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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1970 volume:

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LX ,, N N l I 4 E v a E 45134 ,L A MUSC Student A, ,.- E . , - 3 JL Q-ln, A Changing Face 4 I If ' 54 X.. 'fe eg V, 4125-- -kxgzkvi I , x.., 'Si ,X ,.L, x:,,, if A Ii + mg gg 4... VL' .,, Q ' '-Tzvf'-'L QM- .X M if '-'kv 1LJ.n,g Q 11 'ZW ---1: . cjjl5'7f'1QAx:'g.Fk' Q, js - 9 71. , X KL! -- -- ' , Af. f1 w'w? 4-- uw - Y ' if -1' 215 ' , A! wi Q, ,: 'jfmffz' vu 'hx u,, V 1 fl, ff, w.M.1, - 'jk LU fm Q' V -iii M 'j , f 1' W, 2' Towards The Future, The Establishment, T And Himself . . . UEMWQQQ S i3 1 14s LAR Q35 6,646 Y? H 2 0 Q, CDLL. MED. CAR. AU S. 18 2 4 I 'fit i' 'WZ .. U1 i ' Q - F7 f is X iff Y i X i hh Q fr' 4114, ff' i ' , ia l ii i NI' f W iff ' i W ' .f fi T i ii 'I X I f . i Af, J I Xu' 1 X 1, Ni' ii xxx? 't KN. k X ,f j 'vig 4 ,ff f' ,qu- i Administration , 3:3 William Mellen McCord, AB., Ph.D., MD., President of the Medical University of S.C. l 1 l Administration Under the auspices of Dr. William McCord and the members of the Board of Trustees which include: William C. Draffin, D.D.S., Benton M. Montgomery, M.D., Harrison L. Peeples, M.D., Henry Savage, LL.B., Harry R. Stephenson, lr., LLB., June O. Yarbrough, LL.B., Rembert C. Dennis, LL.B., Joseph P. Cain, Jr., M.D., Charles B. Hanna, MD., Neill W. Macaulay, D.D.S., John M. Pratt, M.D., John L. Pressly, A.B., J. Edwin Sahachte, Jr., BS., Robert W. Turner. chairman, and Governor Robert McNair, the Medical College of South Carolina received university status on July 1. 1969 by an act of the state legis- lature. This enables the Medical University to be eligible for federal funds to broaden education and research in the medical field. WWW? Zi? , . .. r .ff M , . . R -1 ,.,.,..,'-sv E zf5L'5'f:'w' ' rm. J: y ,,,,.,,., Vi' ,. 't're , i U22 fi, , ww li f-fi'JiP '2-r 112' 4 ., :A ,ee 2I L .5 I , ,454 ' -sf Q I'- an Miw g 5, l 1 '-w,. W -4 . John Elwood Wise, BS., lVl.A., Vice-President, Business Administration William DeKalb Huff, Vice President for Development and Public Relations Y,-'SJ NQX A. Administration James W. Colbert, Jr., MD., Vice-President, Academic Affairs Admlnlstratwn K- 1, UW uf,-Q 555,33 Q4 I . xlfjf sg w la. 'M T ifif 1 sv. Q 'J 1 Imxenrse W Snend Assoulle Admmlstxmox Me-111 H M Portel Jr Admuustxator Med1calUn1vers1ty HoQp1tal Unlversily Hospllal 24 N xo 9 Q j ,, sl N-....,-,ref ...4 4- 4 'Sf MU af iff! Caroline Lawn, Registrar ' s l Charlie Knee, Public Relations Mary Forbes McLain, Admin istrative Assistant to the Pres indent 5- 1-.. . maxim X :,' N 2 Q 1 2 2 r I 5 1 P W ,Q fi L wan ' 4' 3 f f A '4 P Wh, - Whlmuifvbwu-4 z :zf 2:1-.1-naval-f1lllhw , ,. , X --wmv . Wwfffw. . ,, , '- ' fill! ,w.1 .f. ' - A -Q -1'-- ...--if , Q W fig mm W., mm I giif-pin,.,., K: T:-xc , N' A .,,: 'ur ug: Yfawtg-'.!..':.: ,,,- ' ' . V f-A-' I A VZ -- N I ' M . -rmzu .4 . W- i ti: f'11'I..L8- . ww, ..., - - I H-un 1 Y. jggggf 4 ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,. ..-...,. .-.W-M Q--ww.. 4 Nga... 'AA- fg..g.5,L,1 QM W , ,. u I-f- . A ,,,,,,U r I -' 1' ' K... I . 2 f '+ , Y 'f . , 4 A . 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School r - af Pharmacy The School of Pharmacy occupies a unique po- sition in being intimately affiliated with the various departments of the School of Medicine. Pharmacy students receive instruction in such courses as bi- ological chemistry, physiology, pharmacology, public health, and bacteriology from teachers who have spe- cialized in these respective fields. The correlation of these courses regularly offered in the school of Phar- macy is most valuable, and is made possible only in those schools where both the course in medicine and pharmacy are taught. Dr. John Hampton Hoch, ology and Pharmacognosy. Professor of Bi- , U Cuff? ': P41 Z5 AI'9 70. -Vrq, Uafzp 'V4vo4,,,,Nu +4-IL'- ..'Z. ,':7gv f lh- .-Q WMM md School of Pharmacy Faculty ' -v 0.-P-'-'L 15.5 ' ,r Y A JTJM h2.:C'l I Dr. Blake F. Putney, Chairman and Professor Department of Pharmacy. LEFT: Dr. Alvin F. Dodds, Chairman and Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Class of 1970 'M Q Q 'E Pharmacy CLASS OFFICERS: V.-Pres. Dennis Davenportg Sec.-Treas. Kathryn Cheatham Pres. Sammie Carros n 9 VfsT?kYrNWs -. , 12' n. Rondall Honeycutt fait Thomas Gantt Gerald Hughes Douglas Duncan Richard Eubanks Mildred Fippen Hampton Campbell Sammie Carros Kathryn Cheatham Dennis Davenport if q Ray Humphries ,Ion Jackson Jimmy Jackson Eddie King , VII' 8' , ,4,s 4 , X I 1 ff Mn f I I ,, ffl iq? , 6 , . '04, f, Q , 4 u fy., f e g ! ' 515 6! 1 A 1 fl, g M,,,, ,g f 1 L QW , ' V. ,.,. 1. -V,f. 4? Class of 1971 Pharmacy y 'A 'ifif 'l -bm. ' ,.-A E f' l ie 3 5 if I K 1 .ii CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Marvin Gilbertg V.-Pres. Tony St. Pierreg missing Sec.-Treas. Harry Mays 35 Snowman in action. James Baucom Joseph Blanton Terry Buffkin Donnie Edwards Stephen Epstein Marvin Gilbert Charles Jones Fred Lesh Harry Mays Mark Patterson Gregory Rohde Robert Skinner .1 f Dennis Sullivan Anthony St. Pierre Alexander Walker Y ,MAG X Leigh Weibel FY fx X X X ss? I f E Q 5 g. 23 Class of 1972 Pharmacy CLASS OFFICERS: V.