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UNDERCLASSMEN 46

ORGANIZATIONS 70

FACULTY 72

ADVERTISEMENTS 104

THE HIPPOCRATIC OATH - 120

The Senior Class of 1967 dedicates this yearbook to David Z. Morgan, M.D., our teacher, assistant

dean, and warm friend. Dr, Morgan, anative of this state, received his A.B. degree from West Virginia

University in 1948; a B,S. Med. from West Virginia University School of Medicine in 1950; and his

M.D. degree from The Medical College of Virginia in 1952. His graduate medical education was

spent in Pathology and Medicine at West Virginia University Hospital. While Assistant Professor of

Medicine at this hospital he accepted the position of Assistant Dean of the School of Medicine in 1966.

Anyone having had the privilege of being one of Dr. Morgan's students during their clinical

clerkship will attest to the qualities that he possesses as a fine instructor, excellent physician, and

fellow humanitarian. He has that rare quality of communication with a patient whereby he can not

only elicit a wealth of information about a particular disease process, but is also able to convey his

thoughts to the students and thereby complete the teaching process.

We, his pupils, have greatly profited from his humor, warmth, knowledge, and humility. It is

with great pride that we dedicate this Pylon to Dr. David Z. Morgan.

CLARK K. SLEETH, M.D.Dean of the School

of Medicine

DAVID Z. MORGAN, M.D.Assistant Dean

of the

School of Medicine

EDWARD J. VAN LIERE

M.D. , Ph.D. , Litt. D.

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JEROME CAYTON ARNETT, JR. , M.D.

Rowlesburg, West Virginia

A. B. , Bridgewater College

Internship:

Albert Einstein Medical Center

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

DARRELL CECIL BELCHER, M.D.

Red Sulphur Springs, West Virginia

B.S. , Berea College

Internship:

Grant Hospital

Columbus, Ohio

WALTER BERNARD BICE, JR. , M.D.

Huntington, West Virginia

A.B. , West Virginia University

Internship:

Cabell Huntington Hospital


WILFRED SEI BOAYUE, M.D.

Bunadee, Liberia

A. B. , West Virginia University

Internship:

Methodist Hospital of Indiana

Indianapolis, Indiana

JAMES HUMPHREY BOSO, M.D.


B.S. , Marshall University

Internship:

Akron City Hospital

Akron, Ohio

CHARLES WILLIAM CALDWELL, JR. , M.D.


Internship:

West Virginia University Hospital

Morgantown, West Virginia

10

LEWIS VANCE CAMPBELL, JR. , M.D.

Gallipolis, Ohio

B. S. , Ohio State University

Internship:



JAMES STEPHEN CARTER, M.D.

Bluefield, West Virginia

B.S. Pharm. , West Virginia University

Internship:

Akron City Hospital

Akron, Ohio

II

MARTHA HALTOM CHRISTIAN, M.D.

Martinsburg, West Virginia

A.B. , Gettysburg College

Internship:



DAVID WILLIAM COGHE, M.D.

Johnstown, Pennsylvania

B.S. , University of Pittsburgh

Internship:

Norfolk General Hospital

Norfolk, Virginia

12

JACKIE LEE COLLINS, M.D.


Internship:

Hennepin County General Hospital

Minneapolis, Minnesota

JAMES CONSTANT1NECOSMIDES, M.D.

Wheeling, West Virginia


Internship:



ANTHONY GELINI DiBARTOLOMEO, M.D.

Weirton, West Virginia


Internship:

Walter Reed General Hospital

Washington, D.C.

JERRY ALLAN DORSCH, M.D.


A.B. , Washington and Jefferson College

Internship:

Wheeling Hospital


14

GEORGE THOMAS EVANS, JR., M.D.

Fairmont, West Virginia


Internship:

San Francisco General Hospital

San Francisco, California

JAMES OWEN FRIDLEY, M.D.

