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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1985 volume:

M9 Fakff-.f 'Qu---1 QMAJWMJ N QQMWWS fy ff 'W l MQ-fjwgigw ww? J S 65? askYxW4'iAL,wXfQfSg Bax' UB.:-X61'fEmll . W.. Q giaswman Q Q is I M- Ae 2 KE 140 - 5 Q Z I Er Q of W ,df Kg W Q? Q- N j Q 5 'M 4' wbwym Remix Q dy Q y KN . Q W, Q 55 X 5 -- GRAY MATTER 1985 i-m VOLUIVIE XLI jllllllll ,gna SCHOOKIQ ogioey on Q, 5 'fr E S 5 'Sgt Q 5 Q-E Q Q 'Z 5 pq 5 N in i E . - S H93 Q O 5' S E :Q Q? se Q QFOREST Ugxlglv 'l1111lll BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY Winston-Salem, North Carolina Editor in Chief: George H. Limpert S A tant Editors: William C. Rawls, Jr., Roy L. Alson, t Dean D. Gilbert, Wanda Kay Watts P bl hed by: Hunter Publishi g C mpany Winston-Salem N rth Carolina 1 TABLE OF CGNTENTS DEDICATION ............... AWARDS ........ IN MEMORIUM .... GROWTH OF THE MEDICAL CENTER MEDICAL STUDENTS FRESHMEN ........ SOPHOMORES ..... JUNIORS ....... SENIORS ........ HOUSE OFFICER APPOINTMENTS. . 2 HOUSE OFFICERS .... FACULTY ........... GRADUATE STUDENTS PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT STUDENTS ........ ADVERTISEMENTS .... SPECIAL APPRECIATION ..... YEARBOOK STAFF .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REFERENCES ........ COLOPHON .......... ns., 5' J' J 4... Dr. Karl Patrick Ober is a respected and well-honored man. His congenial, easy-going style and sense of humor have made him a favorite lecturer for the Bowman Gray School of Medicine Class of 1985. Evidence of his appeal and his teaching skills include the Award in Teaching Excellence - Iinical Teaching. which he received in 1983, and the Faculty Award for Achievement - Teaching Excellence, which he received in 1984. Traditionally, the dedication of the Gray Matter goes to a faculty member demonstrating continued excellence in teaching and dedication to students. With this in mind, the Class of 1985 nominated and elected Dr, Ober as the recipient ot the 1985 Gray Matter dedication. Karl Patrick Ober was born in Ames, Iowa on April 7, 1949. He received his M.D. degree in 1974 from the University of Florida after earning a B.S. degree with high honors in 1970 from the Depanment of Bio-chemistry at Michigan State University. At the North Carolina Baptist Hospital QNCBHJ he completed not only his residency training in Internal Medicine Q1 974-761 but also his fellow- ship in Endocrinology C1977-783. Accordingly, he is certi- fied by the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Endocrinology and Metabolism. Appointed as an Instructor in Medicine at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine fBGSMl in 1977, Dr. Ober rose to the level of Assistant Professor of Medicine in 1979. That same year he became Director of the Endocrine Clinic at the NCBH and was named a Medical Foundation Scholar at the BGSM. As mentioned above, Dr. Ober received in 1984 the Faculty Award for Achievement - Teaching Excellence, which is the highest award given to a member of the Bowman Gray faculty. He is the 12th recipient of this award, which includes an engraved plaque and a monet- ary prize to be used toward the recipients further aca- DEDICATION DR. PATRICK OBER .-1' - .. I l ,L A ,' if it-M demic enrichment. Winners of the award are selected by a committee made up of representatives of the medical school administration, academic faculty and student body. Dr. Ober is actively involved with medical student edu- cation. ln the past he has spoken to Freshmen students in the Clinical Scholars lecture series. His lectures to Soph- omore medical students include the topics of Endocrinolo- QY, the adrenal cortex, and adrenal physiology. For the Juniors he holds seminars on managing diabetic ketoaci- dosis as well as on the routine management of insulin dosing in diabetics. ln addition to his teaching and patient care activities, Dr. Ober conducts research and has published articles concerning: Jodbasedow and thyrotoxic periodic para- lysisg Cation and anion transport in intact erythrocytes, and Spironolactone therapy for hirsutism in hyperan- drogenic women. Dr. Ober lives with his wife and two children in Clem- mons, North Carolina. Congratulations, Dr. Ober, and thank you for your dedication. 3 FACULTY AWARDS FOR ACHIEVEMENT ., TEACHING EXCELLENCE Awarded by the medical school administration, academic faculty and stu- dent body. Walter J. Bo, Ph.D. AOA APPOINTMENTS December 1984 Charles L. Flynn Robe,-i G, Hombeck lVIarCh 1984 Charles D. Burger Wyatt C. Fowler Carla R, Pence Kimberly H. FGGIWS R. Andrew Collins Rita l. Freimanis G, Kirk Walker Gonzalo G. Fernandez Carol E. Copeland Michael L. Gee Donald M. Wardell, III Ellen M. Willard Wheeler J. Dale Craig J. Gerard Steven R, Wells SCHOLARSHIPS UPJOHN ACHIEVEMENT AWARD ........... V ......................... Wyatt C. Fowler For the senior, elected by classmates, who most completely embodies the concept of the Total Physician FACULTY AWARD ............................ .............. G onzalo G. Fernandez For demonstrating overall scholarship and character . . . ..... Kimberly H. Feehs PEDIATRIC MERIT AWARD ...................... For all-round ability and interest in Pediatrics OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY MERIT AWARD ..... .... W illiam C. Rawls, Jr. For outstanding academic and professional stature in Ob!Gyn SURGICAL MERIT AWARD ....................... ...... E lien M. Willard For excellence in the field of Surgery ROBERT P. VIDINGHOFF MEMORIAL AWARD ....... .. . James P. Longe For aptitude and devotion to the Field of Family Practice ANNIE J. COVINGTON MEMORIAL AWARD .............. .... T . Stuart Meloy For outstanding interest, performance and attainment in work with Cardiology patients C.B. DEANE MEMORIAL AWARD ...................... ......... A aron V. Kaplan For outstanding performance in clinical Oncology M. ROBERT COOPER SCHOLARSHIP AWARD ................ Michael J.C. McNamara For the senior expressing serious interest in the specialty of Oncology B. Eliot Cole, M.D. iNeuroIogy Vi WILLIT AWARD ................................. For demonstrating interest and ability in Neurosonology WELCH-KEMPTON MYASTHENIA GRAVIS AWARD ............... Aaron V. Kaplan and For research in Myasthenia Gravis and related subjects Patricia C. Sirkel fclass of '87l 4 I I I I I AWARDS IN TEACHING EXCELLENCE BASIC SCIENCE TEACHING I Q 'Q - +2 A , I -y y Ira L' qibiflg Q , 'if ' David M. Biddulph, Pho. Peter B. Smith, Pl'1.D. T Anatomy Biochemistry CLINICAL TEACHING 1: , A i Q3 4 f i fi J. Mac Ernest, M.D. B. Todd Troost, M.D. Maternal!Fetal Medicine Neurology HOUSE OFFICER TEACHING X Steven W. Collins, M.D. D. Paul Bunnell, M.D Emergency Medicine II Internal Medicine Ill I IN 1vii51vioRiA1vi Through her teaching, clinical skills, and research Dr. Carolyn Coker Huntley, professor emeritus of pediatrics, contributed significantly to the advancement of pediatrics during her 26 years as a faculty member at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine. Dr. Huntley founded the schools residency training pro- gram in pediatric allergy and immunology. Her research, pre- dominantly in that area, yielded seven chapters in textbooks and over sixty papers published in professional journals. Dr. Huntley received the A.B. degree from Mount Holyoke College and the M.D. degree from Duke University School of Medicine, where she was elected to Alpha Omega Alpha. She took residency training at Boston Children's Hospital and Washington, D.C. Children's Hospital and completed fellow- sh? training in pediatric allergy at Duke Medical Center. he had eld two appointments with the National Institute of Health. She served on its Bacteriology and Mycology Study Section and also with the Bureau of Biologics Com- mittee to Study Safety and Efficacy of Bacterial Vaccines. Dr. Huntley died October 18, 1984. Her career is an inspira- tion to aspiring physicians, and she will be sorely missed as a member of the medical community at Bowman Gray. If H X Carolyn Coker Huntley, M.D Lanfvence C. McHenry, Jr., M.D. Neurologist and medical historian Lawrence McHenry died of pancreatic cancer February 22, 1985. His gentle, warm character and contributions as a medical scholar have Earned him a special place in the hearts of many at Bowman ray. Dr. McHenry's interest in medical history was a hallmark of his career. He completely revised and enlarged Garrison's History of Neurology, and it has become the standard text in the field. Dr. McHenry had been appointed archivist and historian of the American Neurologic Association before his death. A lover of old books, especially those on neurology, he donated a significant collection to the Bowman Gray library. A graduate of Pomona College, Dr. McHenry attended the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine. He completed his neurology residency at New England Center Hospital in Boston and did fellowships in the field at Tufts University School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School. Dr. McHenry came to Bowman Gray in 1972. His research interests in- cluded the measurement of cerebral blood flow and the treat- ment of multi-infarct dementia. Dr. McHenry will be rememberd as an outstanding physi- cian, scholar and gentleman. All of the Bowman Gray School of Medicine was sad- dened by the untimely death of Carol Hanes, M.D. lclass of '84l on May 7, 1984, interrupting a professional career dedicated to serving others. GROWTH Wake Forest College was founded by the North Carolina Baptist State Conven- tion in 1834 in Wake County near Raleigh. Intended to educate Baptists for the min- istry, the school gradually evolved to take on a larger educational role, becoming a prominent regional college of high aca- demic standards. above: the Alumni Building, completed 1905, housed the medical school from 1905 to 1932. The anatomy lab was on the top floor, in the right front room. g . elm above: The William Amos Johnson Building was named for an anatomy instructor killed in an automobile accident in 1927. The medical school occupied this building from 1932 until 1941. l Wake Forest Colleges economic hardships fol- lowing the Civil War 11861-1 8657 tempted the admin- istrators to establish a medical diploma mill as a means of adding revenue to the college. Because the proper quality of medical training could not be provided due to inadequate money and facilities, the idea was dismissed for about twenty years. ln the Fall of 1902, after nine years of scrutiny and fund-raising, the two-year Wake Forest Medical School was finally established. The first two deans of the medical school, Dr. Fred K. Cooke ttenure 1902-19059 and Dr. Watson S. Fiankin ttenure 1905-1909l, initiated a course of sound growth. A rigorous training program earned the school acceptance into the association of Ameri- can Medical Colleges atter only two years of exist- ence, and in 1908 the school became one of only eleven tout of 1605 U.S. medical schools requiring two years of college work prior to admission, These trends continued during the tenure of Dr. Thurman D. Kitchin, appointed dean in 1919. 