Morgan Park Junior College - Oracle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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f f fff prc-:f-medical 'S . c l ub t ff If at l X x :X t 1 X ll- xxx Ui! only When wav-yihin els' , 8 fails. 'rincrvRE OF P01SoN Xl, Ll I N! if 1' X I, . N- ii ' t lf Hsma, Tikusis, Greenberg, Beverly, Penshom, muehe, Siemsen. If I Erickson, Eldgett, Ff1cCumber, llelson, mrs. Orr, Lebin. ,mf 'J ff l 1 f i f 'xg . I . . . ff 1' X ff t If , .N X ' sxxxx. , 155' XL Z' A. 'V Highlights of the Pre-med program were f the tours taken through the Hbbot Phar- . rnaceutical Laboratories. the Northwest- ' V,f' ern medical School, and the Cook ffl f County Hospital. Two joint gatherings with the corresponding Darth Park lun- rv ior College club, the witnessing of nu- merous medical films, and lectures given by Dr. Richard Stoops, practicing rx - i' physician, and Dean Lester Tllhitten of the Chicago School of Osteopathy, pro- vided the members with very entertain- ing and educational meetings. .ix Head surgeon ot the group last tall was Helen lTlcCumber president. Hid- ing her in planning meetings were Fern A Qsma arid fllarian Penshorn, vice-presi- dent and secretary-treasurer, respective- ly. In the spring, programs were ably conducted by Robert Lebin, presidentp Illarian Penshorn, vice-president: and Lee Beverly, secretary-treasurer. t

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Seated: lliieber, Lindholm, Franzen, Fitch. Standing: miller. Quantick, R. Hnderson, Iohnson, Beatty, Hibbard, Donop, Efxner. Editor - Hr! Director Cover Designer Photographer Portraits - Bob Grebing Greta Ohrnan Iflarjorie Delson Katie Swisher Irving miller lean Clem Barbara Houts Ross Beatty llelson, Iune Lindholm - Bob Franzen Ralph Hnderson Ralph lllieber Helen Plnn Fitch filidge I-libbard Priscilla Rice Esther Elxner Bob Pierce Virginia Iohnson Hlildred Quantick Co-business managers - Charles Kiefer, Bob Franzen Faculty Hdviser - - Frederick UI. Schacht The Oracle staff wishes io express its appreciation to the Commerce Club and to others who have cooperated in selling advertising for this book.