Wardensville, West Virginia

B.S. , West Virginia Wesleyan College

Internship:

Riverside Hospital

Newport News, Virginia

15

RICHARD THOMAS GRIFFEY, M.D.

Prosperity, West Virginia

M.S. , West Virginia University

Internship:

U.S. Public Health ' /ice

Baltimore, M .u

FRANK CANTRELL GRISWOLD, M.D.

Beckley, West Virginia

A. B. , University of Kansas

Internship:

U. of Kansas Medical Center

Kansas City, Kansas

16

JAMES FOSTER GROW, JR. , M.D.

Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio


Internship:

4 kron City Hospital

t, Ohio

LARRY OLEN HARPER, M.D.

Clendenin, West Virginia


Internship:

University Hospitals

Madison, Wisconsin

17

RICHARD LYNN HESS, M.D.

Clarksburg, West Virginia


Internship:

Pontiac General Hospital

Pontiac, Michigan

GEORGE PAUL HLUSKO, JR. , M.D.

S. Charleston, West Virginia

B.S. , West Virginia State College

Internship:

City Hospital Center at Elmhurst

New York, New York

18

NANCY JO JENNINGS, M.D.



Internship:



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CAROLE A. KERR, M.D.



Internship:



19

RICHARD STEPHEN KERR, M.D.



Internship:



MARGARET ANNE KESSINCER, M.D.



Internship:

University of Nebraska Hospital

Omaha, Nebraska

20

ALBERT JOSEPH KOLIBASH, JR., M.D.

Benwood, West Virginia


Internship:

U.S. Naval Hospital

Portsmouth, Virginia

ALAN DAVID KORNBLUT, M.D.

Fairfield, Connecticut

M.S. , New York University

Internship:

Cincinnati General Hospital

Cincinnati, Ohio

21

VALERIA SUE KULLMAN, M.D.


Internship:

St. Joseph Infirmary

Louisville, Kentucky

HUGO JUHLING McCLUNG, M.D.

Hartford, West Virginia


Internship:

University Hospitals

Madison, Wisconsin

22

LEWIS HARVEY McCONNELL, M.D.

West Union, West Virginia


Internship:


Washington, D.C.

DOUGLAS EDGAR McKINNEY. M.D.

Pineville, West Virginia

Internship:

U.S. Naval Hospital

Charleston, South Carolina

23

PAUL FREDERICK MALONE, M.D.

Grafton, West Virginia

B.S.Pharm. , West Virginia University

Internship:


Washington, D.C.

JOSEPH RICHARD METZ, M.D.

Erie, Pennsylvania

Internship:


Washington, D.C.

24

JON RAYMOND MORGAN, M.D.

Charleston, West Virginia

A.B. , Morris Harvey College

Internship:

Mound Park Hospital

St. Petersburg, Florida

JIMMY DONALD MORRISON, M.D.


M.S. , Marshall University

Internship:



25

ANTHONY JOHN OLIVERIO, M.D.



Internship:



LOUIS CARROLL PALMER, M.D.


B.S. Pharm. , West Virginia University

Internship:

Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

26

NOLA J. PALOMINO, M.D.


A.B. , Fairmont State College

Internship:

Baltimore City Hospital

Baltimore, Maryland

GERALD ALAN RAVITZ.M.D.

Verona, New Jersey

A.B. , University of Vermont

Internship:



27

DAVID ALAN SANTROCK, M.D.

Dunbar, West Virginia


Internship:

U. S. Naval Hospital

Portsmouth, Virginia

LINDA LEE SHAFFER, M.D.

Clarksburg, West Virginia


Internship:

Mound Park Hospital

St. Petersburg, Florida

28

DAVID LAWRENCE SH1FRIN, M.D.

Carnegie, Pennsylvania

A.B. , Washington and Jefferson College

Internship:

St. Francis General Hospital

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

JEFFREY SAVILLESHULTZ.M.D.