7 -'Y-n. left: the first anatomy dissecting room was in the basement of the gymna slum. This photo, circa 1903-04. was contributed to the Medical School Arc hives by John B. Fleinhart. BGSM '43 The North Carolina Baptist Hospital QNCBHJ in Win- ston-Salem, started by the Baptist State Convention, opened its 88-bed facility in 1923. ln 1935, believing there to be an oversupply of physi- cians, the American Medical Association proposed clos- ing all two-year medical schools. Because ofthis, in 1937, a state commission, with later support from an anony- mous benefactor, investigated the possibility of enlarging one of North CaroIina's two two-year medical schools. The administrators at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill rejected the commission's offer to enlarge their two-year school. They were opposed to the benefac- tor's stipulation that the school be moved to Winston- Salem and mezged with the NCBH. Dr. Coy C. arpenter, dean of the two-year Wake Forest Medical School ttenure 1936-19633, recoginized W 4 , f ,ff I :Xt A above: The North Carolina Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem, circa 1923-25. right: An architect's drawing tabout 19401 shows the NCBH's entrance, as seen from above Hawthorne Fload. In the background is the posterior side of the pro- gohsed Fhovgmanfiriy Ai! i c oolo e icine. ot e - -f Q ld. , e . . left is the proposed West A 1 il ll I 1 155 I .' ' L-.I - Wing. HI :wi llllilir 11,-. 'grliga' --,',,.., , Tkqulirggfgg , 1-lily, itl l ,'k:,,re:' .N ffl . 9 11, Iv4f'l: E ' il li 1 , If Y I . L fa' I A2 ' L?-I rt ' - '1- If- ' t ' ..1-'. , f.f ,.'fi -...X . 4 - W P413 relist 1 1 4 . . .. .5-1 V. .ii 5 J fl -' w' 1, ' 5.13511 ,' ' !:'fx:Si'li,Q.V , ,Q f.- U, I dr - ! -,g:v:.ff I it 3. ,. -,tu x 41, 115 d 4 . H W 5 I ' . w'11 -X et J Qfjl I sit. 1 .4 sal -.N ' ' ts-gg V321 ' I ' 4 , ' 4 'Y' 1 , . 4 , V f sm. i . ,yfiigg-3, K .f AW- A .,, ,U 8 Y ' gnnvuuv 4. on ev-A.ARLn-u'rECTb i r ' ' ' the opportunity and immediately sought the benefactor's und. In the late 1930's it was believed that ten million dollars were needed to established a four-year medical school. But the charitable fund, left in the will of the late Bowman Gray, consisted of only 18,500 shares of RJ, Reynolds Tobacco Co. B Common stock tvalued at 857200001 causing Wake Forest administrators to hesitate. None-the-less, the challenge of moving to Winston- Salem and merging with the NCBH was accepted on August 3, 1939. The stock was used as collateral tor a 1010 interest loan to build a six-story medical school adjoining the hospital, which was completed in September 1941. In 1942 the hospital fulfilled its initial obligation to the venture by completing the West Wing, expanding the hospital to 300 beds. above: This photo of the original on March 1941. The nurses home above: Coy C. Carpenter, MD, circa 1944. Pho- tograph by Flay W, Goodrich. February 1 , 1941, and published in the Wake Forest Alumni News Unity is in the left foreground. Egggmgglgwgggfggr-,. 'vsr 1-Ll a' 5 5 a E 'T 'mr 4.5, - , ,jf EEEL,haw-gEgE55EEpgg2:--.g LG- jf E E E Q : g..,.b:Y : E E E 5 E E -if-AQ .V Y I- ggi :1j,5Qg:35f...lf -7555: .1 t teenage ,Ai mtmtm - I5 'if i E E Q Aim -9'1 .-- ' EE :Age-xi j, W Ja . . mf' ' - -- - : ff , ' I -.1 ' . 4 Q A - above: This architects drawing tabout 19401 shows the front of the proposed Bowman Gray , School of Medicine, as seen from Everett Street. 9 After the move to Winston-Salem the medical school was renamed the Bowman Gray School of Medicine CBGSMJ in honor of the man whose bequest stimulated the move. During the early years in Winston-Salem the school maintained a hand-to-mouth financial existence with SODA, of the operating expenses coming from medical student tuition payments. Community fund raising was discour- aged because of the concurrent fund drives to finance Wake Forest College's move to Winston-Salem. The fac- ulty physicians twho incidently received no salaryi sup- ported themselves through fees collected from their pri- vate patients, and in turn supported the hospital through contributions to building funds. Unavoidably, debt accumulated. Only through signifi- cant bequests from the Gray family in 1947 and thereafter did the BGSM remain viable. The Board of Visitors, an advisory board composed of key community leaders, was 5' 1 2 'N tb. - 'T '1 iwurtrwl 'EEiE?g H ' ' a . rliii pg. X'- - -an X31 55 7, - M , If ' 4.f I .Shi I above: This aerial view of the original medical complex shows the front of the medical school facing Everett Street. The residents housing, splinter village , lies behind the hospital tto the right of the West Wingi. photo circa 1946 by Frank Jones. above: This photo, circa 1954, shows the 5th floor additions on both wings ofthe medical school tforegroundi, as well as the completed South Wing and smokestack tbackgroundi. 10 wht Ftji, above: President Harry S. Truman led the ground breaking exercises on October 15. 1951 at the new site for Wake Forest College in Winston-Salem. created in the early 1950's and enhanced the school's stability by overseeing financial and development mate ters. Despite the financial constraints during the schools first decade, the original bequest of RJR stock tnow valued at several million dollarsl was retained without liquidating a single share. The North Carolina Baptist Hospital also experienced hardships. Chartered to conduct business primarily ltfor the benefit of the sick and needy and to Hsubordinate every other activity and purpose to reach that end , the hospital was frequently overladen with nonpaying pa- tients. The South Wing, built under the urging and support of the faculty physicians, was primarily to create room for full-paying, private-patient admissions, which streng- thened the NCBH. above: The Flesearch Building and the Vivarium Extension under construction, on the west end of the medical school, are shown here around 1961. ' -'-bi vi hiv -ll . lu:- above: Coy Carpenter, Manson Meads and Field Holmes, the NCBH administratorl review plans for the James A. Gray Build- ing. circa 1958. J a X51 abovei ln 1959 the medical school doubled in size with the construction of the Gray Building Note the white foundation and solid white stripe under the 5th floor windows. which differentiate it from the original medical school building. photo circa 1965 11 Most faculty members and department chairmen at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine CBGSMJ have chosen to maintain long tenures, as have the medical school deans. Dr. Coy C. Carpenter, who engineered the school's move from the town of Wake Forest, was dean from 1936 to 1963. Succeeding him, Dr. Manson Meads held the post from 1963 to 1971. Appointed in 1971, Dr. Richard Janeway is the current dean of the medical school. All of the deans have been on faculty staff at the BGSM prior to their appointment as dean and Drs. Carpenter and Meads have worked actively in the medical center following retirement. Such characteristics of commitment and long service are unusual among medical school chairmen and deans. For BGSM this leadership has led to a far-sighted vision J .L A ' , 1 S n --S2.,b-xt, 'AA- .- f' In I ,- k -X 1. 'L 1 'tics I If Q NX f 'jf'-v V 1, -E7 4 'es F Y WS' , i K . Je: 53? Q above: the Medical Center seen from the west in 1969 shows the Fteynolds Patient Tower under construction while the Hanes Building has already been completed, ,N x TTm i s. Y 1 B if YTTT B above: OId Main , the original 1923 NCBH building, had to be torn down to make room for the Focus Building fnow Watlington Halll. photo circa 1980. 12 above: Manson Meads, MD, adminis- tered the first large building program, the Medical Center evelopment Program. for the medical center, resulting in consistent growth. the Babcock Auditorium tdedicated 19695 and the 16- Two small and two large building programs have been story Reynolds Patient Tower tdedicated in 19735. The completed since the original expansion in 1941. In 1954 second large program, the Medical Center Challenge the South Wing ofthe hospital was built, adding 150 beds: Proggam, was completed in 1982 with the dedication of in 1959 the James A, Gray Building was completed, the amily Practice Building and Watlington Hall. doubling the size of the medical school. The first large building program, the Medical Center Development Program, included the Hanes Building and U . -er -- ' -J-ee' if - g. , vi' ,Qt In-'fr ...Q v qi, Y ff r,5-nl nY ,-' U . ' ' .,,, '. ff ' .V gi . m i ' x .kg J I -ravrrd-Q f in . 3- .01 .-.9 I i Y . '- - . uw, I f ,-,ig jg ...LJ-A ' ,J , . 4. .eu Zara.:-, is r are , .. . 4 1- .l ts' Y ,ye ,Iv I I - , X , ' M, - Y ' ,f --- .- c f V A .A V. . f :r 4 . . -' was v af,-hole. , . . - ,5 . P- . . . E. . .g,,.,Sfuf, j 'Q U, ' V 4 Y .' ,..,, :aw , M - an - sr' .ag . ' v .tg ' ' fe ' J - ' ia . -- A I-L ff', ff ffl?-raft d Q.. J by h wit -.ii I ' 33 tffvl A f in 5 F: ri fl ill , . . ,. 1 r,,, .Y , , n. , , r . . T' ' fig, . .0 ff riff Q ' s- - tfcffai cr? ,Flay 1 if ,,,, ,.?r,7,. ,. I: 4,836 X 1.55.- . 0' '7'2' . bm, . 7. . , J. fob, . '- .1 T' 5' ' I . 't above: In September 1981 the Medical Center celebrated its fortieth anniversary. This photo from the east shows the completed Reynolds Tower, Watlington Hall and the Family Practice Building. circa 1981. 935 xA I - X, above: Plichard Janeway. MD. was re- above. lnthe Spring of 1984 Twin Castlesthe apartmentcomplex behindthe Medical Center, was sponsible for the modification and com- torn down, making way for further expansions pletion of the Medical Center Challenge Program. 13 From the modest beginnings of two widely separated institutions has grown a large medical center. The former Wake Forest Medical Depart- ment, enrolling 35 students in two classes, is now a well-recognized four- year medical school, enrolling 432 students. The hospital has similarly expanded, now holdin over 700 beds. The end of the growt is not in sight. Already planned is a second patient tower and a vertical addition to the Hanes Building. We may not yet see the evidence ofthe buildings to come, buttheir construction is foreshadowed by the expansion of the parking facilities around the Medical Center. -n11v1:Il Q10 above: This artists rendition shows the planned 13-story patient tower, located be- in- 'J 4 ',.' e VI S- .-.gl 5 tween the Reynolds Tower and the Power Plant, where the loading dock is now located. x juli A causeway will connect from the elevator lobby ofthe new tower to the middle ofthe 1 '-v. A wan. 'rw 4 existing tower, entering through what is presently a patient room. This viewpoint, from jig, E ' - i s Q ' the Allied Health Building, shows the new parking lot in the foreground with the present Q LL' Q . Q: ' tower completely obscured in the background. ' ' iw- . X . Q . . - , ts 4.Jif ' ,nf C gl S Patil ? 5'l 'L--4.1:-' is- 'lk is 'Nil H ::11l L N , TS I9 ':i'ni ,i'l . I J' X il:T: l.,,n:l:-VF' u'1v '. ,' Ili ll f-r--'IH' ' II XX. above: This series of photos taken from the 2nd floor at the north end ofthe Hanes Building shows the razing of 3 houses it not seenl on Beach Street and the removal of a 26-car parking lot to make room for the expansion of the Eden Terrace parking Geeky above: This artists rendering shows the Hanes Building viewed from the corner of Hawthorne Road and Eden Terrace. Capping the top of the building are an additional 6 research floors. To the left is Babcock Auditorium. 14 MEDICAL STUDENTS w li ,B PT? xx'N if fe 'I u ge Tiderldlng CONTINLIUM Vast ess mv ted Benlg bg ess Pl 15 . FRESHMEN we f 1 81,4 a, , Theres still time to turn back that fateful day. 9 Harvey Allen 1? -.. 3 David Barkley 9 .- , Damon Anagnos C lv JY .. Y fl Minor Barnette Brian Anderson S Ty Bell I . ' l il I A l X '- p sv ' 1 I 16 x l X Susan Balk Bill Blalock f i Vastness invited - first glimpse was duneside. Sunbrilliant reflection on wavecurls and foam left dancing on the beach drew them closer. They contemplated the former intangible Scrutinized, described the latter - it was within reach. l . , FQVF, i l rf- .A i i K hgqvixflf l' ' ' Kin k swgw, r iifigiff JUm',,lZll:na'h.M img? if 3,4 Q wa-rf-lf ff'l'l'f' 1' Cathy Booher Howard Bradnock Scott Brady Bill Broad .. , I C' GL, , :L I 'I v Y, xx' K i i Ya' Know, I love this place, Laurie Bumgarner Joel Bundy John Burgess Barbara Butler 17 X8 Q- 1 ..