildred Ackerman Dorothy Brabham Annie Bell Brown Mildred Brown ,loan ,l. Carter Alicia B. Gadsden Eloise Caillard Isabel Law Gladys McDaniel Frankie- Miller Louise Rivers Mae Bell Simmong Tllt'l,l YVallis Baldwin lxlilfy Egan Mary Ann Ulnlalcski Donna ,lean Howard Elixalwtli Mary .lolinbton Linda Anne Liglitliart Katlilw,-n Moyniliun Judy Roliertaon DLlIlllt'I11' Tolwn lk-lmiali Rose Vaughn l I xx u f ii Z Q f i 1? School of Radiologic 4 l f ,ii f-.rl Below: Mary Crohleski displays Xrays for examination by doctors. ,464-3 'WV 'her-H-0' 0-- Technology 4133? fQ 1 Dianne Uuiriiins Linda Crisillo Carolyn Holmes Frances jerozul Deborah Pruzeklasu ws Above: Linda Grisillo positions patient on X-ray table. .1 -elif' ,wg Left: Dianne Dobbins sees to it that children get special treatment X-ray department. W, 1 , , 1. XV , , ' , 4f. . YM 4' , N .,,! 'JMX . M2 M i X M M -,v J1',,.X:f-fev,!.',2'1 M' 1 ' ' X,- Activities ii I I 40-f i I i , f 'X A .., 99 Q . A J ,ix r -A ' is Shia I 1 x b ' 'QV 1,-f-v . W ,,,1, fh,,,,,A,V . I 1 , ,VA 'vw 'km' , .ffjff ' '01 QM-4-fa, 'f . hum-?'.s , W4 f 'W 1rffvV ,-K-,.,, , Eafmvu ,.,,ffg, ,VV1,,-and L zqsg, iff- I ' 'a,,. '9 , .,:4z7QgL,!4f3jf- . Agyg aff? , W 45 , ,,,ifj ,.,, ,, 1 '71-,A U , ,3 jx. ' ' 57. ' ILE- -. ,:,,x,.J '?2 Wz , ' fa hy ' , --.gm 39 f ' V'-'13, 4 1.4! J.. ,J-l f- ,- -I :N 4 ,fly ' Rf- , 'ffHV,,,,,wV,, , 8' 4 ' MZMFZ5-',,', fy'?9'5 4'ff:f'??ig 6 I f',w4.Wf,3-1,1 fgfilffiggvg Q, ' ' , il VA. 1 yff-i-A-fc' -mV. '1f 4-'1,.,',f, -2..w ' P 'G ' 4-nv, 2 ,4,:q,WVny 'fwy,,'. ,V ,Mm 1, 2 V ', , View Q, ,. t ?f' - V , Q ,.'C'f'w- 1 V ..,....,. I .an li 'fa fm.. ,v W ' 1 ,.,,, .,?:,, A ffffdllbwzi P' 4, L fn MV , V . V ' '. -E '1'F' .?.-2541, 4 A ' E A -3- 'r1Yv3-Q Li.. i fwitf I44 gy . 5:3212 f I' - W l A V ,, f ' ,' If 4 - ,, r 'U' K N NL 'hw-v-V Af . . M- A . V K . lhambra 63 X. .Nl M ff 3 9 ' ly. 'M 4, A 2, :.'n! ,. iffy., '. ff., H' L ,f : f J, V J, , .af 4 QQQQQQZQQ , 'dl May 41, 1968 found MCSC students soaking up sun and suds at Alhambra Hall, Mount Pleasant. Plenty of Fried Chicken soft ball cold beer . . . mini-skirts . . . uTll6 Riviera's pie-faced professors and more cold beer. - ,,- S 1 wi -,- yy, 1 Convocation A W ' 1 --1 .,fWY'w W 1 I ,, i J? C , M, , , , Y' 5 ' f . 4 , wp I f 5, , H ,. 1, W M. Y V H 5 . A Q - J fz om? . 1 X 1 it Mn: ' 4 5' ' V, .. Q ff? yu- 0 , . .' Y ' ! ' Z' . 1 + ' M1144 41 Q ,nf :- 1 , .5 .x j 5' 1 I4b o u S-' 'hi t, .ww 'w 1 'S t t Ei - X it ff. Welcome to new and returning. students. Convocation is the official beginning of the Medical College. The challenge for continuing endeav- ors in the health professions was pre- sented by the guest speaker, Dr. Joel W. Wymaii, President of the South Carolina Medical Association . . . and once again, we began a new year of learning. v....:r- JS'-EEE' -, - .......--: ':::rJ,:. .,,.....--gg: 3511.-:zz--f - n, . ....f--4-'- ,,,,..,.---, .:::,....,+ ,,..,..,.-----,.-.-.-- 'ff-'-?-fix:-.: .-- --- W -:L-as ess:-.., -A I 5 4 5 The Inter-School Christmas Dance 1968 featured 'The Swinging lVledal- lions entertaining in The Gold Room at the Francis Marion Hotel. 