UCSF Medical Center - Medi Cal Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Oral Surgery xs one oi the areas open to post-graduate students in dentistry. X-ray technician Bob Patterson checks over iilms in the third floor lab. Graduates in pharmaceutical chemistry spend time working tor higher degrees and also as teaching assistants in various labs. Cytology students contribute vital informa- tion to the medical field with their work in cancer research.

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N H. 4, , E. WIILAMS WALDEN WHITNEY WILLIAMS ZABROWSKI BEVERLY ANN WALDEN, B.S. A l ' P rkf Freshman House Commxtieeg Medl-Cal C Re resentative 34 Hurmngton a t' eg Sr. SFSNA and SNA p Ir. NSB Representa IV DONNA L. WHITNEY, B.S. Salt Lake City, Utah LI. WILLIAMS EVERTEEN HOWE Oakland: Alpha Kappa Alpha HELEN L. WILLIAMS, B.S. Oakland MARILYN I. ZABHOWSKI, B.S. ' I President: NSB Council Marysvxlleg Freshman C ass House Staff Advisory Board: NSB Music Chaxrman Medical Center Chorus: Medi-Cal: Newman Club Secreiary NOT PICTURED: MARY GRAY DOROTHY KALLOCI-I d h st at the Ir.- The class plcrye o Sr. Banquet last August at New Tivoli. Paradise Park - a heavenly d week-and reirea! from texts an toil. Highlight of the Senior Play was ihe paniomime ballet.

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. . . in P mfmvzcy Three years ago a heterogeneous group of students gathered from all parts of California to begin their professional training in the College of Pharmacy. A few have left this class and been replaced by others. But for the most part the members are the same. They have survived three years of rigid professional training here at the Medical Center. Practically all knew little or nothing of the art and science of pharmacy when they began. Now they will be expected to enter practice and carry on and raise the high standards of professional competence demanded of gradu- ates of the University of California College of Pharmacy. The faculty deserves and receives the gratitude of the class of '54. Though there may have been rough spots, it can honestly be said that a closer relationship has developed between faculty and students than has existed over the years. It is our earnest hope that this relationship will continue and improve after we have left the Medical Center. The importance of Pharmacy in the team of Health Profes- sions requires strenuous and prolonged training. The College of Pharmacy has started us on the road to professional competence. We must and will follow this road with the ultimate goal of serv- ice--service to the community, but most important, service to the patient. Gene Nugase, secreicn-y-trecxs- urer: Bob Gibson. president: Iim Funnell, vice-president. BALLARD BAREKMAN DONOVAN FORTNEY