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

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Student Housing Program THF AD-HOC HOUSING COM- MITTEE--lcfl to right: McKinley Brown, Glen Whitbeck, Raymond Crews, Glen llulmer, William ll. Strickland. Suzanne Marler, Marty Arnold, Flilahclli lfischcr, Gordon Dcckert, .lumes Rice. Mr. William H. Strickland. Di- rector of Student Housing. and Mrs. Suzanne Marler. assistant director. ure understandably ex- citcd at the rapidly moving plans for student housing. The housing oflice at the University of Okla- home Medical Center maintains a listing of over 200 housing facilities available through private owners in the immediate area. The students are invited to call on the Housing Office for any services or information, even other than housing problems, which might come up. There is a special room reserved for students equipped with conference table, tele- phone. comfortable chairs. notepads and pen- cils. With the passage of the bond issue. plans are being formulated for the rapid construction of the new student housing facility which will offer the student housing at a nominal fee. An- ticipated occupancy is by Fall, l97O. ,'?' 1. ,- 'if gl 'R Artists conception of the two new 20 story housing apartment buildings to be completed within the near future,

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.tam 'OW R i a o 4114 Students Lendel W, Porter, George .l. Meehlen. Charles V. Caldwell 84 Daniel Duffy praetiee elmetl chest eardiae rnamsage and artificial rempiration. Inhalation Therap INSTRUCTORS: Frederic B. Hertenstein. Har- old Cleveland. .lohn W. Hubbard. William E. Rainey. ffm Charles Caldwell 84 Dan Duffy administer intermittent positive pressure breathing. 27 , 4 in

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e 'f Di. Bhlllltlllll and MS iii Leon Gregstoi Group discussions the .Iunior Year. and intlivitluii l wnrk 'ire the hallmark of . is 1 reassure ll patient in the Gyn-Ob clinic. Medicine: A Regimen O Long Hours Medicine is a regimen of long hours and hard work. but certainly not without it's re- wards. We are ever mindful of our goals as We struggle to survive the trauma inflicted upon us by the huge quantity of material there is to assimilate during the course of our studies. Yet it is only through this process of learning. that must continue for our lifetime. that we are able to call ourselves physicians. And for this effort we shall see comfort and smiles on the faces of others. advance medical science to limits that were previously only dreamed about, and fulfill the inner need that has motivated us for these many years.