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

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llll llll home, and are privileged to watch the intern, under resi- dential supervision, demonstrate cord tying, and silver ni- trate instillation. Juniors are always on hand to verify rectals and administer the ergotrate. Students are permitted in the delivery room at all times, if equipped with a pass signed by 2 professors, 3 supervisors, Nlrs. Powell, and Dr. Fesler. The Lonesome Poleeat now shines in the heavens with the elevation of Dr. Anspaugh, OB and GYN resident extraordinary, to the high position of staff member. DR. YV. F. KELLER, Associate Professor of Clinical Pathology DR. C. IW. VPOUNDERS, Professor of DR. C. H. HALL, Professor of Clinical Pediatrics Pediatrics, Chairman of the DR. B. ESKRIDGE, JR., Professor of Clinical Obstetrics is DR. GEORGE H. GARRISON, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics DR. B. H. N1cHoLsoN, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Department of Pediatrics

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, . A . V , l , . l i 1 1 only one prescription for lflixir of Diamond Dust in Gold water, orclerecl by an exceptionally bright, well-read Junior. lnterns were relievetl of any embarrassing necessity of think- ing by the influx of resiclents. At present, interns are allowed to see patients by appointment only, if accompanied by two an R or more residents. Important and far reaching changes in the OB Dept. have been announced, and Seniors eagerly look forward to 2 weeks of OB call, when they bid farewell to wife and DR. JOHN ll. PARRISH, Assistant Professor of Obstetrics DR. VVILLIAM E. EASTLAND, Professor of Therapeutic Radiology DR. MILTON bl. SERWER, Assistant Professor of Obstetrics DR. BASIL A. HAYES, Professor of DR. PAUL M. VICKERS, Instructor DR. JAMES G. BINKLEY, Professor Urology and Acting Chairman of in Surgery of Clinical Obstetrics the Department of Urology

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ll' ll DR. C.-XRL L. BRLND.-xoE, Associate Professor of Dermatology and Syphilology S Q DR. DON H. O,DONOGHL'E, Associate Professor of Orthopedic Surgery HINIEA. Tests come fast and thick in Dr. l'lall's Pediatrics class when some fool junior forgets a couple of lines of a thirty page assignment in Holt and Nlclntosh, and Dr. Garrison builds up his clerkship class so that they will reach an all- time low when the Cowboy rides herd on them for the next four weeks. Those shattering blows shaking the hospitals at all hours of the day aren't earthquakes, the atomic bomb, or carpen- ters nailing up a new door. lt's the Orthopedics department DR. J. H. LAMB, Assistant Professor of Dermatology and Syphilology .Q Q , ix :tg .f DR. VV. K. VVEST, Professor of Standing-DR. C. R. ROUNTREE, Orthopedic Surgery, Acting Associate Professor of Orthopedic Chairman of Department of Surgeryg and DR. D. D. PAULUS, DR, C. FISHIXVIAN, Professor of Orthopedic Surgery Assistant Professor of Medicine Neurology