University of Texas Health Science Center - IATRO Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

| : a — The University of Texas a | : : | Health Science Center at’ Houston 4a. CONTENTS Dedication 4 Deans 6 Features 8 Events 52 Classes 86 Closing 150 Index 170 ET oe RSE i SAS AES Ernst Knobil, Ph.D., Dean July 1, 1981-April 30, 1984 John C. Ribble, M.D., Louis A. Faillace, M.D., Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Acting Dean May 1, 1984- James D. Hefner, M.D. Acting Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs 5 April 1, 1984- Sept. 1, 1982-March 31, 1984 Frank H. Morriss, Jr., M.D. James A. Chappell, M.D. Rick A. Gaines Associate Dean for Student Affairs Associate Dean for Management Albert E. Gunn, M.B., B.Ch. Susan F. Pokorny, M.D. Assistant Dean for Admissions Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Eugene W. Adcock, II, M.D C. Frank Webber, M.D. . | Assistant Dean for Continuing Education Assistant Dean for Community Affairs . . . +... oe eee So 10 MEN | short hair woven shoes double breasted suits with peaked lapels patterned trousers fleece activewear leather outerwear textured sweaters linen fabrics cashmere cardigans London and Japanese designs GEWEEREP FASHION WOMEN short hair “bob” wide strapped sandles man tailored look sweater dressing sarong skirts textured hosiery ear cuffs draped swimwear neon dayglo dressing skinny knit dresses Stephen Sprouse designs LEEE SEG Hermann Hospital has been designated the base of operations for a nationwide emergency organ transport program. Oil In- dustry Lifesaving Flights, is a network of 45 corporate planes available when emergency services are needed by a transport center. BABY DOE REGULATIONS On February 13, 1984, the Department of Health and Human Services enacted the “baby doe” pro- cedures and guidelines to prevent discrimination on the basis of handicap in connection with health care for handicapped infants. Since that time more than 20 cases have been presented to the courts for rulings. To deal with the controversial cases the government has created “baby doe” type investigative squads. The “baby doe” guidelines. .. 1. When medical care is beneficial, it should be — provided. 2. The individual’s medical condition should be the sole focus of the decision. 3. It is legal to withhold medical procedures which are clearly futile, but, supportive care should be — provided. 4. When in doubt whether to treat, a presumption | should be in favor of treatment. 5. In cases of uncertainty of treatment benefits, disability should not be the basis of the decision. MUSIC The biggest thing in 84’ jis superstar Michael Jackson, winning eight American Music Awards and eightGrammys. GRAMMY WINNER: Record of the year: _ | Beatt— Michael Jackson | Album of the year: | Thriller — Michael Jackson Best New Song: _ Every Breath You Take — The Police Female Pop Vocal: Irene Cara est Male Pop Vocal _ Michael Jackson Best Album From a Movie: Flashdance soundtrack Karen Ann Quinlan turned 30 years old March 29 in a New Jersey nursing home where she has lived for most of the 8 years since her respirator was disconnected in 1976. ; ers pane HE Git GI APO SOMEBOUT'S E71 | Hurricane Alicia hit the Texas coast at 2:00 ALICIA TERMINAL PARE jim on August 18, 1983 causing millions in lamage, killing 22 people and leaving over 1.6 ion persons without power. _ A team of prominent physicians fter a direct hit to Galveston Island, she gathered at Harvard Medical School to ed Northwesterly passing through West develop guidelines for the terminally ill. iston. With devastating winds and heavy | They concluded it is ethical to withhold licia caused heavy damage to many sur- | drugs and sometimes food and water areas including Freeport, Texas City, | from mentally deranged elderly patients | wn, and Webster. - | who are hopelessly ill, as long as they are _ to the awareness and preparedness of kept comfortable. The idea was that if a ee Houston area, within a few days, 85% of the group of prominent physicians took the | ater and power had been restored and most of lead in suggesting these principles, it he residents had returned to their homes to might become more acceptable among a} egin the cleanup. the general physician population. - MOVIES Us In 84, Steven Spielberg continued to produce box office successes including a sequel to Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones — Temple of Doom and an ET similarity, Gremlins. Tom Selleck though, was again unsuccessful with his leading role in Lassiter. Some of the hot movies for the summer included Romancing the Stone, Top Secret, Ghost Busters, Bachelor Party, Star Trek III, and Moscow on the Hudson. ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS Best Picture: Terms of Endearment Best Actor: Robert Duvall, Tender Merctes Best Actress: Shirley MacLaine, Terms of Endearment Best Supporting Actor: Jack Nicholson, Terms of Endearment Best Supporting Actress: Linda Hunt, The Year of Living Dangerously Best Director: James L. Brooks, Terms of Endearment Most Original Song: Flashdance... What a Feeling Most Original Screenplay: Horton Foote, Tender Mercies AIDS The mysterious and deadly disease called AIDS could soon fall to medical science, many researchers believe. The optimism comes as a result of reports that researchers in the United States and France think they have isolated the lethal virus. The virus found by scientists at the Pasteur In- stitute in Paris is called “LAV” for lymphadenopathy- associated virus and over the year has become the leading candidate as the cause of AIDS. If indeed research findings are confirmed, then a vaccine could be developed to prevent the disease and blood dona- tions could be screened before a transfusion. More than 4000 Americans have contracted AIDS since it was identified in 1981 and more than 1750 have died. Resear- chers believe a period of two or three years will pass before a vaccine will be commercially available. The Jarvik 7 artificial heart fright) and the new Utah 1006 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, in mid-1984, approved the implanting of a permanent artificial heart in a human for just the second time in history. This heart will be a new model: the Utah 100. 12 Sp, She's a girl from the big city. “Me's areckless soldier of For a fabulous treasure, they share an ad no one could imagine. or survive. UPS POSITRON In February, the UT Board of Regents dedicated the Positron Diagnostic and Research Center to the University of Texas Medical School. The center in- cludes the Positron Tomographic Cameras, the Cyclotron Facility, and the Positron Imaging Laboratories. The PET (Positron Emission Tomography) is a diagnostic tool aiding in early identification and prevention of disease processes and has potential therapeutic uses. DAVID DIES David, the ok - in Baylor College of M _ Texas Children’s Hospital. | At the age of 12, David fad been the oldest survivor of severe combined immune deficiency (SCID) until receiving a bone marrow transplant from his 15 year-old sister. Three months after the transplant, he developed some fever, omiting, and diarrhea which forced physicians to remove from. his sterile environment. David’s condition eriorated and he died of heart failure. n honor of David, Baylor recently established the Dad nter, dedicated solely to treat immunological deficiency iseases, with which 50 to 100 children are born with each lic ine’ s Clinical Research Center at UT Clinical Professor Denton Cooley received the Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian award, on March 26, 1984 in Washington, D.C. FLU VACCINE Promising results from the first phase of influenza vaccine research yield hope for a new vaccine in the form of nasal drops or spray. The experimental drops developed by researchers from several universities contain live influenza viruses, modified to act like the flu in humans, but harmless in clinical trial use. Because the vaccine could be administered by drops or spray, many believe that the vaccine would be more accep- table to the public than vaccine injections. Researchers believe a commercial vaccine could be available in 5 years. 