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

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Editorial As the years go by and our memories grow, we will look back upon this time spent in our training for the all important role we will play in the years to come. With the increasing responsi- bility that is placed upon us and the increasing burdens our position will hold, we will remember these days. We will envision how we were inundated by the vast amount of knowledge that there was to learn and master, how valuable a good nights sleep was, and how we tried to look professional when we were introduced to a patient for the first time as Doctor. With this in mind we have set forth in an attempt to capture what the University of Oklahoma Medical Center means to us, the , students. ln days and years to come we may reminisce about the time spent here, our classmates, teachers, and patients whom we have met and integrated with, many of whom we may never see again. Yet we know that these people will ever be imprinted in our memory. For each of us these years will mean different things and have different significance. It is our hope that this yearbook will be a source of fond remembrances and pride. BARRY ESRIG and LANCE SPALDING Co-Editors

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Bartlett Initiates QOKIE' Program Bringing Oklahoma college graduates back A former state senator, Bartlett also has to the state by providing them with jobs is one been active in civic work and the oil business. goal of a program initiated by Governor Dew- He has served as a director of the Tulsa Coun- ey Bartlett this year. The new OKlE pro- ty Chapter of the American Red Cross and as gram which stands for Oklahoma, Key to In- a director of two independent oilmen's associa- telligence and Enterprise, is designed to in- tions. As Oklahoma's nineteenth governor, crease pride in the state by stressing the pro- Bartlett is the second Republican to hold the gress made in Oklahoma since statehood. top office in the Sooner State. Republican Governor Dewey Bartlett formulated his OKIE plan to foster pride in Oklahoma and rejuvenate the state's economy.