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

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SE First Row: GLENN HOPKINS, Portland, Ore., Oklahoma Univ., 'P X, City-County Hospital, Fort Worth, Texas: WILLIAM G. HUSBAND. Hollis, Univ. of Okla., Stanford Univ., 'PBIL Grace Hospital, Detroit, Mich.: FRANK M. IAMES, Louisville, Ky., Illinois Institute of Tech- nology, fPX, William W. Bockus Hospital, Norwich, Conn.: IOHN D. KENNEDY, Bartles- ville, Kansas Univ., Oklahoma Univ., Detroit Receiving Hospital, Detroit, Mich.: PHILLIP KOLIRI, Granite, Oklahoma Univ., 'PBIL Uni- versity Hospital, Oklahoma City: PAUL C. LAIRD, Perry, Northern Okla. Iunior College, 'PBIL Evangelical Deaconess Hosp., Detroit, Mich.: IAMES E. Loucxs, Oklahoma City, Okla- homa Univ., KP X, Yearbook, '46, Hermann Hos- pital, Houston, Texas: ROBERT L. LOY, Okla- homa City, Okla. Univ., Huntington Memorial Hospital, Pasadena, Calif., Yearbook, '46: RON- ALD MCCOY, Hardesty, Panhandle A. 6 M. College, 'PX, Yearbook, '46, Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia. Third Row: ROBERT F. REDMOND, Tulsa, Tulsa Univ., Iohn Sealy Hospital, Galveston, Texas: DARWIN L. RICHARDSON, Okla. City., Univ. of Okla., dr X, Colorado General Hospital, Denver, Colo.: HENRY G. RYAN, IR., Norman, Oklahoma Univ., Leland Stanford Univ., 'PX, Iefferson Davis Hospital, Houston, Texas: BOYD M. SAVIERS, Poteau, Southeastern Mo. Teachers' College, Okla. Univ., fPBII, Indianapolis City Hosp., Indianapolis, Ind.: IOSEPI-I H. SI-IARPE. Checotah, Okla. Univ., 'PX, Colorado General Hosp., Denver, Colo.: IOHN A. SIEBS, North- eastern State College, Stanford Univ., QPX, Grace Hospital, Detroit, Mich.: BILL I. SIMON, Alva, Northwestern State College, QPX, North- ern Permanent Foundation, Vancouver, Wash.: G. W. SLAGLE, Frederick, Northeastern State College, Emory Univ., 'PX, Grace Hospital, Detroit, Mich.: GLAIJYS C. SMITH, Norman, Okla. Univ., Ark. Univ., AE I, Gallinger Hos- pital, Washington, D. C. I Hopkins Husband Iames Means Miller, Miller, R. Redmond Richardson Ryan Smith. W. Taylor VanDeventer 4... 'mga' URS Second Row: ROYCE B. MEANS, Ardmore, Okla. Baptist Univ., '-PX, Roper Hospital, Charleston, S. C.: IESS E. MILLER, Hollis, Okla. Univ., Stanford Univ., fP X, St. Luke Hospital, Chicago, Ill.: ROBERT I. MILLER, Oklahoma City, Okla. Univ., Stanford Univ., 'PBIL St. Vincent's Hospital, Portland, Ore.: WILLIAM ARTHUR MILLER, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Univ., fPBII, St. Luke Hospital, Chicago, Ill.: IAMES W. MLIRPHREE, McAlester, Northeastern State College, Emory Univ., Okla. Univ., 'P X, St. Ioseph's Hospital, St. Paul, Minn.: PAUL M. OBERT, Apache, Okla. Univ., Stanford Univ., 'P X, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City: IAMES L. PATTERSON, IR., Duncan, Hobart Col- lege, Geneva, N. Y., Okla. Univ., fPBII, San Diego County General Hosp., San Diego, Calif.: PETER E. PENICO, Stillwater, Okla. A. 8 M. College, fPX, Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hosp., Iohnstown, Pa.: ROBERT F. RANSON. Fourth Row: WILLIAM H. SMITH, Woodward. Northwestern State Teachers' College, PX. Kansas City General Hospital, Kansas City, Mo.: CLARENCE P. TAYLOR, IR., Oklahoma City, Okla. City Univ., 'PBIL Central Emergency Hospital, Washington, D. C.: LOYD R. VAN- DEVENTER, IR., Tipton, Okla. Univ., PBIL Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Mich.: WILLIAM A. WATERS, Cushing, Okla. A. 8 M. College, Okla. Univ., Univ. of W. Va., 'PB II, Wesley Hospital, Oklahoma City: D. E. WILSON, Clin- ton, Univ. of Okla., QPX, Univ. Med. Center, Indianapolis, Ind.: B. OGDEN YOUNG, Okla. City, Wash. Univ., Univ. of Nebr., Columbia Univ., Okla. City Univ., SPBIL Univ. Hosp., Okla. City: C. I. YOUNG, IR., Norman, Okla. Univ., Stanford U., 1PBII, Univ. Hosp., Okla. City: E. W. YouNG, IR., Oklahoma City, Okla. Univ., KPX, Univ. of Maryland Hosp., Balti- more, Md. Kennedy Kouri Laird Miller, W. Murphree Obert Saviers Sharp Siebs Waters Wilson 'S 'I 3 Q A- 15325 it '1 7 f. I I .lf .. ' ,Ile--Hr u -- Nino But then, when I did graduate, An intern I would be. The residents and staff men, too, Would list in awe to me. The sun shines east, and it shines west And the moon comes out at night: And all because some senior said, And now. let there be light. Loucks Loy McCoy Patterson Penico Ranson Simon Slagle Smith, G. Young, B. Young, C. Young, E. it-at Q -. it 'C , 2 ff ' 3 1 Y .P ' , A 75' H794 ul- 'Z' ,nl A ' . N' i Y I 4... xi 'E . rm., - I ,W . 2 1. I , 5 I Af :-if fr, . I .2 ff phi., . Q .iff I .Z?1ff: - 7-ff' 1, p

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. : -' '-. 'a 539 rw-'H ff' JF 'll I II KU 1, J-Intlll.-LJ.-1 f-1 - .'L g. .'.j 9 'M ra Q4-. ff' -'1' 4 I 7 4. .Y ' :L H. , 'N l I . U ,., I I num I I 5 , ' -- ,WM ,ff ,ro 1 .X ,II .....,. , f I, .lj X ' , gulf' l X fm , 9 I I III- -,,q4.g:5:,'ff:' f ,f , 1 ,W Il - - ff !0ff,,.,'fm.,, atb! A s.. l Ill , dh ll' H' T H , ll ln Oh, would I were a senior And knew those great big terms: The ones that leave the laity Completely lost for words. I'd swagger up and down the halls, The nurses all would bow: An austere look upon my pan, The patients I would wow. Austin Buxton Delhotal Fredrickson Bailey Calkins DeVore Friedman Bayless Clements Dinkler Fugate SE First Row: IOHN D. AUSTIN, Altus, North Texas State Teachers' College, Harris Memo- rial Methodist Hospital, Ft. Worth, Texas: BYRON L. BAILEY, Vinita, Northeastern Okla. A. 51 M. College, University of Oklahoma, IIIBII, New Rochelle Hospital, New Rochelle. N. Y.: IAMES M. BAYLESS, Ada, Tulsa Univer- sity, flf X, Gallinger Municipal Hospital, Wash- ington, D. C.: MARTIN BERGER, Seattle, Wash., University of Washington, Providence Hospi- tal, Seattle, Wash.: WILLIAM L. BOND, Moore. Oklahoma University, 4' X, St. Anthony Hospi- tal, Oklahoma City: M. K. BRALY, Buffalo, Okla. A. 63 M. College, Tulane U., 'It X, Indiana U. Medical Center, Indianapolis, Ind.: DONALD L. BRAWNER, Hooker, Oklahoma U., 'PBIL Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Va.: BRUCE H. BROWN, McAlester, Northeastern State College, Stanford, 4' X, St. Anthony Hos- pital, Oklahoma City: E. OMAR BURGERT, Wichita, Kansas, Oklahoma University, fbB II, St. Luke's Hospital, Chicago, Ill. Third Row: CHARLES E. DELHOTAL, Okla. City, Okla. Univ., fI1BH, University Hospital, Oklahoma City: IAMES K. DEvoRE, Fayette, Mo., Central College. Mo., University of Wis- consin Hospital, Madison, Wis.: FRED DINKLER, Fort Cobb, Okla. Univ., IP X, St. Ioseph's Hos- pital, St. Paul, Minn.: ROY W. DONAGHE, Mc- Alester, Okla. Univ., Okla. City Univ., KIJBH, King County Hospital, Seattle, Wash.: RAY- MOND I. DOUGHERTY, Hinton, Southwestern In- stitute of Technology, St. Anthony Hosp., Okla. City: ROBERT DURAN, McAlester, Northeast- ern State College, KP X, Methodist Hospital, In- dianapolis, Ind.: ANCEL EARP, IR., Okla. City, Okla. Univ., fl' I5 II, University Hospital, Okla. City: THOMAS HOCKER FAIR, Internship-St. Vincent's Hospital, Indianapolis, Ind.: RILEY P. FOSTER, Okla. City, Okla. Univ., Stanford