-Pres. Jim Greeng Sec.-Treas. Jill Laneg Prw. Barney Summerlin 37 No that canft be right. Jerry Byrd Ron Cherry Graham Collins Steve Dean Kenneth Ducker Stevie Efstration Wayne Epperson Jerry Faile Nell Faulkenberry Linda Finley James Greene Barluara Gunter Theron Hegler Homer High l.arry Horton Hal D. Kelley Cliff Kolb Jill Lane Phillip Lemmon Pat McAbee Thomas Morris Dwayne Moss Tenny Moss Nancy Myers Jimmy Ponder Tony Solesbee Joe Spruill Barney Summerlm Bill Truesclale Gill Walker M E '- m, I ': V:4 .Q'f ' 'i - M+? f' , A, . ,A A' .. 1 A. A A.,. A In xx 4 -'- '-1-f x , ' ,AII ,2A.A ' .W .iii xi b ,vivliilnl . AA I W H I .J 7 V f y ,., ,.. f 1 Q X T' ' ' , vw a t fp f - i f - fi . 'I q.' 1 ' ff' 1 .- . .,A. . ' , jf f 1 , 'V ,,.: q - if 3 ?'33Z - I , . yy . 5 U:, , bQ J .5 ' Q 'l' ' gf 4' 5 :1,.:h GA L IV yi X ii ok R X ly A 2 ff .f l X f ' A f I u g , .. . .. X W W EAR , Q ff' X 9 U' 5 1 S ' u 1' 5,2 1 'L.!: XV ' arg X X x NX X L I ,- F . M 535 LF 1 Q I 1 f V + 15, W' :Ii f V1 lg? yi 4 -N .., , L f - k -Q, I f 1 'A -:cr A .Wa J -f' ' J Ii M f' if? if-' ,. School of Nursing - .f f Dr. Marcia Curtis, Dean. ll? I I E' 9, If '-xx 5- fwsnvvm' ' , I , '-1 ' 3Q'lf.'5,7f School of ursing The aim of the School of Nursing-merit in education, patient care, and research-are those shared by the other schools of the Medical University. The nursing program has been revolutionized in the past five years: the first class with a BS. in nursing graduated in the summer of 1969. Students are prepared to serve the community not only in their medical capacity, but also as active, well-rounded members of society. L O 'iss School of Nursing Faculty f' ,af A ff' it If M A, c, I V V V: IVA, ..,, I ,,,.. . My W 44 Dr. Blanche Urey, Assistant Dean for Curriculum, Co-ordinator Medical-Surgical Nursing. NN. L 4. ...,,,Kv 'N ' ' -N. s...-uv , Ruth Pierce, Assistant Dean for Administrative Affairs .,,,.,f Q f LEFT: Margaret Ann Kerr, Assistant Dean for Clinical Nursing. BELOW: Barbara J. Thomas, Assistant Professor Medical- Surgical Nursingg Mary Lee Kirkland, Assistant Professor Medical-Surgical Nursing. S chccl of Nursing Faculty ABOVE: Martha Anderson, Chairman lVlaternalfNewborn. ABOVE RIGHT: Henrietta Pfeffer, Chairman Public Health Nursing. RIGHT: Ruth Hutto, Chairman Pediatric Nursing. fr., rfl K, xii K 1 Lx- fn lt 1 x ,,. a 'i' Class of 1970 Nursing ta CLASS OFFICERS: V.-Pres. Margie Thompsong Sec. Carolyn Priesterg Pres. Beverly Coxg missing Treas. Linda Carter Y' ' ' ' S' L L L..-,Q-iwammf wx X .i.:h- 'iff XZ Anita Baker Linda Carter Nancy Chapman Beverly Cox Sandra Gafford Katherine Grant Patty Sue Hardwick Carolyn Hitchcock LlVIy girdle is killing me' r f' 50 patients, you've got to be kidding. Barbara Smith Margaret Thompson Sharon Timmerman Jo Alyce Lett Melanie Lynch Martha Madden Catherine Melfi Linda Ogburn Linda Patton Carolyn Priester Joyce Sessions Class of 1971 Nursing CLASS OFFICERS: V.-Pres. Gloria Schirmerg Sec. Debbie Colemang Pres Debbie Broaclwellg missing Treas. Emily Dickens so , +i..,.lL .lane Aures Debbie llroadwell Kathy lirock Carol Catoe Debbie Coleman Lincla Dew Emily Dickens Ginger Dunslon ,Ioan Durham Paula Floyd - ag .- Suzie Kay Pi Kornahrens Toni Morris Linda Norman Brenda Rivers Gloria Schirmer ,leanne Sippell Millie Small Patty Sweat Beth Tamplet , Www, ' W rf ,A ..' 'W ,W i 2 N. x Pam Thomas Nancy Watkins Carol Watson Sherry Wheeler ,J fIQ:,.f-3-R' ' F 5 - 1- ' . vw! ,Ly AI' it sg B N Ig i as 4 , of S, :,: : :1,- Z HI: i QQ K x Z X . 1' f og!! X ,,. -, Q, EW? gy lf' ll 9 1 ,ef Z V 5 2 4 Y 'gi f za W Class of 1972 3 'z Nursing ' i ALLX 1 Q k wq g fg s vi 2 A 6 ,ff X R W ' 5 . XXX T . X . , AN K x, 1515. A Q S f .Q N: .3 - ' , , kq. , .,,, A H 3 s- jig' px, V V L . 'W . 2 fix - ' ,,,. A f '-1 5 ' -- fffw ' 'J ie 1 . ...,,. , ,.,, CLASS OFFICERS: Treas. Kathy Schmidtg Pres. Nancy Springsg V.-Pres. Carol Bunton: Sec. Rudy Barfield Dixie Chafin Linda Evans .limmie Ewin Maree Fann -vm ' ' x -AWP Eleanor Friar Sandra Hall Tomi Hamrick Mary Harrell Tina Hawkins Vivian Jameson CTW ff!- 1 '7 ,vw '15 Nancy Springs Ann Wall Kathy Schmidt Janet Senn Janice Smith Kathy Matter Sally Melfi Maryan Mercer Elaine Morris Emma Murchison Anita Nivens Pat O'Brien ,lo Osborne Cora Roberts - - - -- x X x x. l Class of 1973 Nursing JI'- w ' , ' V J' , , A, 'H MEMURLAL CLASS OFFICERS: V.-Pres. Elhvl Murchison: Trans. Plllll Lundy: Pres. June McLellan: Sei' Elaine Roper nag, f W Rea Gunter Ann Hardy Mary Anne Garrett Sue Gibson Sherry Gillespie , ,. . V, .. '. 7, 2, .. ,L ,1'fQ ,,' 2, -21 ' 1 Dianne Carlton Nancy Carpenter Martha Dowling Ellen Flowers , , , ' 2 , 1 5 A j Carolyn Ayers Lorna Bagwell Rhonda Boatright Deborah Boswell Wanda Cain 1 ,, af . ,. Q --:fi , . l . L ' 1 l 1 l Jggs Nancy Howell Ann Jones Gena Jones Jo Ann Jones Sherri Keach Sandra Lane Dale Lee Nancy Lee Pam Lundy Kay lVlcCutcheon Jane lVlcLellan Betsy lVIcNeely Sheron Mitchum Ethel Murchison A Sally Nicholson XX, X X f 1 ffm , if , f,,' J ff f ,nf f, 'f 5 gf ,If 1, fzf, Uv f f -ya may f ff ,Q If f 1 f I 2 x If , Q 5 iffy 3212 Q1 ' 5 iffkf ff 4 ,Q , ,,,, .. Susie Parker Lynn Pope Iona Poston Cladney Powers Lois Pressley Betty Renfrow Elaine Roper Irene Rule Susan Shapleigh Ann Taylor Kathy Turner Libby Walker Cathy Westbury Becky Whittington Rose Anne Williams f7 4.10--XX X Nlix X J I Kiki , V Wd - ' I' r or , A I f 0 . 