Shepherdstown, West Virginia

B.S. , Shepherd College

Internship:



29

NANCY ANN SIBERT, M.D.

Follansbee, West Virginia


Internship:



SCOTT LEE SIBERT, M.D.

Brownsville, Pennsylvania

Internship:



30

RICHARD HENRY SIBLEY, M.D.

Nitro, West Virginia


Internship:

Hennepin County General Hospital

Minneapolis, Minnesota

RUTHERFORD CLARK SIMS, M.D.

Raysal, West Virginia

B. S. , Marshall University

Inter nsliip:



31

MICHAEL LEE STEINER, M.D.


B.S. , Marshall University

Internship:

Los Angeles County General Hospital

Los Angeles, California

DANNA CAROL SWAN, M.D.



Internship:

University of Kentucky

Lexington, Kentucky

32

JOSEPH RICHARD VIISECK, M.D.

Uniontown, Pennsylvania

Ph.D. , West Virginia University

Internship:



NANCY SELOVE WANGER, M.D.

Martinsburg, West Virginia

B.S. , Shepherd College

Internship:



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33

ROBERT KENT WEBB.M.D.

Sistersville, West Virginia

B.S.CH. E. , West Virginia University

Internship:

Brooke General Hospital

San Antonio, Texas

JEFFREY MARSHALL YOST, M.D.

Paden City, West Virginia

Internship:

Brooke General Hospital

San Antonio, Texas

34

David Jr. , Linda, David

s " Jramilhenior ^ramiues

Carolyn and Larry

Jim, Fran and Beth

35

Scott and Nancy

Rose, Lisa Marie and Al

Joe and Judy

36

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Molly and Paul Malone

Charlene and Rick

Carole and Joe

38Dottie and Jeff

Griswold's

Dannie, Kristen and "Merky"

Jack and Paula39

Helen and Juhling

Sue and Dout

The Webb's

'41

Barbara, Debbie, Beth, Don

Susan and Dick

42 Jean and Alan

Lewis and Susan

Lewis, Valerie and Rommel

Bernie, Karen and Kim 43

Joan, Tom and Jean

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Lin, Paul Scott, and Steve

TheShifrin's

44

Gurren/ Urends in JKecfical Education

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Capillary in the Cornea 45

JlumorsCharles Abraham

James Baker

Donald Barnett

Timothy Bowers

Fred Brindle

William Bird

James Campbell

John Cavendish

William DeWeese

Ronald Dillow

Larry Dodd

W. Albert Dow

Tommy Enoch

Susan Ewing

Barry Friedlander

Joel Gaydos

Charles Goshen

Dennis Green

iMilDavid Johnson

G. Byron Kallam

David King

J. L. Leef, Jr.

Thomas Mann

James Markham

Philip Halloran

Thomas Hildebrand

Fred Holt

Kenneth Holwitt

Stephen Humphreys

Robert Joseph

Gary McMillan

John Merrifield

John Mikita

Tommy Turner

George Ulch

Byron VanPelt

William Vernocy

Jack Vesano

William Walker

Jon Walker

William Wheatly

Ronald Wilkinson

49

Sophomore Class Trip to Eli Lilly and Company,

Indianapolis, Indiana

50

The regular daily meeting of the Klass of 1969 Kof-

fee Klatch will consider today why the parley failed

us last week.

So I plugged the other end into mypathology text . .

.

Obtaining blood from the biceps

tendon is sometimes difficult.

51

Awww, it say here Dr. Chamberlain is leaving us.

With one gulp, already. What did you say I'm after?

52

I don't believe it. He actually

said something that isn't in the

old notes.

Now let's see . . . draw the line

and then add the points.

L/fYuck Yuck, an air bubble. The short guy? No, he isn't Homer.

53

Golly Ray , what's that? I'm not sure Peggy, but it goes well

with my rubber tree plant.

