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

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RICHARD L. RILEY, JR. After receiving his undergraduate training at Comp- ton College, El Camino College, and UCLA, and seeing 4 year ' s worth of the world via U.S. Navy, Richard entered the Duke School of Medicine. Here he stayed two years and then transferred to USC joining our class as a junior. His accomplishments include an attractive wife, Carol, two sons, a daugh- ter, and a poker facies. This 28 year old affiliate of Phi Chi plans to intern at L. A. Children ' s Hospital, take residency training in endocrinology, and be ready for a professorship at the U. C. Medical School of La Joija circa 1965. OSCAR SALVATIERRA, JR. Oscar is the first person in the history of USC Medi- cal School to matriculate at the age of 14. Contrary to all rumors, Oscar ' s fontanelles ore completely closed but one can detect a slight degree of over- riding of the suture lines. This stocky, amiable fellow has hod a rocky course in medical school which has included: commuting from Arizona in a Renault, maintaining a constant state of expiration (Take a deep breath Oscar.), straining his back hold- ing off a football team attacking a sorority house, getting his first social disease (Infectious Mononucle- osis), playing his cards wrong, and trying to prove he could blow a tire up even with a car above it. He is supposedly myopic but he can see a girl at any distance. Oscar got his premedical training at Georgetown University in Washington D.C. but plans to return to smog-free air in Tucson after his internship at LACGH and a possible residency. PULAK N. SANYAL Born in India, this 34 year old Phi Chi came to Cali- fornia ten years ago for graduate training and re- ceived a PhD in Pharmacology before starting his medical education. Pulok has continued his research as well as externing at St. Vincent ' s. He and Dorothy are the proud parents of three. Turning away from his natural calling into Psychiatry and the problem of Tardiness , Pulak ' s future plans are clinical re- search in Pharmacology after internship at Santa Fe.

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JOSEPH RAVENNA This good-looking, intelligent, debonair. New York born Italian fortunately hod the opportunity to write several of the biographies including his own. After leaving the land of skyscrapers where it all began on October 6, 1936, he migrated to this land of sun- shine went to Whittier High School and then on to Loyola University. This versatile Nu Sig ' s interests include designing homes, the Warsaw Concerto and his fiancee Joan. Having worked in physical medi- cine, child psychiatry, externing at St. Vincents, and after interning at Long Beach Memorial Hospital, plans may include either Radiology or Forensic Medicine. t CHARLES E. REED Charlie, referred to as Good ole ' Charlie , because of his willingness to volunteer, was born 25 years ago in Salt Lake City, Utah and moved soon to Ventura County in California which he now calls home. Pre-Med. training was token at U.C.L.A. after which he came to U.S.C. where he met Gwen and married her in December, 1959. His hobbies include hiking and camping as well as fixing Buicks and taking thyroxine. In the summer of 1960 he received a research fellowship for studies of Pulmonary physiology. Charlie will intern at Fresno County Hospital and plans on a General Practice residency thereafter at Ventura, California. RICHARD R. RIDDELL A native Angeleno, Dick attended Flintridge, Pomona College and USC — obtaining his B.A. in Zoology from the latter school in 1957. After spending his first two years at George Washington Medical School, Dick returned to USC for the final two years. A Phi Chi and avid participant in the game of squash eye, Dick plans to take an internship at LACGH with a residency and future practice in Orthopedics to follow. Skiing and home brewing (for medicinal use only) are his hobbies while surf- ing is his addiction. Wife Sharon and three little Riddells, Tom, Cathy, and Jim, keep Dick buying station wagons. . SC ■ .A ' -

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HUGH I. SCHADE One of the more dynamic members of our class is Hugh Schade — otherwise known as Big Daddy Hugh, Uncle Hugh, or when he is running for politi- cal office (which is all the time) as Honest Hugh. We will never forget Hugh ' s first words on the first day of medical school. OK fellows, let ' s fall into line. Hugh has been busy organizing and estab- lishing policy ever since. (Rumor has it that he or- ganized his own delivery). The remainder of his time in medical school has been spent attending Army Reserve meetings, externing, skiing, support- ing a wife and 2 children, and sleeping in class. (Actually the only time Hugh is awake in class is when he is making a speech.) Prior to coming to USC Hugh attended U.C. and served 21 2 years as Lieutenant in the US Army In- fantry — which explains why Hugh still salutes in- stead of saying hello. This coming year will find Hughbert heading for the carefree sun-drenched beaches of Washington (State, that is) where at Madigon Army Hospital he will once again return to the succulent, tax-supported, $525 per month, en- dometrium of the US Army from whence he sprung or sprang or springed or something. BETTY J. SCHREINER An Oxnard oil magnate and lemon squeezer, this blond compulsive experienced laboratory technolo- gist branched out to study law and then joined our class from Stanford Law School. Never satisfied with just a few degrees she still plans to complete the LLD degree and a clinical pathology residency after internship at LACGH. Shortly after Betty com- pleted her duties as Freshman Class Treasurer she bought a new Mercedes. Serving this year as our Vice President and in charge of Senior social activi- ties she has been seen concernedly contemplating her palmar erythema between parties. ROBERT F. SHEA This 39 year old native Californian came to USC with a past history of Univ. of Cal. and several years of Pharmacy under his belt. Bob is an out- doorsman, loves hunting and fishing, likes to hit the road with wife Alice and daughter Mary. An active Phi Rho Bob was president this year. After an in- ternship at LACGH his leanings are toward Derma- tology with practice in No. California.