- 6 sw' George Caldwell av- . v Q-f lw 0 4 Debbie Casey . K .iq m , .A- .Q-1 v-,Q ,, ,.u- .Q .. , WU, mf f- ,., 1 ' ' ' A ' '- Q on '. ,,-. r-'fr .u 91 g 'u:',..,':-',7. f ' ' ' X' .: '. circulated this picture before class elections r -vjlsaazz -J 1 ff Z:--w 1. lik Z ,J C s Gwen Campbell f-st, 1' I Alan Clark My god, you can see C7. S f ' C V' , j B l Maura Campbell Martha Sue Carraway vw ki l U A H Scott Clark Tom Clark l 18 7 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4? 4 - F- ,. 4 ' - ,C . Q. 1 - , ,rf fi x. . F- T'7 ' ' 5 Qi' S 1 ,44 w e C j f '4 i . E 2 U The agony of defeat . . . 4 --F99 4 I WF: 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 What do you mean there were two candy bars?! 6' 1 Q Q, V f cf ., ,,, 'Z' J '- 4 k Rr C' ' , Jeff Cleveland Elaine Coats Roger Cole Brent Copeland Hollyyean Coward I . ' ' Q..j . 6 , , 'i-' ' if- ' I- ' 'Q 7 . v 'iv 4 I Jett Cox Jamie Davus Renee Delahoussaye Pame Drmrnette Todd Drake C v 15, , S. 6 Jrm Cox . A I W Dave Dubow I -S 'Y Q Q 1 A fs- '41 2- , - - I v . X ' if I Karen Dugger Jeff Eaton Carol Essom Jim Evans Isl Fernandez Flob Ferrell F f , . 5 C 1 'bb 9 15:3 :L , . - 4 lr - , Q V , ' J , A l l 5 f l 5 1 X l Mark Fireman John Garnson Verlia Gower Jose Grave de Peralta Nancy Graves Stephen Grevious ' ' All J f 1 . l Here's to your 20 minute break. I I Does that hurt Nancy? Nancy? 20 l l l 'f 2 l Who says formaldehyde affects your mind? l li 9 ll. Q' - '74Eg. 4 'l Why do I feel like I'm back in lclass? your face. 2 5 ali 1 . A A , '3 tr x z E' ,-,T x Qu I K 'E' ., X -6 I ki xl ' ' l ' -7 1 b Terry Guettler Jack Hall Bryan Harrelson Tom Hull Jackle Honman K .. l l sa , , . 1 ,ga -'- 3' 'av l - .. l - - Q, 1-. AV ,- A V l Xa' .. f . l - l l 3 Carswell Hoots Steve Hubbard Fiobln lfh Mark Jacobson Randy Jaeger n 6 f g l .,- 1 I in V A vt-5 N13 I Gimme your lunch money or l'lI break l l , 4 ,--1 ll ll as gl l 1 Make Holzman FH. ,S 15 Dlana Jensen 21 V r J S' Q .EL ' '- N I Doug Kaye Lisa Kellar .w : .5- 5 Q, us ' ' 1 Ted LaMay Sal Lettieri 6 1 1 9 4- G -7 C j . E ru , r ff Danny Kelley Brian Kradel Barry Kraus Mark LaFave sl Q . 'R' , A 1 V ' T X ft v- 1 , l N Eric Lipson Richard Lord Steve Lurie Yvonne Mack Name the vein that drains the nerve to the mUSCl9 that il'lS6l'IS into the afea shaded ed. L x f 22 X .1 Mffflu Q ., F ESF'-'I - 43!s.. .-3 'N L-s ..a 1: J W '..2. Q-,L F55-Ty, Ser -Q A My kingdom for an anterior cruciate. CD5 E Q A. ' v 1, 4 Randy Matthews pa I -1 s I Chris Pennell Q Y , Mary Alice MCG-rail Q 4, .... it F Sam Perry As bloody October comes to a close . . , .J '. v S .LW .' Q ' jL uri,-3,' ., as fir.-:Iii 1: q ui Nl' . - vu ' 1 wg: 4 7 1- ix mart v ' 3 - Ma , lr QL! ' -3, w, 0 ., Q X S t Andy Mclvor Pat Noud Scott Paden '95 .-.- - . D .,, Q- ' ZQ ,L 'K if yy i i Chris Price Stephen Raborn Jim Ftathmell 117. Like this view is totally awesome, Q ll I iff ' Y I Donna Page if N Patrick Riggs 23 4- -- N 9 -. 4- ..' --- 9 Q I V 'I X 'Vr- l f-3. l - ' -1. I lv 1 V Qs K ii - 5 5 1 I Randy Robinson Dave Ruch Bob Scanlon Nelson Der Seen Manha Simpson Avtar Singh f 'ii P i A in ,3 J ,, ,Q 2 . Q. :J . uk J x, ' , i Jacqueline Skvaril Bryan Sloan Gary Smalto Tina Smith Dave Sterner Susan Stuber 3' N 5459 i i y H i ii ,i 1, Can you think of a better way to spend a Friday night? 24 Y 1 No, no, you're wrong. Let me explain it! '6 51 Hack in! ' T3 9 so 'X 5 5 l 1 - uf ,, K . Francesca Taylor Bull Terry - Q Q- G1 x L .- I Y .LC- Y Y I u l Evert Verschuyl Drew Wells T, J 4- Pat Teverbaugh S if James Wilder r ' l ' ' af f, --2 f ,' -T454 Q 1 I J-ff ,Q 't 'jr' '-Y. 4 . .- .2 'fr 51 ri l 'i rf ' 'rf 79 -lr . gf, ' N Q if: -A D 'fix 1, l5C'9iHmfz ayrm' 'ef'l1lcfi.f7.wL Q5 'T wt 2' f :wr ,:Nlff1ERSl'TY I -s l' 4 'lfl wr Betsy Tuttle 9? Q' Doug Wllson l l 0 ' w 'if - v. , r 1 l f .-,W .lf r , .. , S - v rf. l- ' l 'Q Steve Wllson Deb Wulfhorst 25 K? 'L' If I only had a brain! SOPHOMGRES , -l ni 4 J X fb I ,' ' .+ I xx gl Elf l'li rfigyfl mf rlili Hi iii Onward Christian Soldiers! ' ve A . r I. ,fx ' is 5 The gffggfg of 51re55 Qn me Photo-phobia Is this gynecomastia? American Medical Student G ..- - VJ, I 'I t 7, l i Qi lj, D ' l i ':': x, , ., , l. l Jesse Adams John Barton Daphne Bicket Bill Bodner Bill Bolthouse Fran Boyerte Kouri Benign bignessn they called that Ocean. As wintersoft soles tread just to the water's edge. There lay the sea's remnants: weed-tangle, carapace, jagged rock. They waded innocently Certain that strong legs could withstand the tow. And compelled. And then I the YGCQBI eXafTl' I Qughl to bg in pictures The potato salad has been in the sun how long? l even failed my urine test Q ie- ef ,B 3 . , E K i -:. N ' - 4 .1 ' 'B Wi' xv Mike Branch Bert Bridger Freeman Broadwell Charlie Brownlow Bob Bruner Julua Burns M l r w ? Mary Scott Campbell Tom Canto Luis Carrillo Paul Carroll Mike Cavallaro Nicky Chandler 6 Q 1 ' 9- 43- 6 l l Q Tom Chappell Tony Christiano Karen Cloninger John Crawford Joe Daddabbo Lucy Dirr X ' , . If-H We came . . . we played , . , we necrotized shes not a Salem girl, but she sure is cute. them! 28 l want muscles! What do you mean, do l remember FDR? 1 , l 7 l ll became lntultuvely obvious to me that the diagnosis was dysdladochokrnetlc DYDOCVCIIC-AMp'ISm, cornplucaled -ff You bring out the animal ln me' 'iv 5. .. ' .X l x John Doane Lee Dresser 4 Q- I L. in Scott Ellison Bryan Evans - F?::-I: .T -A741 .ai Have a hunch he likes her? 'Q e, 7' , 'V' 1 -,. . - ' ' l Ar... - 4 gl ' ,ell 'if' j Mlke Drury Kirn Duncan Thane Duncan Chuck Ellrngton .. . 1. sa . -. , fi-, a-- ' i 1- 1, rl 'fr C l 1 Ken Flowe Ken Francls Stefanle Fnedleld Nell Garrett 29 'J .Q l don't do windows!! Q 1 LZ - . Buddy Glanzman Mark Hartman , -. nr 31 .L 'W i Monte Hunter Steve Jackson I I , A - You're getting very sleepy . . . I told you we should have grown moustaches! if . -I na S K5 , I IEE., cn Q 3 ru 1 'hr XJ, Whit James We've never seen anyone jump that high! f Y Jonathan t 'E'- S Lee Jo ,f E- Hodges David Huang Don Huene QE X - I' hnson Til Jolly Betty Joyce 6 ,ge v- F ' 2? - .. I t 4 T t . . ' jf Greg Kapordells Steve Karp Mark Karprnska Wall Kendrtck Bonnte Kerr Make Ktmbro .uv Q 5 ' 'A li I 1 .. FE- Y ' tl 1 'n :S , - L' , ' Y 1 f X' 4 V. . t .. p A t A at 1 Steve Kinney Theda Kontls Greg Llebscher Debble Martin O'Iaf Massenburg Brenda McCann What dld you go and show them your egg for'?'?'? I vant to take your blood pressure' t I F i I Treasure chest? I L Three's Company' ft-Og ,Q Mr. Bojangles, Dance' 31 0 17 -Sf 'F , J I D o g- V, Q- ,- . 4 L . 1 , Z Elizabeth McGill Terry Mclnnis Trent Mihalick Craig Mitchell Pam Mumma Barbara Murphy T' N s. - S l il .: Q, 1 x.: Brian Murphy Hillary Nichols Ted Nifong Paula Niner Mike Opatowsky Lynda Powell I 1, l Tardy Smurf . . . another 8 o'clock he'll never see!!! Demonstration of the scratch test It hurts when l do this . . , 32 Hugh Hefner, eat your heart out! The actrvrtues offered rn- clude tutoring, counsel- rng, and athletics, S.0.S. tStudents Ofterrng Support! rs a vol- unteer orlented program between Bowman Gray Medrcal Students and The ChlIdren's Home on Reynolda Fload. 4' fl .: .Q , Mike Rauzzino Maury Flosenstein Jonathan Rubens t 1. f- f Q-t K 1, Q: ' t r V I .I Dale Schrum Patty Sirkel Bobbr Smrth T fun Y? hu l think l'm in love!!! 1 You want to put your hand where? F Theres something to be said for covert actions. i - s V xi N '- Ji-' ' j J, , - . . XE .T 1 y f V Q 'Q' N 1 V - IN i 1 l V Vicki Stovall David Strickland David Sutton Joel Swofford Marc Tomberlln Giulia Tortora St . -- N 5 -e 'r ' V N ' 0 l Q v ix , gr , I 1 l , l John Van Cheryl Vernon Helmuth Vollger Gail Walter Lisa Washburn Larry Watts Ostenbridge 34 3 me R, ,., -3, ,xxx-'lfi I. Fimgzgy fig- , ,gg , .., J, ,,.. -' S ' Y y ,I ..,, V W- if EFQTQTE, ,V . V l The newlyweds we know why they're smiling! Hi Mom! I 4 SIN -3 4 '- ,, :Q N , , 4 . I -X X.. I . , 7' Joe! Weber Joan Whelchel Ellie Williams Bob Williams Lewis Wilson Phyllis Wright yi . 1 -t -V . 5- , D i ' . 40 ysF'ss 4 V 'T : , v Q, Deok Yu Yemin Yuan Clint Zimmerman Q , ., in I told you I had two! Plunge. Sand pounded bare skin, abrading. Into entropy they eddied Gasping for breath and another. The maelstrom subsided: Bodies now buoyed by the force which had challenged Stroked beyond. Strong. 7 -vb E' -.. . - ' A , . -. Tp, ,J-lfx l so is 1 36 .fi ' 1 '-13 aj 1 s . . lUNlORS y if l ' B , 1 B ' ,,,, 4- l, .fe 'xv 2. -1: 2 5 ,L 'f 42 K 1 ,jen G Vx S V- Y I 'Rf 1 ' IL X an A W Beth Adcock Dave Alpeter Mart Amlck Dave Apple Danny Armlstead Fino l X-3 Af- Ye xl. ky Aronson 4 i -1- -V -'l--PTE: V40 l l Ov l I l 1. , l ll . X - 'X ft- FU--sf. ei. 5 B pf ,+- . - ' .- 1 , s.,- 5 - 1 .,,- 1 ' . ' ' A ' ' Y -.. cub-' W ' -'--' l N' ' B li l A L . X Q Anthony Bailey Skip Barkley OW Bean Patty Bell Fluchard Benya Jimmy Bowen N S. , '15 X 6 Q ax :X , 23 Q' A xx I 9' .1 , - N Y s I I ' X hw! Q , Lisa Christensen ' fi? . ,Q m Bradley George Brandt Joe Bnssette Debby Butler 3, 41 't -.f 1 ' u Marybetn Conway Cathy Cowan Carl Daltner ,- gi 'ffl v Ay W Marityn D'Andrea-Spica K 'Zh John Davis 1 I, ,A ,cy 'I 'f D Chip Duckett I .4 ML- 1 za:-1 A -f . -v X v X A A Tom Davls -r 'Z S-x C Kent Dyer K ffx QQ e.- x f- W Q Finch DeMasn V Q Dave Espey I, Q- l 1 x D-'rx ' -1 T' . A ,au 1. ' ' ' ,1- ' 21 ' ,VL X 4 V , 5-fax , t, D : 1 f. if , ,J l r r . I T B K' . lv V' 4-S .-I . 1 A , I ' V. '7 f , 'Qi 'II May Foo Fred Fowler Ira Gaines John Gaylord .4 49' , jyi 30. 04 X' KAI :S YL, of- 1 K L Bill Gentry Brian Gibson Greg Glance Eddie Gonzales l K l I . - x. .- .1-, . xltpy. , ...fp-A ,I we .. - a.--- - . JF.:-. I ,, QQLM. .--- jf- - FA. l 1.51, 'ff 1 ' N f -,, x-- ,V-'.,.B- , . I r ,fx G Q, ,, -...c ' fi, '-Qs: A l. N Q. Q:- 40 1 - an ' 'F L 'J 5 'I 7 ' ' - - -Q . , , A 's 'A ' ' ' ,TA Q- :Q -i- 5 ' v ' xx R.. v ' X Q, 4 .. A 81 1 Scott Greene Chns Hamrnet Bob Harned George Han John Hayes Jenny Hedgepelh l Q - x 1 4 ? 3' as ll l '- Nr rl ' A KS 1 Kelly Heller Bob Hersh Mike Hnnes l 4 f rf ' 4 1-is N 'ii- -'42-Q -- f- - A vs 1 ,2 n ' Us -1 ' L -,. xy ,K ,, 'N Y I 1 4 v r v - . N. .l Kimberly Hott Peggy Hubbard Beth Hungate '72 I -Q R fb' 5 9 -A 'N ,F 'v o.. x.'x, Ki - Aa Mike Lander .0-S A.-... . . FA Bill Marks 4 WW! X ii 'Kaw- K iv-57 ,J Eddie Lewis '53 gf A i V A Steve Marsh -ny -v-' ', if . i I v 1 I 'X 1' 3 v- Q j 3 :L ' x :A , Chris Hyson Donna lies James Johnson Mike Jones . , . , J, - ,Q rl-5 4, Q H' sa ' 'F ' 'ix Y 0- 1 I - A 0, ' , Rob Leyrer Kin Lui Fred Lupton Gail Margerum ink xv Jil' xii, un- - A del' v.. I 7 il 1 - f, - ' - -l .- -1' wr. i 'sy . 5 '- i , 'if 'Y V :, ,-Iw i: . 2 nf , 13,35 . 3 ' . ' - 9:-. if 5' - PM U 'E Nggzi. 'I ' Z ,r wi A LF: ' -ul ix.. In . ' V ' , i, X rr, 1 an - . ' -- 'xg . f i' N, -' 1. fa' 42 ,,c ...fu- D V -V . I 5 A 'liz' -' I w. . ,v , ,,. 0 I' C? Z1 , uv- - J .,- ' ' : ' ' ' ' 1 1- A- fr - i . v X K 1 4 4 V Y -- A I - r Jrm McDe-avltt Brrarr Mryazakr Davrd Moore Alex Myers Sherw Natale Ruth Arm Nevsls .i - fr 0- ,, - fn I' 1 ' h - - 1 1, v uf Kara Orsak Warren Overbey X14- r -6 4 x ! T,-5 1 Sf' r 1 4 I 3 1 4 r 43 H? 131 1:2-A f' nr: -.- .A- V w .,- rg' I ff ' ' A Q-rx Q J -1 i H, l. 'A A Dale Owen William Owen Darlene Oxendine Polly Purgason l 'A , x G' , -1: qi.-I 3 C X N1 If A ' ,f Earl Ransom Duff Flardin Lea Rayman Charles Record ,fy 48 Y? I , 'Hg '5l 1 f t 'Fi-'il' l .if I A . f ' I S 3 xc , tj 5 I r fa- 1 qi A 2 .,. 'Y . 1. - Mike Roe lr 'FFL A Kevin Smith Ikgg -,A v 1 Larry Samueis QQ. 1- 4 ,., T Mike Srmth , .C s G 4 ' :F 9' . ,f '.L, 5 , 1 'L Gary Schafer Marian Schwartz 054 'A ,- V LL . 