No! No! It's pulsating! Whadayamean, our dogs never

into asystole.

54

Came clear over from Sicily huh? The surgery team takes a break.

Yeah Hiroshi, this Japanese pipe

tobacco is good stuff.

The Hawk peers into the gathering

gloom of another Pathology lecture.

55

And tomorrow, the world.

So that's how you determine the level of serum porcelain.

Hey Ross, who is that

tall man with white

hair coming over

toward this far

corner table?1

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56

Hey fellas, have you heard

the latest one about what

Che said to Fidel?

I IDoes Lilly furnish LSD to us for use in Pharmacology?

Now, that is a very mind -expanding question.

Take a milk break

three times a day.

57

The Pill salesman has been

passing out literature again.

.**. I..

So how's Pittsburgh doing?

Why is our curve

inverted Dr.

Fleming?

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You just put the white mouse into

the jar like this , let him go and .

,

. . . \'o, they don't really bite.

eighty -four, eighty -five

They could have done this a little

differently so it would only take

six hours instead of seven.

59

Actually , a basophil

isn't that hard to

find.

I feel faint.

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white smoke

coming from?

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CLASS OFFICERS: C. Snead - Pres. ; R. Weisser - Treas. ; K. Vincent - Sec.

B. Thrush - Vice -Pres.

J. Warren, T. Steiner, J. Mathias J. Marks, B. Brownlee, G. McKinney, Dr.

McCafferty

62

R. Henderson, Dr. Guttmann, M. Moore-

head, L. Long, B. Thrush

L. Kaufman, J. Hutzler, T. Former, R.

Kinder

H. Eye, R. Dennisin, T. Crosby, K. Harris

B. Kellermeyer, M. Moorehead, J. Warren,

D. Lewis, C. Snead, T. Steiner

63

L. Beall, Dr. Higginbotham , R. Huber, F.

Riggal, D. Withersity

D. Ruffner, T. Former, L. Beall

L. Leap, D. Lee, L. Pickering, G. Marcus

L. Kaufman, G. Marcus, K. Harris

C. Snead, R. Kinder, S. Luzader

65

T. Former, B. Bush, B. Kellermeyer, R. Dermison, P.

Gatewood, L. Dickerson, J. Evans

J. Wade, B. Bush, J. Lockhart

66

T. D'Orazio, J. Bosley , B. Noland B. Hawley, R. McCauley

J. Cooke, B. Bush, R. Loar, Dr. Jones, H. Christian, J. Lockhart

68

B. Woolfit, S. Woolfit, J. Previl, R. Weisser, K. Vincent

E. Fenstermacher, J. Evans J. Wellman, J. VanGilder

F. Riggall, J. Wellman, R. Weed, J. Stevenson

69

^nlpna Umeaa A/pna

Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society was founded in 1902 to promote the

highest ideals of scholastic achievement and professional ethics. The West Virginia

Chapter was founded in May 23, 1962.

The below pictured students and Dr. Robert Marshall were installed as members

in March 1967.

Senior members for 1966-67 were Paul Malone, David Santrock and Joseph Metz.

From Left To Right - Richard Sibley, Robert Webb, Dr. Robert Marshall, Albert Kolibash, Jr. , Larry

Harper, Hugo J. McClung, Fred Holt, Fred Brindle, Jon Morgan

70

yjaduuceans

Left To Right - Mary Ann Naegele, Fran Boso, Roberta Palmer. Ollie

Belcher, Judy O'Brien. Linda Kerr, Pat Vesano

Caduceans is the Women's Auxiliary to the Student American

Medical Association. It is a national organization serving as both

a social group for the medical student's wives and as a service organi-

zation.

71

Cj/inica/ 5acuity

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BERNARD ZIMMERMANN,M.D. , Ph.D.

Chairman

EDGAR F. HQSKELL, JR.

A.B. , B.S. , M.D.

WALTER H. GERWIG, JR.