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V X Bk M 2. x Q I 1 X' Eigff h lx ' VV-+A-VV..V.....VVfV . V V W I V IJV A 'ff' x V M, I,.fM , I gh 'VV f ,V.,f.--V - l ,.-1 X4 1 . f 1 .,',- f I , VMVV' if A X N ff' ! 0 QM 1 ,X 5 04 A f x ' Hy f KID 4 X C 5+-...- 'I Q School of Medicine School of Medicine 4 my 334 fr, ' ff .ff f V , 1' 'j'fs'j1'f' wfc f' ,' , 4. 5.f,,:f 4 filnv- ,. , .f, , ,,.,. ,V,ffff'..Vf'f71,f.f.,,, ,ff , , ,.,4 ,. 4,4 ,,,, . 'Wx vi ,M ,Zn , ,, 4' , .,,:,, .Q ,.,,.,1,A.I,, , Serving three primary purposes- education, research, and medical care -the School of Medicine prepares the young men and women of today to face the challenges of tomorrow. Willi hard Work, dedication, a genu- ine interest in people, and an ever in- creasing search for knowledge, medi- cal students acquire the ahilities to serve mankind. Dr. Robert H. Green, Dean -I '1-.91 'f x Bw A ft' ' ' -,JN '14-,' , A f l ..5'7fW, if X 'J 41' 1 v s, .5 'iff ': -A, HZ, xg,-f ,gffgef-'v , U , ,. , , 41 't iir 4 ' ,L '23 A irr, L 4' LEFT: Dr. Curtis Worthington, Chairman Department of Anatomy, Assistant Dean for Curriculum. BELOW: Dr. Robert P. Walton, Ch Pharmacology. airman Department of , qt' . in V, fi , 1 A C ,,f nf. LEFT: Dr. Curtis P. Artz, Chairman Department of Surgery RIGHT: Dr. Kenneth Lynch, Jr., Chairman Department of Urology. BELOW: Dr. Milton C. Westphal, Chairman Department of Pediatrics. W W' 71 V sg' Fo ,. Dr. M. Clinton Biometry Miller, III, Chairman Department of 4- School of Medicine Faculty c,c, - Dr. Norman L. Garlick, Chairman Department of Laboratory Animal Medicine. FAR LEFT: Dr. William B. Baggett, Chairman Depart- ment of Chemistry. Dr. Harry W. Mims, Chair- man Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Dr. R. Layton lVlcCurdy, Chairman Department of Psychiatry. Dr. Lawrence L. Hester, Jr., Chair- man Department ol Obstetrics ancl Cynec-ology. Dr. R. W. Hanckel, Jr., Chairman Department of Otolaryngology. Dr. Daniel W. Ellis, Clinical Pathology. Chairman Department of e e Faculty School of Medicine . ABOVE: LEFT: Dr. William Valloton, Chair- man Department of Ophthalmology. LEFT: Dr. Kelly T. McKee, Acting Chairman Department of Medicine. Dr. John E. Mahaf fey, Chairman De partment of Anesthe- siology. Class of 1970 Medicine z.-'Z f f Q a rm X Q , CLASS OFFICERS: Pres., Edward Westg V.-Pres., Thad Lee . 1 , i N A i i , - J . J 1 ' :gr J M f F- , r ggi.. E Sec.-Treas., Miriam DeAnton10 -P u ,1 V1 K' lb-QW? 5 L 'Z' 2 51' MWA n s gy., in-Q ' l ...mf l 3 f ,Ay Leon K. Howard John A. Abrams Frank A. Axson Robert E. Babb Jeffry A. Belknap John W. Bell, Jr. Richard K. Bogan Nath T. Camp Wayne D. Cartee Vasa W. Cate John V. Dacus William M. Edwards James E. Fulcher - -n-m,,.,,,,,,,,,m 69 Hugh T. Loriek. Jr. Baxter F. lVIeLenclon, III Robert B. lVl0oreheafl. Jr. J. Phillip Olmert. Jr. Vincent T. Peng Rene Ravenel Benjamin Risinger George L. Rosebroek, Jr. Richard J. Sanders Robert T. Smith H. Albert Stresing John R. Tysinger fini -ij The way l think , . WWW Q uwj . ,a I ,, H I F I 1 I I V L1 Class of 1971 Medicine Q ' 9 I ff 9 CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Frank Foreman, V.-Pres. Bruce Sumerel, Sec.-Treas. Fred Chisholm ae:-f X1-4 '.:-A2'v 5 Dx S FFC' I ef ' A A. X 1 'V pi Robert Baker Daniel Bates Harris Bonnette James Bowen Edward Bray Olin Burton Larry Capps David Clyde Bill Crosswell Richard Dreskin 16 4- '-w ,.,,,551,3--1-3.-,s55-- , M-.--,,.,-.,. ,,4. , . ,,,.,. - !Ff lk F . 'WF v Q X B F' John DuBose Fuller Durham Miles Elmore William Felber James Furse Lyle Graham i M -ww , ' f , V X ., mm fx 1 A . - .. - x Ni' P Raymond Grubbs Harold Holmes F'-1 . J, . ,fix D is iw-,vs :Q 'x f .fx if frg 5 W xy Vala , S Q U 'Y any 'S-L.. K r---. -sr! gr ,n.. ,.. I9 'Ut ar- Cl'-7 4' Lf? S ., ' 1 A, Wg, -f- ---Y -. ,, f-1 'f' ,, - .'.'g,-1 ,, , fe Ht- if QR E it U ? Q un E 55? f Q i Q or-f 'F . f v-- . 'Wr it S 9 S ts nik. '72 Q M V 4 , .-.Vf':E'-51 ' --Q: .125 , A w., I A ...., X , , . .. 'x ff '?v '. ff in 've----f-B3 ,I -f - x x 'ii --ff ,-.3Efl.fi- . V -'ft itii t ' fax .QF fhln... Sam Stoddard Inga Taylor Ken Warrick Bob Williams Richard Williams Ted Wingard 555 X If Paula Hughson Robert Irvin John Kirkland Ronnie Littlefield Tom Mahon William E. Matthews John R. McGill John Merritt John Nolen Patricia Peeples J oe Rice Steve Rothstein Mike Smith l 5 '57 lgsf- Y' ' ' i Sv is Class of 1972 Medicine lx , 5, ti ? 2 . - , I . . - CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Benny Clarkg V. Pres. Bill Stodclardg Sec.-Treas. Ken Bell R Niger I l A1 Q .1 . J 11-1A ' me -- 35 i:3 ff gl I 1 fo xi ,O Z W e v W Robert Wells X'? - 1 r'qg fan NX XXX E Sw -F Lee Sigmon Bill Simpson G. Murrell Smith Alexander Smythe Ronald Trescot Michael Watts X M1 i Edwin Anderson Cecil Brown William Burns Arland Compton Elliott Gellman John Gray Charles Harmon Michael Hyman Fred Norman Fred Shealy Class of 1973 Medicine li'-Il simx., . -':'+ '3 X CLASS OFFICERS: Sec.-Treas., Don DuBoseg Pres., Jerry Jebailyg V.