13 rE i RRBRBBLK RRRRRRVVRR SVL LVRLVGLKLVVGHGSBAS SSSA Scenes From Life Flight In 1976, Hermann Hospital initiated a : medical transport program called LIFE | FLIGHT, which eventually developed into | an essential part of Houston’s medical care services. The program’s primary function has been to transport critically ill or injured pa- tients to a setting where the most sophisticated medical treatment could be provided in the shortest amount of time. Today, the program includes three helicopters based at Hermann Hospital, and two helicopters based at Baptist Hospital of Southeast Texas in Beaumont and at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. The life flight helicopters are equipped as mobile emergency rooms and include the necessary medical supplies need- ed to administer emergency care. From their central location at Hermann Hospital, any of the life flight helicopters can respond to calls within five minutes. The life flight team consists of a pilot, physician, and registered nurse. All pilots 4 have had extensive military, commercial, or COrporate transportation experience. The physicians and flight nurses have specialized ed training in emergency care and trauma | treatment. - , | =. | | | | 14 | RRBRRBRLBRLRLRLBBQRQQQRLBQ LL QQ BLL BQ Q BRL QK RRRVVVVLL GSKB SRV VLLKRVRKLKLKLKLKKKVRBVGLGLGGBS LE BRIBE SRIBIBIRIBIB BIBER RRR RRR RRB RQB LLB RB KLLL { aes Eee te Sat se: Houston: Objet D’art When the Hermann estate constructed their hospital in 1924, it was well out of town. As Houston grew, so did Hermann Hospital giving rise to the impressive complex comprising the focus of UTHSC. The elegant Spanish construction of the Cullen Pavilion makes it the most colorful structure of the entire medical center. In 1948 the next extension (the Robertson Pavilion by Kenneth Fran- zheim) was created. The Jones Pavilion is the most recent addition (1970). These three units give Hermann Hospital a rather eclectic face representing five decades of growth. a NN a. ] . 1 ae rywT lt Mee m4 I ae rie an Gf a8 at The Prudential building (alias Houston Main building) was originally a luxury hotel. Designed by Kenneth Franzheim in 1952, it is the clean, polished art-deco of the time. The palm-shaded pool now serves as a refuge for students of the state. Perhaps more utilitarian is the oddly symmetrical Hermann Professional Building (which too was designed by Mr. Franzheim, in 1957) (right). A portion of M. D. Ander- son Hospital rises like the fortified spires of a castle (below), pink granite towers of medicine. Outside of the Robertson pavilion is the micro-scale tribute to the gothic cathedral, heavy buttresses supporting a stained-glass skin. The Jones Pavilion was constructed at the same time as the medical school, appearing as one long continuous structure, an ivory tower lying on its side. Here, (middle left) is a scene that many will remember (note newly-completed cyclotron). On the other hand, (middle right), when it comes to Favrot Hall, most of us want to forget (note the aspiring perspiring marathoner Charles Harper). Fossil-filled limestone forms the walls of the Houston city hall, a WPA construction project replete with right-minded proletarian bas-relief insets and tiny neon clocks. Humble and squat, it looks curious against the towering downtown skyline. ow ¥ ¥ q : ft 4 ‘ £ é Z 4 be TAN AN AWRANN . Abe Miranda (above) can often be seen pondering Houston's unique architecture, most of which dates back on- ly 20 years. Of note is the addition to the Museum of Fine | 2 ‘the structural elements should stand out for themselves, not ‘to be hidden by decorative covering (note exposed gurders). | This school gives rise to “International style,” better known as “glass and steel boxes” that characterize Houston. Phillip Johnson (a student of Mies) shows this in the Penzoil Building (1977, right and lower right). Directly adjacent is Johnson’s regression to Gothic revival, the Republic Bank | Tower. Presently, the tallest building in Houston is I. M. Pei’s Texas Commerce Tower, at 76 stories. At its base teeters a precariously balanced sculpture by Miro (left, above). The first words spoken from the moon where, “Houston, Tranquility base here, the Eagle has landed.” In honor of Houston's unique status is “space city,” tranquility park is a futuristic memorial to Apollo. Reminiscent of rocket boosters on launch pads, metallic cyllindrical fountains await some countdown. Into the Hermann Professional Building there flows a constant stream of people, some of them frozen in Leave-it- to-Beaver clothing (right and middle). A realistic depiction of the angst and burdens of medical school life is the sculpture by Bob Fowler. The nuclear family can be seen splashing about before the Prudential Building in a work by Wheeler Williams (1953). INTERESTING FACES: A FEW (OF THE MANY) But we are pressed by heavy laws; And often, glad no more, - We wear a face of joy because We have been glad of yore. WV. Wordsworth wo Knaen Anderson, MSI | : _Jim Dowd oe ae = oe SR a Se Mark Shoenber vi Scapond 2 % = oe G o _ 3 i 3 Oo = Yn 2 + Suzanne Bodor The Evolution of Medicine Part One Premedicus lowlificus Sonuva guanerus Spiritus brokae Whoduzeethinkee izicus (=) oD ae PHYSICIANS CUASS.OF 1984 Key — Page 167 The 1984 Art Show and Performing Arts Festival a) Peter Ostrow, M.D., Ph.D.: vocal and instrumental. b) Ron Philo, Ph.D.: piano. c) Kim Dunn, MSI and Judy Hunter, MSI: “18th Century Songs.” d) Ramon Solis, MSI: vocal. UTmMsH 3° AMopoiini ABTS FESTINL per. | “ ARTS — APRIL 23 AN + o TALEDT SHOW- SAT. APRIL. 3. 7: 30 _p-™- ROOD 3.001- ute che + SPOPSORED ‘5 SENAITE | ’ af o CARR . r ee = see : SEGAL . b) a) Stuart Sell, M.D. and David Kahn, MSI: Dixieland Jazz. b) Sue Moss, MSIII: “Rumanian Folk Dances.” c) Bill Taylor, MSII: Master of Ceremonies. a) Francisco Fuentes, M.D.: mandolin. b) Bill Privitera, MSIV, Jon Kaiser, MSIV, and Kyle Moore, MSIV: acoustic guitars. c) William Goldie, M.D.: recitation of “Academic Doctor” 38 J 2 qe 2 — J é é oe ee ee ee nn: meee nti ae a aio cneeathdaiatencaiideennnt te nbtetemeeel STEN | Ws aceesamneene erences a Not Your Average Ordinary Medical Student a and b) Alice Mao has been a professional model since high school. Look for her in Weiner's ads and in fashion shows at Sakowitz and Sak’s Fifth Avenue. c) These students are trying to set an unofficial world’s record for “Most marathons run by a medical school class while in school.” Pictured from left to right are: Scott Nowlin, Steve Wall, Joel Peacock, Larry DeNino, Glenn Romualdo, Jim Martin, Charlie Harper (not shown). d and e) “This is the house that Trey Built.” Trey Pettit designed and built (and is still working on) his four bedroom house in Manvel. Trey is seen here with his son Willy. eee | 23 J a . d ee) =e. i a) Doug Magee is a machinist and auto mechanic. He quarter-mile drag races his 69 Camaro. b) This is the engine of the ‘69 Camaro which Doug built. c) Richard Stuntz is an Air Force pilot. He trained NATO pilots to fly T- 38’s at Sheppard Air Force Base, Wichita Falls. a) Nancy Stebbins is a tactical in- telligence officer for the Army Reserves. b) Rik Post is shown here with his paper money collection. He has travelled to 50 countries, is