A.B. , M.D.

73

HERBERT E. WARDEN,B.S. , M.D.

RICHARD A. CURRIE,

B.Sc. , M.D.

WALTER H. MORAN, JR.

B.A. , B.S. , M.D.

ALVIN L. WATNEB.S. , M.D. , M.S.

THOMAS J. TARNAYA.B. , M.D.

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JOSEPH R. LANCASTER,

B.S. , M.D.

MAYNARD P. PRIDE,

A.B. , M.D.

Eat, Drink, and Be Merry

For Tomorrow The Labs

75

NORMAN W. B. CRAYTHORNE,M.B. , B.Ch.

Chairman

Anes/nesi'o/oGi/

FRANCISCO GUTIERREZ, M.D.

ROBERT C. HAMILTON,M.B. , B. Ch.

ALLEN E. YEAKEL,

B.S. , M.D.

76 PETER CHANG, M.D. M. MIRANDA, M.D.

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JUSTUS C. PICKETT,

B.S. , M.D.

Chairman - Orthopedics

JAMES H. WILEY

A.B. , B.S. , M.D.

LAWRENCES. MILLER,

B.A. , M.D.

Missing, KARL D. BOWERS JR. ,

M.D.

77

BYRON M. BLOOR, JR.

B.S. , M.D.

Chairman

DCeurosurqeri.yen/

jt<rc^r>- s.

ROBERT R. TROTTER,

B.A. , B.S. , M.D.

Chairman - Ophthalmology

D. FRANKLIN MILAMA.B. , B.S. , M.D.

Chairman - Urology

PHILIP M. SPRINKLE,

B.A. , M.D.

Chairman - Otolaryngology

ARSENIO M. ORTEZA,

M.D.

79

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EDMUND B. FLINK,

M.B. , M.D. , Ph.D. ,

Chairman

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MARGARET J. ALBRINK,

,A. , M.S. , M.D. ,M.P.H.

80

STANLEY SHANE,

B.A. , M.D.

ROBERT J. MARSHALLMRCPI, MRCP

ERNEST W. CHICK,

A.B. , M.D.

JOHN B. HARLEY,

B.S. , M.D.

FREDERICK R. WHITTLESEYB.A. , M.D. ,

PAUL DAVIDSON,

B.A. , M.D.

N. LEROY LAPP,

B.S. , M.D.

81

KENNETH C. KAPLAN,

B.A. , M.D.WILLIAM E. ANDERSON,

A.B. , M.D.

ALPHONSEC. EDMUNDOWICZ,B.S. , M.D.

JOHN E. JONES,

B.S. , M.D.

82

CHARLES E. ANDREWS,

M.D.PETER B. HALMOS,M.D. , B.Ch. , M.D.

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WILLIAM A. WELT ON,A.B. , M.D.

ALEX D. RUSSAKOFF,

B.S. , M.D.

83

*MARILYN A. JARVIS,

B.A. , B.S. , M.B. , M.D.

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ROBERT S. ENGLISH,

B.S. , M.D.

DAVID Z. MORGAN,B.S. , M.D.

LOUIS M. CLICK,

M.D.

BENJAMIN M. STOUT,

A.B. , M.D.WAYNE SPIGGLE,

B.A. , M.D.

84

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HARTWELLG. THOMPSON,B.A. , M.D.

Chairman

JAMES D. MARTIN,B.A. , M.D.

LUDWIG GOTTMAN,B.A. , M.D.

GWENDOLYN HOGAN,M.D. 85

WILLIAM G. KLINGBERG

A.B. , M.D.

Chairman

mnCHUNG S. CHUN,

M.D.

BARBARA JONES,

A.B. , M.D.

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ROLAND E. SCHMIDT,B.A. , M.D.

86

HEINZ J. WITTIG,

M.D.

87

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WALTER A. BONNEY JR.,

B.S. , M.D.