-Pres., Jon Dieter -if iff. 4 x is ,shy X5 xl ij s xy -.. s 9 5 ss x f X.. V 2.1-JEAQQI?L??9?Z5i'i?5 B .A.....,-ax 1, .,,- '1 ,We , f,y,,.,,, . ,gi na :af Qwmf. ff Q, 6 ,dr 'T QT fl V4 it ff, frjj if 3 52 ,-, , . A, , '12, . - f -3 5112 A Qs 'F ' 1 zmiff , 'f . w wg- -f ' , V, . ' ! Robert Bevier William Blackstone Harry Brooks Max Bryant Thomas Burkart William Cain nwyg, K ' , 492- Andrew Arnold David Baker Robert Belding Roy Berry Julian Abbott Randy Abrams Sara Elizabeth Allgood James Anderson Robert Anderson Mickey Cline Randy Cooper Robert Craft Russell Creech ,Iohn E. Cross Joe Cullom Brian Dantzler John Davenport Jerome Degen ,lon Dieter William Dobbins Stephanie Donnelly 40 ,' 1 'ma fa 5 ,f y la, Y I, li I if - ., . ,,, f 'lf' ' M7T A Lp' ,N V -, .. -.., , . u ' ' ' A fs ras K Where's the meat? U 'Ks ...ul Corbitt Kelly William Kendrick Larry Kibler says Wesley Smith. Otis Engelman John Erhart Lindsay Forrester Barney Freeman John Garrett Irwin Goodman William Hardaway Carey Hite Wayne Hudson J ack Hutcheson Ralph Johns Press Jones ff -ng 5 4 at ef.-, William Lindler George Lowder George Malanos Buddy Marchbanks' Mike Marzluff Hayne McMeekin William McWilliam Michael Meeks Milton Nelson James Page Melmoth Patterson Joseph Pearson S arf-may 3 X , .... ., ..,,, 5 ,,,., ,..,. mi F A I I I 1 ,x Thomas Pelrusick William Pills Robert Powers if , lf Floyd Putney Wayne Rogers John Sanders Harold Shaw Roger Shealy Ken Shull Wesley Smith James Townsend Thomas Tucker David Walsh James Warmoth R. W. Watkins William Wessinger Toby Westmoreland Chip Whitlock Robert Wilson l Xmas - Gam- 99 7 N L p I gp! . 1 f' D X 1 Q W ff ,f zr -I1, , 1 X V A N xi IW 4 X Cb I ! - ? 1 i 2 f QD School of Graduate Studies School of Graduate Studies If If Don Cameron Anatomy Donald llenney Pharmacology Karen Frick lwicrolniology -,r. ,,,,., Y,:.,,,,,-, V.. . V .... .... 1 5, X The School of Graduate Studies at the Medical University encompasses research. Although the school is small the discoveries made are great. Frederick William Kinard, Dean itsxfwhk Nw 'u 1 Ag f fl! rt ff ? f Mae-wi 'YL , ,,. 'kd , x Donald Denney works diligently on his thesis. James Majeski Pathology Ernest Walker Chemistry Creighton Wrenn Anatomy b Doug Wilkerson struggles with his typewriter. 1 I 1.4 85 , fi School of Dentistry ,w as I' , , X' 'Nangwgf I, qflalufllfl' 1 ff, f ,L 7 ,ffl Z School As the newest school in the Medical Uni- versity complex the School of Dentistry has made great progress since its organization. Currently under construction and pro- jected to be completed by the fall semester 1970, the new dental school will offer, as the present facilities do, the ultimate in new techniques and equipment. Its mission is to prepare for effective pro- fessional and community service, and to in- still in the students a sense of vocation and solid foundation for further professional and graduate education. Q 3, I flnifywft, Dr. John E. Buhler, Dean. , OIQIIPF1' new buildings will house' the- lilnrnry. illiIlIllliSiI'iIiiYQ' ofiic-es. and classrooms for basic scierwe ins! ruvl ion. of Dentistry Dr. Walter A. Hall, Jr., Assistant Dean, Director of Clinics Professor of Prosthodontics, Chairman. 90 School of Dentistry Faculty TOP: Dr. Ronals lVl. Gerughty, Associate Professor of Oral Pathology, Chairman. BOTTOM: Dr. Robert Jordan, Professor of Com- munity Dentistry, Chairman. FAR RIGHT: Dr, Charles J. King, Professor of Crown and Bridge Dentistry, Chairman. ,r-xy. 4 ,,f C51 1.2 , .4-.,, 1, rn ask ' vw 1 l 1 l l x ' En: , ,. sf Q5 li ' iffy! , .1Q,.-5 ss. . .M 'QW 'f as.-11 iii, GNaxf.1...,yf1, ,121-:S-iwassw. X - Q-:Ns S-:rw-f seg? VWX x X s fix Ms., -ya. .Q .,. 5, g. JK 9 X N wwf: 2-cvrxzv.: asf: '-Y.-zramzfr-.2 s :. -W, SEQ.:-5 , wsgsafx : ex.iQ.5-Q qi ' -. N E ,ggga zfg P i,s'gQ4.-Qsfagi--Aifzfw .. ,XX, - , zz,-1-v b 1 ,... . -wi liwil-Piririwv .v..s.-.. as Q, , .fr ,,-X 1- - P N. K . . .V We 22,3151-1.32321 nb -A -'3f12i+2i'.--1...zi . . Masq f -0 f A - ..,a,.asvxsm.r , .. .hs .- 2-ex .A-4..-wiiry' 'Q ,- . g.w..uZfs??',q.- .yew Q ra-Nam.-Iqcvf-ra r ,sis Vega. , , wir-va: ask O fy, X Siixzi ESQ. if 5-Qs. 2 ABOVE: Dr. Benjamin F. Lawson, Associate Pro- fessor of Oral Medicine a n d Periodontology, Chairman. LEFT: Dr. John W. Cor- coran. Professor of Pedi- atric Dentistry, Chairman. 9I School of Dentistry Faculty , vm- Nw, li , wi' , ' l . 6 W t ' 3 .. Fa :Q 'A 7-,awww-an-:uw-ww X tv -'QRQFF' Dr. William lrby, Chairman, Department of Oral Surgery. 9 5 -Q Dr. Ned H. Anderson. Professor of Orthodontics. l Chairman. i f it s l l .ill Q l ' to ti f !. 1 Ur. Herbert L. Butts. Professor of Operative Den- A, Yl 'q3 'lf , . w . 1 . ' tlslrv and lumlotlollcs. t.llilll'IlIllIl. l i ll' 5, ,A r i, . l' ,t f .X s M it VI 5 xx E r , X 'W' ,M , A 1 A X L ji f- N K CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Jim iVIcClaryg V.-Pres. Bob O,Nealg Sec.-Treas. Joe Webbg Honor Council Dennis Gazes lgkyf ff i X 1 l 1 r ki 'izi V Class of 1971 Dentistry Wayne Bennett Richard Carpenter J ack Cheek Frank Copeland MA 4' lk I x 1 W Q v 7' A fa , , 'XM Robert Gamble Dennis Gazes Charles Hanna John Holt Robert Howell Harold ,lablon Robert Keith nl! at 1 .M , r- 4- , Q .3 ,Q - '. sz:1:1A 'V Q C r w 6'1 'R :Y x ! Kr ,tt l A ,.r?LlwPw 9 l L QA C l I X l . 'Ibn .