'U ' -- 123. AI Sprinkle Jane Stansel ' Q ear- ml , Q I , iff .. -.. , Z 9 X Kerry Shafran va . - 1 J Jam Stout 9 fi, Sf' .1 '5- A Doug Smith 7- as QA George Thaort 4 1- 9 za I 4 I David Thompson Charlie Vaughan cg C' 2 S' . LL A :If I X t ' Mark Wheeler Lee White W Z' -3 -v -- .. Scott Wilson Nancy Winker Joe Zammit Jn0i, - .vii ' 'A Frank Walsh i sg, uf X Deborah Wiese- Not Pictured: Elizabeth Holt i x 1 1 1 V I 4 Q' ff ul' 'rv ,, - .9 'Q A .ld .M ,tg A- X . ff v.: La, . - 1 ln , ,-+3 . - 1 , -,, ,.,- ' ' - 51'-'L' Q. . .Inf .,-B., ,'.-J, ' fs- r-x , 3.5-. mv.-, L.5,,g,,'igA' I, , H, xx:-if-f gf-- ,,,fjf .T .Q -2 - ' - - N ' 1 1 , W K -04 -, ..v . -n f, -.ni ,H -n-, ' ' -, ' Q - 1 -Q ' vw Q .' arrive? ' Q' f f?14'14f4 ' -if-211 'giP'd.iQG 47 Tideriding, carried beachward They came upon a different but not unwelcome place, Meters-maybe-miles from soiourn's beginning. Exuberance pulsed. And around them - no jagged rocks. These stones were smoothened. K. Ashton Q..-Q lv H. Anthony Alexander Tony and Ellen - aloha! 'J ,fn Mark S. Agness California Mark facing the Oakland jungle NICDRS Roy, Becky, and Roy's Toy Roy Lee Alson Katie April '84 Kathryn Ashton 1 fx 'Q-v' P' Deborah J. Bostock I V i 1 I I Debbie and Janeway i r b William P. Bennett Not just another pretty face 50 Tamara L. Bowman Tammy and John in 1 1 1 , r J L 1 u , L i r W I 1 gp sz. I 9 1 I Robert L. Brownlow, Jr. . rf' gs. f Bobby and Jeanie Charles D. Burger Down on the farm I HU 'G ri Q P RODGIT N. Butler, Jl'. Bob and Debby 51 if f f Kim and Mike Michael R. Canady D A n John E. Clark John, Elizabeth, Patrick, and Heather R. Andrew Collins Andy and Joan Wheelel' J. Dale Wheels!! packin' it in gr. JA l Carol and Marty at Bear Mountain .kg Chris and Robin . ' -Li -iii? 'ai es. fi ' , v P+ A i , ff LQ 1 Carol E. Copeland I-Nga J-L John Christian Conrad Q.. .-.1 ...s.- I Steve surveying his polo grounds E. Steven Dummit, Ill 45-.3 ' 5 li Keith A. Eddleman Keith and Roxanne I 3 Randy C Eflrd Randy Lee Ann and Matthew Eric and Melinda Z1 J .I 1 I I J l I Ji l ' fi E Scott Elledge Eric R. Ellis fl es . K, .qlwx ,I 1' - 'f y, A ,A Mark and Angi f' , 4 ' ,, y A A i 'Y C5- f?'r'? grd if Kimberly H. Feehs Relaxing in the Rockies Robert S. Feehs Bob, Kim, and Ginger 1-.fc 4 1 R-bw g . XV 4 Jeffrey P. Fenyves Jeff,-ip, and MG . 1 , ug... . J' ii i . . ' 'VP A v-4-'apifillf Jig!! . I vi-','1 ' Y ' 1. Q.: A fi 1' 1 H ' ' it ,t W . fx-wifi-1 5.1 i Prlin. l Gonz . . . contemplative at a young age . if s 47 l I Gonzalo G. Fernandez lgiriil l il is 'Z S. Chuck - Freshman year 1 Penny and Bill 'IQ v x W i Charles L. Flynn William G. Ferrell NW X if S i Wyatt C. Fowler Wyatt and Renita Charles, Diane, and Sarah Beth Charles W, Ford, Jr, 45. Rita I. Freimanis Jim and Fiita at the Continental Divide I Down Home Paul L. Garrison, Jr. Michael L. Gee Mike, Bev, and Barney Craig J. Gerard ..Lu. , Q. 11,4 'M' 5 1 Paris 1983 59 T Dean D. Gilbert Karen and Dean, Yuppies at home in Suburbia. ,f Jeanne M. Godar Really feelin' fine OU'- AA' '- bfi M... ,,.-. . - Garland V, Greene, III Bobby with brothers, his 41 fan, and the oid pro. ,AP ,gag Steve, Rocky, and Janice S, Steven Haigler 'S Steven L. Hamstead Steve and Rhonda L L. 4 i at - Linda J. Hanna Nizar and Linda f Pamela L. Harges Pam dancing her way through med school Stephen M. Herring R. Darlene Hill xxxxxvwx' ' xmx In the clouds HS usual Love is in the air! i i i I 4 l I r I I -39 I'd really rather have Baklava John G. Holevas Rob with his niece Katie sis 1 At home away from home 5- Fiobert G. Hornbeck Dona Hunt ff z t . 3 . Q.. -Q . . .1 ls . 159. hi , 5 UF. .A ' Q 1 . 5-rage-1, 'Wy r .' x U1 - . .' 1 .' 1 , .- , L3-If wg' gk if , -,. , n h , -. . ,. A 3. -. ., 5. .' 3 '. ' wt 'ig' w v J' ' - TEH if 7' 4- .Q J. . , y -.. zngjflza' .4 -K :.., a,, 42. 1 we. A ' -57 -' 'T -b 'A Q' 'e ' ., af, ng, , 43 1 in I I I 1 I ' . Murray, Cathy, David, and Jennifer I Murray Kemp il' Nifnicnaei J. i '? Kelleher Son ofa son of a sailor Mark R. Keller In therapy Q. nga ,A ,, ET- - xl S 5 James at work James M. King lx , . - .s-.,!.,L s K -Anil I r g.. r , . V '--lump' - , , r Inspiration and rejuvenation John S' Kirkpatrick r r N N 'J r . . Wllllam H. Kutteh , World famous immunologist X. ff' Y 9' Matthew C. Leinung Cyndi and Man ,I if - , . ,..,.4 -14 . N, ,,,, H A, M, George H. Limpert George and Mandy swinging in Reynolda Gardens -A-..... I 4 I A tele photo 'C' James P. Longe M J' I . Hope and her extended family Garnet Susan Hope McArn Garnet D. Maharajh Donald K. Matthews Don readying for hyperspace , , 4 1 - ' n . I 25' K2 ., 13- ex , 4 X .Q .X . ' . X H, , A NN M - do - e A new l I , A 4 ev I'm into reggarghu A neuroiogist must have steady nerves , X A A A Michael J.C. McNamara George M. McCormick IW' David Allen McLeod Muscle bound banjo man cfs tr -fi! L., I 1 's Susan A, Melin Les femmes en vacances 5' r Stuart and Barbara Thomas Stuart Meloy Richard C. Mullins Rick and Jean at the summer place llx ' K, 6 4, arf ' as : 1 W . ..' s-YY ,. gn-as A 1 J James W. Myers YOUHQ Dr- Myers - T TLU , John getting on track A John R. Nelson, III I Vigil , ,'Y'.f' 'Q' I FW--' J .Y - i Q Q- i ., 'J Y 5 J ' ' J . , is , 3.4 Q- ... ' - P A A -5 sf -' F' Q'-1 l by --- 'xwx . , , , 4- .Q 'N' an-5: 1 ' 1l,,,. .A h . f ., n. . . W .a.,.,..-sf. 'e Q fr- . .eff ig ' A MF ar I w va-ntl., Eric, Carla, and 4100 :lf s'a-War! iw si l.- Carla Flaffety Pence 71 -3'2 'i Kevin R. PreSSley The Blowing Rock Gang Stephen I. Proctor Steve ready to gel funky Meg, Bill and Crackers X ,, it 367 HJR William C. Rawls, Jr David, Debbie, and Tosca Ann E. W Reed nz' 1' V 4 5 N Ann I David G. Rice s 4 , 1 I, '1 'x W, ,4 N me -f 1:47 , -Q 'ggi-e qi Eric P. Reintsema Suntan champ E1 y'S Wx I f ' A Hoover M. Royals, Jr. Hoover cleaning up his act N., Frank J. SCaCCia Fast on Race Day 5 f '7'.:'KZ?5? r D'-. W Gary Wayne Scott , 'I L f - ' . Gary and Susan i X ' ' Af- sq Q- W 1 xv v , A in Karen Eric R. Skipper - , Sennewald i 140- '01, 2-Y' ' 6 a,,,g.4,4:J5jg' . K+' ,,, 1 in ii fl lika- V 1 X QI' Karen on mountain nigh Eric relaxing in a well pressed shin ,XXX -x AX N 'QQ , . vi ,Q nv- --1 . ,. lg Y 1 -S Y . -n TI..I.Lf 'S J. Gregg Sigmon North Carolina Gothic 75 John Fl. Sinden Tourists pose for pictures Susan J. Sinden The Big Day at last Richard M. Slutsky Minoxidil works!! I .,,.-nv. Q. Jennie and her young friends Jennie A. Smith , A- - ww i A 1 in .J 4 Mike just take one more step back - - , -1- + Q , ' i i 2 -e fs i 5' 'Rv i i i iz .I ' i Michael T. Teixido Geraldine A. Stott Jungle Geri 77 5 L ., - ,..-v , ' Q- Q Al H6988 E. Thompson Another fish story ..... . ?rg. 1,,'q'i-rs 'L Q--v 'w - A-. - ' I' R1 5 Daniel Lee Tolan Dan, Cindy, Rachel, and Silas X-Qs Dayna D. Trivette Dayna with warm fuzzy K i ii Q, iv. i iF. +P w i Tourista Amy Denise Vann Lil .,' - I ,I lf. g -Q' ' I G. Kirk Walker I Kirk and Sandy I ., i i ' fa i 4 'eexfze V7 5 f ,, ' igzff i , , ii .EP , 9 ' Q 'F' if .V - Lg, 1' U i -' ..V. ? E .L e i 'g'f+3fZi -'-'Nw T Sf' - 'TT ,ff . : ' 2,-sow, af Tri' . ' f Q Tse: 3474 'iw'-Q , 4- if ee '. 'ff ' .f- - fin, ' vefefagdg-ffzgqw e 1 n V' Donald M. Wardeli, III i-' . :ff fi ' ' wait .QLKQL 'ff 3 Don and Liz in Zermatt ai- Wanda Kay Watts Wanda Kay and family l Steven Flay Wells Steve 4 y Marcus Fl. Williams l 41 I just love the excitement of medical school Ellen Incognito Linda J Wllllamson Ellen lvl. Willard Tommy ready to get tubular Linda R-.4-A+., Thomas M. Whyte xl Strick J. Woods B2 Nancy M. Wrlght K If 1 Carbon-Oxygen , double bond 'S7' Elizabeth G. Witman Kudzu really grows fast Bet1y and Bill I Brian Ed and Saranan W. Young Edwin S. Young, Jr I as 1 -- - il S 'S X It was optimism which motivated our class to invest S5 per ticket for a chance to win a weekend in Charles- ton, SC. The lesser prizes, 6-packs of beer, movie tickets, a Walkman radio and others, were also very desirable. Susan was very pleased with winning the professional body massage. lt be- came very suspicious, though, when John, Carla. and Kevin won the larger prizes. The crowd seemed less than impressed then, but ultimately elected John, Carla and Kevin to second terms as class officers. xi R 4 , 1-A t vx' vi ,. i 1 5 1 . f- it 6' lfei P' tv.,,4 - i iii, V i tx ,ki '4 x fr 1 ,l gi if jg. l is Not everyone could go to Charleston, so classmates sought other places to ex- plore. Pilot Mountain and Hanging Flock, as well as other exotic peaks, were popular. George M. had no inhibitions about proving his virility through rock climbing. Linville Gorge did not impress Pam and Ann so they went further west for grander vistas. While five genteel Southemers were utterly baffled by New York City, John just hungout by the tracks. X l 5 ' n 4' 7 V, . ,, 'f . . , , . 'qi-, rg . , ' 'K-6 Some people believe that all aspiring physicians should know how to play golf. To encourage this important professional skill the class supported yearly golf tourna- ments. By playing Scramble style teach successive stroke being played from the teams best hit ballj every member of each team contributed to the sub-par per- formances. Since some of our more elusive, reclusive and eccentric classmates don't play real golf, they com- peted in Putt-Putt instead, Flick still took it seriously. 2 T Q '5tf1It' ' it ZF- . ' X., - Y: A'.A .3 'W rr ' ' F' F ' 'f Q- 1 1' xii' ,Y 43, . ' 2 sv , .s - . ' - V H K A- F i t -1. me so ssc l ' ' . P- s.Y 'f3fl..l..:.L24LggA.-----.a..-.-.-,..i....,,- Q 1 if NJ' ii ,L ll ra i ll ,i '4 , '11 , . ,.2t- 'f .'-I ,'s4.,-14 L - ' - J-1 A., -A-, ,Q RY, ' Putting for dough. i 'Ra 'iq D hm, .K QU' ii I 'G-Kb' ' l -'-Q C l .iWhile we were developing piles, two were develop- lling their pectorals. And never ones to turn down an tlopportunity to display their wares, Eric Fleintsema lfalias Rick Fteinhardtt and his Italian friend competed l, in a skimpy bathing suit contest. They won no prizes, 1 founders of the Bowman Gray School of Medicine tl correspondence course. Other classmates, maybe less flamboyant in the display of their physiques, non-the-less possess equal if not greater substance. One, meek mild-mannered Matt, possesses a first 71' 5' Q: 4 but have always earned notoriety, especially as the degree blackbelt in karate. l i a ' ' 1 i ry i 'T b 4 l ,- lr -. -A He a r fines' e V 34.1 la' 'fl , tx, 355, in l 4 X 4' 3 IQ l l l X A Y um 3' . g xd 'lLlf7 ' lg 1 ri 4' i .P K il - f r. .. i -, in . al ttfvl 1 if L l i 87 I l J x 5-fx Q I I .Lai YA A N b ,4941 H w . , . I f Q 'X ,v Mfr ,,aQ,? if P Q X I is I v 1' M ' .P F -is I I 1 I K . Q A 1 .,, 4 ,f .-5 5 lg, 22'- .www VS, fs. 24 ' .- .190 - fl rx lb: f lfxg YS wg r.kl 'M v Q17 :iw KJ' pF'-sr.: r s 'is urq ' 1 . W.. I' P' I I NL 161 me 9 I 3 Gi ,, bi '1 v 91 , S ,Asif ,-of L.. Lectures and labs have made way for clinics and wards. What anxieties did we share then, and what emotions do we feel now? We have passed the medical school milestones and have time to reflect during fourth year. Ahead we may anxiously anticipate the new demands as we take on our in- ternships. 'l . 