Chairman

NICHOLAS W. FUGO,

A.B. , M.S. , Ph.D. , M.D.

B. BENACHB.S. , M.D.

ANTONIO PALADINO, M.D.

ROY L. BUTCHER,

B.S. , M.S. , Ph.D.88

SCOTT BOWIE, M.D. -DR. FUGO.

HAROLD I. AMORY, M.D.Chairman

STEPHEN A. DEWING,

A.B. , M.D.

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C. H. JOSEPH CHANG,M.D. , Ph.D.

CLEMENT A. SMITH,

A.B. , M.D.

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GEORGE G. GREEN,

B.S. , M.D. 89

ROBERT L VOSBURG.M.D.Chairman

JOHN J. SMITH, A.B. , M.D.

CORNELIA WILBUR, M.D.

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STANCILE. D. JOHNSON, M.D.

Missing:

DAVID H. SMITH

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DONALD L. KIMMELB.S. , M.S. , Ph.D.

Chairman

T. WALLEY WILLIAMS

B.S. , M.S. , Ph.D.

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GIDEON S. DODDSB.A.

, M.A. , Ph.D.

A. CURTIS HIGGINBOTHAMB.S. . Ph.D.

RANDALL W. REYER

A.B. , M.A. , Ph.D.

^MPAUL E. BENOIT

3.S. , M.S. , Ph.D.

ROBERT E. McCAFFERTYB.S. , M.S. , Ph.D.

93

C. GORDON HEWESB.A. . M.S. , Ph.D.

FRANCES H. HIGGINBOTHAMA.B. , M.S. , Ph.D.

BAIJIT K. NANDAMBBS

94

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REGINALD F. KRAUSEA.B. , B.S. , Ph.D. , M.D.

Chairman

DAMON C. SHELTONB.S. A. , M.S. . Ph.D.

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FREDERICK J. LOTSPEICH

B.S. , M.S. . Ph.D.

JAMES B. GILBERT

B.S. , M.D.

95

GEORGE H. WIRTZB.S. , M.S. , Ph.D.

GALE W. RAFTER

B.S. , Ph.D.

SAM KATZB.S. , Ph.D.

WILLIAM J. CANADYB.S. , M.S. , Ph.D.

DIANA A. ROBINSON

A.B. , Ph.D.

96

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JOHN M. SLACKi.A. , M.S. . Ph.D.

Chairman

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SAMUEL J. DEAL

B.S. , M.S. , Ph.D.

JOHN E. HALLB.S. . M.S. , Ph.D.

ROBERT G. BURRELL

B.S. , M.S. , Ph.D.

VINCENT F. GERENCSER

B.S. ,Ph.D.

BILLY E. KIRK

B.S. . M.Sc. , Ph.D.

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WILHELM S. ALBRINK,

B.A. , Ph.D. . M.D.

Chairman

REX B. CONN JR. , B.S. , M.D.

B.Sc. , M.S.

VICENTE ANIDO, M.D.

98

ENID F. GILBERT

MBBS

ERLO ROTH, M.D.

MABEL M. STEVENSON,

M.D.

NAOMI G. KAPLANA.B. , M.D.

99

JAMES G. NORMAN,MRCS, LRCP

HIROSHI SUZUKI, M.D.

WIILIAM W. FLEMING

A.B. , M.A. , Ph.D.

Chairman

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LEROY H. SAXE

B.S. . M.A. , Ph.D.

ALEXANDER D. KENNYB.Sc. , M.S. , Ph.D.

CHARLES R. CRAIG

B.S. .Ph.D.

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MICHAEL L. WILSON

A.B. , M.D.

Chairman

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EDWARD J. VAN LIERE

M.S. , M.D. , Ph.D. , Litt. D.

CLIFFORD J. STICKNEYB.S. , M.S. , Ph.D.

DAVID W. NORTHUPA.B. , A.M. , Ph.D.