- Q ggi-A 2 x . ,qi ' L If In '.., , g ' vA.,', 1' f wwf ' f ,WX 1 I ' t ,M g .M ' ,Z 2, . vvy I , , K I ' ' fi ' ff uw W 9 John Worrell '5'l-- an-Q, 'mx X A 7 y gl fi gs Q , A., Robert Sweet Joseph Webb L1'.'.2P. Peter Myers Robert O7Neal Starling Ray j, ,,,-an-4' Terry Kunkle William Laney James McClary Scott Moore AX l i,,., 4 Class of 1972 RM Dentistry CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Mike Runeyg V.-Pres. Richard Beck Sec.-Treas. Jack Davisg Honor Council Robert Haile. ., ii! ..,.... ' 4,251 2- f I ' ur 5 ' ,- v i T 1 Z '4What did you say we were having for lunch? :,Z.7,,7,..,,,..i V.,, ,, ,Y ' as 1-. 75' C , - ,O .V wg, Aw an ,xr .., ,V V r x 3, gf -1 is -ft, -n V 1 - - 7 ' 'f , e 1 5 ' ' ---. I 'wan X , 2 A -ff ri W, 'M l sggfxghmyg! 4. 5 ...ff f' ,ds - 'm59fT5 :Www qw, ' 'gg any .,- 1 M 9 f 1, A , 'AI 4 A,-if - 1 .-2' 'L: Z5f'. 1 'ff Q ' ' Ml. 4 , Q - I 4j4x2'Vg.-1g'2'2l1- -'ew ' - , ,, . ,M A V V' V, saga, E, V. .5 mi. f ' fl vff . 'ilk wg, Steve Ackerman Fred Baker Richard Beck Tom Burriss s-'ffl ,lohn Freeman Robert Halle Daryl Huffman David Ivey Charles Jones Albert Roberts Michael Runey Ronald Toole Norman Weller Brent Klinger Francis Mills Fred Pollard William Ray Herbert Riddle Class of 1973 Dentistry .I And laying his finger aside of his nose . . . CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Dave Olsong V.-P. Sec.-Treas. Bill Weber 2 fi Q E 1 I A '1 'Ni g 1 Charles Hookg , . Don Ahern Eugene Atkinson Robert Belk William Cofer Tommy Fowler Charles Hanna Howard Haney Daniel Hartley Dental students work dlll ently in the lab. Randall Heffron Charles Hook ff-iq 1? X- D' W gms '5' ' Q .5 ' A . , ,J ., 'gf' , x 1' ,fwfr l Q 5 f..JK vvvi af 'W . Q -452 :': 1 if , William Weber Edward Wise Joseph Workman George lVlcTeer David Meadow David Olson James Padgett John Sherer Carlos Smith Danny Sneed Wayne Stewart Z 1 x l 'iv School of Allied Health Sciences PUMWNHWQ W ! liQ ', R ,:,.,.cR abou in we-na 6 Dr. William N. Adams Smith, Dean 'K mw m g I Q 'lg' xw,, N 1 , ..X,X ,g i, ....!.....1 Q I X-'rs - ,.H:1 T K 1 3511 3 I m V NI 5 L School of Allied Health Sciences 4' , 1 ,f :V-.fu ,Z-1,44 xx- 'J 41.12257- ,ff: :Li4-g4- 'jf ff' ' ' -- ,wa-ia, 1 'i 5 J, 1-,, 1, if L 9 'f'7i3f'f -' 'GHZ' 55' 'CRN X . ..fZF-3-as . . . -,.4.,,.,,fA.,. ., .,,,.-,.Q,y . . 1-f y:1 fl ' ,. pg 1, The School of Allied Health Sciences at the Medical University was established in l966. The school has grown to include ten programs of study. Included in its programs of study are: Cytotech- nology, Dental Teclmology, Histologic Teclmol- ogy, lnhalation Therapy, Medical Laboratory As- sistant, Medical Record Administration, Medical Technology, Nurse Anesthetist, Practical Nursing, and Radiologic Technology. Entrance require- ments and length of study vary with each program. Certificates are awarded for successful completion of courses, and a B.S. degree may he awarded in courses equivalent in length and material to col- lege courses. Department heads not plzoiograplzeul: Miss M. S. Cash ..... Medical Record Administration Dr. Robert Jordan .......... Dental A Technology Mrs. M. S. Barker ........ Practical Nursing Dr. E. lf. Mcliee .... Cytotechnology in Dr. C. R. l'lennigar ...... llistologic Technology Dr. C. F. Stevenson ........ Medical Technology and Medical Lah Assistant Dr. Harold S. Pettit, Dept. Head. Radio- Dr. J. E. Mahaffey, Dept. Head, Nurse logic Technology. Anesthetist and Inhalation Therapy. Linda Scott Cytotechnology students observe specimens under their microscopes. 2 School of ' .fvi f , I agnnlnllf 4 ww' sw' 4 ye PY ff' IO6 ,wg ,fm fix 'Q -1-.. X ,rr totechnolog 3 r Margaret Timmons Melvina Washington Cytotechnology students assist each other in lab A Q Ifwmwin fm! Esther Brantley Sharon Cheatham Mary Alice Cronin Jeannie Hiers Louise Hill Constance Iones Cay Leonard Linda Love X1 ll I1 asking for il.lrll4l'1lyln -Q59 f ' -2 i ge A f wr-4-,,, z J' a 2 School of E wi ll , LN he MM' A i Norma lVlcClain Gina Roman Carolyn Schwartz Jeanne Soubeyroux JoAnn Stone Debbie Tuttle Joyce White Terri Williams Joyce White prepares to Qtart for class. Ui me . hi 1 4 I 4 H- wh v 77 M K IQ NES. Margie Hig Beth MCKin RyC pb LdCt School ofl x I F' 'lk-3' K N l X n 5 l I ' u Inhalation Therapy V - -5 I i X yjr. Es: GQ I i Margie, Beth, and Sue work hard at their Chemistry problems. .lean lVlcLoud Sue Miller Rita Oestricher Elizabeth Putney ,K N y Mahoney S School of Histo1ogicT sh! N I L Fechnique El? Peggy Umphlett Christopher Walker Catherine Weile 1 1 w i j 2 'Pie School of Medical Laboratory Assistants Sylvia Cook studies a slide very carefully. Mary Cheek Sylvia Cook Barbara Filiberti .Y L M 1 5 Debra Greene Judy Hardee Lynda Harrington Diane Jamtgaard ,5- I f A Carol lVlcCollum VW! ju. Q049' W W Sherry Thomas Janice Neal Josie Powell Barbara Smith Johnette Smith Linda Mclnnis Sharon Manquen Cynthia Mizzell School of M d' 1 e a Helyn Asbury Sara Borop Martha Brown Margaret Munch Wessie Osborne Wanda Taylor ffttC't?'Uf?'?'f4f, cw II6 Anne Thompson Ruby Waters Sharon Woosley , 5 ,, X ? 