4'Hey Bahyn . . . Lots of laughs . . . callou- ble Shot Spirits ran high . .. Everyone had lots of fun, but l like MOreo.', xx I U Ad has , Q 3? 6 Ax ,,,. , 4-1 - 'E , Q 1 I Q 'Ill 8 ? 1, ,ls Jw v 4' C 43 Af N P ,ei H K W, , .- 'wi' V, tfggi ' Y, . Rf!! 1 sg' YM 'N 'sa Organizations -f..q.,,w,-..,,,. A 1 ' wr ya . K 'AY ,,.. Q 'Q Virginia McAllister, Chairman The lnterschool Council is composed of students of the Medical College complex. The council serves as a com- mittee representing the students of all schools in planning and coordinating activities in which the entire student body participates. lt also works to promote communications be- tween faculty and students. This year the lnterschool Coun- cil sponsored a back-to-school dance, a Christmas dance, and the traditional Alhambra. Inter school Coun il 5 t ei, 77? 1? gg, ,, I 3, H, ills 1 vig: ,31 :L s 5 ., , , ,V , , . 5, ., , 'ff Q 3 my 2 ,iff iz, Q 1 . 9 it 5 .5 .. ff.. f 2 . Q., gl 'fi F' if V . ! a E Q 2 3 , WSW' ,..4Y17Fwf I F l R s ntativc Graduate Studiesg Dr. Wortliington, lnterschool Council: Seated: J. Cross, Graduate Studies, Dr. Kinart, acu ty epre-e Faculty Representative School of Medicine, Thomas Duncan, Medicine-g H. Llayton, Pharmacyg Dr. Colod, Faculty Representa- ' ' - - - - M'. M. C.sl F ult Representative tive School of Pharmacy, Miss Ruth Pierce, Faculty Representative Smhool of Nursing, IGS 1 1, ac y l dH lh Sl d'nf' P Akers Criduatt Studies' C Hann-1 Dentistry' B Laney, Den- School of Allied Health, S. Grant, A lie eat g un 1 bt . 1 ' - c, . L, , . , ' ' ' ' ff' - d '. D B ll: Facult' Representative tistryg E. King, Pharmacy, S, Hudson, Allied Health. Ml..9SlHb. Dr. Bust, liaculty A visor, r. u s, ' y School of Dentistry, V. McAlister, Nursingg H. Courvoisie, Medicine. .1 3 5 I .,. 1 , -1. ,M ,L y,.... 2' 'lf1 .., ,, sv ' Q W M 5' ,lil llllillli ll , A X J 11 4 Q 33 E5 ' Wx x time H 5 ill l ' 'X ., 3.1. - - 1,5 -, is Wt. V .-13 A , '-ef- - uh '- atv X , , ., , l Q. A xx . V 11, 22- 4 . V Q, an X 4 ., ,. ,fy A V . ,. :FP A-vrxwxz' f's2zsf'frv-vi :va 1 E' 5 l X , W' 1 iw 5 W W I If 0 'M , 1 2 if Y M k QW, ,V i ., bg'-lqxgfff-HSI ' ' .. 'I?1:fSf5Ee- H' 'W f Q : H 4. . p ' ' lk ' ,: ::g'1 - r'-553923:3553.4-g::,k 'Q f1:ss:f:1afs A-:-I-:-:gf-:sei -ggegi. ff' ' ' ft 4-- ., ' N 4'1 L ' J Above top: Cathy Melfi, Assistant Editor, checks Pharmacy section with Libby Mulligan and Rondall Honeycutt. Above right: The right picture falls into the hands of Organizations Editors, Sally Melfi and Emma Murchison. Above left: Jerrie Smith and Isabell Law fit pictures to layouts. Through the comlmined elforts of representatives from the six schools of the Medical College, the third edition of The Caducean was accomplished. Each representative seeks to present in The Cadu- vean those illustrations which host characterize his particular school. l54 Q33-11: ...,.. ,.. .,,., Hr' ,, ,.,t, 1 f J!! Vlartha Madden. Editor-in-Chief The Caducean Staff Miss Marguerite Dihhle. Advisor . X V l t Editor ......... i ' A.S'Sl'SNllZf Editor .. gg 'PAV 1 Business Manager .. , Pharmacy . . . . . . . . , 5 I Y ' 1 yn. Q f X 'V Z Dentistry . . Practical Nursing .. Organizations Editors Faculty Editors . . ,- 7 Above: School af Dentistry