University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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Physicians, surgeons, administrators, psychiatrists — some in military, some in naval service — regardless of their chosen field of specialization or position on a hospital staff, these University graduates have the great¬ est obligation in the world, uphold¬ ing the principles of the Hippocratic Oath. In performing their duties, they have earned much recognition. A retired Army doctor, Charles Hillman (BS ’07) is now a consultant in hospital planning and design. John F. Oakley (BA ’2 5) of New Orleans is a Rear Admiral, Medical Corps, U.S. Naval Reserve, and the President of Orleans Parish Medical Society. Frederick Liebolt (BA ’2 5) is Orthopedic Surgeon in Chief, New York Hospital, Cornell Med Center. 21

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Receiving President’s gavel of American Board of Plastic Surgery is Louis T. Byars (BS ’28), also President of St. Louis Surgical Soc. MEDICINE First woman doctor in the regular Navy, Captain Frances L. Willoughby (MD ’3 8) is a psychiatrist. Charles Reid Henry (MD ’31) was chairman of committee whose study was the basis for the estab¬ lishment of the Blue Cross-Blue Shield Plan in Arkansas. James D. Mashburn (BS ’46, MD ’47), leading Fayetteville obstetrician, is founding President and Director of Jeff Banks Memorial Student Aid Fund at the University Medical School in Little Rock. 20

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Retired movie producer Louis Duryea Lighton (Att. ’13), left, has produced such movies as A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Wings, A Bell for Adonna, Anna and the King of Siam, and C aptains Courageous, nominated for the Academy Award. He is now living in Spain. MODELING, Photographer’s model Sara Harton Thom (BA ’5 5), a member of the University chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, is one of the most successful models in magazines and on television. 22