a Russian translator, and also collects tropical fish. a) Bones Mann is shown here with his patented formula KyP which is used in many commercial products. b) John Braden spent a summer in Eastern Honduras working in a medical clinic. c) Native dwelling in Ahaus, Honduras. (It rains a lot there.) a) Eddy Fraifeld is wearing the “Oklahoma” feather dance outfit that he made. He competes in Indian dance competitions and has won several honors including Florida State Cham- pion. Eddy also is a DJ. ORE AWARDS coe ESDAY, JUNE 26, 1984 Bojalk's, vote gio! RENEE Metered ere NOUS Vc Dae Fb pup Uehe, diataal reese eee DET Laie Cynthia Young Bm, ein ‘a; 2.5 0 hee oes sale mete ae miei eee Se ODOREIETICE Biisin a broia bv alot pin eile tak a at eaten LOO A OC ee Mid 4 Gael wi aage Bay Han Oe RRLTRES Teena een EERO SLIT Lettre Ennio Chiocca Biochemistry .).cmasti sar Gross Anatomy sis sae Developmental Anatomy .... Histology (0.5: stee asses Neuroscience . siticae aa Kyle Miller | Physiology scan eee Ep ieee dnescee ss cunivne sets DOURIAS Meritt | Behavioral Science and Intervie poe ebedinnsecweds seus a5� « � Darbeee MCALsIEE ; | Martha Parmington | Linda Piller Bi ud Heo Ve alale' sn = sheieenrls «+ LIGMN VW andersheee ise) Lee Ann Nelson (2nd) © : Daniel Hartmann (3rd) _ settee tees ee eeeeeeeeesss Katharine Kelley ‘ Barbara McAllister : Z ; ; Douglas Merritt Kg filler “it i} ii - im mae rs 08) pny Prete — we “ Immunology ...........++ Hee ee Medical Genetics ........ oe ee ene eee ne Special Award .. Teaching Awards SENIOR AWA. Friday, Ju Upjohn Achievement Award ..........¢ Lemmon Company Student Award ......§ American Medical Women’s Association Branch 42 Scholarship Award ........ Dereratolopy. 45 sar sore ese 2. Family Practice — The Henry W. Withers Awe Internal Medicine ............ Neurology — The Sandoz Award .... ee = see ; Sy . Deborah Moritz . Kelly Danks _ . Catherine Crowson Brant Victor ANS 2 jatric Surgery — The Truman G. Bloc ls A Re 5 x ¥ . a's eva he ee Best Clinical Teaching Department .... Best Basic Science Teaching Department latory Emergency al Medicine h Coppola, M.D. oe wil Phomas E. Andreoli, M.D. SULELY oe ts mm eo ge mmmenes T. VanBuren, M.D. (Pediatrics ...2...... ee... tiss E. Findlay, M.D. a. A (AL 510) ry Medictt oo ene vere i: RRRVBRRBRRRGVKBGHBSB BBS GHSSSBSGS : r al ti - a BBS RBBB BRC | | : irs sawebnconscwns FRESHMAN RETREAT 1983 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES “Breaking the Ice” a) Arrival — check point one. b) The dean’s reception. c) Look no tie! d) Afternoon picnics. e) Take the express bus to Camp Allen. BBBBRBLLL OLLI IIIR RRR B BRIE BRERA i) h | RRRRRRRRRRRRBRGBLBAABE CHESS 26 26 26 26 28 26 28 28 36 26 26 Ss 6 | | 55 BBBSS HESeSeHet ) BERERERERRRBBRRKLRRRRRVGVVBGGGHBBBSSS e | | K QR IBIRIBIR RIOR ERI BSB SAI IR SBIR IRI GSAS IRIE IRI SB RRB RR IR IB SBBBBRBABRVBVRRBRRRRRRRRRIRIRIRERERIO SRA2 RXR 5252 XB 5Q%O XOX0 i CAMP ALLEN SUMMER GAMES “Testing Motor Coordination” | a) “Look, there’s where I’m from.” b) We won! c) | Freshman-sophomore tug-o-war. d) Afternoon volleyball. e) They really haven’t changed. PROBABLE RBBB BEB BER BERLE LEBEL LEE RRRRRRRRRKRKLRRRRVRLRVRBRKGSBBBRGK BSE GSS BE RETREAT ENTERTAINMENT 3 “Priming the Pump” E a) The picture says it all. b) James Hakert knows what 'he likes! c) The expressions that say “it’s getting late:” ithose of Bill Taylor and John Riggs. d) Laura Renbaum: | one of many medical student mothers. e) Drs. Ross and Duke. f) Charlie Wilson. Ja RNNNNAREOEYE — i j (BEGIGiRIRIRIBIB BIBER IRR 82822 B58 ABB BRB 1 1a aN NaRARANR NR aRaIANR ar8 i eS} � | BRRBRRRRRLRRBKLKLLE LLL LLG RGGI GG GB VL LG LL GHHAS LG | TROPICS PARTY a) Jerry's enjoying the juice. b) THE TROPICS PARTY QUARTET — Mark Netoskie, Dr. Frank Booth, Tim Bothwell, and wife. c) Sean O'Sullivan takes a lickin’... d) Steve Haber and his wife, Leslie. e) Melissa Ferguson and Scott Litofski — what a couple. b BBRLRRRRRBELLEL LBL BBOLLLRRRBRR RKB QRLVLQBQLLLX_ 1) @ eZ SBBLGLE GG LEK B LG LLG LLL LLLLRLLRRLRRVRRLRRBLRL SOUTHERN REGIONAL STUDENT NATIONAL MEDICAL | ASSOCIATION | CONFERENCE a) Dr. Jones speaks. b) Kevin Smith (left) talks things over with delegates from other, less splendorous medical schools. c) Endless discussions. d) Keith Crawford partakes. e) Others partake as well. | i | | i Fs] e| : || | | | s t 4 ‘ i g 1 1h fan e Ad i 1 1 { i | | REQERERBRBRRRRRBRRKKLLRLRLRRRRRRRRRRVK VG BIS LAAAS 63 q . 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BANQUET a) If you have to ask how these two demure dental students got into a medical school yearbook . . . you just aren't looking. b) Kevin Smith at the podium. c) Michele Morgan thanks Marquita Smith for her help through the year. d) Jackie Ross, Director of Student Support Programs, is recognized. e) Dr. Robinson, advisor. f) The table of honor. c) BBSBRG RLV GRLLLKKLRLRRRRRRRRBLRKRKRKK | HRRRRRBR E HBBSB ISH BVH BG BLS SV RLGLKLRLRBRBRRBRBRRBLRLB i i 26 26 26 6 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 28 26 6 26 6 26 £6 £6 26 26 £6 26 25 26 £6 26 26 26 25 26 26 26 26 £6 : Ein [RRRERBRRRBGRBRGBGRSLSSGSGSSGGHHGGSGGSGSGBESHES ee ee THE : LIP SYNC oe lf @ CONTEST : —§ a) A normal, healthy American girl (Keith Crawford). b) Tom (“Jolson”) Zurenko. c) Doug Carman, too cool. d) The lovely and talented ... Miss Laura Waltrip. e) Beth Chapman. f) Denise Schatte and Tracey Samuels. cA | 72 � b) | oe 5 = | | SBBCBBBAVRGBLBRRBRGRBRRBRVRRRRRVBRRVBRVRRRRBLK | i tf Matias SS RRRVRRVRVVRLGRLLVGLLVVRV VHS VVKKRLGRLVBBBBKRE BRRRVRRBBBBRRRRRRLRRVKBB GV SS VLBGKLKKHHHAGS SBS oa F t E F j fi f CHRISTIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY CAMPOUT a) Tim Holder talks with Dr. Stroebel. b) Mike Kalish, Alan Morgan, Sky Forrister, and Laurie Havran. Q°R°R OB O5R O'R IBID 5D ™D 5B W2ID D ID XD IOP S292 ID 9 IB IBIB IB IB AOID IR IR IBIBER IRIBIR IDIOM, i] oe . | PBRBBEB x ASAT TASER ORO E 13 | | | | j SH | ‘ . ‘7 E | ve y 4 er | : ai4 = ee | Mh vo Fs | THE DEAN'S 2 Sg : “ | E RECEPTION ; | | | be : June 1, 1984 | | A time for the | | gathering of our friends, | c| | 4 . . + our families, and our | | fac ulty. | John Levins and family (top right). Mike, Barbara, and Scott Reis (bottom right) Alan Morgan and friends (next page top | right). Ed Nash with Mom and Dad (next page top right). Dan Pankowsky and Dr. Kirkendall having a serious discussion. (next page bottom left). Bruce Baker and daughter Kathryn (next page bottom right). | | |) 1 | q | Sie rents | i i RBARBOELRLL LL LBRO ERLE BBE RR BRIBE RIRE BIER RR 5Bx2 52: BRRRRRRBBRRRRRGRRBBRVVRRBRVGVVVRGG GLK | bese PRERRRRRQRRRRRRRRRKRKRKKRLRRKRRRKKKKKREE LKB MATCH DAY “natives” get restless. (right) Deb Crumbaker realizes it’s harder to get out of med school, than to get in. (lower left) The F's | Paul Jennings and Dr. Chappell ponder what to do if the through K's awaiting match results. Jon Kaiser and Mike | Graham. (lower right) This Bud's for you! Cheers to the class of '84. Susan Nelson and Chuck Mascioli. (opposite page, upper left) Drinking beer shouldn't be such a serious affair after learning you're doing a 5 year residency in San Diego. Mark Gunn. (Opposite, upper right) ‘That's a great story, but have I got one for you!” Liz Gremillion. (opposite, lower left) Does the : beer have a good bouquet?? Mary Shinn. (opposite, lower right) Senior Events Vel ¥ SCRRBBRBVRLLLLRLLRRKLRLLRLLLLRLLRRRRRRBRRRRBBRRRE y A Naa ™ = RBESBB LBL GB VG LGV IG L RLLLLLKLKLRRRRRRRRRVRVRLRLR I: BBB BBRARQ RRR RR RRR BBR ERI BIR E OOs THE SENIOR BANQUET May 31, 1984 THE GRAND HOTEL A truly “grand” affair featuring a delicious meal, bountiful refreshments, the music of Johnnie Dee and the Rocket 88’s, and, of course, the company of our