Re-pre-Qeritatives, Rick Carpenter. Chuck Hilllll-1. and .l-lflx Cheek. Left: Another all night session for the annual staff. Martha Madden Cathy Nlelfi . . . . Jerri Smith . Libby Mulligan Ronclall Honeycutt Rick Carpenter Chuck Hanna Jack Cheek . . . . Isabell Law Emma Murchison Sally Klelfi . . . Beth Tamplet Cile Hutchinson I55 lm E f THE STUDENT AMERICAN MEDI- CAL ASSOCIATION is a national or- ganization the membership of which is comprised of medical students, interns, residents, and physicians in practice. The organization seeks to serve the membership through the maintenance of student communication, the sponsor- ship of a monthly journal. Right: Ervin Shaw, C. I. Taylor, Bruce Sumerel. THE STUDENT AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION is a professional organization at the student level which encourages participation in the programs of the American Pharmaceutical Association. It encourages the students toward an un- derstanding of pharmacy and its place on the health team. President, Ben Fewg Vice-president, Ed Cain. ' ' vu-s.., 7 I5b THE STUDENT DENTAL ASSOCIATION is the professional organization for dental students at the Medical College. This student chapter was activated on February 12, 1968 as the fiftieth of its kind in the United States. President, J. Worrell, Vice President, B. Howell, Secretary-Treasurerg J. Cheek. l f's F' ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA is an honorary medical society. Undergraduate membership is based entirely on scholarship, personal honesty and potential leadership. R. Babb, L. Bowling, J. Johnson, T. J. Bell, F. Axon, R. Wade. Missing: P. Gillette, L. Shull, T. Bell, lVI. Willingham, M. Holmes, H. Butehehorn. Left: RHO CHI isa the Pharmacy Honorary Fraternity. John Frudy is its only member. ' l57 Sigma Nu Alpha is the Student Nurses, Association at the Medical Col- lege. It is a professional association on a stutlent level which stimulates an interest in and understanding of the programs of the state and national League of Nursing. Meetings were held throughout the school year and various programs and projects were sponsored. Righl: Virginia Mt-Alister, president. Below: Officers of tho organization: Seated: Kathy Grant. recording secretary: Standing: Kathy Hall. social 1-lrairmang Miqllie Small, treasurerg Carolyn Priester corresponding secretary. A il l58 Hall Council The purpose of Hall Council is to act as a governing body for the dormitory by helping to make rules and regulations and supporting and enforcing these on the individual halls. Hall Council is a com- munications body between all students and the faculty and administrative person- nel. By planning programs. activities. and projects, the Hall Council works to make life more enjoyable for all residents. The Judicial Board is the central judi- cial body of the female dormitory. lts purpose is to act as a governing body and is responsible for furthering the standards for the dormitory. Top left: Officers and Hall Representatives: Seated L. Weibel, Secretaryg N. Watkins. Presidentg Y Dunston, V.