102

HUGH A. LINDSAY

B.S. , M.S. , Ph.D.

DON H. BLOUNTA.B. , M.A. . Ph.D.

WILBERT E. GLADFELTERA.B. , Ph.D.

JACK HILDEBRANDT

B.A. , M.Sc. , Ph.D.

JUDITH R. HILDEBRANDT

B.S. , Ph.D.

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COMPLIMENTS OF

MONONGALIA COUNTY

MEDICAL

SOCIETY

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Let us help You Plan for the Future

l PNIPHYSICIANS NATIONWIDE, INC."An association of Northwestern Mutual agents offering a professionalservice to the physician for insurance and financial planning."

Regional Vice Presidents

FOR WEST VIRGINIA

HUGH THOMPSON PETE WHITE

OUR OBJECTIVETo offer a professional service to the physician for insurance and finan-

cial planning.

Without obligation , we would like to show you our personal services, as well

as the services of Physicians Nationwide, Inc. Please write or call us.

Hugh Thompson-Pete White1000-1003 Security Building


Phone (collect) 342-8117; 342-2345

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DARREL R. YOUNGService Representative

1312 Quarrier St. Charleston, W. Va.

346-7901 25301

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ORTHO PHARMACEUTICAL CORPORATION • RARITAN, NEW JERSEY

For a complete choice of medically accepted products for planned conception control

"BEST WISHES"

From

MILAN PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.


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OF MORGANTOWNSARATOGA AVENUE

MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA 26501

THOMAS C. DEANInnkeeper

Telephone304-599-1680

FACILITIES FOR:

. BANQUETS

. PARTIES

. MEETINGS

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BIO-SCIENCE LABORATORIES

"the unusual laboratory for unusual tests"

7600 TYRONE AVENUE, VAN NUYS, CALIFORNIA 91405

CHARLESTONGENERAL HOSPITAL

Brooks Street at Elmwood Avenue


A short-term, general hospital of 285 adult beds and 25 newborn bassinets,

fully accredited by the Joint Commission of Accreditation of Hospitals. Anew 76 bed multiple disability rehabilitation center will be opened in the fall

of 1967.

The hospital offers approved programs in Internships and Residencies in-

cluding Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Pathology,

General Practice, and Urology.

For further information, direct inquiries to:

The Director of Medical Education

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We 'Filled', for 1967-8 (23 interns)

and With Good Reason

. Outstanding Educational Program

. Wide and Varied Gamut of Cases

. Excellent Clinical Facilities

. Pleasant Housing Accommodations

. Attractive Location

Beds: 777 - Admissions, (1966): 18,369 - Average Daily Census: 64Z

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(Not shown: Nursing School,

New Memorial Building, and planned Clinic Building.)

For Further Information

Write

Lawrence H. Warbasse, Jr. , M. D.

Medical Director

HARRISBURG

POLYCLINIC HOSPITAL

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105

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BEST WISHES FROM

MARION COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES FOR NEW PHYSICIANS.

PLEASE COME OVER AND SEE US.

UNIVERSITY FOODLAND

3119 University Ave.

'HOME OF THE BIG CHANGE"

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For a More Healthful Environment

Through Modern Chemistry

AIRKEMSALES & SERVICE

2143 University Avenue


P.O. Box 860 Phone 292-3524

Odor Counteractants - GermicidalDetergents

Odor Controlled Insecticides

GRANT HOSPITAL 309 East State Street Columbus, Ohio 43215

GRANT HOSPITAL

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Write To

NEW FACILITIES SUPERB STAFF EVERGREENS

ADVENTURE ROMANCE CANDY DISH LOVE

Department of Medical Education

John P. Stevens, M. D. , Assistant Director

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WITH THE COMPLIMENTS

OF

THE

EASTERN PANHANDLEMEDICAL SOCIETY

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Compliments of

PROFESSIONAL LIFE &

CASUALTY COMPANY

Home Office:

720 North Michigan Avenue

Chicago, Illinois 60611

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WITH BEST WISHES

OHIO VALLEY

GENERAL HOSPITAL


Complete information pertaining to the educational and training programs for

rotating internship and residencies can be obtained upon request from the Di-rector of Medical Education.

