University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Senior Medical Technologists Assistance through laboratory analysis Assisting and aiding physicians in their work with patients is the goal of the Uni- versity ' s medical technology class. The pr- mary responsibility of a medical technolo- gist is to make accurate laboratory analyses for the doctor, enabling him to diagnose correctly the patient ' s illness. The training of the medical technologist consists of a three-year program at Boulder, followed by twelve months at the Denver Medical School. The social activities of the medical tech- nology class included a swimming party and a sneak day. The class was taught by a staff headed by Dr. Joseph Holmes. This year ' s officers were: Sandy Noren, president; Harry Har- ada, vice-president; and Shirley Urrutia, secretary-treasurer. First Rotii: M. Schmidt, S. N. S. Horiuchi, E. Miller. Third R Senior Physical Therapists ©IS: ! ? P f V% •:i First Row: Laurel Ginn, Patsey Fowler, ludy Quam, Second Row: Mary Dargit:, Zee Wheatley, Paul Gyde Third Row: Diane Marsh, Susan Hills, Theresa Sr McClure. Fo..rth Row: Miss Westcott, Miss Hoa«, Mi :?renda Norton, Linda Arms, Sharon Allen. , Rosalyn Doze, Cindy Curlee, Shirley Sant. Then, Jack Blackerhy, Jan t ellogg, Molly , Clink.ngheard. Physical therapists are trained in the tech- niques and the understanding of these techniques for the treatement and rehab- ilitation of injured, diseased, and weak- ened patients, as prescribed by a physi- cian. These techniques include the bodily application of water, heat, massage, exer- cise, electricity, and radiation. Three years in Arts and Sciences on the Boudler campus is the prelimmary school- ing before the fourth year at the CU Med- ical Center in Denver. Related medical courses and clinical participation are in- cluded in the training. Miss Dorothy Hoag is the educational di- rector of the curriculum of Physical Ther- ap. Miss Eleanor Wescott and Mr. James Clinkingbeard are instructors. This year ' s class president is Molly McClure, and the treasurer is Theresa Stephen. 347 IN

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Bentson ' s, Bergman ' s, Cleirk ' s, and Hubble ' s Boarding Houses First Row. (Bergman ' s) Sylvia Martin, Diane Thompson Judy Partis, Sandra Stahl. Second Row: (Bentson ' s) Ruth Smith, Jane Walker, Gwen Brenner, Judy Wersch kul, Chris Thayer, Jacki Hansen. Third Rou ; (Hubble ' s) Jan Lackey, Marilyn Hunten, Mary Snow, Diane Devere aux, Ella Chavis, Joan Platzer, Naarah VanPufflen. Not Pictured: (Bergman ' s) Barbara Jean Cavanaugh, Susan Kohn, Kathy Mulholland, Pat Peck, Jackie Reese, Susan Richmond. (Clark ' s) Leah -Whitaker. (Hubble ' s) Diedra Hake. Bentson ' s, at 1104 University, has a most popular sun porch during almost every month of the year. Led by president Judy Werschkul, AWS representative Chris Thayer, and resident advisor Ruth Smith, the girls enjoy traditional parties, water fights, card games, and studying. President Diane Thompson co-ordinates activities at Bergman ' s, located at 1029 University, with assistance from AWS representative Jackie Reese and their resident advisor Sandi Stahl. A steak-fry in Estes Park in the fall was the outstanding social function of the year for the residents of Hubble ' s Boarding House, 1044 Pleasant. Joan Platzer is pres- ident, and Ella Chavis is AWS repre- sentative. ■ ' - ' °°° ' ° ' » ™» ' ™ ■■ii