friends and | loved ones. Drs. Peter Ostrow and Frank Yatsu entertained us with a stand up comedy routine. (top right) Gisele Greenhaw and her husband dance to the tunes. (middle right) Cindy Bliz- zard intently drinking! (bottom right) Hail, Hail the gang’s all here! (top to bottom, left to right) Ed Nash, Susi Vassallo’s sister, Sara Bartos, Sue DeWitt’s sister, Sue DeWitt, Susi Vassallo, David Villasana, Miles Simmons, and Mike Jaworskki. (next page top) What kind of line is Miles feeding now? (next page middle left) Tottie Cigarroa sur- rounded by her fans . . . Jimmy Chamness and Joe Lucci (next page middle right) Walter Johnson more intent on his food!!! (next page bottom left) A toast to a job well done. Greg Erdelyan and Diane Jendrzey (next page bottom right) Wis CRAM Na anastraaearetae= pete Mr rege ae Senior va ts “ | SCIERBRBIBB BRB BBRBIBIBIR BRR IRB IRR IBIBO ROO uf SSBB SALAS IGG GG SGLGG GL LLL LLL KLKLRLRRRKRLKLKLL ee ay i | | BBBBBGABGG GV VV VIS VV VV VVVVVLRKLKKVRLKKVRRKLKE ) 1 Bren ts GRADUATION 1984 June 2, 1984 Jones Hall What could Steve Harris be doing to evoke such a response by Laura Jones??? (right) There's a skeptic in every crowd! Brad Hurst, Carl Hubbell and Walt Johnson. (bottom right) Trying to act dignified. (next page top) Bruce Russell, Richard Rogers, John Weaver, Chuck Mascioli, and Mike Reis. Lydia “LEGS” Martin. (next page lower left) Distinguished graduates Mike McGehee, and Sara Bartos. 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Karen Dvonch-Steinmetz (next page bottom right) Ey cae nae BAF 5 oe. gat oo ot HEB ] we ef Senior Events BESBEB EEL B LLL LQ L LLL LOL LQ LLL BQ RQ EBL RB QL IQ LLM G —S onesie Itout Cookies GD= Gunner isplacement oor Lobby a) Today PH Wh 0% B ee ane OCK ee Seer yo Hrs Dp 3 ; 1 Aci it tn dt A cht MRL LO ORB EAE PVP RLPVLPRLP LP VLPPAG | Hg FRESHMEN = f | I f E E Gunner Displacement Day Abouleish, Hassan i Alanis, Artemio Ay Alfrey, Holly {| Allen, Rachel || Ashmore, Rita i] 1 a) i| i 4 3 { i Baeuerie, Jeffery i Baily, Pamela 7 Bales, Joan Barber, Douglas Bartlett, David Sema snmn aT HG sey Bell, Margaret Bellard, Ricky Bennett, Donna Berkey, Beverly Boden, Donna Braden, John Brams, Matthew Brieno, Elsa Brylowski, Andrew Bueler, Desiree Burns, Stephanie Cadorette, Teresa Calk, Jonathan Campbell, John Carmen, Douglas Cavazos, Edmund Chan, Arden Chapman, Beth Chen, Mike Chester, Jeremy Ciccarelli, Armann Collins, Donald Corn, Christa Cowan, Janet Cranfill, Lee Cross, Lisa Cvicela, Beatrice Daughterty, Elillian Dawson, Dawn DeLeon, Beatriz IEE LOOD WNT STS! es Dean, Jon Dennis, Robert Diaz, Thomas Dickens, Diana Dingler, Leonard Dodson, Kathryn Doughtie, James Dowd, James Drake, Thomas Drtil, Alexander Dul, Kevin Dunn, Kimberly Durci, Michael Erickson, Mark Ewing, John Farmer, Kathryn Farnie, Mark Farrell, Stephen Faykus, Max Finkel, Kevin Fisher, John Forrest, Linda Foster, Stephen Fox, Teresa Fritz, William Furlong, Timothy Garcia, Paul Gerber, Howard Ghidoni, Patricia Godfrey, Mark Kevin Dul shows them how to do it right! Goldman, Samuel Goldwater, Diane Graham, Walter Grant, Michael Grimshaw, Randall Grosklos, Jackie Guyot, James Hathaway, Julie Havran, Laurie Heerensperger, Timothy Heisler, Gerald Herrin, Lisa Herring, Beverly Herring, Michele Hinson, Horace Holder, Timothy Hunter, Judith Hutchens, Craig Ibarra, Francis Jamail, Shayne Janecek, Stephen Jenkins, Mark Johnson, Celeste Johnson, Charles Johnson, Denise Johnson, John Jones, Bruce Jones, Christian Jones, Michael Jones, Robert Sean O'Sullivan displays his skill in the Microbiology lab. RIE Jones, Valerie Kahn, David Kane, Gregory Kellaway, Judianne Kenisberg, Sandra Killam, Ronald Knauss, Angela Koehler, Nancy Konig, Laurence Kosmoski, David Kutzler, Daniel LaRoche, Howard Jr. Leeves, Jane Lerma, Theresa Leveque, Joseph Levin, Michelle Lopez, Mary Loreck, David Loss, Scott Lovoi, Michael Mack, Naomi Magee, Douglas Magill, Linda Mann, Debra Manning, Sheryl Mao, Alice Marro, Teresa Marshall, Susan Masters, Matthew Matrsciano, James McBride, Janie McCarty, Clay McCarty, Jodie McCrea, William McDonald, Craig McDowell, Joseph McKinley, James McNeely, Cynthia Meador, Gregory Merritt, Shirley Minter, Glen Mirtsching, Barry Mitchell, Matthew Monks, Brian Moore, Nancy Morrison, James Morrow, Robert Myers, Kris Neumann, John Nguyen, De Nordstrom, Mary Olson, David Olson, Eric Olsson, Pamela Ortega, Jose Oshinsky, Roberta O'Sullivan, Sean Partridge, Carole Pena, Leo Pettit, William Porter, John Post, Richard, Jr. Pruden, David Ramos, Alina Ramsbacher, Laurie Regan, Victoria Remmel, Raymond Renbaum, Laura Riley, Valerie Rodriguez, Diana Rodriguez, Kim Rouse, Lisa Sabalesky, Doreen Sadler, Natalie Schaub, Lowry Natalie tells Cindy and Suzy: “And that is the real ‘bugger’ Scoggin, Steve Shoultz, Charles Sitter, Timothy Smith, Preston Smith, John Snyder, Suzanne Solis, Ramon | Sorrell, Cynthia i St. Clair, Kevin Stackhouse, David Stanley, John Stebbins, Nancy Stinson, Mark Stodlt, Richard Stoltje, Paul 4 r; ms a 7 : 2 a¢ e 7 La Stringfellow, Grace Stroupe, Earnest Sumrall, Jerry | Sunderland, Theresa Swindell, Sharon Taylor, Darlene | Thompson, Nancy Troung, Charles Tschauner, Rob Van Norman, James Vitale, Salvatore Waltrip, Laura Weitzner, Michael Williams, D’wayne Wimberly, David Wimmer, Michael Worth, Laura Wright, Terry Zirkel, Louise Zurenko, Thomas a) Arden, James, Celeste, and Charles compare their answers. b) “Where's the beef?” Allison, Roberta Anderson, Charles Anderson, Kristen Artman, Sheryl Lynn Askew, Linda Baker, Brad Barth, Joseph Bartley, Michael Bauman, Margaret Biehl, Kurt Blackshear, Patty Bodor, Suzanne Bothwell, Tim Bowenschulte, Bradley Boyd, Alan Brooks, Millard Brophey, Mike Brown, David Carroll, Debra Catalano, Fabian Chandler, Michael Chang, Anne Chang, Wen-Li Chiocca, Ennio Crawford, Keith Croft, Stephen Damico, Peter Davis, Tammy Day, John DelBello, Mark DeNino, Lawrence Dougherty, Patrick Drechsel, Randy Dulak, Catherine Dunn, Esther Englund, Anna Epps, Debra Eslick, Mary Evans, Mitchell Ferguson, Melissa Finnerty, Nancy Fleming, Francis Fletcher, Kevin Foosaner, David Forrister, Skylar Fraifeld, Eduardo Freedman, Marianne Friedman, Alan Fulkerson, Richard George, Diane Giglio, John Gomez, Jesus Gray, Brian Gray, David Greer, Beverly Groves, George Gullion, Guy Gutierrez, Emilio Guzman, Anna Haber, Steven Hakert, James Harper, Charles Harris, Terry Harrison, Lyndall Harvey, Kristi Hartmann, Daniel Hartwell, Elizabeth Hauser, Michele Heeth, William Hemphill, Louise Hernandez, Jesse Hite, Robert Howell, Robert Irvin, Bryan Izbrand, David O 4, Pr of GO 4 4 CP “ Jones, Andrew Kelley, Katherine Kelly, Anita Ketch, Robert Knapick, Brenda Kronick, Stephen Lanier, Paul Leehey, Maureen Li, Helen Lopez, Jose Lowe, William Lusk, Samuel Macheledt, Janet Manning, Michael Manzullo, Ellen Kenneth Wells and Kevin Smith take a break between lectures. EEE RW DURE RES i | i 4 “Suddenly there came a tapping %, 5 ya, ’ % « se aS és tr cY 4 ing Wag y eA ...” John Startz and Diane George k Martin, James Marvel, Jeffrey Mazow, Mark McAllister, Barbara McConnell, Robert McDonald, Rebecca McDonald, Thomas McElvain, Ricky McGinnis, Michael McGowan-Tusks, Ann McKenney, Todd McMenamy, Kandi McMullen, William Merritt, Douglas Miller, Kyle Miranda, Abraham Moffitt, Maricela Montes, Luis Morgan, Ann Mueller, Leslie Mueller-Jones, Susan Nelson, Leann Netoski, Mark Nicholson, Joseph Nowlin, Scott Ochoa, David O’Conner, Siobhan Olney, Janet O'Shea, Kevin Owens, Rochelle “as of someone gently rapping ...” Larry DeNino and Emilio Guiterrez “Should I tell this guy what medical school is really like?” Parmington, Martha Pattee, Gary Lee Peacock, Joel 1 Pendergrass, Peter Peter Damico