-President. Standing: A. Nason, N. Springs C. Beard, C. Schimer, M. Small, Q. Seabough. Left: Judicial Boardg A. Stokes, K. Grant, C. Roberts P. Kornahrens. E. Bath. S. Hudson. J. Hyatt. cbr T. Morris. Ipnuquun-ll --: GN ...A -' wi, .1 ' tai ,, N,w aaa. lst 1 LL -, Nw 46.3 5 '. Q 5-555 'ny 4 0 Xj We 'fs QOL it M. ,fa OF N V 1 vim 1 xx X Nu 5 Uls, X 5' i f W. .wg : ,fi X .1 . ' l ,, E 2 afar va f if Q M t NL James Altman James BLIUVUIII ,Inst-pli Blanton Terry Buffkin Harold Clayton Paul Curn U4-nnis Davenport Douglas llnncnn llunniu- ljclwartls Slepllcn lfpslcin llvnlannn l'4-w Larry Hllllllll R1llN'l'l lllllvllalrll llvnry .Innes llwnanlll .Innes lfllllil- King lmuis Knsnln lmulpl' lmvm- Ilnrrv lllnw llaly nv lNl4'lXl1'1'lxill llnnzllll Sllillllilfil .'xl'llllll'5llllll'l'l1llHl lll1lIll1INlllN'llllI'1'll All'XllIllll'l' Walllwr The Iota Chapter of Kappa Psi was chartered at the Medical College of S. C. in 1927 and has continued to grow, not only in size, but in quality of member- ship as well. The objectives of Kappa Psi are to con- duct a fraternial organization for the mutual benefit of the members and to foster scholarship and pharma- ceutical research. Officers: Art Sutherland. Regent: Ben Few Vice Re- gent: Jon Jackson. Secretary: Gerald Willcie, Treas- urer. Kappa Psi Sweetheart, Susan Walz Q. 'N--.X K 's...,.r -4 1., X.:- T3 5 l QL ur Glenn Cox Bob Dempsey Larry Dixon Charles Edgar Randy Giles Billy Gauthier Ron Hunnycutt Fred Lcsh Ray Humpheries Fred Marks Buddy Pigg Mark Patterson Chip Steele Dennis Sullivan David Tomlinso Bill Varn Il Phi Delta hi Phi Delta Chi. a profession fraternity of Pharmacy, was founded at the University of Michigan in 1836, First known as Phi Chi Fraternity, the name was changed to Phi Delta Chi in l9U9 when the fraternity was chartered. On May 23. 1947 Alpha Kappa Chapter of the Medical College of S. C. received its charter. The purpose of Phi Delta Chi Fraternity is to advance the profession of pharmacy, promote scholarship among brothers, offer a good social atmosphere. and to pro- mote a fraternal spirit among its members. Pres., Billy Gauthier: V.-Pres., Fred Marks: Sec., Chip Steeleg Treas.. Buddy Pigg. .M , f ,.,1.A ' ' 5 - ' ' eff ' if Plzi Della Chi Sweetheart. ' Nancy Springs ,lllllllw llalnh Holm,-rt llall, .lr. Carroll llannister ,lunies Blake. Jr. William Crusswcll john lluhosc lloln-rt Davis llaynional Hs--se. ,lil L1-on llowaril. .lr. in-urge Hunipliiu-S. .lr. llnlwrl Irwin liaillarrl loliiison X llllbllltlw .lwsvpll llaviml Kcislcr ixll!'llLli'l lim-llcll .Iullll Xlvlulll .lo-vpli Ulnlcrl, .lI'. l'I'l'll4'l'l1'lx lim-41, In-cpl! livmi-s x'Xl.1n llo-cn William Sniilh llriximl Sox llllloiml lliomp:-mi lil'll4'4' While-. ,lr. I62 Alpha Kappa Kappa The school year of l'J68-69 was again fruitful and enjoyable for members of ARK medical fraternity. As usual members were active in school actixities as well as in fraternity projects and ranked high scholastically. The fraternity parties throughout the year were enjoyed by all. Officers: Bruce White. Presiflent: Alan Rosen. Vice-Presiclentg Wil- liam O'Dell. Secretary: john Duhose. Treasure-rg William Smith, Social Chairman. .15 6' nn- L ,-.. 