3753 1 sh , .wmpnmwwmmm ,, 9 14 , I, ,Q ,, , , L , , ,, 7 z-f-m,wfmQ- ,f f ifdilg? ?' J V , .I Q . I if L , , , A HY? U, 'W ',n'.o..,i ,H np, ,,- ,f,, ff .., A I K 1- 1 :f f f-, . !'v'! . , V ,1 Q ,, 5' A , E ' 1- ,g L Q 1 . L, V, H I, 1 , wi ' .,f. 6 o - 'my School of Medical Record Administration Ruth Carter Julia Sherer Medical Record Students receive IIIQITUCUOII in many aleas. Qi M dee Q 2 3, l N Ww3 School of Nurse Anesthetists Willialn Hagan Patrick Sills Mr. Hicks lectures on sleeping techniques. A---U--..4:.,,,,. .cw -- e X ,- '-'---.,...,.,,,,,,Q Q- ' Y v ' V- A -...w...,..,..,,,,M ww' , . A .. N-.-.,,..,,m, ,em w 'Ln-nu-I-M ..'---., V .A ' I CLASS OF JANUARY, 1970 Beulah Butler Bobbie Jean Evans Diane Fleming Barbara Clover Vivian Habersham Virginia Hagwood Hazel Higgins Manila Holcombe Roseanne Hook Isabel llderton Sylvia Milligan Rose Marie Pinckney Mary Pope Sarah Rouse Greta Schlenker f f H, , fffitm ,Jef Juanita Simms Vancenia Smalls Alfrecla Washington Nl 4. Nursing CLASS OF JLWLY. 1970 ' WL.. Michele lVIazzell Mary McClellan Alice Thomas Sarah Williarwis Janeen Boan Ivey Boland Evelyn Holden Nancy Breuer .lanet Chisolm Catherine Clark Katie Coaxum Kathleen DeVan Lillian DeVasto Barbara Elston Shirley Ferrell Joyce Hoarcl Ruthie King Esther Lamm Catherine Lloyd 4 3 F'- 4 i W I + 11 I H? in Z 3, h l lx 1 lx. Technology 'S w v' ' 1' iff 1 R096 Sigwald Nlargaret Smith li Ii--.... Linda Lighthart Kathleen Wloynihan Cheryl Rumph 'QR jwiflji fr--fr-.T 1 G -L I I x K Q I M Un! Xf X X f Q 4 f Urganization nxakpk ' VXNX-XR., in Q Nxxifx, N., Y . 3-RNSXN QSXAN Charles W. Hanna, Chairman THE INTERSCHOOL COUNCIL serves as a committee representing the stuclents of all the schools ol the lVleclical University. lt is com- posed of representatives from each school, and they work to promote communications hetween the stuclents and administration. The council plans social functions anrl other activities which are clesignccl to pro- mote fellowship and the exchange ol itleas. This year's activities in- cluclerl a hack-to-school clance, Christmas clance, and a concert featuring U. ,l. rllliomas. gs Interschool Council OOL COUNCIL: Seated, left to right: Bob Scarpato, Graduate Studlesg Sharon Tlmmerman, Nursing, Den- ?11iIEDilyg1E:JId?t?I-Bharmacyg Nancy Watkins, Nursing, Ben Clark, Medicine, Mary Ann Groblewski, Allied Healthg Bill Stod- dard, Medicine, Richard Beck, Dentistry, and Paul Akers, Graduate Studles. : U I I - I . l I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I . I I , 'E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,, If I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I In I M, I F , I I I I I I I I I I I It I I' I I I I I I I I , If I f I J o I I I ,Q I I I I I I I I I I I I lr I I I I I I I I I I , I? I, f I F I ' 5 I I I I I I I I I I . 25 ,V ,,,, f I I I I I I I a I I I I I ,I If I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I F 2? ,III , If I I, I I I I I I I I I I i It ,I i , Ii I I IlIsI.I'I.I I Illtlfffiii, ,lffilll I I I I I I I' I if I -ix? M QQ-kg J' 4 an f ,ff 5, N- w W' 'H 'I 1 vw' My ', 'f JW' ,Q-' J 3,951 apkkgiyf lm? 4,194 HW, .34 ,ff 950139 pl' 55469 419 A .V ,,,l ,Q Emma lVlurm'hison, Cu-Editor The Caducean Staff Arland Compton, C0-Editor ks , x .,- S ,., f Meri + ig :X ,- Z f l CADUCEAN EDITORS S? Co-Editors ................. Emma Murchison Arland Compton Business Managers .... .... N ancy Springs Sally lVlelfi Faculty Editor .. Ray Humphries Class Editor ......... ....... F red Lesh i Organizations Editor .... Ethel Murchison -'ffm I Art Editor .......... ...... J o Osborne .X s Photography Editor .. Vicki Baroody Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lVlaree Fann is .,.-::f.fxe,f- - : Throubh the combined efforts of the students making up the Caducean Staff the fourth edition of the Caducean was accomplished. It was the Doal of the staff to portray the personality of the university and the students as well as the environment in which they exist. The pictorial view of the Medical University presented here is our answer to our goal. 55: Marguerite Dibble, Advisor Sally Melfi and Nancy Springs Business Managers Y Caducean Staff 4 3 Ray Humphries, Faculty Editor Jo Usborne, Art Editor Ji RX iw? yu . M M , ,ff A, ,ffiyff Iilhr-I lVlurr'hison, Organizations Editor Fred Lesh, Class Editor Left lo Right: Susie Parker, Betsy McNeely, Elaine Roper, Mary Ann Garrett Left to Rz',ghl: Susan Shapleigh. Becky Whittington. Maree Fann, Vicki Baroody' missing, Dennis Gazes. Ann Wall. Vicki Barber, Janet Serin for? '15 NW Q 4 wg W? 3 'ji V., i wif: .mg Iudioial Board THE JUDICIAL BOARD is the judi- cial body for the female dormitory. It acts as a governing body for fur- thering the standards of the dormi- tory. Left, Standing: K. Johnson, N. How- ell, A. Nivens, B. Hope, C. Priester, N. Faulkenberryg Seated: J. A. Jones, J. Lane, chr., C. Roberts. Hall Council THE HALL COUNCIL is the governing body for the dormitory. The council strives to make life more enjoyable for the residents by making rules and regulations, com- munications between students and faculty, and planning activities and programs. Below: K. Johnson, G. Dunston, L. Weibel, R. Jones, T. Hawkins, P. Lawter, R. Butler, J. Osborne, B. Summerlin, N. Carpenter Miss Dibble, advisor, T. Morris, pres., S. Shapleigh, R. Boatwright, M. Thompson, S. Kay. l32 United Christian Fellowship UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP is a religious organization for students of all denominations at the Medical Univer- sity. The group meets weekly with inform- ative programs and discussions. The meetings prove to be times of '4Christian Fellowshipu for all those who attend. Baptist Student Union THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION, a Christian group, offers to the student an opportunity for spiritual development. Through guest sueakers, informal discussions, and exciting outings the BSU member learns to explore his own concepts. Q ,--l.. , ' if-H1013 Q -vii. tg --lll - -W is-.