Univ., fl' X, Montreal General Hospital, Mon- treal, Quebec, Canada. URS Second Row: M. T. BLIXTON, IR., Okla. City, Okla. Univ., Stanford U., 'PBIL St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City: ROBERT S. CALKINS, Wewoka, Oklahoma Univ., 'IP X, Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.: DONALD G. CLE- MENTS, Hennessey, Okla. Univ., Stanford Univ., fl' B II, Milwaukee County Hospital, Milwaukee, Wis.: CHARLES R. COCHRANE, Tulsa, North- eastern State Teachers' College, Emory Univ., 'I' X, University Hosp., Iowa City, Iowa: F. W. COGGINS, Poteau, Northeastern State College, fl' X, St. Anthony Hosp., Oklahoma City: BILL O. COLEMAN, Okla. City, Northwestern State College, TX, Kansas City General Hospital, Kansas City, Mo.: IESSE D. CONE, IR., Cordell, Abilene Christian College, 'I'BU, Wesley Me- morial Hospital, Chicago, Ill.: WALLACE R. COYNER, Edmond, Okla. U., St. Anthony Hosp., Oklahoma City: ROBERT E. DEAN, Tulsa, Okla. U., 'I' X, Barrones-Erlanger Hosp., Chattanooga, Tenn. Fourth Row: IOHN W. FREDERICKSON, Okla- homa City, Okla. Univ., 'PBIL Mercy Hosp., Denver, Colo.: DANIEL FRIEDMAN, New York City, N. Y., Oklahoma University, Queens General Hospital, Iamaica, N. Y.g EDWARD M. FUGATE, Bartlesville, Westminster College, 'I' X, Detroit Receiving Hosp., Detroit, Mich.: TOM S. GAFFORD, Okla. City, Okla. A. EBM. College, Okla. Univ., Okla. City Univ., Vanderbilt Univ. Hosp., Nashville, Tenn.: IOHN F. GAINES, Ho- bart, Oklahoma U., Stanford U., 4' X, St. Louis County Hospital, St. Louis, Mo.: IAMES L. GREEN, IR., Muskogee, Okla. U., 'PB II, Emer- gency and Central Dispensary, Washington, D. C.: CAROLYN C. HAYS, Sulphur, Oklahoma U., A EI, Childrens Hospital, San Francisco, Calif.: WILLIAM I. HEMPHILL, Pawhuska, Okla. U., 'PB II, Good Samaritan Hospital, Portland, Oregon. Berger Bond Braly Brawner Brown Burgert Cochrane Coggins Coleman Cone Coyner Dean Donaghe Dougherty Duran Earp Fair Foster Gafford Gaines Green Hayes Hemphill At: . HH 2 .A A I to to I im xv Y I I my M g I if Q, R L I' TXXX 1 A as S Wx .,,tw A. - WV . E N .'ii A I

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THE JU IUH CLASS led contemplates the inevitable outcome of the sink test while Gunter and Capeheart Uput their eyes out gathering confirmatory evi- dence. Scene-Iunior Lab. Below: Iaundice fleftl and Gyles await eagerly before the 8:00 A. M, class. the arrival of the Professor 0 imma, Our first attempt to make a diagnosis sets this year apart. We thought we knew how to examine a patient and knew the signs and symptoms of oh! so many diseases, but, man oh man, that first patient-we didn't know from nothing! Twenty-four hours' W o rk never seemed so short until we started to work up that new case assigned Sun- day morning. C. B. Cfs and U. A.'s came to mean more than just numbers on a sheet of paper. Eleven courses and their accompany- ing finals, oral surgical quizzes, plus the impromptu quizzing of ward rounds and O.P.D., made us quiz happy. We prepared case histories, and gave pres- entations of which we were quite proud -until the staff man said, Now, Doc- tor, what about the . . . ? ' Reached or not reached at 12 cm., that is the question. LMP and PMP, age, date of onset, etc., etc., ingrown toenails, furuncles, and stellate blocks went by us in rapid succession. Age-six months: parents live 200 miles away, and don't visit: no history taken on admission, and he squalls to high heaven at the mere sight of you, much more when you examine him- Diagnosis: Typical pediatric clerkship case.