8.27 .tj 1.37 r ws. it xvdllll While i .. . l'iI'LlIlli .Nx-1111 liivlx IM11111 l'I'LlIlli ll11i111-.111 llurrif l31111n1fl!1 ,lim f.1l1'+1111 l.l11'1s 011511111 Edd ifl1uril11-1' lim H1-Iixilvr Iillll lll1l'llQIlll llill lf1lw11r1lQ llill l'A1'll11-1' H1llH'l'l l 1'111ly lim l 111w1' l'1'r1-5 121-11rg1' ljillll ffillvtlr' V111 llrululw .l1vl1n Ki1'kl11111l Nlivkvy l.1l111l e Il flu XlFllil'Lll l71'11le1'111t1 1 wp 1 1 1 arte-1 1111 llie Nlt'flif'Hl Colle 6' 1111p11- l 1 in t'I1llK'l'5 being inilil 61 1111 111 ei e eil It l':'lllllN -11111s11rs 1111111tl1ly S I 1 t1c-N IX 11l1l1le fm'1-l1111'ilz1lrl1J111 111111 1111 N Chuck Baber Keels Baker Mike Baldwin .lay Biarden Jim Bell John Blanton Lee Bowling Fred Boykin Dennis Bradley Ned Bray Robb Brisaie Tom Butler Ed Catalano X I Steve Charno ' Arland Compton Malcolm Cothran Foggy Davis Burwell Dunn Dixie Evans Bob Faries Bill Cafford tv John Cray Bill Hazelwood Diek Heath Jule Hedden Jim Herbert Hal Holmes Bill Jones Virgil McKin- Ceorge Moore John Nolen Fred Norman Bill Palmer Paul Pritchard Tal Seabrook Jim Shaw Buster Shealy Jon Shurberg Jamie Smith Mike Smith Rodney Stalheint Robert Stoddard Gerald Taylor Winfield Tawlee Ron 'lirest-ott .lim Wt'lls Frank Wilson The Phi Rho Wledirfal Fraternity was founded at the Nleclic-al College in V106 and is now the largest fraternity in the or-hoof. This year one half of the freshman c-lass went Phi Rho. The organization offers the stimulus to sr,-holarsliip as well as a som-ial atmosphere. It has sponsored fall and spring: sr-nn-forrnals and the first annual pig party. l,I't'!4lflt'Ill. lllll l'almer Vie-1--pn-sitleril. Miko Smith Sm-r'eI:lr'y, Mike Wallis rw rv Il'4'Llb-lII't'l'. Bob lurner final: fihairnnni. lillSl4'l' Shortly 6- x 4' Wy man Moss ' X aa A X 'UH Newman Club The Newman Club at the college consists primarily of the Catholic nursing students. The organization, however, is open to all students interested in the Catholic faith. ln- spiring films and discussions serve to enlighten the mem- bers to a greater understanding of their faith. President. Ann Thomas. C. Melfi. Nl. Madden, S. Melfi ...pf fm was 3 nffz SW' 4?If 5'Zx fi 4355 .vu ,V-1 . '. -.. V .., s . it vs -'.:. ' 7 -3' -A . fy , -1- -Aa K ' . , . V f - fx A -. A Vo .Nl 'if fi' ff J sv , ' ' CXCT T1 'ka' in Sv x ' ,, -. 1-4. ,fm J f v , A Ag , 91' . ' V Ai, ' K fd! . 1. Q, I' x:'K rl, 3, -x ' f r' 1 ' V q 4 wm- .. Q ' ' 1 , ,I 4 is . V-sf. .4 '2 '5 YLs5 .a . 'Ay i is w- 12448 +2-ef is . , q , ' ,M 'H , ' ,ZI .. , ,Q ,Q . ,, p ' .X -4 D .1 ' , 4 1, w-f'-'-'el-4--.gfggj , , , ' a . 4. 'gi 4 V 4111. vs I Q. 'V .Q F K 6 . ,Q ' ,A p. rm 44, f ' 4 . 1,L'Xn-,i:,,! yi-1. 'w,, -.. f,L 14 5 , ,n . ' ,i -, rr ,I ,J , 1 W 11 ' -y' . -L af ,,,A.,,,. . ,, ,, , C 1 , P f' S. .??4s1 ' . .. Ifrq. ff.. .. .41 .M ' U J C Baptist Student nion A Christian group welcoming students from throughout the Medical College. BSU strives to present to the student an opportunity for spiritual development dur- ing these years of intellectual growth. President, Carol Catoe. ll. Cox, C. Catoe, D. Byrd, D. Broadwell, V. .lameson L. Oglrurn, H. Corder. J. Durham. C. Bunton x .4 A nited Christian Fellowship The United Christian Fellowship is a religious organi- zation for