Wake Forest School of Medicine - Gray Matter Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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AWARDS IN TEACHING I-XCI-LLLI-QNCI-Q HOUSE OFFICERS ' 'rblldig 1, -... F13 , w.,,14,,g,m I 'Jn ' Scott T. Chatham, M.D. Samuel B. McLamb, M.D. AOA APPOINTMENTS Robin Rham '79 Karen Cloninger '79 Vemon C. Smith '79 Al Hawks '79 Danny Honeycutt '79 Jerry Knauer '79 Jack Berger '79 Paul Colavita '79 Brian Matthews '80 Leonard Pugh'79 Spencer Tilley '79 Ted Clontz '80 Fred Baker '79 Marcus Troxell '79 David Caldwell '80 Ward Robinson '79 Robert Stetler '79 SCHOLARSHIPS FACULTY AWARD For demonstrating overall scholarship and character , . .... Jack Butterfield PEDIATRIQ MERIT AWARD For all-round ability and interest in pediatric care ..,.... . . Julian Keith, III OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY MERIT AWARD 1 For outstanding academic and professional stature . ,.... ....,.... . . . Bl uCe Flamm ANNIE J. COVINGTON MEMORIAL AWARD For outstanding interest performance and attainment in work with cardiology patients . . . . .Spel'lCel' Tilley C, B. DEANE MEMORIAL AWARD For outstanding performance in clinical oncology .... . . . Pal-II COIHVIIB John Maloney ROBERT P. VIDINGHOFF MEMORIAL AWARD For showing the greatest aptitude and devotion to the Held of family practice . ........... . , .Jack Butterfield LIPJOHN ACHIEVEMENT AWARD For the senior, elected by his classmates, who most completely embodies the concept of the Total Physician . . ,Jack Butterfield

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I f 6 X AWARDS IN TEACHING EXCELLENCE TEACHER OF THE YEAR 1 S' A A 4-9. W e ' CT i f ! I Mike A. Moore, M.D. CLINICAL TEACHING Barry T- HHCKSIWBW. MD- N. Sheldon Skinner, M.D BASIC SCIENCE TEACHING f f ' fir , L. N .A Peter Smith, PhD. Robert W. Prichard, M.D

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IN MEMORILIM in S. -....Q.,, . Lisa Dull Her kindness brought happiness Her humor and shy smile gave pleasure Her character inspired trust Her intelligence provided innovation and efficiency Her life induced joy Her death brought shock, sad emptiness, and an acute awareness of our temporal existence We are grateful for our moments with her We shall miss her very much John D. Tolmie, M,D. Katharine Hunter Anderson, M.D. ln 1943 Dr Katharine Anderson began her Pediatrics practice in Winston-Salem, She was on the staff at City'Forsyth Memorial Hospitals and faculty of the Bowman Gray School of Medicine where she became Professor Emeritus. For thirty Uiree years she taught medical students, house officers, physicians assistants, nurses, her fellow physicians. as well as parents and grandparents how to restore and maintain health, Dr Anderson also took an active part in many local, state and national medical and non-medical societies, always an active advocate for childrens rights to mental, and physical health. To- day this world is a better place because Dr, Katharine Anderson passed our way. Her leadership and insight has touched many lives Thanks to her. the Bowman Gray School of Medicine and the health of many peo' ple have been greatly enriched by association with this gracious per- son. Ruth O'Neal, M.D. 2 f W ,,'i f' : 3 AA iff. , Wi' 5 4-On!-P-'lifii i . x 6 it D 1 If I. . I Richard Lafayette Burt, M.D. Dr Richard Burt, former professor, chairman for the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and friend recently passed away after twenty four years as a dedicated faculty member here He played a critical part in the maturation of our medical school, establishing a graduate training program and pioneering research in reproductive biology which brought international recognition to him and prominence to our institution. This and his numerous other contribu- tions left an imprint and legacy that will long give momentum towards our goal of academic excellence. Manson Meads, M.D. 7