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NORFOLKGENERAL HOSPITAL

Norfolk, Virginia

Sixteen rotating internships, ten ap-

proved specialty residencies. 730 bed

general hospital - 100 bed children's

hospital. 25% admissions, Clinic

Status. New air-conditioned intern-

resident apartment house. For further

information, contact the Director of

Medical Education.

Congratulations

Class of

1967

The

Kanawha Medical

SocietyCharleston, West Virginia

OUR SINCERE BEST WISHES

RALEIGH COUNTYMEDICAL SOCIETY


WESTMORELANDHOSPITAL ASSOCIATION

532 West Pittsburgh Street

Greensburg, Pa. 15601

Phone 412-837-0100

A.M. A. COUNCILON MEDICAL EDUCATION

Approved for 8 Rotating Internships

For Information Contact

JAKE FONG, M. D.

Chairman, Intern Committee

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Compliments of

POTOMAC VALLEYMEDICALSOCIETY

GENERAL INTERNSHIPS

THE WASHINGTON HOSPITALWashington, Pa. 1530 1

A.M. A. approved internship (general

rotating), organized as a year of

teaching experience, both clinical anddidactic. Weekly seminars plus regu-lar Department and Staff meetings.

Over 14,000 admissions - Z,000 birthsper year. All patients are in the

teaching program. Also a large out-patient load.

Attractive working conditions and pol-

icies. New facilities now opened pro-vide 160 additional beds, Neuro-psy-chiatric Unit, Intensive Care Unit, andother expanded facilities.

Adequate renumeration; attractive fur-

nished quarters for both married andsingle interns.

For more information, write the Chair-

man of the Intern Program. Personalvisits to the hospital are welcomed andencouraged.

WHERE to Start Your Practice?

MID OHIO VALLEY

Parkersburg, W. Va.

Fastest Growing Industrial Areain the World

TRADE AREA - Z50.000 Persons

Progressive Medical CommunityTwo Open Staff Modern Hospitals

Address Communications to

Parkersburg Academy of MedicineBox 12

Parkersburg, W. Va. 26101

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Jfie Jlippocralic Ua/n

I swear by Apollo Physician, by Asclepius. by Health, by Heal-all,

and by all the gods and goddesses, making them witnesses that I will

carry out, according to my ability and judgement, this oath and this in-

denture; to regard my teacher in this art as equal to my parents; to make

him partner in my livelihood, and when he is in need of money to share

mine with him; to consider his offspring equal to my brothers; to teach

them this art. if they require to learn it, without fee or indenture; and to

impart precept, oral instruction, and all other learning, to my sons, to

the sons of my teacher, and to pupils who have signed the indenture and

sworn obedience to the physicians' Law, but to none other. I will use

treatment to help the sick according to my ability and judgement, but

1 will never use it to injure or wrong them. I will not give poison to any-

one i hough asked to do so, nor will I suggest such a plan. Similarly 1

will not give a pessary to a woman to cause abortion. But in purity and in

holiness I will guard my life and my art. I will nor use the knife on

sufferers from stone, bur I will give place to such as are craftsmen therein.

Into whatsoever houses I enter, I will do so to help the sick, keeping my-

self free from all intentional wrong-doing and harm, especially from

fornication with woman or man, bond or free. Whatsoever in the course

of practice I see or hear (or even outside my practice in social intercourse)

that ought never to be published abroad, I will not divulge, but consider

such things to be holy secrets. Now if I keep this oath and break it not,

may I enjoy honor, in my life and art, among all men for all time; but

if I transgress and forswear myself, may the opposite befall me.

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