all denominations in the Medical College complex. With retreats. programs. and discussions. its purpose of instilling an atmosphere of Christian fellow- ship at the school is well accornplished. Co-moderators are Harriet Vincent andilflaine liath. .l. Ilurlmm. ll, Simpson. lx. llrot-L. ll. Vinccnt. C. Hanna. I65 Advertisements Ti g,,..,,,...nm sham was I? lu m g I A Efzzallgfk oefmff fzfwm ' 5fufIz0 - 35 UMM csfzazf H E C754-Jaton, 25: C 29407 Iii, - fbial' 722-4246 I EIVIPLOYIYIENT OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE AT LYCDNIING-CHARLESTON PLANT CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA 29411 f Ere Wan! fgkvef WQIAJAA lggudf tggfrflhff zqffff' THE SMALL CHILDREN'S SHOP Eiqhfy-Five Church SIreeI Charlesfon, SOLJIIW Carolina Bioblendgi Teeth make any denture look more nattn'al. Bone-like enamel. Wrap around translucency. Internally blended color. These arejust a few of the esthetic refinements which' distinguish Bioblend from all other artificial teeth. 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Emesco Dental Corp. 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10011 Emesco No. 4N Handpiece And Matching Contra-Angles - Emesco No. 737 Friction-Grip Contra-Angle Emesco No. 237R Gear Reduction Head Write for Literature on the Emesco Handpiece Line A Fine, Economically Priced Handpiece - Ball-Bearing, Precision-Alignedp Speeds to 15,000 RPM. Metal Chuck, Takes Standard Friction-Grip Bursp Speeds to 25,000 RPM, Adiustable Head. 10:1 Reduction Provides Low Speed With High Torque for Easy Control of Twist Drills in Pin Technics. Interchanges With Head of Friction-Grip Angle. A Teledyne Company i. .- ....-........-- ...,, Our 52nd Year lI9I7-l969l COLUMBIA DENTOFORMS: An Outstanding Contribution to Dental Education and Practice FROM a humble start over halt a century ago, Columbia Dentotorms have played an increasing- ly important role in dental education. Today al- most every dental student cuts his tirst teeth on Dentotorms, tor we supply Dentotorms to every dental college in the U.S. and Canada and to many in other lands. In these 5I years there have been many im- provements and additions to Dentotorms to meet the ever more exacting demandslot teachers. To- day, Dentotorms number more than a thousand and present conditions the student will encounter in practice. And in graduate years, Dentotorms continue to help in post-graduate education and to help the practitioner in his endless taslc ot patient-education by showing the better dentistry he seelcs to give. COLUMBIA DENTOFORM CORPORATION The House of A Thousand ModeIs and Many Other Practice Aids 131 EAST 23rd STREET. NEW YORK. N.Y. 10010 It you do not have our New Catalog No. 50, write tor your copy today. MIDWEST AMERICAN DENTAL DIVISION ot American Hospital Supply Corporation Salates You- Students ot the School of Dentistry. We Feel Our Products and Your Slcill and Knowledge Comprise a Great Team! I74 W EL ll E' QQ ning If E ' 1 hw' ., N . C1fc11'fe.Sfo12 fs' f1k2e.s'f I75 Cannon S+reef CImarIesI'on, S. C. Phone 722-388I SWIMMING POOL 'I' RESTAURANT 24 HOUR TELEPHONE SERVICE I00 ROOMS' I00'7o AIR CONDITIONED SHUFFLEBOARD 'I' COLOR TELEVISION 'SPR- ' ,, .:fi'?ff2 ' i. ' I aff? . , I V 1 W A 3 Sinai! 