'A '1- fl' .A 5- CLASS OF 1985 HOUSE OFFICER APPOINTMENTS MARK S. AGNESS lFamIIy Practicel Charlotte Memorial Hosp. Charlotte, NC ANTHONY ALEXANDER tlnternal Medicinel Medical College of Georgia Augusta, GA ROY L. ALSON tEmergenc Medlcinel Allegheny General Hosp. Pittsburgh, PA KATHRYN ASHTON tSurgeryl N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem. NC WILLIAM P. BENNETT tPathoIogyl Mass. General. Hosp. Boston, MA DEBORAH BOSTOCK IFamiIy Practicel David Grant USAF Hosp. Travis AFB, CA TAMARA L. BOWMAN tMedicinel N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC ROBERT L, BROWNLOW fSUf?', - Holg Ophthall Was ington Hospital Center Washington, DC CHARLES D. BURGER llnternal Medicinel Vanderbilt Univ. Affil. Nashville, TN ROBERT N. BUTLER tMedIcineI NC, Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC MICHAEL R. CANADY tSurQervi Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati, OH JOHN E. CLARK tphys. Med. and Rehaol Mayo Grad. Sch, of Med. Rochester, MN ROBERT A. COLLINS tOrthopedicsJ N.C, Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC JOHN C. CONRAD tTrans. - Hol: Anesthl Hartford Hospital Hartford, CT CAROL E. COPELAND tOrthopedIcsl Univ, ol Maryland Hosp. Baltimore, MD WHEELER J. DALE tlnternal Medicinel U of Alabama Med. Ctr. Birmingham, AL ELDON S DUMMIT lpsychiatryl SUNY - Upstate Med. Ctr Syracuse, NY KEITH A. EDDLEMAN tObstetrics and Gynl George Washington Univ. Washington, DC RANDY C. EFIRD lMed, - Hol, Anesthj N.C. Baptist Hosp Winston-Salem, NC E SCOTT ELLEDGE tGeneraI Surgeryl Brooke Army Med. Ctr, San Antonio. TX ERIC R, ELLIS tRadiation Oncolog I U. of Florida Med. Ctr. Shands Hospital Gainesville, FL JOHN MARK ENGLEHARDT llnternal Medicinel Moses H. Cone Mem. Hosp Greensboro, NC KIMBERLY D. FEEHS lPediatricsI U. of Col, Affil. Hosp. Denver, CO -1- R kt t - 1' x T4 .. 'I' 5 .' Y' K ROBERT S, FEEHS gSurgeryl t. Joseph's Hospital Denver, CO JEFFREY P. FENYVES iMed Cp Pediatricsl West Virginia Univ. Hosp. Morgantown, WV GONZALO G. FERNANDEZ tMedlcine - HOIJ N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem. NC and fDiagnostic Radiologyl Duke University Hospital Durham, NC WILLIAM G. FERRELL fNeurologyl N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC CHARLES L. FLYNN flnternal Medicinel N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC CHARLES W. FORD fPediatricsl Wm. Beaumont Army Med. Ctr. El Paso, TX WYATI' C. FOWLER tGeneral Surgegyl Wilford Hall Me . Ctr. Lackland AFB San Antonio, TX PAUL L. GARRISON tlnternal Medicinel Allentown Altiliated Hosp. Allentown, PA MICHAEL L. GEE flnternal Mediclnel Jacksonville Ed. Program Jacksonville, FL CRAIG J. GERARD ilnternal Medicinel Beth Israel Hospital Boston, MA DEAN D. GILBERT iMedicine!Pediatrics HOIJ N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC and fAnesthesiai U. of Cal, - San Diego LaJolla. CA JEANNE M. GODAR flnternal MedicinelEstern Med. Sch. Norfolk, VA Va. Grad. GARLAND V. GREENE fFamlIy Practicel N.C. Memorial Hosp. Chapel Hill, NC STUART S. HAIGLER ilnternal Medicinel Pitt Memorial Hospital ECU School of Medicine Greenville, NC STEVEN L. HAMSTEAD qlnternal Medicinel Pitt Memorial Hospital ECU School of Medicine Greenville, NC LINDA J. HANNA tSur eryl St. l3ary's Hospital Waterbury, CT PAMELA L. HARGES fPedlatricsl University of Connecticut Farmington, CT R. DARLENE HILL fFamily Practicel Medical Center Columbus, GA JOHN G. HOLEVAS flnternal Medicinel Moses Cone Mem. Hosp. Greensboro, NC ROBERT G. HORNBECK fMedicinefPediatrlcsl Univ. Hosp. Arkansas Little Rock, AR DONA HUNT fFamily Practicel Montgomery Hospital Morristown, PA BENJAMIN R. JACOBS iFIexible - HOIJ Hospital of St, Raphael New Haven. CT and tAnesthesial Yale-New Haven Med. Ctr. New Haven, CT THOMAS L. JOLLY fFamily Practicej N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC AARON V, KAPLAN Qlnternal Medicinej McGaw Medical Center Northwestern Univ. Chicago. IL MICHAEL J. KELLEHER iGen. Surg - Holg ENTl Eastern Va. Grad. Med. Sch Norfolk VA MARK R. KELLER iFamiIy Practicel N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC MURRAY KEMP flnternal Medicinal Cooper Hosp.!Rutgers M.C Camden, NJ I' JAMES M. KING - tPsychiatryi 'i N.C. Baptist Hosp. ' Winston-Salem, NC .4 JOHN s. KIRKPATRICK ., iOrthopedicsl 'S Duke Univ. Med. Ctr. Q Durham, NC . WILLIAM H. KUTTEH - lObstetrics and GYNI i Univ. of Alabama Hosp. :Birmingham AL li MATTHEW C. LEINUNG ti ilnternal Medicinel it! Greenwich Hospital 'I Greenwich, CT iiesonee H. LIMPERT ti iFamily Practicel , N.C. Baptist Hosp. I Winston-Salem, NC P. LONGE Practicel Utah Aftil. Hosp. Lake City, UT MAHARAJH Hospital Medicine K. MATTHEWS Davis Med. Ctr. CA '57 S. HOPE McARN fPediatricsl University of Alabama Birmingham, AL GEORGE M. McCORMICK iNeurologyl N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC DAVID A. MCLEOD flnternal Medicinel Medical College of Virginia Richmond, VA MICHAEL J. C. MCNAMAFIA ilnternal Medicinei VA Medical Center Martinez, CA SUSAN A. MELIN ilnternal Medicinej Eastern Va. Grad. Sch. of Med. Norfolk. VA T. STUART MELOY tlnternal Medicinel George Wash. Univ. Hosp. Washington, DC RICHARD C. MULLINS iOrthopedicsl Indiana Univ. Med. Ctr. Indianapolis, IN JAMES W. MYERS qlnternal Medicinel East Tenn. State Univ. Johnson City, TN JOHN R. NELSON ilnternal Medicinel Univ. of Florida Med. Ctr. Shands Hospital Gainesville, FL CARLA R, PENCE ilnternal Medicinel N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC KEVIN R. PRESSLEY iFamily Practicej The Medical Center Columbus, GA STEPHEN I. PROCTOR iObsletrics and Bynj Allegheny General Hosp. Pittsburgh, PA WILLIAM C. RAWLS iObstetrics and Gynl N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC ANN E. REED tPathoIogyl University of Virginia Charlotte, VA ERIC P. REINTSEMA tFamiIy Practicei Bayfront Med. Ctr. St. Petersburg, FL DAVID G. RICE iPediatricsl N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC ..1.'n. ilfli. OF IEW v- S . -- fi-' 'Q mal' 'Alla i I 4 . HOOVER M. ROYALS iFamiIy Practicel Pitt County Mem Hosp. ECU School ol Medicine Greenville, NC FRANK J. SCACCIA iGeneral Surgeryl Monmouth Medical Center Long Beach, NJ GARY W. SCOTT iTransitionaIi Roanoke Memorial Hosp. Roanoake, VA KAREN SENNEWALD fPediatricsl N.C. Memorial Hosp. Chapel Hill, NC J. GREGG SIGMON tFamiIy Practicel Pitt Memorial Hospital ECU Sch. of Med. Greenville, NC JOHN R. SINDEN flnternal Medicinel Allegheny General Hosp. Pittsburgh, PA J . MINEISITY 1, 1 .,. s A SUSAN GRAMBOW SINDEN fPediatricsJ U. Hlth. Ctr. of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA ERIC R. SKIPPER lGeneral Surgeryi Pitt Memorial Hospital ECU School of Medicine Greenville, NC RICHARD M. SLUTSKY flnternal Medicinei Stamford Hospital Stamford, CT JENNIE A. SMITH fPediatricsl N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC GERALDINE ANN STOTT 5.1 4 XWQQQQ 2: XXXQQ X' X if Wx N - 'N ' LX 't IPediatricsI N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC AMY D. VANN Famil Practice Greenville, NC G. KIRK WALK ER fPediatricsi N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC DONALD M. WARDELL llnternal Medicinei U. of Kansas Med. Ctr. Kansas City, KS DAYNA D. TRIVETTE I v I Pitt Memorial Hospital ECU School of Medicine WAN DA KAY WATTS fMediCine, 1Family Practicel Roanoke Memorial Hospital MCI-eod Reg- Med, CU- pioanoke' VA Florence, S MICHAEL T, Teixioo STEVEN FI- WELLS igufge,-yt, fObstetrics and Gyn.i Mayo Grad. Sch. of Med. Rochester, MN REESE E. THOMPSON IOtolaryngologyl LA County - USC Med. Ctr. Los Angeles, CA DANIEL L. TOLAN fGeneraI Surgeryl Providence Hospital Southfield, MI yur... 4 Chapel Hill, NC flfamily Practicei Pitt Memorial Hospital ECU School of Medicine Greenville, NC ELLEN M. WILLARD flnternal Medicinel U. of Alambama Med. Ct Birmingham, AL 3, R N.C. Memorial Hosp. THOMAS M. WHYTE V. Jil MARCUS R. WILLIAMS Ilnternal Medicinei New Hanover Mem. Hosp. Wilmington, NC LINDA J. WILLIAMSON fPediatricsI Moses H, Cone Mem. Hosp Greensboro, NC ELIZABETH G. WITMAN fPediatricsl N.C. Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC STRICK J. WOODS gnternal Medicinei t. Vincent's Med. Ctr. Bridgeport. CT NANCY M. WRIGHT fPediatricsJ U. of Calif. - Irvine Irvine. CA BRIAN W. YOUNG IGeneral Surgeryl U. of Cincinnati Affil. Hosp. Cincinnati, OH EDWIN S. YOUNG IPediatricsl Charlotte Memorial Hosp. Charlotte, NC HOUSE OFFICERS I 5 I a'iQ,w ,qv 5 r Q Fl 'l h . r 1 W , . I by A If I ,A'?g6lQ,f'5i 'I M :YN ,L fn I ' K. -gf - ,s u qi q 1 H . ra - . 'f'ff17fTlf' ,A -if 1 in E i F i 0 ' , ,v s,,, 4- 21 L2 Yr. Seafarer And learn O voyager to walk The roll of earth, the pitch and fall That swings across these trees those stars: That swings the sunlight up the wall. And learn upon those narrow beds To sleep in spite of sea, in spite Of sound the rushing planet makes: And learn to sleep against this ground. Archibald MacLeish ,-1. xt f X h,, IT' 3.13 Y. 3 Q: ,A V, 4 97 f i James Carlsen ll J '25 4... 'I 1 Wllllam Ketcham I B- .4- v D Duane Flosner Ill .5 fi .n P' ,-, --' X- x, lx, L Thomas Chlccone IV ntl' 's ,. 5 I., Gordon Mandell OB Anesthesia IV ,l 4- on I -.4 ' u A Gary Smith Ill AN ESTH ESIA I 'ri'-. 6.- X... , n Stephen Grice Il 1 lun J a- V8 Robert Morell Il lv C' . , Y I Thomas West III hi Qi, -, 5.1-1 . ,fix Andrew Hart I ss, vu! T 1 xv I Mlchael Olympio lll 1' I Douglas Yates ll uv' Rf. xx THOYTIBS Abbott II I f I Daniel Cox I 6 L A FAMILY IVIEDICINF 3 6 1 Clifton Baker II 'A ex .wr J Robert Dough III ' 5 ' A v ' I Timothy Gutshall David I-Ierington Il II L. -sa at '13 5? , 5' 1 'R lklii- l YQ' - I I Perry Barielt Eldon Beard Stephelnl Beese I Ill gina xr Q N 1 .Q -,,,4-'fS , F., 5 x '.- ' 1-1' bn,- ., I K K ,,, V h I James Endicott James Fink Carol Iirench II I M u '-, N -. of -s -' A..2'x.' Maria Iruela I I r x fr I LE Barbara King III Dean Mire III L., lk Johnlganon :vt 4- H -ll I W A Johnny Gusdon I I Brenda Latham Fiichand Lee III .- X R Ns-I .-.., Venita Morell II .A S 'vs .za , LY -36? yn., I Alexander Murray II 99 4 M. fa' A fs - 9 Q -wa ' ' . - 2 X 1 lf!- le- -.. -f it 1-Ax 4 . . P , Georgi Flaad Mack Fluffin James Saltz Dana Sherrick Gary Smith I I I l I 6 . I . , ,A is 'tl 'gl , 'N K I 45. --'F gf I .1 ' ' -F- , . 5 , V 4 V - ,- A A James Bpencer Paul Sutherland Franklin Tolbert Laura West William Williams Guyton Winker ll ll III I l I INTERNAL IVIEDICINF r-, N x no os T P 1 .- 8 1 1 ' L' ' I ' I ' B' P , I W R X I Chris Anggelis Charles Barish John Barrowclough Joseph Beck Virginia Blevins Bridget Bongaard I V II IV lll ll A - J - uv ful. -Q ' LI. 3 - - gg. ' U' Don Bunnell Jeanne Campbell Judy Chin Elizabeth Christian Johnny Craig PlusseIIIDeVore III lll Ill lll V , N. M R . PR Q, rw .W J' - - X Gwendolyn Dons l no 4' ...f Susana Gonzalez I 4 1 , A . Michael Hughes ll 6- '2- 1 , Thomas Downes lll , 5 I Gary Gorby II 'RL B- .,.... e Eli! Shaw Jones I bf I 'dl l -I I James Dunn I I i Michael Gray ll K T Lloyd Kellam IV 'r 67 - . ,E , James Earnhardt lll '94 -c ' . Paul Gulley V 4- an s-.- 'Gm- I .- Xu John Kelly IV ful . , , ev-, K C Robert Eberle lll 25? f 'V Debra l-larr I 4 v db- r 1 Q Bruce Kenned I Y ,.. .- Q'+ .V ,- I Kathleen Fllnt III A - Q I ,,,c 'cf' 1 xii: , A John Hodgson Ill rss' 'KX , . E! -x Karolyn Kruger I 101 K' , 5 Robert Lafyatis Donald Lakatosh ll I , :4-L 4550: ll ee. ' '3 1 -I 2 - +11 r GI 'X - . f ' Thomas McMahon Maw Miller IV I In se V21 . 1 -5 , Jamesnlelson Howard Newell I 3 I .. ,V Gb in Q-v . ..- ' tv I v - t Connie Petett John Potter I I I 1 A9 .., -vw 1 3 Dwight Lewis Lance Loomer Ill ll L 'I-. - in vs L, W ' r,,, V I Y x -H- J is V If LA Robert Moore John Morris I Il 1 J 5 8' sr 9,5 1 vu.. Q Kevin Newman Peggy Noel VI ll 7 5 Qi in Bayard Powell Thomas J. Pulliam V I gi... 1 John MacNeill Huitt Mattox I I +53 V- 1 J N l ls rf' 0 Kreigh Moulton Michael Mumma II ll r ? - ' Q- nr , -, - I Michael Passarello Josephllliattison I A ' 1 ,g 4, 1- - , - f X K v' Y N Janelle Rhyne Jerry Robinson II ll Sr- gi.- S 1:1 r.