USC School of Medicine - Asklepiad Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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JAMES D. ARTHUR Twenty four years ago China added one more to their millions when Jim was born. Via Yangtze River, he cruised his way to San Francisco and eventually graduated from John Muir High School. His pre- med days were spent at UCLA. During these past 4 years a t USC, this Phi Chi ' s main interest has been in pediatric cardiology, a field in which he hopes to enter after completing his 5 years to the Army Senior-Intern Program. Married to Jean, this father of 2 boys currently enjoys playing My Ole ' Ken- tucky Home on rinky tink piano while waiting for his latest photographic endeavors to develop. BENJAMIN J. BERRY, JR. Born in Chicago 25 years ago, Ben now calls Reno, Nevada home. Sewanee College of Tennessee claimed him as a undergraduate. He has done re- search for Dr. Paul Starr on thyroid metabolism, and spent last summer at the U.S. Naval Hospital in San Diego. His hobbies include tinkering with his MG, the critical evaluation of television commercials, and polishing his emerald. He is an active member of Nu Sigma Nu. After an internship at Santa Clara County and a surgical residency, Ben, and his lovely wife, Karen, plan to locate in the Reno-Lake Tahoe area. RON A. BLANCHETTE This 27 year old, Canadian born, U.C.L.A. kinesthesi- ologist was admitted to our class for the sole purpose of training his fellow classmates in the mechanics of human motion. Ron has published papers in re- habilitation and was a fellow in child psychiatry; but, as of this dote he has not decided upon a specialty. Ron ' s wife Shela and daughter Bobbie claim, however, that his real ambition is to set a couch on the Parisian left bank in the practice of psychiatry. En route an internship is planned at Gorgas Hospital in the Canal Zone.

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GRADUATING SENIORS ■;f i LUTHER B. ABRAM Abe was born in Arkansas 31 years ago and has lived in California for the past 10 years receiving his A.B. degree from Whittier College after Army service. He and his wife Pat have four children. Abe is a member of Nu Sigma Nu fraternity and plans on interning at Huntington Hospital. Specialty and practice plans are as yet undecided. THOMAS G. ALLEN 25 years ago Pasadena California was blessed with one of its most ardent supporters in the personage of Tom Allen. He did his undergraduate work at Loyola College, majoring in one-upsmanship and study habit development. For the past two years he has worked as a lab tech at the Huntington Hospital, and in between BUN determinations managed to marry Marilyn, who is an R.N. Tom ' s hobby is re- building their apartment in Pasadena so it will hold his Hi-Fi equipment. LACGH will claim him as an in- tern. Following a surgical residency he plans to locate in — where else? — Pasadena. -

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LARRY E. BOLICK This modest southern gentleman came to USC School of Medicine via Brigham Young U. and UCLA. His days at BYU were spent blowing his own horn — and courting Glenda. This Phi Chi firmly believes in initially learning everything the right and only way . . . hence we note the 4 Bolick Boys. The next one will have to be a girl though, since he ' ll allow no fifth in his home! His future plans include an Army internship at Madigan and a surgery residency. is mS . JOHN F. BUBIEN John was born in Wisconsin 25 years ago and has lived in California for the past 13 years and received his BS from Loyola University. He is a member of Nu Sigma Nu and externed at Hollywood Presby- terian Hospital. During 1960 John did research on villous adenomas under Dr. Bullock. He plans to intern at LACGH and to practice in the Southern California area in an as yet undecided specialty. WILLARD BRUCE BUCKLEW An avid and talented golfer, Bruce was reared in the wilds of Kansas and attended high school in Wichita. From 1951-1953 he served in the U.S. Air Force, spending part of this time in London. Bruce attended Riverside College, Denver University and UCLA for his pre-medical studies. During medical school he has externed at Good Samaritan Hospital and worked in OB-GYN research with Dr. Gail An- derson — the latter feat resulting in the Bucklew name being added to the literature. A Phi Chi, Bruce ' s future plans include a LACGH internship followed by an OB-GYN residency with a future practice in Southern California. Wife Darlene ex- pects their first heir this month. -iS i.t ' SK.- ' I r