Wayne State University School of Medicine - Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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The purposes of this organization are: CID to acquaint the wives of the medical students with the profession of medicine-its aims, purposes, and idealsg C25 to prepare them to accept their responsi- bilities as wives of medical doctors in the communi- ties where they settle, and C35 to bring the families of medical students and local physicians into a closer relationship for mutual benefit. Wives of medical students are eligible for membership. Monthly meetings are informative and entertaining and pro- vide an opportunity for the wives to become better acquainted. WOMAN'S AUXILIARY STUDENT AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION SITTING Cleft to rightbz Camille Schukraft, Lynne Thurston fPresiden0, Gloria Sykora. STANDING: Becky McCarty, Ann Meengs, Kathie Hargrove, Jeanette Barrett. NOT PICTURED: Beverly Bedell, Lois Benjamin, Helen Chcuk, ,Judy Christensen, Carol Cseh, Julie Dumonois, jean Hansen, Judy Hepfer, Frances Hikes, Marie Imai, Chris Jerome, Carole Kline, Mary Ann Krupa, Mary Magan, Sue McCarthy, Elizabeth McLedron, Rosalie Pasko, Nancy Robinson, Sharon Rutkowski, Rose Sanke, Sari Schneider, Kay Schram, june Scese, Nila Shaw, Nancy Smith, Cheryl Splan, Delphine Tybor, Corinne Umphrey, Joyce Webb, Trudy Werner, joyce Wilson, Winnie Woon.

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STUDENT AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION This student, intern, and resident organization was founded in 1950 to stimulate mutual fellow- ship, scientific advancement, and a better under- standing of medical education throughout the United States. The national organization publishes a month- ly journal, The New Physician. Members are en- titled to participate in the SAMA Life Insurance andfor Medical Insurance. The local chapter spon- sors medical lectures and films, Pre-Med college visitations, a student directory, and other activities in the students' interest. FIRST ROW: Sandy Benjamin, Larry Loewenthal, Robert Levine. SECOND ROW: Mitch Singal, Neil Schneider, Fred Brown,jim Webb, Eugene Schwartz.

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the student government of theSchoolofMedicine and is composed of 22 elected members. Four members are seated from each class: the president, vice-president, the past president, and one representative-at-large. Additional council mem- bers are the presidents of medical campus organi- zations, including fraternities, honor societies, and service groups. The Student Council organizes most of the student activities ofthe school. These include the intramural athletic program, management of the recreational facilities available to students, procurement of lec- turers for several Council-sponsored assemblies, preparation of student class critiques, and the bud- geting of funds for all other medical student activi- ties. The Council selects one member to sit as the School of Medicine representative on the Student- Faculty Council of the University. Each year the Student Council presents an out- standing leadership award to a graduating senior who has shown class leadership throughout his medical school career. J ' ' , SITTING Cleft to rightj: Paul Lessem, Dick Tirrell, Steve Winer, Dan Bemstein CPresidcntJ, jack Baker, Steve Lamed, Milt Mutchnik. STANDING: john Cotant, Nelson Gantz, Peter Wong, Ron Holmes, Hen- ry Ottens, Terry Hargrove, Mitch Singal, Zachary Endresshlerry Seymour, Richard Blum.