51 U. S. I7 Wiihin Cify Limifs Area Code 803 xv 'sci Q15-gk A I75 J. HENRY STUHR, INC. Funeral Chapels 232 Calhoun-Charleslon 2I I9 Dorchesler Avenue-Charleslon Heighls FELDER DRUG STORES Where You Shop and Save Safely Charleslon, Soulh Carolina FELDER LAKESIDE PHARMACY I4l Broad Slreel 2940I FELDER'S SUPER REXALL STORE King af Calhoun 2940l FELDER-COTTON DRUGS SI. Andrews Shopping Cenfer 29407 F. C. PHARMACEUTICAL CO. I4I Broad Slreel 2940i FELDER-COTTON DRUGS I954 Maybanh Highway 29407 WACHTEL'S PHYSICIAN SUPPLY COMPANY 62-66 Sfales Sfreel Charleslon, Soulh Carolina Phone 722-3387 DISTRIBUTOR FOR Welch Allyn, Taylor Inslrumenl' Company Bausch 8: Lomb Oplical, American Oplical Serving Sluclenls and lnferns, Doclors and General Public Since l9l4-Everylhing lor lhe sick room F. C. FORD, Presiclenl and Treasurer W. H. FORD, Secrelary .5 Rem-Mix CQNCRETE F. C. FORD, Jr. Vice Presidenl 9.0 QO CQ Beal By Teal 1 H 'A If- 'Q P. O. Box 25I y 175' II' H161 P ' Charleslon, S. C. Q 'Q WUC DIAL RA 3-9229 King SI. Izxlension DIAL RA 3-9220 of I76 Magnolia Crossing million, mais as cuMpA,,, INSURANCE-BUNDS-LIFE msuiuucr CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA Why on eart oes RTIES OF 4 , ,. - m k 17 Casting Golds? Nev mlcro graln GOLDS lt1.mu: 'oP0'mo ' UU' mm' :1.oncA11on BRIIIELL USE ALLOY tuna: sT'E GT 95 In 2' HAIDIESS WLDERS -F Ihafma In- lu-fm4 ln- Duc-nur' N RECOIIEIDED ' tuserui. srnzuctnm 1011011111110 11011115 4 7 0- SWC-lf NEY-ORO A we 1- l825-i900 10,000 32,000 29.5 45 .000-120 SOFT suence . ,NWS NEY-0110 AA we 1- lB40fl960 14,000 42,000 28 05 .809-.729 Mg., DQ., , Y 27,500 55.000 32 95 Balanced Line 0,00 mms, NE'-0'0 A Tm 1650 ms FHT 32,500 00,500 32 125 .050 MEDIUM ONW5' 27000 50000 34 90 s 1 001 . A - . aanc 1ne cnowns Nev-0110 A-lo 111110 ll 1640 1140 Fm 37.000 moo Z9 no A650 s 32,000 61,000 35 110 NEY-ORO B-2 TYPE III 105051155 11 38.0lXl 05,000 34 120 Ba f ' Une FMT 51,500 00,500 10.5 105 -550 s 34,000 00,000 24 110 WN mms! gftfowzozf me III 1800-1950 11 42,500 70,000 24 130 '1E: 0R0 ' HARD CROWNS' 1111 54,500 79,500 I5 105 'Y M' H150 s 27,5111 50,000 33 100 BHIDGEWOPK NEY-ORO l-1 NP: III 10051050 11 31,500 00,000 Z7 120 B 'Wd L FMT 51,000 7Z,5CIJ I6 155 -550 s 30,000 01,000 30 110 NEY-ORO I-20 TYPE 111 100071120 11 01,000 92,000 I3 170 -550 FHT 01,500 87.500 12 l80 515 s 41,500 00,000 Zl 140 NEY-ORO G-J 111111 IV' 1030-1140 11 03,000 ll0,000 05 220 B lC'd L FMT 03,500 94,000 9 215 550 s 44,000 05,000 30 125 NEY-ORO PT 111110 IV 1615-1740 11 05,000 ll9,0lD 0 225 -550 ,mm 1111 93,001 105,000 0 225 W5 Dfmunzs, s 50,000 12,000 I3 l50 CROWNS. f:f'j0 ?: fgw 111111 iv 1015-1015 11 83,563 111,000 5 215 E 0 0 ' ELISA H121 ' oo' 1111 00,000 102,000 7,5 220 Y IRID EWOIK, D FULL Dfpqugg S 43,lIXl Blum 29.5 130 sw mfs, NEY-Ono 85 TYPE IV i595-1705 11 93,000 110,000 5.5 220 f ,mlm ,M FHT 93,000 104,000 1 225 -515 nesrourious S mlm 651000 I 31 N5 NSY-ORO to me IV 15551035 11 114.000 120,000 1,5 235 .615 1111 101.513 100,500 1 225 PAUNEY M T P s 03,500 01,000 I7 150 momm Cola, v E IV 10151010 11 04,500 100.000 1 205 1111111011 1111, FHT 