wonders, | | Pickens, James Pillar, Linda | Pollock, Madelyn Poole, Henry Popek, Anthony Prier, David Prete, Michael Pritchett, Eugenia Rachal, Mack Regan, Kevin Reyes, Robert e PLO LLP LLL ALL LL PLT AP PADD DED AD APP ODDO PADD DODO OOOO OVO | Riggs, John Rizzo, Gina Rodriguez, Mark Romualdo, Glenn Rose, Jackie Rubio, Nancy Samples, Roxanne Samuels, Tracey Santos, George Santoscoy, Robert Schatte, Edith Schoenberg, Mark Schorr, Alan Scott, Robin Shafer, Curtis Shalek, Frances Shapiro, David Sheridan, Michael Smith, Grayson Smith, Kevin Startz, John Stiles, Nancy Stowe, Robert Stubee, Barbara Stuntz, Richard Tarte, Nancy Taylor, Bernard Taylor, Harold Tosick, Marianne Trachman, Susan Daniel Hartmann wraps up another three pencil test Turner, Stephen Tyler, Thomas Upton, Edwin Valentine, Alan Vanderslice, Linda Wall, Stephen : Warmann, Christine i| Wells, Kenneth Williams, Cynthia Willians, Fred | Wilson, Charlton Wiseman, Linda | Wolbrette, Deborah | Wright, Lance | Young, Cynthia Young, Mark Yu, David Zaleski, Scott Zenner, George Zolfoghary, Elizabeth a) Who’s in charge here — David Prier or Sam Lusk? b) Eddie Fraifeld admires the newest addition to Gina Rizzo’s family. Eternal Medicine rounds. Ainhorn, Bianca Alleyn, Neil Anderson, Neil Arikian, Alan Armstrong, Lee Arrendondo, Mary Atkinson, Stephen Bailey, Edward Bailey, Paul Baker, Byron Baker, William Barber, Annabel Battista, Stephen Bemis, Claudia Bickford, Sharon Blanchette, Katherine Boone, Timothy Boring, Billy, Botkiss, Philip Bradshaw, William == JUNIORS = Brar, Harpreet Buck, Christopher Burleson, Nancy Calabrese, Donna Candaras, Michael Caram, Pedro Caridi, Robert Carlson, David Cate, Bain Chelsky, Ronald Chernosky, Debra Christopher, Norman Claypool, Sharon Collins, Nathaniel, Jr. Condara, Harold, Jr. Copas, Stephanie Cox, Barbara Craig, Grant Craigie, David Dalmeida, Rebecca Davidson, Nelson Davidson, Randal DeShazo, Flint Donnelly, John Dubose, Richard Dullnig, Mitchell Dupont, Gregory Dyes, Mary Ferguson, Laura Fields, Gwen Flaherty, Thomas Flanagan, Kathy Forgason, Burt Forner, Thomas Frederick, John Frink, Susan Fuscaldo, Janet Garcia, Margarita Giezentanner, Anita Gonzalez, Mark Gray, James Greiss, Hani Griffin, Charles Hampton, Cynthia A. Hampton, Cynthia R. Hankins, Linda Harris, Vivian ) Hart, Robert Hays, Christopher Heh, Chen-Wen Himes, Joyce Hodges, Patrick Horn, Kim Horton, James Hosford, Sarah Iglesias, Norma Ivanovskis, George Iversen, Robin Jameson, Michael Jaworski, Michael Jones, Gary Julian, Robert Jungman, Diane Kalish, Michael Kirkendall, Mary Kopecky, Charles Kosieracki, Helene Koska, Adolp h Koulianos, George Kroll, Kenneth Kuttesch, John Lambert, Jeffrey Leach, Joseph Lewis, Kathryn Liegel, Joyce Read no evil, drink no evil, eat no evil. Hitt Robert Hart enlightening his team at the X-ray board. %. ome A Liles, Richard Litofsky, Norman Logan, William Lowe, Lori Magee, Karen Mailhot, Terrie Maloney, Shaun Massingill, George McAdams, Lisa McElroy, Sandra McGinness, John McIntyre, Luis McIntyre, Randall McLendon, Anna Mercado, Rosa Mery, Donna Miller, John Mitchell, Kenneth Moeller, Frederick Molberg, Kyle Monroe, Andrew Montes, Joseph Moss, Sue Moy, Clifford Murray, Barbara “THE LINE UP!” Musgrave, John Naftalis, Richard Narro, John Nelson, Andrew Nelson, Bruce Neubardt, Seth Nino, Marica O’Brien, John Oggero, Kelly Ord, John Ostrom, Mary Pace, Clinton Parker, Linda Patterson, Bruce Patterson, Karen Perkins, Raymond Piccione, James Powers, Celeste Presley, Barbara Prestridge, Laurel Pruessner, Janice Pulliam, Scott Racciato, Steve Ramirez, Belinda Reoux, Joseph Riddoch, Mark Riggs, Patrick Rivera, Samuel Robeson, Julie Rodriguez, Juan, Jr. 114 Rogers, Jim Rogers, Mark Roman, Jose, III Romero, Fernando Roseberry, Elizabeth Salinas, Daniel Sanchez, John Sari, Colleen Seibel, Barry Sharp, Elaine Shearer, Sarah Shelton, Mark Shenoi, Peter Sher, Michael Sills, Cynthia Leslie Staudt on the 17th page of her patient’s progress note. Sloan, Lance Smith, Russell Spedale, Steven Spencer, Edward Spradling, Phillip St. Ville, Edward Staudt, Leslie Stein, Daniel Steiner, Rodney Stenberg, Brian Summers, Dennis Swanson, Gregory Tagge, Gordon Tatum, Lawrence Taylor, Ronald Todd, Robert Trahan, James Tucker, Kelly Vajdos, Margaret Valentine, John Walker, Judith Walters, David Ware, Drue Weingarten, Jorge Wheeler, Darrell Whitaker, Glenda White, Heather Williams, Veronica Willie, Karen Willis, Dorothy abstentio b Wilson, Diana Wilson, Donna Young, Catherine Zielinski, Mark Zietz, Barry Zimmer, Judith “Funny things are going on in the Student Affairs Office!” Debra Chernosky and Darrell Wheeler | | i “Looks like we made it!” Jim- my Chamness TO att OE PER TEE SAND tt ti ct Ea el Andrew J. Aldrich Internal Medicine UT — Houston Michael P. Auringer Family Practice Univ. of Colorado — Fort Collins Susan P. Barnard Deferred Internal Medicine UT — San Antonio Bruce H. Baker Internal Medicine UT — Houston Eric D. Barnhart Family Practice UTMB — Galveston Franklin L. Anderson Ana Maria Andia Internal Medicine Univ. of California — San Diego John E. Barber Surgery Oregon Hith. Sc. Univ. — Portland Ann P. Bartolotta Family Practice Central Texas Med. Foundation — Austin a) Lounging in the Surgery Lounge! Guy Culpepper and Lydia Martin b) Words of wisdom passed on through the family. Matt and Mary Kirkendall. c) I think there are germs on my stethoscope! Ann Bartolotta and Lucy Buencamino, M.D. Sara J. Bartos Internal Medicine Univ. of California — Irvine Bruce M. Baskir Internal Medicine Jewish Hosp. — St. Louis Scott E. Benzuly Pediatrics Georgetown Univ. — Washington, D.C. (oii James M. Berry Cynthia A. H. Blizzard Farris Blount, Jr. Transitional Internal Medicine Family Practice St. Joseph Hosp. — Houston Baylor — St. Luke’s Hosp. — Houston UT — Houston Samuel T. Bowen Jan S. Bravo Kimberly A. Burdett Internal Medicine Internal Medicine Transitional UT — Houston UT — Houston Walter Reed Army Medical Center — D.C. George Carrion Jimmy M. Chamness Ruth A. Cigarroa Deferred Transitional Internal Medicine Lloyd Nowland Hosp. — Fairfield, Ala. UT — Houston OR POOP OOO OD IV DOLD LP VLD OLD OLD LP OLD LPP CLP LP AP LPP CLP CLP OLP LP OLD LP CLP VLD CLP CLP CLP OLD LP VLP LPO VLP RPL, James H. Clark, III Maurice A. Click, Jr. Cathy L. Coats-Ramey Deferred Family Practice Family Practice UTMB — Galveston UT — Houston Peggy L. Coffman Steven T. Colby J. Steven Cole Obstetrics Gynecology Deferred Family Practice UTMB — Galveston John Peter Smith — Fort Worth Gary M. Coleman Oynthia A. Crawford Kevin E. Crowe Internal Medicine Obstetrics Gynecology Internal Medicine UT — Houston Univ. of New Mexico — Albuquerque Univ. of California — Davis — Sacramento a ( | oe Catherine C. Crowson Deborah H. Crumbaker Gary R. Culbertson i Psychiatry Pathology Surgery | UT — Houston Brooke Army Medical Center - San Antonio Brooke Army Medical Center - San Antonio a) You're kidding! Ross McClellan b) If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times .. . Mike Romano 123 Guy L. Culpepper Family Practice UT Southwestern — Dallas a) How much fun can you really be hav- ing on Infectious Diseases? Cindy Bliz- zatd and Marty Weisse b) Do you ever get the feeling that you are all alone in the world? Gary Coleman Kelly R. Danks Neurosurgery Univ. of lowa — Iowa City S. Michael Dean | Orthopedic Surgery UT — San Antonio POPP CD DD DOPOD DOD CLD ODO ODO DOV DVO ve OOOO OOOO OOOO OOO OOOO OO VOW OOO vO nnn 2) ici ES , ‘i Brian D. Denekas Brian Desmond Susan J. DeWitt Internal Medicine Family Practice Transitional Good Samaritan Hosp. — Portland, Ore. Univ. of California — San Francisco Sacred Heart Med. Ctr. — Spokane, Wash. : Bruce E. Douthit Donald