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

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M I vlvl V,sz? lf ' 'L 41' Top Row, Bennett, Brilhart, Day, Roley, Ruuska Second row, Taylor, VVebster, Cole, Davis, Douglas Third row, Kintner, Kretz, LeCocq, McCallum, Melvin Fourth row, Nelson, Rowe, Butler, Coddington, Coclling Fifth row, Prewitt, Rose, Snyder, Evans, Folts Sixth row, Gray, Jenkins, Laughlen, Lagozzino, Mansfield Seventh row, Miller, Neil, Olsen, Sniitli Bottom row, Stone, NVallen, Xvood. ' 1601 'ag-1 , ff, v ' 14, - ,V .ff :f.- az A ,' Yfa, , ,f H i Alpha Kappa Kappa, founded at Dart- mouth University in 1888, has a member- ship of 18,870 members, with active chap- tersat 45 class A medical schools in the United States and Canada. Upsilon chapter was instituted at the University of Oregon on March 21, 1903.

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1940 YEAR BOOK STAFF 1 . Editors - ,,,,, , ,,,,,,Q,- , ,,,-- A ssociate Editors History --.L ,,,, Class Editor Activities .. ..,... - Organizations Humor -- . Features -- Staff Artists ,,.,. Photography ,,,,...,. . Managing Editors Proof and Copy ,--- Business Manager ,fl dfuertising Manager , Advertising Staff Circulation Managers School of Medicine NOEL RAWLS THOMAS TAYI.OR ROSCOE WILSON TREVOR BRYANT MARJORIE NOBLE ARCHIE TUNTURI WOODSON BENNETT DAVID TAYLOR BRUCE WEBSTER ROBERT FRANCO CONRAD DELATEUR JOHN WELCH HER MAN SCHROEDER ROBERT MARCUM JOHN LONG Portrait Photography, GLADYS GILBERT STUDIO. School of Nursing BETTY CHILDS BETTY JANE MARSHALL SHIRLEY HOWELL DAPHNE MuIvIIvI HALLIE HARRINGTON VIVIAN BARNABY LUCILLE CENTLIVRE ETHELVA LOOSLEY OLGA REICH DORIS HAYES ALICE STOUT Landscape and Building Photography, CHARLES NORRIS. The entire staft wishes to express- its appreciation to Gladys Gilbert Studio, Charles Norris, Associate-Dean Baird, Mr, Couch, Dr. Todd, Miss Thompson, Dr. Massey, Dr. Cottrell, Miss Hallam, the Faculty, the Student Body, and others, whose excellent cooperation and constant help and Suggestions made this book possible. I T 11111: dab' I 59 l

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Top row, Currin, Davis, Draper, Emmel, YV--701168, M1115 Second row, Parrott, Rodda, BOSS, Shasky, Welcli, Ash Third row, Boyer, Browning, Fox, Gould, Hill, Jacobson Fourth row, Lindgren, Morris, Perkins, Reichlfi, Scheflefs Stout Fifth row, Armentrout, Beckwith, Hogdanovitch, Canfield, Fisher, Gerow S ixth row, Murry, Stucky, Banfield, Butler, Cochran, Congow Seventh row, Guiss, C. Jones, H. Jones, MOHSOH, Needlmm, O'Connor . Bottom row, Olsen, Peterson, Ramseyif BOYCC, N- Suulvan Ulett Those not in the picture, D. Sullivan, MOYICY, Nbwmflll, C. Day, H. Fisher, Vehrs. ' '- '- --- r Q. 'a -'- 3:1 V-M . . ,gg 1. if ilu ,P if' Ts. is .L..is.'9?5 W Nu Sigma Nu, a fraternity conceived, created and evolved out of need for co- operation and fellowship among medical men, was founded March 2, 1882, at the University of Michigan. The composing nucleus consisted of Benjamin Grinnell Strong, William Mayo, Frederick Clark Bailey, Robert D. Stephens, Charles Mar- shall Frye and Lincoln Gish. From this modest initial group of six, Nu Sigma Nu has grown to a proud stature, embracing within its ranks some hfteen thousand followers of the cult of Aesculapius and having at this time forty chapters in as many selected class A medical schools in the United States and Canada. ln 1918, the University of Oregon Med- ical School had within its conhnes a local fraternity, Pi Phi Sigma, organized by fourteen men of high scholarship and abil- ity. The desire of this organization, to- gether with recommendations of the fac- ulty and numerous other schools through- out the country, led to the establishment of Beta Nu of Nu Sigma Nu, on May 12, 1919. Since this beginning over three hundred men have learned and approved its ethical tenets, which are peculiarly appropriate to a profession wherein sacri- tice and selfless devotion to humanity have become traditional. l6ll