104,000 l2l.Cl'J0 2 240 voncfwu SMG-I 150-2250 24,500 38,030 3 105 sum CERAMIC ruseo ro GOI-DS GOLD SMG-2 20352100 42,000 51,000 3 155 SMG-2 IESTOUTIONS SMG-3 21152310 00.000 13,000 2 200 sms-3 1 I Of these 17 high quality Ney micro-grain casting golds, we'd venture a guess that only a few of them are used by any given dentist. So why do we make the others? We make them all because individual requirements can vary so widely, in desired physical properties, in color preferences, and in economics. We feel that in selecting a Ney casting gold you should have a complete choice, so that you can pick the Ney gold tailor-made to meet your particular pref erence and requirements, Thus with Ney golds you never have to settle for second-best. incidentally, we think you will find one of our com- plete new physical property chans very handy for reference. Just write us and we'll send you a copy. 'This product appears on The American Dental Association List 0fCert1t1ed Dental lVlater1als. THE J. lvl. NEY Maplewood Ave., Bloomfield, Conn. WestVirginia Pulp and Paper changed its name to what people have been calling us for 80 years: estvaco Qur old name just didn't Et any more. Because, although papermaking remains a foundation of our business, it's no longer the sole focus. Already we're diversifying into entirely new fields fincluding consumer productsl through both internal growth and acquisition. We've expanded into disposable table- ware for home use. Weire testing a new nonwoven fabric for hospital and surgical applications.We're developing and marketing new chemicals to fight air and water pollution And we're engaged in land development. Today our company is humming along not only in 22 states of the U. S., but in Europe, Australia, and South America, too. But tomorrow is more than a new day. It's a new environment. And we intend to be an important part ofthat environment. New name and all. W is our new ticker symbol. Westvaco Corporation, Westvaco Building, 299 Park Avenue, New York 10017. Subsidiaries: Clupak, Inc., New York C. A. Reed Company, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, United States Envelope Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. Westvaco Development Corp New York, Rigesa, Ltda., Valinhos, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Westvaco Europe, SA , Brussels, Belgium, Westvaco Pacific Pty. Limited, Sydney, Australia Best Wishes trom o Medical Professional Garments 0 Nurses Uniforms, Shoes and R Accessories o Embroidery eauty on Duty 250 Calhoun Street Charleston, S.C. 2940i Phone 723-52 I3 Nexl Door to St. Francis Hospitall Best wishes tor a most prosperous future I FRANCIS MARION HOTEL New pre-packagedidarkroom from S. S..WHITE Q. incorporates important new developments that assure results at much less cost than individual components. fessional dental darkroom is self-contained within this system limits processing' temperature variation to 11 F and water for mixing solutions -and cleaning tanks. Af accepts 8 X 10 , 5 X 7 , 5 X 12 f'PanorexC'9l'anrd for wet readings: ample 'storage for mation about S. S. White X-Ra ts. Q. 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