L. Drennon Mark DiSchlafani Transitional Otolaryngology Anesthesiology | UT — Houston UT Southwestern — Dallas St. Joseph Hosp. — Houston Sandra M. Eriks Internal Medicine Karen Dvonch-Steinmetz Gregory L. Erdelyan Deferred Surgery UT — San Antonio UTMB — Galveston Philip J. Falle Thomas M. Fame Barbara A. Fedor Obstetrics Gynecology Pediatrics Internal Medicine Univ. of Colorado — Denver Okla. Mem. Hosp. — Oklahoma City UT — Houston : i. Gisele Greenhaw Fink Harry Flaster James J. Fleming Family Practice Internal Medicine Surgery Mem. Medical Ctr. — Corpus Christi USC Med. Ctr. — Los Angeles Hosp. of St. Raphael — New Haven, Conn. ’ I Grant C. Fowler Joel R. Galloway Mario Garza, Jr. Family Practice Internal Medicine Pediatrics UT — Houston Madigan Army Med. Ctr. — Tacoma, UT — Houston Wash. Miles Simmons Mary Anna Glenday Patricia J. Gomez Lewis R. Gottlieb Deferred Psychiatry Psychiatry Baylor College of Medicine — Houston UTMB — Galveston 127 = Es gg a POA PMO DODO OOO PD OOP OLD OL OLD POP! LP OLD OLD LP OP OLD LP LP LPP OLD CLP OMG J. Michael Graham Steven H. Graham Miles H. Graivier Orthopedic Surgery Internal Medicine Surgery UT — Houston Baylor College of Medicine — Houston Grady Mem. Hosp. — Atlanta, Ga. Victoria R. Green Elizabeth N. Gremillion Nelson P. Gruber Pathology Pediatrics Pediatrics UT — Houston Univ. of Florida — Gainesville UT — Houston ; 4 } ‘ Ne HY Barbara T. Hagen Susan M. Hall Pediatrics Transitional Univ. of California — San Diego Scott and White Mem. Hosp. — Temple Cleveland Clinic Hosp. — Cleveland Mark L. Gunn Surgery Walter H. Halpenny Pediatrics UT — Houston a) Sally Martin and Charles Mortiz, hamming it up for the camera. b) The hard working M.D. to be! Fred Martin Rae Ann Hamilton Family Practice Hendrick Med. Ctr. — Abilene R. Andrew Harper, III Psychiatry UT — Houston Sue Ann Harrison Sherrie M. Hauft Pediatrics Pediatrics St. Louis Children’s Hosp. — St. Louis Stephen R. Harris Anesthesiology Yale Med. Ctr. — New Haven UT — Houston Donald L. Head Charles N. Headrick Paul T. Homsy Family Practice Surgery Surgery San Jacinto Meth. Hosp. — Baytown, TX Baylor Med. Ctr. — Dallas St. Joseph Hosp. — Houston Ginger Hong Whitney H. Howard Patricia M. Howe Internal Medicine Family Practice Pediatrics Univ. of Tennessee — Memphis Naval Region Med. Ctr. — Pensacola, Fla. Naval Regional Med. Cir. — Portsmouth, Va. PO PIDGIN? Robert A. Hromas Carl J. Hubbell Bradley S. Hurst Internal Medicine Pediatrics Obstetrics Gynecology Univ. of lowa — Iowa City UT — Houston Duke Univ. of Med. Ctr. — Durham, N.C. “Just say ‘CHEESE’ Bruce, not ‘Camenbert’!” pe aia. Terri J. Hymel Diane E. Jendrzey Paul E. Jennings Pediatrics Family Practice Orthopedic Surgery St. Louis Children’s Hosp. — St. Louis John Peter Smith — Fort Worth UT — Houston ®S Timothy M. Johnson Walter Johnson Laura E. Jones Transitional Internal Medicine Pediatrics St. Joseph Hosp. — Houston Scott and White Mem. Hosp. — Temple Univ. of California — Irvine f Jonathan D. Kaiser Bruce C. Kennedy Robert G. Kilbourn f t+ t) Internal Medicine Medicine Pediatrics Internal Medicine 1 Kaiser Foundation — San Francisco N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston — Salem, N.C. Duke Univ. of Med. Ctr. — Durham, N.C. 132 Sumi L. King Obstetrics Gynecology Univ. of lowa — Iowa City aes, a) Life among the lungers — the pulmonary team. b) Practicing for the big bucks! Len Leshin. ey Ce elma sim pa | Matthew J. Kirkendall Internal Medicine UT — Houston Kathryn L. Kirkland Transitional Oregon Hith. Sc. Univ. — Portland, Ore. “OK, I'll do the compressions, but I don’t think she’s going to make it!” Mike Lenker ‘ . Norwood Knight-Richardson Cheryl A. Kosarek Michael D. Lenker Psychiatry Transitional Pathology Univ. of Washington — Seattle Brown Univ. — Providence, R.I. St. Luke’s Hosp. — Houston ; 134 co a rr et i H. Len Leshin Pediatrics Okla. Mem. Hosp. — Oklahoma City John P. Levins Internal Medicine UT — Houston Todd E. Lindstrum Internal Medicine UT — Houston Donna Sitka Lester Family Practice UT — Houston Edward A. Lewis Internal Medicine Central Texas Med. Foundation — Austin Joseph A. Lucci, III Obstetrics Gynecology St. Joseph Hosp. — Houston Sherri M. Levin Deferred Edward N. Libby Internal Medicine Univ. of New Mexico — Albuquerque Mitchell J. Magee Surgery USC Med. Ctr. — Los Angeles 135 Lydia H. Martin Fred R. Martin Family Practice Family Practice UT — Houston David Grant USAF Med. Ctr. — Fairfield, Cal. J. Mark McBath Surgery UT — Houston Charles J. Masciolo, Jr. Internal Medicine Baylor Med. Ctr. — Dallas Michael F. McGenee Family Practice Univ. of Wyoming — Cheyenne W. Lynn McFazrlin, Jr. Family Practice McClennan Cty. Med. Foundation — Waco Sally J. Martin Pediatrics Baylor College of Medicine — Houston Ross K. McClellan Anesthesiology . Scott and White Mem. Hosp. — Temple Michael W. McIntyre Transitional Central Texas Med. Foundation — Austin Jimmy W. McManus Deferred a) “Practicing the Heimlich Hop!” George Miller and Susan Nelson. b) Paul Jennings deep in the doldrums of the Class President. Angela M. McMenemy Internal Medicine 4 UT — Houston Scott D. McMenemy | Pediatrics i UT — Houston Dennis R. Meurer Charles E. Miller George G. Miller Surgery Family Practice Internal Medicine St. Joseph Hosp. — Houston UT — Houston Univ. of Florida — Gainesville Members of the “Dissectors” — Ultimate Frisbee champs. Kyle Moore and Alan White Gregory P. Miller Deferred Kyle A. Moore Internal Medicine Univ. of California — Irvine Deborah K. Mortiz Pediatrics UT — Houston Robert A . Moffitt Internal Medicine UT — Houston Alan J. Morgan Family Practice Med. College of Virginia — Blackstone Kathryn H. Musgrove Pediatrics UT — Houston Louis Montanaro, III Obstetrics Gynecology Univ. of Oklahoma — Tulsa Charles E. Moritz Internal Medicine UT — Houston M. Edward Nash Internal Medicine Brooke Army Med. Ctr. — San Antonio Camron E. Nelson Family Practice Univ. of Oklahoma — Tulsa a) Some folks are lumpers, others are splitters. Ed is a splitter! b) It has to be in there somewhere!! Robert Kilbourn Susan E. Nelson Internal Medicine UT — Houston | R Kevin P. O’Brien Pediatrics UT — Houston | W. Robert Pace Dan A. Pankowsky UT Southwestern — Dallas Univ. of New Mexico — Albuquerque Guillermo Parra Peggy J. Pazzaglia Family Practice R. E. Thomason Gen. Hosp. — El Paso UT — Houston Michael A. Prater William J. Privitera USC Med. Ctr. — Los Angeles St. Mary’s Hosp. — San Francisco Gary A. Parkison Family Practice Lutheran Med. Ctr. — St. Louis Gary W. Piefer Family Practice Central Texas Med. Foundation — Austin Y Kathleen M. Pruett Obstetrics Gynecolgoy Baylor College of Medicine — Houston Karla S. Ramsey Sonja L. Randle Dennis M. Raymond Pediatrics Deferred Psychiatry UT — Houston Baylor College of Medicine — Houston Michael D. Reis Brian P. Richardson Julia K. Robertson Bruce Family Practice Pediatrics Family Practice hin UT — Houston Univ. of California — San Diego Naval Regional Med. Ctr. — Jacksonville Meng Teresa A. Rockhill Richard E. Rogers Michael J. Romano Obstetrics Gynecology Internal Medicine Pediatrics Scott and White Mem. Hosp. — Temple UTMB — Galveston Naval Regional Med. Ctr. — San Diego Donald R. Royall Internal Medicine Johns Hopkins Univ. — Baltimore Bruce L. Russell Family Pracitice Mongomery City Med. Educ. Program — Conroe a) It LOOKED edible!! Mark McBath. b) Steve Williams overwhelmed. | Jean Marie K. Salinas Deferred ij George A. Salmeron Charles H. Sargent William J. Schultz Deferred Psychiatry Family Practice St. Mary's Hosp. — San Francisco Case Western Reserve — Cleveland - ” ener gsi = Bill Privitera, telling it like it is. 144 = Allison C. Scott David R. Sease Alice M. Seaton Surgery Internal