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

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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

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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

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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.