-..V...,..,..W..N,, w..W,w-ww.,,......Ma4 1...--,.,,f-ff-f--1-0-..,..,.,-.-'J 4 wWf...,.....Mw..-m...,.. .,..w.,.4...,,....-.U-..,......,, ,-M.....'-M-.Q--.......,..., - W-.,,...,..,.-M..-M..,.,.,,... 5 V .....,,M..,,.,,,,,......4 , M......,w.,,m...,.., Y, , ,, , . . ..........,.....,.....,., f Q f' I ' , j , , 1 A' ., A' ,- . ,- 1 I . my Q a A M if l E 'gf-ST ,nk ' f THE STUDENT AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION is the professional organization for dental students at the Medical University of South Carolina. President, C. Hannag Vice President, R. Carpenter: Secretary. L. Sheehan: Treasurer, B. Klinger. fl err . W T ' Q 2 XTX' T Q...-,, .. XMNQ .. ,WNANW mb-XTTTi ' ---..,-N 12:5 ., 'f'-'-- --.- - VM , L... 1 ff RHO Clll FRATERNITY is the Pllurniacy Honorary l ralernitv. ALPHA OMEGA, ALPHA IQRAILRNITY 15 an h0'w 1 l M' F5il,I,t.n and G- Wilkie lm. its ,m.,,,l,m.S- ' ' medivul soviely. l'. Axson. ll. llalmlw. ll. lleuson. .l. Belknap. J. lla-ll. li. Hogan, E. Chardo. P. George, M. Hughson. R. Irvin. .l- .la1c'kson. ll. Snmonsky. li. Yvnde. President. HPF lllr' IllCllllbl'l'S. Illl iII!::5Qlllllllllllllllllllttllt 'Fill' 1unumumnmuuu HI! HHH!! il Htl'-stiililii 'ull 6+ , I A . 3. . ft E X Milt' r APHA SAMA THE STUDENT AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION is a national organization the membership of which is com- prised of medical students, interns, residents, and physicians in practice. This organization seeks to serve the member- ship through the maintenance of student communication and the sponsorship of a monthly journal. President, Sam Stafford, Vice President, Ed Anderson, Secretary-treasurer, Mike Smith. Left: Mike Smith, Sam Stafford, Ed Anderson. THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION is a professional organization at the student level which encourages participation in the program of pharmacy. It encourages the students toward an understanding of pharmacy and its place on the health team. I Sigma u Alpha SIGMA NU Al-Pl'lA. a student nurses' association, is a professional organization for the nursing student. To the member it stimulates an interest and understanding of the state and National League of Nursing. lVleetings held during the school year center around pro- grams and activities which the members actively participate in. The officers include: Sharon Timmerman, Presidentg Millie Small, First Vice President: Sally Melfi, Second Vice Presidentg Nancy Vlfatkins, Recording Secretaryg Emily Dickens, Corresponding Secretaryg Anita Nivens, Treasurer: Kathy Grant and Emma lVlurchison, Di- rectors: Nlaree Fann. Committee on Nominations: and Pi Kornah- rens, First Vice President of the State. Sharon Timmerman, President nf. - N' . -. 2 ld PHI RHO is one of the largest medical fraternities at the Medical University of South Carolina. The fraternity sponsors several parties during the year and also strives to offer a stimulus for scholarship. 1113 f 3111 W TZf?TfW?7 CDP 3 ' B. Palmer. President M. Smith, Vice President M. Watts, Secretary Turner, Treasurer Adams Baher Baker Barfield Hartley Hell Hevier Boyd lioykin Braunstein lflrissie Cameron Calelano Chisholm Chisholm Charno Clyde Compton Cook liill Palmer. President R. Cooper R. Craft R Creech H Crotwell L. Davis J. Degen B. Dantzler H. Uowdeswell D Evans B. Gafford R. Gentry J. Goethe I. Goodman L. Graham J. Gray P. Gunter S. Harter ll. Hazelwood D. Heath J. Hedden J. Herbert H. Holmes J. Jebaily J. Johnson C. Joseph L. Kihler P. Kirkpatrick D. Manning J. Marzluff M.. Meeks J. Moore B. Morris W. Moss B. Nloorehead T. Moses C. McCorlke H. McMeeken C. Nanful J. Nichols F. Norman J. Nolen S. Oxler J. Plowden li. Reeves G. Rosebroch J. Richardson V , 1 I A G I dum T. Seahrooke E. Shaw J. Shaw R. Shelley B. Shealy J. Shurlierg L. Sigmond B. Simmons J. Smith L. Smith R. Stevenson li. Stoddard S. Stafford R. Statheim G. Taylor W. Towles R. Trescott J. Townsend J. Wells E. West F. Wilson J. Wood ft 1' 1' i f KXI' KAPPA PSI is a pharmaceutical fraternity which was chartered at the Medical University in 1927. The objectives of Kappa Psi are to conduct a fraternal organization for the mutual benefit of the mem bers and to foster scholarships and pharmaceut1cal research E. King, Regent A. Love, Vice Regent T. Buffkin, Secretary J. Baucom, Treasurer D. Davenport, Historian S. Upchurch, Chaplain Dr. J. B. Benmman, Advisor B. Culp, Advisor Dr. Henderson, Advisor Dr. A. Hernandez, Advisor Dr. F. Putney, Advisor Dr. Walter, Advisor J. Byrd H. Campbell R. Cherry S. Dean D. Duncan D. Edwards R. Eubanks J. M. Gantt F. Hitton J. Hughes J. Jackson E. Kramer H. Mays D. Moss G. Rhode S. Walker G. Wilkie ff WC. J ..,.' ff -41-C 44.4.2- -.