Medicine Pediatrics UT — Houston UT — Houston Central Texas Med. Foundation — Austin | Rhonda L. C. Shannon Debra J. Shetlar Mary N. Shinn Patholgy Transitional Surgery UT — Houston St. Joseph Hosp. — Houston Univ. of Mississippi — Jackson es Kirk B. Shulk Miles A. Simmons Douglas C. Smith Transitional Psychiatry Family Practice St. Joseph Hosp. — Houston UT — Houston McClennan Cty. Med. Foundation — Waco 145 Ki Alka G. Sood Terry W. Springer Mack D. Stewart Pediatrics Internal Medicine Family Practice Univ. of Connecticut — Farmington Univ. of Tennessee — Memphis UT Southwestern — Wichita Falls Steve G. Surratt James L. Thomason Margaret E. Thurmond Internal Medicine Psychiatry Internal Medicine SSott and White Mem. Hosp. — Temple Wilford Hall AFB Med. Ctr. — San Antonio UT — Houston Robert D. Tonks Jorge D. Trujillo Catherine S. Tsai-Wei Orthopedic Surgery Deferred Obstetrics Gynecology Univ. of Miami — Miami UT — Houston 146 Po Sp pr eM % P ‘pase Helen E. Ullrich Psychiatry N. C. Mem. Hosp. — Chapel Hill , Susi U. Vassallo Emergency Medicine Wayne State Univ. — Detroit Eldad Vered Obstetrics Gynecology Maricopa Med. Ctr. — Phoenix a) I hope stupor isn’t con- tagious! Mike Wilkerson, Bob Tonks, and Bob Pace b) The seventh cup usually does the trick. Richard Rogers Brant E. Victor David R. Villasana Jerry W. Vlasak, Jr. 1 Surgery Transitional Surgery UT — Houston Oakwood Hosp. — Dearborn, Mich. UCLA Med. Ctr. (Harbor) — Los Angeles John D. Weaver Stuart M. Weil Martin E. Weisse Family Practice Neurosurgery Pediatrics Central Texas Med. Foundation — Austin Univ. of Cincinnati — Cincinnati Brooke Army Med. Ctr. — San Antonio Mi Alan B. White Robert W. Wieting Internal Medicine Pediatrics Deferred UT Southwestern (Presbyterian) — Dallas St. Louis Children’s Hosp. — St. Louis 148 PRP PED LP OLD LI ODO QO o Lr Ovr Qroar Michael G. Wilkerson James K. Wilson Marlene B. Wood Internal Medicine Anesthesiology Family Practice Med. College of Virginia — Richmond Univ. of Mississippi — Jackson United Health and Hosp. — Pittsburgh Laurel M. Yearout Richard S. Young John R. Zweiner Pediatrics Pediatrics Pathology UT — Houston Univ. of Florida — Gainesville UCLA (Harbor) Med. Ctr. — Los Angeles oo 6 abstentio Kevin O’Brien and Bill Privitera. Satisfied cafeteria customers??? Stephen K. Williams Family Practice San Jacinto Methodist Hosp. — Baytown, Tx. 149 DPA. 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Fabian 99 Cate, Bain 109 Cavazos, Edmund 89 Chamness, Jimmy 118, 121 Chan, Arden 89, 97 Chandler, Michael 99 Chang, Anne 99, 66 Chang, Wen-Li 99 Chapman, Beth 89, 67, 73 Chelsky, Ronald 109 Chen, Mike 89 Chernoski, Debra 109, 117 Chester, Jeremy 89 Chiocca, Ennio (Nino) 99, 48 Christopher, Norman 109 Ciccarelli, Armann 89 Cigarroa, Ruth 33, 121 Clark, James 122 Claypool, Sharon 109 Click, Maurice 122 Coats-Ramey, Cathy 122, 50 Coffman, Peggy 122, 50 Colby, Steven 122 Cole, Steven 24, 122 Coleman, Gary 122, 124 Collins, Donald 89 Collins, Nathaniel 109, 160 Condara, Harold 109, 153 Copas, Stephanie 109 Corn, Christa 89 Cowan, Janet 89 Cox, Barbara 109 Craig, Grant 109 Craigie, David 109 Cranfill, Lee 89 Crawford, Cynthia 122 Crawford, Keith 99, 164, 63, 72 Croft, Steven 99 Cross, Lisa 89 Crowe, Kevin 122 Crowson, Catherine 123, 50 Crumbaker, Deborah 123, 50, 78 Culbertson, Gary 123 Culpepper, Guy 120, 124 Cvicela, Beatrice 89 Dalmeida, Rebecca 109 Damico, Peter 99, 104 Danks, Kelly 124, 50 Daugherty, Elillian 89 Davidson, Nelson 109 Davidson, Randal 109 Davis, Tammy 99 Dawson, Dawn 89 Day, John 99, 66 Dean, Jon 90 Dean, Michael 124 DelBello, Mark 99, 156 DeLeon, Beatrice 89 Denekas, Brian 32, 125 DeNino, Lawrence 42, 99, 103, 164, 67 Dennis, Robert 90 DeShazo, Flint 109 Desmond, Brian 125 Dewitt, Susan 125 Diaz, Thomas 90 Dickens, Diana 90 Dingler, Leonard 90, 57 Disclafani, Mark 125, 50 Dodson, Kathryn 90 Donnelly, John 109, 153 Ea i Dougherty, Patrick 99 Doughtie, James 90 Douthit, Bruce 125 Dowd, James 23, 90, 97 Drake, Robert 90 Drechsel, Randy 99 Drennon, Donald 125 Drtil, Alexander 90 Dubose, Richard 109 Dul, Kevin 90, 91 Dulak, Catherine 99 Dullnig, Mitchell 109 Dunn, Esther 99 Dunn, Kimberly 35, 90 Dupont, Gregory 109, 153 Durci, Michael 90 Dvonch-Steinmetz, Karen 125, 50 Dyes, Mary 109 Englund, Anna 99 Epps, Debra 99 Erdelyan, Gregory 125 Erickson, Mark 90 Eriks, Sandra 125 Eslick, Mary 99 Evans, Mitchell 99 Ewing, John 90 Fallt, Philip 126, 160 Fame, Thomas 126 Farmer, Kathryn 90 Farnie, Mark 90 Farrell, Steven 90 Faykus, Max 90 Fedor, Barbara 126 Ferguson, Laura 109 Ferguson, Melissa 99, 60 Fields, Gwen 109 Fink, Gisele Greenhaw 126 Finkel, Kevin 90, 166 Finnerty, Nancy 99 Fisher, John 90 Flaherty, Thomas 110 Flanagan, Kathy 110 Flaster, Harry 126 Fleming, Francis 99 Fleming, James 126 Fletcher, Kevin 99 Foosaner, David 99 Forgason, Burt 110 Forner, Thomas 110 Forrest, Linda 90 Forrister, Skylar 99, 75 Foster, Steven 90 Fowler, Grant 126 Fox, Teresa 90 Fraifeld, Eduardo 100, 107, 47 Frederick, John 110 Freedman, Marianne 100 Friedman, Alan 100 Frink, Susan 110 Fritz, William 90 Fulkerson, Richard 100 Furlong, Timothy 90 Fuscaldo, Janet 110 Galloway, Joel 126 Garcia, Margarita 110 Garcia, Paul 90 Garza, Mario 126 George, Diane 100, 102 Gerber, Howard 90 Ghidoni, Patricia 90 Giezentanner, Anita 110 Giglio, John 100 Glenday, Mary Anna 127 Godfrey, Mark 90 Goldman, Samuel 91 Goldwater, Diane 91 Gomez, Jesus 100 Gomez, Patricia 127 Gonzalez, Mark 110 Gottlieb, Lewis 127 Graham, Michael 128, 78 Graham, Steven 128, 50 Graham, Walter 91, 57 Graivier, Miles 128 Grant, Michael 91 Gray, Brian 100 Gray, David 100 Gray, James 110 Greene, Victoria 128 Greer, Beverly 100 171 172 Greiss, Hani 110, 23 Gremillion, Elizabeth 128, 33, 78 Griffin, Charles 110 Grimshaw, Randall 91 Grosklos, Jackie 91 Groves, George 100 Gruber, Nelson 128 Gullion, Guy 100, 156 Gunn, Mark 128, 79 Gutierrez, Emelio 100, 103 Guyot, James 91 Guzman, Anna 100 Haber, Steven 100, 61 Hagen, Barbara 128 Hakert, James 100, 58 Hall, Susan 128 Halpenny, Walter 129 Hamilton, Rae Ann 129 Hampton, Cynthia Anne 110 Hampton, Cynthia Robbins 110 Hankins, Linda 110 Harper, Charles 100, 42 Harper, Andrew 129 Harris, Stephen 130 Harris, Terry 100 Harris, Vivian 110 Harrison, Lyndall 100 Harrison, Sue Ann 130 Hart, Robert 110, 112 Hartmann, Daniel 100, 106, 48 Hartwell, Elizabeth 100 Harvey, Kristi 100, 24 Hathaway, Julie 91 Hauft, Sherrie 130 Hauser, Michele 100 Havran, Laurie 91, 75 Hays, Christopher 110 Head, Donald 130 Headrick, Charles 130 Heerensperger, Timothy 91 Heeth, William 100 Heh Chen-Wen 110 Heisler, Gerald 91 Hemphill, Louise 100 Henson, Helene 24 Hernandez, Jesse 100 Herrin, Lisa 91 Herring, Beverly 91 Herring, Michele 91 Himes, Joyce 110 Hinson, Horace 91 Hite, Robert 100, 48 Hodges, Patrick 110 Holder, Timothy 92, 74 Homsy, Paul 130 Hong, Ginger 130 Horn, Kim 110 Horton, James 110 Hosford, Sarah 110 Howard, Whitney 130 Howe, Patricia 130 Howell, Robert 100 Hromas, Robert 131, 50 Hubbel, Carl 131, 50 Hunter, Judith 92, 35 Hurst, Bradley 131 Hutchens, Craig 92 Hymel, Terri 132, 168 Ibarra, Francis 92 Iglesias, Norma 110 Irvin, Bryan 100, 22 Ivanovskis, George 110, 160 Iverson, Robin 110 Izbrand, David 100 Jamail, Shayne 92 Jameson, Michael 110 Janecek, Stephen 92 Jaworski, Michael 110 Jendrzey, Diane 132 Jenkins, Mark 92, 153, 65 Jennings, Paul 132, 137, 26, 32, 78 Johnson, Celeste 92, 97 Johnson, Charles 92, 158, 65 Johnson, Denise 92 Johnson, John 92 Johnson, Timothy 132, 50 Johnson, Walter 132 Jones, Andrew 101 Jones, Bruce 92, 158, 168 Jones, Christian 92 | Jones, Gary 111 Jones, Laura 132 Jones, Michael 92 Jones, Robert 92 Jones, Valerie 93 Julian, Robert 111 oe oe a en a ne ee ee Cae es ee ee een eee, eo eee eee + om