-.1-.,, -1' vs X ' i . . F' ff-' X ' , Ae 4. , I x I f Julre Samuels George Scharyr Martrn Scobey III ll IV C. Q as 4 5 '7 :Y 4 ' ' ' ' ' rt . F' . YR' -W er-f - NZ' 1 ' Ron Stollrngs Randle Storm Kyle Strader III I IV - - 1 f I A 9 D A IE' '-.' I Burt Ward Stephen Weber Rebecca Wheeler V III IV lb-,' Sydney Short II , , lffvp 7 AL Archre Tyson I ft'. JL. '17 1 . Randal Whrte V f 14- ',- f ' W Susan Wrllrford I s-' QRS: i James Smrth IV 4 Scott Valen V xxx -'.v NN' J 1,4 - Wrtlram Whrte I 'rr Q t' I Wnltram Smnth III Ir: D' I .Q v W Scottlrlvade -3 4 456-'P' ' I x 'S Paul Wregand III , ,, Y eww V I ' I i - I' s. I1 1 , 4 Gaw Watson Cynthia Zamora V II -1' L NFUHOLOGYI f ii -J 9 y 'Q - 1 Q. I ? .Y I Barry Cole Patrick Dennis Evelyn Gonzalez Gary Kilgo V I VI V N O- ' 6 f 4' . if 7 T- X If Y' 5 xi : N x x Craig Lapham Anthory Fliela Jeffrey Schmidt Brian Sires - I I ll IV I OBSTETFIICS AND GYN ECOLOGY .ii I I I 3 8 L M 6 J- - 4, ab ll - . L , 'Y WI' If - ' Ii!! ral Sandra Brawner Stephen Coarsey Louis Collazo James Pouglas Ill Ill I f 4. . ITT Qs 'G -V ' ' L, r H' ' -L f I W - I A . ' 1 3 'A - Charles Jones Jonathan Levine Michael Magee Michael Mills ll IV I Ill . 1 f - I 61 '9 VA Q F: - I wf 'V' I +5 I -f - k f W3 ' ' ,' 7 I I Laura Williams Ng I Lamar Parker Ill Peter Schneider Il Joy Xllolff PFDIATFIICS I ' A I xr N'Lx xr A , tg C2 Q -K Q if 1+ 'f V W- Af egg g .1 ' hav ry v ' 2 , 'V J I QF' 1 f . AL .' ' 5 What Boone Mark Brassheld Robert Byrd Carl CognrII I III I ll Z T 3 I. 3 Gs' Q' J ' I W ' 1 Chuck Engstrom II Mary Forehand II vb Kaye Gable Susan Gollobrn II I N 'Sh I A A Gi 5 A its 7 , If -2 X I Af ' A we -V' .V J , I. -A Davrd Jlohnson Gwen Kooy-Smith Vrcki Lovrngs Bull II1I:.rrphy ll II I ' ' 'WUI 3 - r Clvll ' v ,qu as- I J r . in , P' . V... X I ? , 1 ' wc . a b K 5.4 - . David Harney Nancy Race I IV -sn-v NN t I r 1 f' 4 'W 1 , . . ew. -- R . . , C y. .i :Z 1 V fl Il A I .K A 68035 M Mrcnael Deal Lucy Downey I I aa. J.. -..f 'I ' k Jeannrne Grrffm Kathy Gross II III ' :gif fits if WI , Ronaid Pudlo Karen Ftarnes III I ' '7'1,- ? I fw- Donald FIuddIe Maw Ann Fiozakrs III III lf: f 1 I x 1- . Il Q S 4 IX1: iii , I I I i I I ,qu Q- I ll' ,... Michael Smith ll Milton Randall I as - + 2 , I v 'il J ,. x 4.-,IJ 9 , e: ,I 5 fri ' I S IW: I -5-.-a I 'emvltfx ..-e' ' Thomai Smith Charles Terry Stan Trigg Patricia Weavil Joseph Wheeler Il II IV V I PATHOLOGY I fr.: 53 ca 9' f I . ' .Y Q' g' r.- 'V 3 . Y , 1 I ..... : ' v: . N I a It John Boswell Randall Briley James Everette Darryl McLeod Larry Miller III II Il I I ., 'S e 9 if I - , 'ir K 1 L gr ' I . - V ,V 75 Gary Riynolds Rachel Ross Robert Sterling Arthur Summerlin Larkin Walker I IV IV V ll I PSYCH IATRY I 6' A- -' .EL C. Kenneth Brantley Barbara Lankton Geri Luprecht Jeffrey nllarshall DavidInAcCalI lll IV Il I .L Q- .H ,.. .1-, Lisa McCutchen III Thai Phan Steven Pierson III Ill Benjamin Taylor Barry Williams I ll v-, RADIOLOGY l ll 'an 4, , 4 5 , I, '55 . Q r -1, K Q . N , . Sf I - K ' ' ' ' T X l l L' George Ainge Bonnle Anderson Sam Aurrnger Alfred Baker Kurt Berger I lll I IV I 131 K -I 5 Av K ' ' X .Jn X ,M ' ' . . V . -, 1' . , :fin -. Pamela Culp Kathleen DePonte Robert Green Kathryn Greven Donald Hiatt Ill V II Rad. Therapy ll ll ,, ,,,. , B ,D v 5 , 4 A T flu-fo Y v ..- , - - ' J45 A, tg, 'Z' l W' I ' 4 , l ' X' L I ' no X Q. -A- Terry Koubek Nadja Lesko Mark Luang Ann McCunnrH Stephen Muller Neurorad, Fellow IV Rad. Therapy Ill Rad. Therapy IV lll 6,1 y .. -y 4 4- 4 gg Q r 'er ., Q, '- 45, ' fe-J ,L - ' I - 1 , B , Q ,X A A 2-,alM,s'l.t Kelth Olbrantz Ftlchard Held Lawrence Thomas Wrggrns David Wrlllams Ill III Soderstrom Il IV Nuclear Med, V l I - ,df W ,L ,- . uv' Jospeh Contento ll A 4 S. lu N t . Z T Pete Hoffman Flad Therapy IV 4 2+ 13? v Vt , Lee Ann Naylor ll S' Y1 1 XQ- 4 ,. Ronald Zagorla ll C2 7? 1 is l lx 107 X R L-4 , an, Timothy Berg General I 1 .I ' .I A i All enneth Caldwell Orthopedics ll -'x 6' I A L t. 6 David Cook Garnet Craddock Kerry Crone Urology I General I Neurosurgery VII I SURGERY . .- L v -K ur Charles Branch Thomas Brandon Thomas Brewer Neurosurgery IV Orthopedics I Emerg. Med. II - I S. k' 1 ara. - x . ' ' A 41 John Christensen Theodore Clarke Steven Collins Urology II Orthopedics IV Emerg. Med. II 0 -6 4' 'C nh A -. , ,vx -.I ,.. a A 'F' I cr 4 ' f g- f s. James Dammon Daune Daugherty Joseph Dell'Aria General Ill Emerg. Med. I Emerg. Med. I pf- LQ! , if' IU' I to 55 J 4.1 1 A-,Y -Y sp ra 1 X X jk ii Vi- f ' 1 I I .4 i. L.. 1 N it f B 4: I' ,,- Ar .,- Y - , X -l Thomas Edgerton Kirk Faust Bradshaw ellow General III Q gs., N -A David Gower Donald Gray Neurosurgery IV General I 4 I s 2 54 . . e 1 I Andrew Grihin Urology ll 'WG' 2 fr- -V- p Scott Harter Urology I 'rv s Q, 1 Herb Haupt . I Kimberley Hansen General IV il, Charles Hartjen Orthopedics Chief 'lb Y ,. Jeffery Hiltbrand Orthopedics Chief Otolaryngology I J Q Timothy Garner Neurosurgery Il 6 .Q .., 'F' S' Craig Greven Ophthalmology II .fs I , ' ,A Iv- N- 3' Charles Harr General ll 29 . e-. .Wd AXP' Hetzal Hanley Emerg, Med Chief -s P . -+V Harold Howe General IV 1 ,,. , l u. Harry Johnson General l 1' il t Neal Kon General Chief pi , .Yr QT I ig, ag' Re. , r Wwe Tink Johnson Urology lll J ff V ,J .4 1 Nathan Leigrhs General ll C' 4--V qv -.af F .- KV Gordon Kammire Orthopedics ll ' , ! . 'H sr 12- u 4 .s l Judith Levin Dentistry l 2 K I David Kavjian Orthopedics Ill Lawrence Linett Emerg, Med. l Frank Little Todd Marshall Matthew Martin Brian Matthews John May Otolaryngology IV Dentistry ll General Chief Otolaryngology Chief Otolaryngology llI :aft 3 n g Iv ' I .O ' ' r E 4 'J' QM m, Q o.- ' X W ir r V X fg ' f E i -4 U Archibald Miller Lawrence Nabors Thomas Mundorf Curt Mostellar Christopher Newman Patrick OBrien Plastics V General IV Ophthalmology Ill General ll General l Emerg Med Chief l js- llhfw, ,- lh 3 1 3 Q 5- Q-1 J Steven Olkowski Ophthalmology II I 1 iid Robert Petrelli Emerg Med. Chief K . f 1 v- . 51- Sally Sanders Sharon Schmahl Emerg. Med. Chief Dentistry II 1 ,N Q Q' . an ' J3- 5 -155 - 15 6' ' Q 10- Q I.. T . 'Y A A Galen Poole Alfred Flhyne General Chief Orthopedics I 6 'aa 6' I' ,if fi .4 n -E .5 Eric Schmidt David Strull Emerg. Med. II Emerg. Med. Chlel 5? v-A George Weston i Anna Voytek Robert Wainer Steven Wallenhaupt - Orthopedics II Orthopedics I C-T Surgery Chief Plastics IV I F I l ' .Y 5 O, I X I ff I . I I 5 I 'Y rs' w 'Hgl,l 55' r I BZ' X I I '36- Paul Flush Orthopedics III 406' 1 ' ' iii' Bruce Toby Orthopedics IV K ...I y 1 ' eddgalrq Winston Wilfong Urology IV 3' - f 1 Av Scott Tucker Plastics III xl?- Q5 I L,--L Q-v Virgil Willard Plastics IV Q I I I NOT PICTURED ANESTHESIA Wilson Beamer Stanley Brauer Gregory Hardie David Hunt Kerry Keeler Murray Urquhart Thomas Williams FAMILY MEDICINE Bryant Bolin Stephen Hux Susan Lodewigks INTERNAL MEDICINE Jill Cermak Leslie Goodman Michael Kaplon Philip Katz Richard Loeser Carl Luikart Bruce Murdock Robert Perz William Salzer William Sherrill William Stuck John Zornosa NEUROLOGY Edward Hill Khaled Jreisat Gary Kirlgo James cCabe Luc Tran Carol Zimmerman OBIGYN Cynthia Davis Margaret Harper Robert Littleton Dennis McCunnif Louis Palles PATHOLOGY Richard Michaelson Georgia Olympic Richard Vance PEDIATRICS Todd Holman Sarah Hudson PSYCHIATRY Charles Brantley Halimena Creque Elizabeth Davis Lar Dekle 'Y Sarath Gangavarapu Edgardo Gonzalez Martha Shuping RADIOLOGY Susan Boylan John Curnes John Hawkins Terral King Kerry Link Alexander Munitz John Murphy Chris Na John Sowers SURGERY Thomas Bailey John Basile James Browne Fredrick Bruening Leslie Fowler Jesse Julian Kenneth Lee Richard Lewis Robert Peterson Alben Speach Jonathan Till James Ben Tribble 112 7 5.1 Words of the Pilgrim Nothing matters to me but inner accord. Come. beasts, l'll face you if I must. l'll walk through the dark with the unfulfilled, the lost. Let their terror by my cry. What is hidden shall come forth. Light insists nothing shall be missed. Arthur Gregor FAC U LTY N li P , r 7 - .1 ,Z 1, -I Of Teaching No man can reveal to you Aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, Among his followers, gives not of his wisdom But rather of his faith and his lovingness. lf he is indeed wise He does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom. But rather leads you to the threshold Of your own mind. Kahlil Gibran l 113 ' ADMINISTRATION N wtf' Thomas K. Hearn, Jr., Ph.D. Richard Janeway, M.D. Fairfield Goodaie, M.D. President Dean, Vice President Exec. Dean, Assoc. V.P. for Health Affairs for Health Affairs 'X S , ea , . 4 fa.. I g,. 4 'r-- 'A ,M z L A Nat E. Smith, M.D. John H. Feits, M.D. J.D. Tolmie, M.D. E.G. Wilson, Ph.D. Associate Dean Associate Dean Assoc. Dean for Provost Admissions Student Affairs I Q 4' 6 L Q- . 4- . ' is ' W, - J ,4- I A! It - W H Kennedy, B B,A J K Penry, MD L D Sr11I1Y't,M.S G,W Esch, Ph D EC Miller, Jr, MD J. Leist, Ed.D. Associate Dean Assoc Dean for Asst Dean for Assoc Dean Biomed Assoc, Dean Asst. Dean Administration Research Devel Research Devel Graduate Studies Continuing Education Continuing Education ,- It I 41 'sv . Y -an P A. Delesandro Assoc. Dean Inio Senhces tm, s-N .....- , A w Glance Info Services .f tqfgaf ' . .. J x ': Pl' - 4 '.,,- Q J HODan. Ed D. Dir Educ Research Q-x 4-L V G Watts, Ph D. D Mackey June May, Ed.D. 4 Dir Mrnonty Aft Alumni Affairs Registrar, Stud. Aff. LL. QO- H a sz 'itz- V. L, Milner J. Weidner M.G. Camp, PhD Exam Co-ord. Exam Co-ond. Asst Dir. Educ. Res. '?'r:. fs- 'LQ H.D. Spnnkle, M L.S. G. Lynch D. Pounds Libranan Dir, A-V Dept. A-V Dept. X C E McCrexghl, Ph D W . X: 1 '5- g ' x , A, T x . 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I 5 4 1 4 ' -ff Q. x 1 X-I I - I - -.f 1 'fy 'T .ky I Vj -1 ':.- Q I 1 - ' x A C I . . .Q LA X Q I TB Oarxson, DVM LL RudeI PhD WD Wagner PHD Mu Bo ci PhD EC Bwoch DVM Chauman gi' 1,5 55' 3 Ll X ' A I 5.-a.g lf. ,, 1 NDM Lehner, DVM MR Adams DVM D R KorwInrk,PhD JS Parks. PhD I '5..v.4q I 9 C -I I Q ... I ' I cr- fw' 1 D , .. C -I-1 .' '-32' ,3 S4 iii ,Ar I 6 Y' ' I N-'J CF! Jergi, DDS, PhD JW Cums Jr, DDS JB McLain. DDS HM Mediord, DDS PL Salwsbury. III, DDS JF! SI edIe DMD alrman . anal W. Y If A Ik I ' D W StreveI. Ph D T E Stump 5 'Q 'nf' -51 I I eq.-A 119 I FAMILY AND COMMUNITY MEDICINE 2 . Y, V I - Iv' I 1 I .4 JFKe4th.Jr,MD H , , .. Chawman ' L- N V ...- I ,A Q -,. , Q , - L 'F Q, LL I . H I .. 1 I I I rsexer, D P H J C Least, Ed D F .I Flcrnm, M D H P Van Cleve, M D J M Hemwanl M D D S Jackson, Jr., MD, Q. 24, I I I 4 l I I Q QW I D14 Qfl If? as - -4 ' H- I gy - -:X , LY. I I I I N I'-' 1-M ff 1' Vx I 1 HM Schey, Ph D x ' Q- G Howard, M B A I ax l Y 'v G A J McBm1e,M D T M Cutson, M D LA Damels, M Ed G S Marlon, P A s 9 gr Q: 2 4: - ' 1 ' . 6 . V Pj ' p X- Q fb' A T 4' m. gx XS' A , X xr. . l K Bkamon, P A R Snow, P A J Daddabmu, PA A Edgenon P A yz in 5 is y v E J Plone-r1s,M D 15 or R Homday, P A 'a P'-.P INTERNAL MEDICINE JE John A I i Ch .V -vg ,,..l D- A . CJ ENDOCRINOLOGYAND I 'D 5' hx Q MEDICINE 545. ,,,,. A4 E C Mwller JY , M D N E Srmth M D H L VaIx M D E T Chandler M D .I Fl Crouse III. M D J F H sy, M.D Sechon Head Q fa' 0- Q y 3 X N ., I X I I A .D I . KPODer,MD F'4LBIoomlIeIc,MD ML Lyles MD DBMcLean.MD .IGM I MD PWFID MD CFPUYMD CARDIOLOGY ,f- .Xv I f X ff ' .RN -4. - 1 4' M' x . , lv V- u Q fini .A on . -11 N- -' K'-' f-X. 5g,f , If M A ,. . Q RN He30Ny MD JH EdmOnd5 Jv M D H S Mwler JV M D C G Sawyef M D S Smmnef MD F R Kam M D Secuon Head , ' ',J A' If .V -'fn - J my 1 , 'V N, Lu 'I n . . Q.. ,Z , -rj ,J D, , ij 7 .- Q - :I ' Agffi' - -X! :ga pf- ! Nr i v xD 'Q f, , ' A . 1, Z! Q ,. A xi 4' '.: X A . '- ' Q A ly is . '.f':'1 H A M Nome1r.M D AJ Rufty M D L E Wans M D B T Hachshaw M D W K Hawsw M D M J Kutcher M D GASTFIOENTEROLOGY -I, K Y 1 GTA fs E' ,cu 'F Gs I - N- l e.. ,a ' I AVN ' V' -2-'- , ' ' X Q ' Dv' D .36 . 41 I A X ia A ig .az ,,. D2 C3S!eH, M D R M Kerr M D C W Wu, M D J H GlHlam, IU, M D J E Flwcmer M D P O Kalz M D ecivon Head INFECTIOUS DISEASE , 'RN Lx .4 - F Q U. - .3-,Ai ,,-. v .. 1,5 fi il .-..- - - 1 -xi fr- K I 'Nu - v' A i h -- ..