University of Missouri School of Medicine - Mutation Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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DURAND BENJAMIN, JR AH' ton, Missouri Central College, A.B. Missouri Heart Association Fellowship, Phi Chi. Started medical school in 1956 and survived many campaigns to stamp him out-no wonder he's getting gray hair. You can never plan the future by the past. MICHAEL A. BELINSON Jefferson City, Missouri University of Missouri, B.A. Psychiatry Summer Fellowship. Traded a house father for Helen of Troy. Has not seen Paris yet, but can probably outrun him. Will leave a namesake in the Sophomore class to carry on tradition. Sometimes we may learn more from a man? errors, than from his vir- tue.v. xiii! PAUL T. BRIZENDINE Independence, Missouri University of Kansas, A.B. National Vitamin Foundation Summer Fellowship, NIH Summer Fellowship, Phi Chi. Ex-taxi cab driver that was ever faithful to loosing 'J-Birds'. In 4 years lost untold number of hfths. A real asset to the class. Most people would succeed in small thing: if they were not troubled by great ambitions.

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. . L- ,5',.,- 4.1, I - 1::qif'y .1T,'m-1:2 R 9-1113 .1 -55411: '71 CARL E. AULENBACHER Washington, Missouri University of Missouri Phi Beta Pi. 'Bacher' claims to be the John D. Rockefeller of the class. Fam- ous for unlimited psychosomatic complaints, nail biting and being the first one in the class to undergo rectal surgery. Money isnft everything but it beats the hell out of whatever is in see- eond place. RICHARD KENT BARNETT Paris, Missouri University of Missouri Fidelity Foundation Scholarship, Myotonia Research Fellow- ship, SAMA. Dick was a true worrier and ever cautious of minute details. Only M 14 in history to measure the 24- hour Hatus production of a patient. When I rest, I rust. JAMES KENT BARTRUFF St. James, Missouri University of Misssouri, A.B. Phi Beta Pi, MUtation-Editor-in-chief. Often confused with Little Lord Fauntleroy because of his dress. As a Senior, took three electives in MUtation. Will spend his future in miget medicine. I belzeve a man should be well dressed well groomed and have all the thzngs he expects a woman to have I ff ' . - ' f II 88 Nj: j:. 1:Z' 'V' 1-:-2:35-12. ' -r' Q , -, rg'-,jhg qggfgr 3 .- 35- ,M-Krrq,

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FREDERICK J. F. BROSSART Brentwood, Missouri University of Missouri, B.A. Junior Class President, A.O.A. President, Honor Council Sec- retary, SAMA, Phi Beta Pi, Biophysics Award, Womenis Auxil- lary to Boone County Medical Society Award, Baseball Team, Basketball Team. 'Big Fred, turned down pro-football offers to join MU medics and proved to be the best blocker on the basketball team. Al- ways found the right place at the right time. It is no accomplishment in after life to be an ex-football player. KENNETH E CALLEN Clinton, Missouri University of Missouri, A.B. Post-Sophomore Student Fellow in Pathology, Phi Beta Pi SAMA, Senior Journal Club. Probably one of the few people to bitch in utero. However, enjoyed PRN scut work on surgery. Had some difficulty in ac- cepting the role of father. BILL M. CARNELL Pineville, Missouri University of Missouri, B.S. Sophomore C-lass President. Versatile forester, sailor, stump-jumper and ridge-runner of the class. Ran a pharmacy at home. Favorite sport was releasing inhibitions. Will drive into town with the flashiest, newest, biggest Caddy driven by slaves. A Hzck town zs one where there zs no place to go where you shouldnt ff ' ' - J bei!! 90 '-. Q: , 1 .-,mf -. A-:,,.,. - , ,,,, , . ,,,, , ,.,-,,:.:. H., J, There was a xtar danced, and under that I was born?