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

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wi? i -wi . A J, f s cl f I E tsl, . 4 W Iunior Class Officers: First row, left to riqht: Millicent Marrs, Secretary-Treasurerg Richard Bakken, President: Ralph Nlurphy, Vice-President. Bark row: Bill Click, Student Council representative, Ralph Ownby, Student Council representative. Not pictured: Ted Wenger, Social Chairmang and Douglas Holman, Secretary-Treasurer, per absentia. THE JUNl0R CLASS Clinger is convinced that Duz marks the end of a busy day. And then one bright September morn, that great day so long awaited, arrives and the eager student returns to the halls of learning with resplendent smiles, dons white coat and crosses the street to the hospital and to that about which he has dreamed for so long. Will he be called Doctor, or Medical Stu- dent Doe? Must he be strictly professional in his attitude toward the young nurse? But wait, these problems become minor ones when he is met by the cryptographic schedule which has been set before him. With much chagrin he finds that the A, B, C's learned so long ago are of little avail in the tortuous combinations that he is now expected to decipher. OPD, OB, GYN, UA, CBC, LMP, EDC, EKG, and UGH. With a dutiful resident clutching him by the hand, the formerly eager one is led away to the slaughter on the altar of science in the Out-Patient Dept. Well, no mam, l'm not exactly a doctor, that is, er-r-r, I mean, I'm supposed to be, or that is I ex- pect to be, No, I can't exactly remove your appen-

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HOWARD IACOB KELLY Lockwooo MARGO MARTIN MCCANN IVICLAUGHLIN MORGAN NEELY NICHOLAS NORTHRUP OGG OLSON O'SHEA PARKHURST FIRST ROW THOMAS D. HOWARD, Norman, Univ. of Okla., Washington Univ., 'if B II, University Hosp., Okla. City: IOHN B. IACOB, Stillwater, Univ. of Okla., QBII, U. S. Navy, Great Lakes, Ill.: KEITH H. KELLY, Okla. City, Okla. City Univ., Colorado General, Denver, Colo.: G. WILLIAM LOCKWOOD, Tulsa, Univ. of Chicago, Okla. AGM, Denver General Hos- pital, Denver, Colo.: MARVIN K. MARGO, Okla. City, Univ. of Okla., fi' B IT, Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis: CHARLES E. MARTIN, Stillwater, Okla. AGM, TX, University of Wisconsin Hospital, Madison, Wis.: WILLIAM E. MCCANN, Salina, Kansas, St. Benedicts College, Southeast- ern Missouri State Teachers College, 41311, St. IOhn'S Hospital, Tulsa: ROBERT A. MCLALIGHLIN, Okla. City, Okla. City Univ., Univ. of Chi- cago, fPX, St. Anthony Hospital, Okla. City. SECOND ROW Lou MORGAN, Okla. City, Univ. of Okla., Wichita and St. Ioseph's, Wichita, Kansas: SAM E. NEELY, Muskogee, Univ. of Okla., GPX, Kansas City General Hospital, Kansas City, Mo.: HUGH B. NICHOLAS, Musko- gee, Okla. City Univ., Hillcrest Memorial Hospital, Tulsa: ROBERT A. Sealy Hospital, Galveston, Texas: FORREST W. OLSON, Sioux Falls, S. Dak., Gustavus Adolphus College, KPX, U. S. Navy, Great Lakes, Chi- cago: JAMES G. O'SHE.A, Salina, Kans., Southeastern Mo, State Teachers College, 'P BLU, Wichita Hospital, Wichita, Kaus.: YALE E. PARKHURST, NORTHRUP, Tulsa, Univ. of Okla., 'PBIL St. Luke's Hospital, Chicago, Okla. City, Northeastern Mo. State Teachers College, 4'X, Wichita Ill.: KENNETH G. OGG, Tonkawa, Univ. of Okla., Stanford U., 41 X, Iohn Hospital, Wichita, Kansas. FIRST ROW RALPH E. PAYNE, Edmond, Central State College, Wesley Hospital, Okla. City: KENNETH L. PEACHER, El Reno, West Virginia Univ., 41 B II, Ietferson and Hillman, Birmingham, Ala.: GWENDOLYNE PECK, Stroud, Okla. AGM, Okla. City Univ., AEI, Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis, Ind.: KENNETH RAIZEN, Duncan, Univ. of Okla., Mt. Sinai, Chicago, Ill.: WALTER P. REEVES, Okla. City, Univ. of Okla., Univ. of Indiana Med. Center, Indianapolis, Ind.: CLARENCE ROBISON, Shawnee, Univ. of Okla., Stanford Univ., 'PX, Good Samaritan Hospital, Portland, Oregon: ALBERT F. Rocco, Providence, R. I., Rhode Island College of Pharmacy, Washington Univ., 45 B H, Roger Williams General Hospital, Providence, R. I.: DAYTON M. ROSE, Midwest City, Okla. AGM, Univ. of Chicago, 'PB-H, University Hospitals, Okla. City: BOB I. RIJTLEDGE, Okla. City, Okla. City Univ., fb B H, K. C. General Hospital, Kansas City, Mo. SECOND ROW HELLEN H. SCHMIDT, Okla. City, Okla. City Univ., AEI, University Hospital Okla City' CLAIRE B. SLEDGE, Ada, Univ. of Okla., AEI, Okla. City: DEAN F. WERNER, Kansas City, Mo., Westminster College, 'PX, Denver General Hospital, Denver, Colo.: KELLY M. WEST, Okla. Wesley Hospital, Okla. City: IOE L. SPANN, Tulsa. Univ. of Okla., TX, City, Univ. of Texas, fb B II, St. Luke's Hosp., Chicago, Ill.: LoRANcE St. Luke'S Hospital, Chicago, Ill.: DAVID E. SWANDA, Carnegie, Univ. of M. WHITE, Grandtleld, Univ. of Okla., ABU. U. S. Army Brooks Gen- Okla., Washington Univ., 'PB H, Wesley Hospital, Okla. City: LOWELL eral Hospital, San Antonio, Texas: IESSE L. YARBRO, Okla. City, Tulsa F. THORNTON, Shawnee, UI1iv. of Chicago, TX, University Hospital, Univ., WX, Providence Hospital, Seattle, Wash. PAYNE PEACHER PECK RAIZEN REEVES ROBISON Rocco ROSE RLITLEDGE SCHMIDT SLEDGE SPANN SWANDA THORNTON WERNER WEST WHITE YARBO Q.. . 'Q A, + 5' Ai ' w i . 4 , r 6 .gy W i ni C

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Above: Eager Iuniors thirst for knowledge but Holman looks for Esquire dix here, but if you'll just wait a moment, I'll find someone who will do it for you. The wearied sub- iect turns and breathes a sigh of relief, realizing that his first contact with the real live patient is over. What? I have three Orthopedic patients. Al- ready? As he unfolds the endless instruction sheet and class schedule, the fabled student finds, much to his consternation, that he was not supposed to be in OPD at all and that he has missed three lectures, two demonstrations and a case presentation. Oh, alas and alack. After becoming thoroughly accli- mated and familiar with his Service, the maimed stu- dent finds that it is time to change Services and some- what the same procedure as before is encountered. Two changes of Services later and five hundred and sixty lectures later, he slows down long enough to find that May has come and that he is on the thresh- old of the last installment, the Senior Year. Whoop- ee! Patient: The Veterans' Hospital was never like this!