- Q V, 1 4 gy.. . xi 1... n Y Q D , C5 McCall. MGD M Meaos, M D D A Bass, M D. PM D J E Johnson W. M D J E Pmlp M D J S Kammann M D PM D ec 4on ea ii- iii In ' if MA , 17 'is Qi . 9' x -Y , -... ' - , N, ' Zvi 2' ., 1 ' . 'CV J T O'FlaV'1er1y,M D P S Pegram, Jr . M D J E Peacock, M D v 12 HEMATOLOGY AND ONCOLOGY i 'I'- R L Capxzzr M D M R Cooper, M D C L Spun M D H B Muss M D F Richards, II, M D J.J, Stuart, M,D, Sectfon Head 1 I' 48 7 CP ' Q-. 4 if-1 il , X Q DFlWhIIe,MD TEKIE PUD PJ Zekar'wMD NEPHROLOGY 3 . . G N bf M I. V M Buckalew, Jr, M D J H Felts, M D P L Adams M D FK J Caruana, M D R W Hamntcn, M D DJ, Wilson, M,D, Section Head PULMONARY D 'X T N 'I ' ,, - 1' ? 1 in I l , A f-N ,., , V A l , 8 BD McLees.MD,PnD FlLMLe MD DL.Bowton,MD Sectvon Head FRHEUMATOLOGY . YR, . : W F ' A 6 - - E ' G2 - w . vu s K .V N- - ' ' - .V - Y ' i .V 5 . Y f ...- x' T' - 1. , A DW' ' K A I .x l Aa 1 - , A F! A. Turner Jv, M D C A Agudelo M D EJ Plsko M D, H Fiolhnerger, MD, E.L. Semble, MD CM. Wise, MD. Secuon Head 4 I? f MICROBIOLOGY AND IIVIIVIUNOLOGY I I -,Q-4' ' A, - L-Q I L S Kucera PII D Chalrman I Q . ' ff 1 I ' ' -- , 1 . ., U K- Q ll ' 'V' ' 1 W ' X 1 1 I A. I -. , 'Ex 'I NI I QI x 1 . i I . I . I AI J . I H Drexler, Ph D O N Myrvuk. Ph D S H Fhchafdson, Ph D A S Kreger Ph O E Fl Hesse PII D I van ae FIIIII Ph D I , A ' AMINO TERMINAL 'EISSL . L 1 I E, J' I Q9 6' HEAvv , E 'G' ,IVV CHAIN iv!-I In I , I.. I e, ya , 'E 'H Oo 1 0 ' ' -f - - 3 70 41 'R+ 95? K . f fx 5 ' 'I--..,, 'E f' H, Lee J' 6, I 1 - 0 fn K 1 , ' AE 013' Z, X ir , xx 1, l , . D s LyIes, Ph 0 E Leake O B P ' 4 Q - 7 HINGE REGION K. i N ll ' I z Hu I E E, I IQ cARI2IoHvI:-IQATE 'Q 5 o I IL U 'If '2 3 1 E E I S S I 1, Y A Y ,YYYYY V Y A A K 'J U CARBOXYL TEQMINAL 5-S BONDS NEUROLOGY if ,.- .far A 44- , X Mn S!! I IJ 1 A B T Troosl, M D Fi Janeway. M D J F Mar1m,M.D L.C McHenry, Jr , M D W M McKlr1rrey,M.D J.K, Penry. M.D. Chairman 3. 3- . N. - I fl 0' 4 l Q J :ggi- ' .t , g I ' 1 A be QL ,FIS H A J F Toole, M D F1 W Barnes, Ph D W A Rney, Jr , Ph D W T McLean, Jr., M D L A. Pearce, M D F B Wood. Ph.D. z -J 4 Q- r Y 2 D.W Gnffith. Ph.D P.A. Gibson. M S D,S. Lefkownz, M.D. . f . ' QP I if , ..- lv, Q . rx E.S. Roach. M D D A. Stump, Ph.D. GJ. Harpold. M.D. nil OBSTETRICS AND GYNECDLOGY I-iz -1 Q4 'ev 1 - - . N - Z. ra' ' fl ' IV . J W May, M D meswey, M D C E Wemnder, M D I 1, 4 JP- .H f , . ' .'4. ' . , V Q I 5' t J ws' - 1. if , E I 4 , L Al' F' J Mens. M D L H Neison, III, M D C J Haqls, M D J M Ernest, HI, M D D E Pmaway, M D F v-LY' Q3 J X '?3 ? 127 I 1.- ...-. 9, 5 1, 0-an ,fbi FLW Pritchard, M D Chairman x 55 3 5. ,555 4 AN :fi . RW S1CIalr, Ph D .GY J -E- 45 X V R Challa. M D Z.K, Shrhabf. Ph D 4-TN' N -' -,- 4 f Z Dlao-Yuan Kuang, M.D Vismrzjg Proiessor Cheng u College 01 Traditional Chinese Medrcme Chengdu. Szechwan. PF! C, N I 3 .I I F Goodale MD ,,'J in-Q 1 N ' Y f 9 1+ L J N Angelo, M D L5 JW Hartz,MD,PhD PATHGLOGY Q 'r n si- f Fl B Marshall, M D E a X K , H' 'T ' r ' 1 D H Buss. M D 4 Q Q ,. 4. - 1 43 4- - L ' T ' 'A' Q -I M 1-.. .Q , K U -Q uf, A M IJ Holleman. Jr M D J C Lewis, Ph D M L O Connor, M D M,Schary1 M D Cx V15 Q, , . .. 1 u 5 .9-lr . ' l 'D t 5 ' .LJ , J g B L Wasrlauskas, Ph D E T Am, Jr., M D M B Hopkwns. M.D M R. McMahan, PhD W.G. Jerome Ill 11' 0 Ihuw lv- 111 PEDIATRICS I '.. . N I I D M inf 5. ' Q wt, X , ' ,-. ., . , x 1- -A ,l , 0. , -Q Q . ' f:r r Y' 4 J LCSwrv1on, M D C N Herndon, M D H O Goodman Pn D W B Lorentz, Jr, M D I nawman 1 . In f ' X N L r . V A , 1 1 F N ' -4! ' f .- 4 . . , 'L I' e D - 1 5- r :p , - X y ' 7 v . ' .-V AQ' w -Q e -M -Q H-- , X: A .1 V 1 . ! , ,. R B Panerson, M D 1. w 'w7 I-f y , , UN 'X 1 C A Johnson, M D s .L SM Block M D B K Burton, M D F? G D1lIaro,M D A Hunman, M D ,V ,.e..L :4,?. 2 , - V V 1 A 1, p-V 5, -Q v . . 1 ' 'Y - -- - , , v in . II, V , f ,' r X v ' C D S Kelsey, M D M R Lawless, M D F! B Mack, M D Fl C McKone, M D R O Neal, M D Y 5' no Q. ge- ' V J H' ' ' K M Phwlllps, M D S H Smal, M D R M Val, M D K M Weesner, M D B L Everharl, M S W 41? - PSYSIOLOGY AND PHARIVIACOLOGY Z s... A Brodlsh, Ph D Chanrman E fs- .... L - M Levm. Ph D -v vw A x 1' x 1 - '71 M Moms, Ph D JW Sta dhoy PhD IW F Davudson, Ph D Q 1? J F? Lymangrover, Ph D 7 -- . ' .liar .Y ' N .J C Hose, Ph D ' 41 sangpo gi.. I!- 1 . 1 .Q ak v , SA Deadwyler PhD his gg, 6 N 51 K P M H 1 hnne, Ph D D A Blszard. Ph D P H Landheld, Ph D. 3' E 0- ...n- J W Dusseau. Ph D it 2 6 3 . . ,ap 7 A 1- ' K . A 4 A' T L Smnh, Ph D C E Dunlap III Ph D J.C Etdrldge, Ph,D Q9 x A C D Maynavd, M D Chawman Q . 5- -, is... AG Formanek, MD 1 In i x , x X I f J, A . E G. Theros, M D , 4 N Mescrwan M D an ' J,-X v 1 D W GeHam1. M D R L Wltcolskl, Ph D I .4 . 15 1: wl.3'f'1g. , U: Q t -.Q I 'O ' -rv ' - N y ':- ..- , I Y' ,,:. ta '23 47 A ffx A D D Blake, M D S P Bower M D R J Cowan. M D R L Dnxom M D -Gyms g. s F5 ' ,Q f 2 k I A J Y ' 4 X N. ' V 4 - - - f v K 54 , ., , X . f nk D X' 1 L B Lemback. M D D M Moody M D M Rane-n M D T E Sumner, M D , 1 , Y, i . pi , i ,f,. X fin .L an Rv- .np A MR BaH,MD VJ DSouza,MD l 5 1 . 1 'N Pl V , K E Ekstrand, Ph D C H Ferree, M D ,I .. C M Hesse, PM D Q 3 1 Q N Q, 1 n Q- A C J Kovacs, Jr, M D C W Scaranlmo M D. Ph D 1 ., d'l Nagy A ' Fl H Chopbm, M D . A '17l7'3 l x ix F4 C Wulhams, M 5 SURGERY , g N Q 1 I M B Ruchard T Myers. MD Chalrman GENERAL SURGERY Y Y , 4 'r l I ., x G, Q - ' -4 '-if f' , J E -- .-7 5- . 4 . IA 'E 1 JH M dllh,MD RT Myers,MD TC P MD L ShaHner MD nA ' I ,EIT Q X f Av A J x 'L h JM Ste h MD D AD rtson, MD GW Plonk. Jr MD CS Turner MD CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY 4. .. .WW , ii . x l 1 I Q av ,Q Y! '-gf 1-4 1 A Z4 F ' ki RQC dig NLD AS Hudp MD FFR Johnston,MD SA MINS MD 0 3 .B-., .l EMERGENCY MEDICINE H 'A '7?'- -1 'i ' ' Q 1' fi' fd fl-N. WA S3 9 at 5, G- - ,, I ' I 'Of J! U V' -45 2'-fx K X A- F W Glass. M D J E Byrum, Jr . M D Fi B Leorwarc, M D J T McRae, M D D G Sayers, M D Sectron Head Q ee. 'B' gf, Y X E Schwartz, M D J M Neal M D NEUFROSURGEFIY Q. Q ', 5 5-I V' le 'Y - ,..-. . v.--1 - - si! 1 ' 7 l . ni D L Kelry, Jr , M D E Alexarme Jr M D C H Davrs. Jr M D J M McWhor1er,M D Seciron Head OPHTHALMOLOGY ' f G' f PX 1 ' x C .xx ' E Q 1-,r 5, r , ' ,WW-QVFV' Q f . 1 D- iw., 'Y 6,2 . ,.. I . - L N .. - Al A A Fi G Weaver, M D J W Heed, M D L F Cashwell. M D J R Marlon, M D Sectron Head ORTHOPEDICS if -r A G Grrslrrra. M D H F Forsyth M D G D Flovere. M D J.F Nlcastro, M.D. G G Poehlrr1g,M D LA Koman. MD Sermon Head 134 I OTOLARYNGOLOGY .ri In ix 4. Q -:T I 3 EN 1 1' M A I A :- V '- 'A 1 , ..,, R Z: X vga f -: tf 7 4 i ? A ,A ' ' I 6? B H E J M D J A Kou1man4M D F McGunr1 M D N Thompso D R Kohut, M D Section Head PLASTIC AND FIECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY cd! gs F Jr.MD J C Sheann, Jr , M D A J De ranzo. ct d Se won Hea 1 e' il.. L Y UHOLOGY i ! ,gg 4 fri ' 1 D X? 1 -i ' DLMCl g MD WHBoyce,MD ' S 1 H G X 5 4 1'.1X ., . ,fr -I, - ff '85 ' ' bi ur' ki, fl .. W ' '- I V X u f ' '1 U 4- p ' '14 4 4- f :X U , C Q Q 5 --. 'YI' ' Q , Q f ' LH Harnson. MD RL Kvoovand MD DG Ass D Qi 1, M 'I 135 NOT PICTURED QL?- FAMILY AND COMMUNITY J.D. Jones, ni, M.D., D.D.S. MEDICINE AN ESTH ESIA W.E. Johnson, MD. NP. Murray, M.D. F.M Ramsey, M.D. E.H. Stulken, M.D. D.J. James, M.D. NB. Maree, C.R.N.A. BIOCHEMISTRY R.R. Hantgan, Ph.D. B.A. Kilpatrick, PHD. M.J. Thomas, Pn.D. COMPARATIVE MEDICINE J.R. Kaplan, PhD. D.S. Weaver, Ph.D. CP. Jerome, Ph.D. DENTISTRY RS. Garrison, Jr., D.D.S. R.A. Horton, D.M.D. PHYSIOLOGY! PHARMACOLOGY W.E. Sonntag, PhD. 136 R.L. Michielurte, PhD. FS. Celestine, MD. M.B. Dignan, PhD. T.M. Morgan, Ph.D. G.R. Van Noord, MD. J.T. Dubuisson. RA. MEDICINE JD. McCue. M.D. D.W. Murphy, M.D. WH. Dodge, Ph.D. DV Jackson, M.D. NP. Stimler, Ph.D. J. Burkart, M.D. N.E. Adair, M.D. P.T. Alford, M.D TR. Hinson, Jr., M.D. MP. McGee. MD. SR. Turner, M.D. MICROBIOLOGY! IMMUNOLOGY MR. Ricardo, Jr., Pn.D. OBSTETRICS AND GYN ECOLOGY MH. Harper, M.D. M.E. Berens, Ph.D. 7-'QQ sl PATHOLOGY FLD, Woodruff, M.D. KR. Geisinger, M.D. E.H. Kawamoto, M.D. N. Weidner, MD. PEDIATRICS F.A. Blount, MD. JS. Abramson, MD. MC. Browning, M.D. A.R. Chauvenet, M.D. J.W. Georgitis, M.D. D.J. Goldstein, M.D. JR. Moran, MD. H.M. Swingle, M D. RADIOLOGY P.R. Moran, M.D. RE. Bechtold, M.D. RB. Dyer, M.D. F.L. Van Swearingen, DP. Loven, Ph.D. M.A. Belton, Ph.D. SURGERY W.Y. Tucker, M,D. L.F, Hiller, M.D. M.M. Sc. R.G. Weaver, Jr., M.D. Lx. Webb, M.D. J.:-i. Ryu, M.D. I i I i I 5. I I I I i GRADUATE AND PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT STUDENTS Rlisiii 'L 1113-' N Vw. gi r 'SJ ' K 1 ,l - This is a road one walks alone: Narrow the track and overgrown. Dark is the way and hard to End, When the last village drops behind. Never a footfall, light to show fellow traveller- Yet l know someone before Has trudged his load in the same footsteps- This is a road. Anne Morrow Lindbergh 137 ATE STUD K-u:t' ANATOMY A . .-3? , - 1 - - ' Hr K ' 'J '. 'A 5- . 5 ,, I' -- t M , . - - - 44. 'N' 0 T ' L' 1 af ' ., , ' I ' A A- x 2 Mary Barbe Danny Bare Jerry Blair Wllluam Hull, II Thomas Laedtke Deborah Morley 'r ix' -1... -9?- o- ,moi 1-1-4-...f ' ' ' , .- 1-' ' iv Qtx' 4--' - 535- 555' ':-: fag., J- -b L4 1 .24 . E-A 1,1 A 9 1 ' 'n ' Q r I Mlchael OBrien Robert Ftobblns Steven Sanders Amlram Shnenderman Kenth Sutton Wltluam Smales ' 'D BIOCHEMISTRY -:- 1 - g -'N' r 4 ' 'E i V- I . 'A E Mg - x e o x' In A kg I ' , P., 1 , i Keith Baker Ralph Bottenus Nancy Jones Gregory Kucera William Massey Karen Miller W 1 ,l-.--- wi V 0 4. S 1 gg i ,:-, . Q ld' f J . x Susan Olson Melanie Pall Leslie Poole al' 5- I -3 Q- Q, 1 9-' i - H I .:. Y' Tv l s Q. N' James Stephenson, Mary Thomas Mark Venable Jr, ,,,.-. , I 3 . , we ' V, , I M F1 . lv -r Mi S , ,rgf 54 ' .':j,,,, . V 'I- ls, Q,- y., AV ' .4-4. Ellen Fiepko Q qv if Michael Wilcox Alf-5. 11 iff i 'A -. .A ',. -4 pf.. Michael Seeds 7 is K mg? 1 Jeffrey Wilson 4 I 2 6- 'I' Roger Star .,t l ll v Stephen Wright X314 .,. Y '1- .' 1.41 - COMPARATIVE MEDICINE AND EXPERIMENTAL PATHOLOGY . - I it MI' A 0- ft' wx 2 s Z- -., as - , F-r I ' ,L 4 H Q- p S' . 1 ' ' i V C N f- , gi L 5 'S A Bruce Auerback Etuzabetn Dennolrn Torn Goodwrn Dru Henson Larry I-IuIsebos Sherry Klumpp f9 'Il ,1 LI- f 5 T 'N I. I qv ., I ' 1 ...ME A Iv- 'Q . 0. A Kenth Marschke Carol Marzetta Fuck Owens Peg Prack Jerry Reagan Q 6' vw N . ' 'rv F10 1 - ,Af T' 4 4' . S, Q- , -X-1 v I Q .Y ' Y 0 ' ' ' 'Z' r 6 , 4' N... , A 'If' ,X F, if y in f A I I, I . I A .LA vfxi ' Fllchard Taylor Martha Wulson Mary Wolfe Rob n Woodard c I . rg I rim. v Q 5.313 W I ,Q 'f , g,:i rpy If I f rf A-. f, iq , ,IQ xx? sae-ff . Er I Wi N4 E 1-E so r' MEDICAL GENETICS if FW , ,Q .', ' -'A 1 , Xt Ssiigcsuiiiiadi. . yu ' . or David Fenstermacher Suzanne Gallirnore L- . ' , , i MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY 9- '- ,K W- 2 4. 1:99 , 'Q M..-Q X34 ,L E 'Y .. 4 X E- f.. , M it .4 U' ' an Reed Abernathy Michael Bowman Jame Brokaw Lisa Cassidy Richard DeRosa Jeanne Dul Mary George N 5 f fy Cynthia Hendricks 142 3 L. X . X . I ?s 3 lla- 7 rv - Tx K ' 0. Mark Gordon Larry Gray Donna Harpold - ., ,, 1 I X -, 6 Catherine Krebs Carolina Manning Bruce McCreedy -Q A M 5 f xx . HM n v- ' X A. fn 9 -' 5' ' P' ix x- Li Q --' X Q 1 , Amy Milter Duane Pardl Charlie Starnes Anna Welborn Pat Wynne Q E . ba Jn. . n., - ' L.. - N w-5 ' . 'll I 1'24.:..:.' -24. -gHf '- -5 .- 3 I B ! Ui-' Q35 'W Q it: Ii ' A, T , ,ig 3 EMI, 1 . ,gi .3 W, lv fm' nn 1 .'-f.-ff'4:Qgf'i5 '42,ls1L-N: 45 . Z ', , xx-tiqfzg yas .gli , ,wg l , - in-W ,3gQ'lQ1gfigQ,5:!Qf.- '-3 , , ,-fgff-ff -19,-x.f'.' war' ,Qffis -iff' ' w-5951411 ,,, 4-M1241-Qgk Q' -Q .,ef.,,f fn: K ' x' f., :ls i,x'6.Vq3X?,1-v I. ' 'I ,:g.. ,. If 4 ' ' '-A 9 if-5 iffwf Q 4 f n ,P 'f n 15 N 'QL iff , ' V -J - -1, .Q vu ,Y ,.A'. W ' or gt! .x- f. n -- 294- X 1' Q. 41. 