- PHI CHI is a medical fraternity at the Medical University. The fra- ternity sponsors parties monthly and makes its facilities available for charitable organizations. B. Risinger, President H. Bonnette, Vice President R. Nutt, Secretary E. Biggerstaff, Treasurer S. Fairey, Treasurer A. Abel J. Abrams R. Akers E. Anderson R. Anderson F. Axson R. Berry R. Bogan R. Bowles C. Brown W. Burns L. Capps J. Carson W. Cartee C. Caston V. Cate F.. Clairiker W. Clark M. Clime J. Dacus J. Davenpor Bill Risinger. President B. Deas J. Docherty M. Donald R. Dreskin C. Duncan J. Duncan R. Durham J. Duvall W. Edwards J. England J. Erhart W. Felber P. Fishman R. Frady J. Furse E. Cellman J. Glenn V. Crubbs T. Hipp M. Hyman R. Johns P. Jones T. Jones . Korba A R. Kotzberg B . Langston B. Lowder M. Lund C. Malanos L. Mauldin 0. Nelson J. Pappus T. Petrusick F. Putney R. Riski M. Roberts S. Rothstein D. Samonsky J. Sanders R. Sanders W. Smith A. Stresing L. Thomas R. Traylor B. Truesdale T. Tucker J. Valicenti R. Wells C. Whitlock E. Williams R. Williams .3 f 5 f 0 e La I fiqfbrvrf 4 N, , . ,,, . s-R fr, f V 2 :-f 1.5, ' . J V .Z Q.. Q . 2' . - f ., 4 Abi ,, z its A A 'A , 2 ':?'V fi ' 2 1' ' .fc ey - ' sf .. vi 'V ,,,:, V if If A, J .A ,l . 1:2 f gk. ff 9, v V, ve' - ua , Q- X . . gag, - -' A .fm f f f' ,ay 7 ,ff nf 9 . ' 'V . In 6-J 11 ff? J 4 .. . 5. if we ,Y 4 av as '5 'E .y, av. V I 5 .Qi Yr, -5 M-miie K 5 Q . ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA is an active medical fraternity. Through fraternity projects and parties the year proved to be a memorable OHS. J. McGill, President J. Slallworth. Vice President v 4 Powers, Treasurer B. J. Alllioll F. Adams J. Anderson A. Arnold B. Bahli R. Baker B. Ball J. Ballenger B. Bannister R. Belding J. lllul-ie B. Blzlrlislone Nl. llraliham H. Bf4mliS Nl. Bryant B. Cain l' Conner J. Cfmllffl' J. Krauss B. lirosswell J. Cullum J. llieler W. llouglas ll. llnllose I40 J. DuBose J. Edwards M. Elmore B. Foran B. Freeman D. Fulmer J. Garrett J. Garrett J. Cettys D. Guyton D. Haithcock D. Hardaway H. Hesse C. Hire T. Holloway . Holman . Howard W. Hudson B. Humphries B. Irvin B. Johnson G. Johnson D. lieisler D K M. Kellet C. Kelly B. Kendrick W. Matthews B. McWilliams J. Merritt J. Moore B. Nickles B. O,Dell B. O'Dell P. Olmert T. Parker J. Pearson J. Pratt J. Pressly J. Rice H. Rutledge H. Shaw A. Smith M. Smith X. Smythe P. Stokes R. Wall J. Ward T. Westmoreland B. Wessinger W. White A. Willis A. Wilson 'll. xhllllgll rd l'n'lx Nh-liill. l'rt-sit 1 at 40 ?f ' ay fi swarm. .. :mmm IS' as nauwzeax Wy 221 E? S 9' e ' .2 3' 2121515-.Q f1-3421H-f6E'r11'iJ1ff-'f21r5 r ' if I................ CDX PHI DELTA CHI is a professional fraternity of pharmacy. In 1947 the Alpha Kappa Chapter of the Medical University received its charter. The purpose of Phi Delta Chi Fraternity is to promote the pharmacy profession, further scholarship among brothers, offer a good social atmosphere, and promote a fraternal spirit among its members. R. Humphries, President J. Johnson T. Waddell, Vice President C. Kolb T. St. Pierre, Secretary T. Morris F. Lesh, Treasurer T. Moss R. Butler M. Patterson L. Dixon J. Ponder M. Gilbert J. Singletary T. Hegler D. Sullivan ' R. Honeycutt D. Tomlinson Pledges of Phi Delta Chi Fraternity: C. Jones B. Summerlin W. Truesdale Ray Humphries. President MUSC Basketball 9 ff af' E' 1 G5 'X , ,A Left to right: Andy Love, Wesley Smith, Fred Lesh, Tripp Jones, Randy Heffron, Mark Patterson, Rhett Butler Kneeling: Larry Horton and Barry Hiattg Missing: Hank Martin. The basketball team of MUSC is composed of students wish- The basketball team is in conjunction with the YMCA ff , at 1? . . . . . . I W 1nto to engage 1n athletlcs from the Unlversltyls SIX schools. ff' a leagues and has enjoyed a winning season. f ---M ill lil ll 5 A :M as H , 1 Q 'bi V' ll' 3 . P, 1:9 fh.'gHHwEE'fF?fuif 'Q ' 4. i,,,,ag1c'.a1r , , 5,..5Mz., :vm-'--' -nnvAil4'F 'm'- My .Mm A ,.,,, Ml, l ,lg ff ll 'Wh 3' , W. kv f-'ZZ ' 'S f I43 9-fill 151 0 NX? 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Sweat lilizalielh A. Tainplet Pamela A. Thomas Sherryl A. Turner Nancy S. Watkins N. Carol Watson Sharon L. Wheeler SENIORS Anita G. Baker Linda B. Carter Nancy W. Chapman Beverly R. Cox Sandra F. Gafford Patricia G. Garvin Katherine L. Grant Patty S. Hardwick Carolyn L. Hitchcock Brenda S. Hope Kathleen L. Jenkins Ann T. Kesser Jo A. Lea Melanie Lynch Martha Madden Catherine Melfi Anne S. Nason Linda Ogburn Linda P. Patton Carolyn L. Priester Quana E. Seabaugh Joyce Sessions Barbara M. Smith Elaine Sullivan Margaret A. Thompson Sharon L. Timmerman Carla B. Travis Janice L. Zeigler SCHOOL OF PHARMACY 3rd YEAR Patsy Brown W. Rhett Butler Jerry Byrd Ron Cherry Graham Collins Steve Dean Kenny Ducker Stevie Efstration E. Wayne Epperson Jerry D. Faile Nell Faulkenberry Linda Finley Amos Givens James M. Greene Barbara A. Gunter Theron llepgler C. Barry llialt Homer High Fred llillon Larry llorlon Ronald Jones llal D. Kelley Cliff Kolb Jill Lane Phillip J. Lemmon Pat McAbee Thomas O. 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