Jungman, Diane 111 Kaun, David 93, 36 Kaiser, Jonathan 132, 39, 78 Kalish, Michael 111, 75 Kane, Gregory 93 Kellaway, Judianne 93 Kelley, Katharine 101, 48 Kelly, Anita 101 Kenigsberg, Sandra 93 Kennedy, Bruce 132 Ketch, Robert 100 Kilbourn, Robert 132, 140 Killam, Ronald 93 _ King, Sumi 133, 50 Kirkendall, Mary 111, 120, 153 Kirkendall, Matthew 120, 133 Kirkland, Kathryn 133, 32 Knapick, Brenda 101, 155 Knauss, Angela 93 Knight-Richardson, Norwood 134 Koeler, Nancy 93 Konig, Laurence 93, 168 Kopecky, Charles 111 Kosarek, Cheryl 134 Kosieracki, Helene 111 Koska, Adolph 111 Kosmoski, David 93 Koulianos, George 111 Kroll, Kenneth 111 Kronick, Steven 100, 68 Kuttesch, John 111 Kutzler, Daniel 93 Lambert, Jeffery 111 Lanier, Paul 101 Laroche, Howard 93 Leach, Joseph 111 Leehey, Maureen 101 Leeves, Jane 93 Lenker, Michael 134, 50 Lerma, Theresa 93 Leshin, Len 133, 135, 163 Lester, Donna 135 Leveque, Joseph 93 Levin, Michelle 93, 158 Levins, John 135 Lewis, Edward 135 Lewis, Kathryn 111 Li, Helen 101 Libby, Edward 135 Liegel, Joyce 111 Liles, Richard 112 Linstrum, Todd 135 Litofski, Norman 112, 60 Logan, William 112 Lopez, Jose 101 Lopez, Mary 93 Loreck, David 93 Loss, Scott 93 Lovoi, Michael 93 Low, Lori 112 Lowe, William 101 Lucci, Joseph 135, 32 Lusk, Samuel 101, 107 Macheledt, Janet 101 Mank, Naomi 93 Magee, Douglas 93, 44 Magee, Karen 112 Magee, Mitchell 135 Magill, Linda 93 Mailhot, Terrie 112 Maloney, Shaun 112, 160 Mann, Debra 93, 168 Manning, Michael 101, 168 Manning, Sheryl 93 Manzullo, Ellen 101 Mao, Alice 93, 42 Marro, Teresa 93 Marshall, Susan 93 Martin, Fred 129, 136 Martin, James 102, 42, 64 Martin, Lydia 120, 136 Martin, Sally 129, 136 Marvel, Jeffrey 102 Mascioli, Charles 136, 79 Massingil, George 112 Masters, Matthew 93 Matrisciano, James 93 Mazow, Mark 102, 163, 69 McAdams, Lisa 112 McAlister, Barbara 102, 48 McBath, Mark 136, 143 McBride, Janie 94 McCarty, Clay 94 McCarty, Jodie 94 McClennan, Ross 123, 136, 160 McConnell, Robert 102 McCrea, William 94 McDonald, Craig 94 McDonald, Rebecca 102 McDonald, Thomas 102 McElroy, Sandra 112 McElvain, Ricky 102 McFarlin, Lynn 136 McGeHee, Michael 136 McGinness, John 113 McGinnis, Michael 102 McGowan-Tuskes, Ann 102 McIntire, Louis 113 McIntyre, Michael 136 McIntyre, Randall 113 McKenney, Todd 102 McKinley, James 94 McLendon, Anna 113 McManus, Jimmy 137 McManemy, Angela 32, 137 McMenemy, Kandi 102 McM enemy, Scott 33, 137, 50 McMuilen, William 102 McNeely, Cynthia 94 Meador, Gregory 94 Mercado, Rosa 113 Merritt, Douglas 102, 48 Merritt, Shirley 94 Mery, Donna 113 Meurer, Dennis 138, 64 Miller, Charles 138, 165 Miller, George 137, 138, 163 Miller, Gregory 139 Miller, John 113 Miller, Kyle 102, 48 Minter, Glen 94 Miranda, Abraham 103, 19 Mirtsching, Barry 94 Mitchell, Kenneth 113 Mitchell, Matthew 94 Moeller, Frederick 113 Moffitt, Maricela 103 Moffitt, Robert 139 Molberg, Kyle 113 Monks, Brian 94 Monroe, Andrew 113 Montanaro, Louis 139 Montes, Joseph 113 Montes, Luis 27, 103 Moore, Kyle 39, 138, 139 Moore, Nancy 94 Morgan, Alan 139, 64, 75 Morgan, Ann 103, 70, 71 Moritz, Charles 129, 139 Moritz, Deborah 139, 50 Morrison, James 94 Morrow, Robert 94 Moss, Sue 37, 113 Moy, Clifford 113 Mueller, Leslie 103 Mueller-Jones, Susan 103 Murray, Barbara 113 Musgrave, John 114 Musgrove, Kathryn 139 Myers, Kriss 94 Naftalis, Richard 114 Narro, John 114 Nash, Edward 139, 140 Nelson, Andrew 114 Nelson, Bruce 114 Nelson, Camron 140, 50 Nelson, Leann 103, 48 Nelson, Susan 137, 140, 168, 79 Netoskie, Mark 103, 60 Neubardt, Seth 114 Neumann, John 94 Nguyen, De 94 Nicholson, Joseph 103 Nino, Marica 114 Nordstrom, Mary 94 Nowlin, Scott 42, 103 O’Brien, John 114 O’Brien, Kevin 140, 149, 64 Ochoa, David 103, 168 O'Connor, Siobhan 103 Oggero, Kelly 114 Olney, Janet 103, 168, 48 Olson, David 94 Olson, Eric 94 Olsson, Pamela 94 Ord, John 114 Ortega, Jose 94, 168 O'Shea, Kevin 103 Oshinski, Roberta 94 Ostrom, Mary 114 O'Sullivan, Sean 92, 94, 61 Owens, Rochelle 103 Pace, Clinton 114 Pace, Robert 141, 147 Pankowski, Dan 141 Parker, Linda 114 Parkison, Gary 141 Parmington, Martha Jane 104, 48 Parra, Guillermo 141 Partridge, Carole 94 Pattee, Gary Lee 104 Patterson, Bruce 114 Patterson, Karen 114 Pazzaglia, Peggy 141 Peacock, Joel 104, 42 Pena, Leo 94 Pendergrass, Peter 104 Perkins, Raymond 114 Pettit, William 94, 43 Piccione, James 114 Pickens, James 104 Piefer, Gary 141 Piller, Linda 104, 48, 68 Pollock, Madelyn 104, 68 Poole, Henry 104 Popek, Anthony 104 Porter, John 95, 168 Post, Richard 45, 95 Powers, Celeste 114 Prater, Michael 141 Presley, Barbara 114 Prestridge, Laurel 114 Prete, Michael 104, 48 Prier, David 104, 107 Pritchett, Eugenia 104 Privitera, William 39, 141, 144, 149 Pruden, David 95 Pruessner, Janice 114 Pruett, Kathleen 141 Pulliam, Scott 114 Racciato, Steven 114 Rachal, Mack 104 Ramirez, Belinda 114 Ramos, Alina 95 Ramsbacher, Laurie 95 Ramsey, Karla 33, 142 Randle, Sonja 142 Raymond, Dennis 142 Regan, Kevin 104 Regan, Victoria 95 Reis, Michael 142 Remmel, Raymond 95 Renbaum, Laura 26, 95, 59 Reoux, Joseph 114 Reyes, Robert 104, 68 Richardson, Brian 32, 142 Riddoch, Mark 114 Riggs, John 105, 59 Riggs, Patrick 114 Riley, Valerie 95 Rivera, Samuel 114, 153 Rizzo, Ginz 105, 107 Robertson, Julia 142 Robeson, Julie 114 Rockhill, Teresa 142 Rodriguez, Diana 95 Rodriguez, Juan 114, 153 Rodriguez, Mark 105 Rodriguez, Kim 95 Rogers, Jim 115 Rogers, Mark 115 Rogers, Richard 142, 147 Roman, Jose 115 Romano, Michael 123, 142 Romero, Fernando, 115 Romualdo, Glenn 42, 105 Rose, Jackie 105, 68 Roseberry, Elizabeth 115 Rouse, Lisa 95 Royall, Donald 143 Rubio, Nancy 105 Russell, Bruce 131, 143 Sabalesky, Doreen 95 Sadler, Natalie 95 Salinas, Daniel 115 Salinas, Jean Marie 143 Salmeron, George 144, 160 Samples, Roxanne 105 Samuels, Tracey 105, 73 Sanchez, John 115 Santos, George 105 Santoscoy, Robert 105 Sargent, Charles 144 Sari, Colleen 115 Schatte, Edith 105, 73 Schaub, Lowry 95 Schoenberg, Mark 25, 105 Schorr, Alan 105 Schultz, William 144 Scoggin, Steve 96 Scott, Allison 145 Scott, Robin 105, 48 Sease, David 145 Seaton, Alice 145 Seibel, Barry 115 Shafer, Curtis 105 Shalek, Frances Ellen 105 Shannon, Rhonda 145, 50 Shapiro, David 105 Sharp, Elaine 115 Shearer, Sarah 115 Shelton, Mark 115 Shenoi, Peter, 115 Sher, Michael 115 Sheridan, Michael 105 Shetlar, Debra 145 Shinn, Mary 33, 145, 79 Shoultz, Charles 96 Shulke, Kirk 145 Sills, Cynthia 115 Simmons, Miles 127, 145 Sitter, Timothy 96 Sloan, Lance 116 Smith, Preston 96 Smith, Douglas 145 Smith, Grayson 105 Smith, John 96 Smith, Kevin 101, 105, 164, 62, 70 Smith, Russell, 116 Snyder, Suzanne 95, 96 Solis, Ramon 35, 96 Sood, Alka 146 Sorrell, Cynthia 95, 96 Spedale, Steven 116 Spencer, Edward 116 Spradling, Phillip 116 Springer, Terry 146 St. Clair, Kevin 96 St. Ville, Edward 116 Stackhouse, David 96 Stanley, John 96 Startz, John 102, 105 Staudt, Leslie 115, 116 Stebbins, Nancy 45, 96 Stein, Daniel 116 Steiner, Rodney 116, 168 Stenberg, Brian 116 Stewart, Mack 146 Stiles, Nancy 105 Stinson, Mark 96 Stoldt, Richard 96 Stoltje, Paul 96 Stowe, Robert 105 Stringfellow, Grace 96 Stroupe, Ernest 96 Stubee, Barbara 105 Stuntz, Richard 44, 105 Summers, Dennis 116 Sumrall, Jerry 96 Sunderland, Theresa 96 Surratt, Steve 146 Swanson, Gregory 116, 153 Swindell, Sharon 96 Tagge, Gordon 116 Tarte, Nancy 105, 68 Tatum, Lawrence 116 Taylor, Bernard (Bill) 37, 105, 48, 59, 69 Taylor, Darlene 96 Taylor, Harold 105, 165, 168 Taylor, Ronald 116 Thomason, James 146 Thompson, Nancy 96 Thurmond, Margaret 146 Todd, Robert 116 Tonks, Robert 146, 147 Tosick, Marianne 105 Trachman, Susan 105 Trahan, James 116 Trujillo, Jorge 146 Truong, Charles 96, 97 Tsai-Wei, Catherine 146 Tschauner, Rob 96 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