143 N Ll RSE AN ESTHESIA I Marianne Loftus PHYSIOLOGY AN D PHARMACOLOGY - E, J lvllchael Applegate xl Barbara Hargrave Cheryl Paschal Thomas Putler Nayel Flawashdeh N DeWana Fl Dennis Wolff S ,ag 3 -f' n- CO Je... 'z Top: So , , , what are our views on sexuality? Bottom: The Dave Hiil ghow 146 f- ,Q N x N' - ' I c F S - 5 x 9 ' .., 1 V 4 X 1 , A r A A- X' Rebecca Anderson John Angle Flon Arsenault Mannn Baxter K Q. 5. .i . if ' I ' ' . 1 ' vi 0 i I . T ..-, I ' - . - ' 2. Guard Berry Suzann Bryant Make Carnaghr Pam Clandge ' 5 5 X. r.gY J ,gg- 1 Q 5 1 ' 4 Robert Coman Tanya Ferguson Harold Frte George Gasperson Jr. X 2 x R 1 ' , ., x .. ,Q .. b T'-P ' o- ' 1 S, -'L' 1 1 - -. -- . X 1 ' ' J Ciarre Henzler Rachel Hood Claire Jenny John Paul Jordan o 4 . ! - ' ' v ip . IJ T ' 1 7 X '?Q- .Ac .V Micheal Hlby Sandra Kl'BjCik N0l'a Laws Phlllp Lloyd PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT STUDENTS I N' 1 X 1 . fm 'm 1 '-3 'i .. .1 4 1 if H 1' --x . A' ' -, f 1 ' I 'ig jll I K Y .,. ff k I, Q- I ' Y KY 'Q 'Y - J., Q , , - .J - - ' ,- , 1 Beth Lytie David Mamhman Paul Manley Nan Mararmao Mme Nschols Stephen Orvme SM ' , . V in .. 1 'rv T 'R ' '- tg A 1 1 Q- iw ' 1 4 'T -- ' - - - 5 '- Y - ' I I P ' v ., f . I , 1 I H I, Ns -Q ---. 3 A Gina Pasquale Mark Payne Fhcxn Plva Vurgnma PoweII Karen Rodefiev Jamce Rousseau .I , 3 ! I f I ,,. iv- Rf' I I -A w!Jfg,f?' ' an ,.. -uf I . J-F .R 7 . Y N .- K 2.1. .xqggrih vii, gh , L -, . Jei - : yi,Eg?'.1 frxir 'T fm' KS L 1 45' - XL ' 'i- ?Qf5a31q,t:.S- K' e - - . rg :A .ik x 43 fi . , - --- 'X A - V-. . h. I .. -' - , , , cg 1 , . ' ' 1 , .Z -,I ' . - ' ' ' -J' Mafy Stone Nancy Thomas Duane Woods :gy ' A -, 1 ' ' ' f 1 , -. ,-.,.- - -- H w.: -'X -,. High po. .. .sf ' . J ' ' UU ff IL. ff jf. iw - I. A I 2' A I G fl 'ig-SZJXJQXI .P 1 I fr Sl,xX A .Cx gf gravy: 'W -N9 fx x I I g. 'V-0 nhixluit QM: 5 '71 . ' it Dv 3 V 'J 1 , ' V, is 1 . ' l ' N '- 1 r 1 W -E 2: l. ' Thomas Anderson Asurna Amar QQ X XS, ,Q xr r v x, L r 5 3 f bf: . Susan Davis James Dernck 1 3 an 1 ff zu ,.-- : , , ,X 'v I - 'X -1 - - X K ' ' i N, - -ll! .., A Ed Hauser Rnchard Hefner 1 ' I - 1 N14 , -F Mark Landon Cricket Langford I lr- K 1 ' air- 1 ' Z 5 3' r 1 ly. N r . 1 AngeNa Burrvefte Mark Burrows I Vx x ' f - 1 If , . v ..- ,.. .. v or 1. x , ,, Tm Hatcher Sarah Hawk -A , 3 1 - 5 f ,. X Terry Jones Dawn Kung .,.. limi? Jay McNenV Patrick Mamn 'w N e 9 C2 '- 39 . E5 x A N ' kv l .7 4. , - . 5 A t 4' ,r I V . ' A 1 X ' H A 3 ' ,L xt E I . 1 . r - e f , L. 1 .- , , 1 Elste Mun Gayle Norman Kathy Orchen Ftobln Platt Andy Fterd 9 T .. -0 -s h D ' Q ar U ' lj - - -- - f- ,, v t 1 4, 1 1' , ' ' tr 1 ' .. 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Chapel Hill Storet 0 University Mall lat mall entrance across hom WinnfDmel Winston-Salem Stores, 0 H es Mall an lat main entrance! Thruway store has moved lo 0 l20 Oakwood Drive niforms8cShoes Greensboro Store: Raleigh Stores, Charlene Store, 0 Fnendly Shopping Center ICrabtree Valley Mall 0 15506 Independence Blvd 0 Wakelield Village Durham Store, lacross from Wake Mem Hosp I Asheville Store, o Nonhgaie snapping Camel o K Mm Plaza, Tunnel Rfaa Best Wishes to All of You Capey Lanier ELI LILLY AND COMPANY -.. I QL, . -, .pr in a , L 0 i l I Q . 1 f J 1 HOLLADAY SURGICAL SUPPLY, INC. l EXtGl1ClS COI'lQl'8tLll3tlOI'lS To CIHSS of 1985 Hofladay .Yurgfcaf Ill' your focaffufl Une Medical Prodmf: Dfrl'ri6mLorfor.' Wefcfi a4fQn Ding:-iu.rI1'c Equlgbmenf Pralblber DId.gh0J'ffC Equlpmenf Tycox Tayfor E aminafion Room Furniiure Confrarf Furnllrfiing Llffman Producfr Leaffzer Bagx, Jfc. For All Your Medical Equipment and Supplies Call us for Free Quotations. 2551 Landmark Dr. Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27103 Telephone 19191 722-5195 1-800-642-0550 PAUL'S SCHWINN . CYCLERY 2405 Buchanan St. Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Q 919-777-1002 Air-Dy 'yor Paul E. Harrell Paul M. Harrell 9-9 l 7 : .- A X 'T rf 1 4 xg. ,.,kx 2 s. CONGRATULATIONS TO P eyno THE CLASS OF 1985 I J FROM lmlllx gm -C CAMEL CITY CLEANERS as .Serving Winrfon-.S'afem'x 3 W 501 E MRD ST Drycfeaning needx since 1326. Pwr COMPLETE LAUNDRY 8: DRYCLEANING PICK UP a. DELIVERY 722-6196 ymdfcildy Q'-MQ Wacr-Iowa Bldg maya e L ew Vmevavd Plaza SPECIAL APPRECIATION Margaret Geraldine Peavy Born in Johnson County, Georgia, Geri- as she is loving- ly known to all- has been at the Bowman Gray School of Medi- cine since July, 1973. She is the Administrative Secretary to Dr. Nat Smith, the Associate Dean for Medical Education. Develop- ing and implementing the medi- cal student curriculum is one of her primary responsiblities. She also coordinates the curriculum for Units Il-IV of the medical student basic science studies. Geri is always receptive to stu- dent lnput regarding exam schedules and is a resource for information about grading poli- cies. Because of her position and openness she has naturally func- tioned as a liaison between facul- ty and students. In the past she has participated in the American Medical Women's Association as well as in student social func- tions. Yet what we love most about Geri is her obvious concern for student welfare. She and Dr. Smith have proven to be important allies when students are troubled. Geri's open door policy has allowed students with a range of difficulties, from academic to emotional, to pass her way in seek of aide. For many in the Senior class Geri has become a close friend and a testimony to the fact that not all role models wear long white coats. Thank you, Geri, for helping and for caring. 164 SPECIAL APPRECIATION The Warp and Weft Their thought is The warp Spun out of Fibers shorn From faculty, Ward, library, Lucy Morcock Milner Held taunt By their minds Retaining, Remembering, R Analyzing, Synthesizing. The weft is ' Q., ' X This Class, '4' Discrete fibers .vw Bound together By shared hopes, , I1 , Shared history I ' , JXQ F t shared knowledge, f . 3 QW shared pain. .V T! 'L' .5 X 'f fi, ' .?,1' U. IN 7 Z, I-pI . And i am X91 W2 - ,M-. 1,ffsl x'.f 'l'i The shuttle today, 'Il z I . 'U 5 ' f X! Weaving between, 4 it G ' L ' e - ' Picking up the Loose threads, Discovering competence here, Compassion there, Insights surprising, Humanity everywhere, Trusting these Separate threads To emerge Genuine and whole cloth. Lucy Morcock Milner - Lucy Milner, a native of Atlanta, Georgia, first came to work for the Bowman Gray School of Medicine in 1979 as the Project Coordinator for the Curriculum Develop- ment Project on Cancer Prevention for Physician Assis- tants. Prior to that she had taught secondary English in the Durham City Schools and at the Governors School of North Carolina ia summer school for gifted studentsj. Holding a B.A. degree in Philosophy and a M.A. de- gree in Education Lucy has developed skills in sensitive listening, production and editing, enabling her to pro- duce a series of videotapes of conversations with can- cer patients. ln addition, she has edited and authored a number of articles concerning cancer prevention, ,fm-.7 srl, Students are most familiar with Lucy as Hthe test lady. Since 1982 she has been the Student Examina- tions Coordinator. In this position she has added humor and compassion to the testing process. It is not unusual for Lucy to recite some uplifting verse or share a philo- sophical saying prior to an exam, lightening the mood and making the unavoidable more tolerable. The Class of '85 has appreciated Lucy's encourage- ment. Many believe the Warp andthe Weft is an allegory of her interaction with the Class of '85. Thank you, Lucy, for weaving between, picking up, discovering and trusting. 165 THE GRAY MATTER George Limpert - Editor-in-Chief vi Roy Alson - Faculty Wanda Kay Watts - Advertisements 166 2' Bill Rawls - Advertisements, Faculty Dean Gilbert - Seniors . STAFF mtl gy, Lisa Christensen and Steve South, Jonathan.Rubens, Theda Kontis Mary Barbe - Juniors - h and Brenda McCann Sop 1 OFTIOFGS Damon Anagnos, Stephen Grevious, Nancy Graves, Brian Anderson - Freshmen r w ' at ' Robert Hampson, Carol Marzetta, Mary Barbe A and Peg Prack - Graduate Students Physician Assistant Students Cricket Langford - AC KN OWLEDG EMENTS More labor goes into the publication of a yearbook than people generally believe. Therefore, the following people deserve much credit for their contributions to the following yearbook sections. Freshmen: Damon Anagnos, Brian Anderson, Nancy Physician Assistant Students: Cricket Langford. Graves, Stephen Grevious. Advertisements: Bill Rawls, Wanda Kay Watts, Mary Sophomores: Theda Kontis, Greg Kapordelis, Brenda Barbe. McCain, Jonathan Rubens, Steve South. introduction: George Limpert. ..iuniors: Lisa Christensen, Mary Barbe. Growth of the Medical Center: George Limpert. Seniors: Dean Gilbert, George Limpert. Copy: Katie Ashton, George Limpert, Mandy Limpert. House Officers: George Limpert, George McCormick. Graphics: George Limpert. Faculty:Roy Alson, Bill Rawls, George Limpert. Photos:Julie Samuels, Debbie Bostock, Mike Teixido, Graduate Students: Mary Barbe. Robert Hampson, George McCormick, Gerri Stott, and others. Carol Margetta, Peg Prack. The Gray Matter Staff extends special credit and thanks to the following people, departments and groups: the Dean's Office and the Office of Facilities Planning - for the opportunity to publish photographs of models and drawings showing future facilities. Dr. Manson Meads and Ms. Katherine Davis - for indentifying and dating historic photographs as well as for proofreading the copy in the Growth section. Madeleine Perez - for directing me to the resources necessary for the Growth section. the Office of information and Publication and Bill Glance - for providing historical information on the Medical Center, for advising in the layout of the Administration page of the Faculty section, and for giving background information on faculty and personnel highlighted in this book. the Audio-Visual Department - for sharing their cache of historic photographs and negatives. Jack Dent - for printing all of those historic photographs as well as for printing mugshots of faculty, house staff and students. Katie Ashton - for not only researching but also writing poetry published in this book. Hunter Publishing Company and their ustomer Services Department- for their fine work and tolerance of late photographs. Jo Ann Thomas - for helping us get the yearbook under way. June May - for listening and counseling always and for lending assistance when necessary. Becky, Karen, Mandy and Meg - for tolerating the mess of the yearbook in their homes and for sacrificing the time of their husbands. George H. Limpert Editor-in-Chief REFERENCES Carpenter, Coy C. The Story of Medicine at Wake Forest University. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1970. Dedicated to Health Manpower. Winston-Salem: Office of information and Publication, The Bowman Gray School of Medicine, 1969. Dedication Ceremonies and Fortieth Anniversary: The Medical Center. Winston-Salem: Office of information and Publication, the Bowman Gray School of Medicine, 1981. Lindberg, Anne Morrow. The Unicorn and Other Poems. New York: Vintage Books, 1972. CCLOPHON Six hundred and seventy-five copies of the 168-page 1985 Gray Matter were printedlby Hunter Publishing Company, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, using browniblack ink on gloss paper. Helvetica style type appears predominantly, Subdivider headlines and poetry were printed in Quadrata style type for accent.. 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