University of Oregon School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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NXYQ A ss- fs I . ss 5. fs me BRUCE J. WEBSTER University of Washington King County Hospital, Seattle, Washington. DAVID K. TAYLOR College of Idaho, Emanuel Hospital, Portland, Oregon. PAUL E. RUUSKA University of Washington, Good Samaritan Hospital, Portland, Oregon. BENJAMIN SALTZMAN University ofOregon, Gorgas Memorial Hospital, Ancon, Panama. THOMAS J. TAYLOR Oregon State College, Swedish Hospital, Seattle, Washington. HOWARD S. WESTOVER University of Washington, King County Hospital, Seattle, Washington. HERMAN J. SCHROEDER University of Washington, Swedish Hospital, Seattle, Washington. ELIZABETH THORNTON Mills College, Emanquel Hospital, Portland, Oregon. ROSCOE C. WILSON Oiregon State College, French Hospital, San Francisco, California FLORIAN SHASKY, University of Portland, St. Vincents Hospital, Portland, Oregon. JOHN D. WELCH Vifillamette University, Charity Hospital, New Orleans, Lousiana. MAURICE T. WOOD University of Oregon, Santa Barbara Cottage Hosp Santa Barbara, California l29l

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ROBERT W. MARCUM WALDO O. MILLS LEONARD MORLEY Pacific University, Willamette University, Willamette University, Multnomah County Hospital, Multnomah County Hospital, Pierce County Hospital, Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon. Tacoma, Washington. MARJORIE JANE NOBLE MAX H. PARROTT HOWARD L. RICHARDSON University of Oregon, Hospital for Children, San Francisco, California. HOWARD G. ROBERTS Willamette Univ 1 ' e 's1ty, Multnomah County Hospital, Portland, Oregon. I 28 l Oregon State College, Multnomah County Hospital, Portland, Oregon. JOHN S. RODDA University of Oregon, Alameda County Hospital, Oakland, California. Collexre of Pupqet Sound, San Bernardino County ,Charity Hospital, San Bernardino, California WILLARD C. ROLEX' University ol' Oregon, Good Samaritan Hospital, l,0l'l,l2lllll, Orogxon. MARGARET C. NILSSON Stanford University. State of VVisconson General Hospital, Madison, Vtfisconsin. NOEL B. RAVVLS Oregon State College. l'll11Ill1l1k'l Hospital, Portland, Oreion. JOHN M. ROSS Xvlllllllhlllt' University. Anvlwr llosviirll. St. l':1ul, Minnesota.

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During this, the Hrst of the Clinical year, the student gets his Hrst opportunity to apply the knowledge which he has acquired during his basic years. I-lis memory is crowded with lengthy theories and scientific formulae. l-le can write at great length on didactic subjects and pick the rarest of diagnoses out of thin air. But he soon learns that discouragingly few actual cases come very close to typical text-book descriptions. His conhdence in his vast storehouse of jumbled facts and diagnostic signs begins to weaken under the strain. lt is time now to reassemble these theoretical ideas and build up a more useful and practical fund of infor- mation. Furthermore, the medical aspirant now forms his first habits of technique and lays the foundation of his future sick-room personality. With these points in mind, the junior year way well be said to be the beginning of the metamorphosis of the physician. nv f l tv 1 1 ' Saab n ' file' HO, unior Class