University of Oklahoma - Sooner Medic Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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lll lllll, DR. JOHN VV. MORLEDGE, Associate Professor of Medicine M - i- f . A patients have varicose ulcers, 3132? appentlicitis anal the rest are diagnostic problems .... Look!! lt's a bircll lt's a plane! No. it's Dr. Lingenlielter, so youll better perch on the roost in a hurry or you'll miss the whole operation. Drs. uitlc th, X lLliL15, anal Vi ooalwartl start at the bottom and work up to any place along the Cl tract. The exposure is a little small for a fourth of the class to peer thru from 20 feet, but you can always amuse yourself by noting the resem- blance of the operative held with some of your acquaintances. DR. FREDERICK R. HOOD, Assistant Professor of Medicixie i 5 X l ..... K if DR. R. Q. CEOODVVIN, Professor of Clinical Nleclicine DR. RIINARD F. JACOBS, Assistant Professor of Clinical llledicinc DR. ELMER R.-XY RIUSICK, Associate Professor of Clinical llleclicine W. is iik' ii DR. P f RI. RICNEILL, Professor of Clinical Xledicinc f

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lfll ll l physicians serving in the armed services. So, lor the staff that stayed at home, the war was a long and hard one, and they too have done an excellent job. . . . So with fewer liaculty members we build up a better case against each. Dr. Campbell lets the Sophs know l'XVho's kidding who , and Dr. O'Leary exhibits a good example of polish, poise, and personality in Nlinor Surgery. Drs. VVhite, VVolll and Stanbro present patients to the Juniors in Surgery Clinic. Statistics show that 5026 of these l l DR. CYRIT. lf. CLYMER, Professor of Surgery, Chairman of Department of Surgery DR. G. lf. STANBRO, Assistant Professor of Surgery , -,R is ,- wr ..1 'ii Q mem .1 'ssl fs . -iff ' v-f. 4' , l T2 ., 1 'iz' 75? ' Wife fl: 'ef was fy-Q Y'f 'E R ? i f 14:5 EVE :J X ., . Nffilii L 1 'R Ssgxfgff L S? at ' DR. CHARLES M. 0lLEARY, Associate in Surgery DR. GEORGE A. LAlVIOTTE, Professor Emeritus of llfedicine DR. L. STARRY, Professor of Clinical Surgery DR. JOHN M. CAMPBELL, Instructor in Surgery cl il

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lil lllil. V945 san' the end ol' the long drought in the medicine department. Uverworked staff doctors were relieved hy the return ol' many veterans, who heing eager to aid the school and regain the civil touch, paid frequent Visits to the wards and clinics. Nledical OPD retained its resemblance to Nlain Street on V-.I night, hut rumors have it that two hours ol' search would find one of the 25 visiting stali men who prom- ised three entire mornings each Week. Dr. Avey continued to recognize any gross forgery of his signature, and rejected DR. HENRY H. TURNER, Associate Professor of Medicine DR. BERT F. KELTZ, Associate Professor of Clinical Mediciiie, Supervisor, Clinical Clerkship i DR. LESLIE M. XVESTEALL, Professor Emeritus of Ophthalmology DR. H. T. AVEY, Clinical Director of DR. HARRY A. DANIEI,S, Assistant DR. ROBERT H. BAYLEY, Professor of the Gut Patient Department Professor of Clinical llledicine Clinical lVIedicine and Vice Chairman ya. Y of the Department of lileclicine . ' HJ