Davison Society
Appoints Three
John C. Alexander, Jr., David R. Garr
and Terry L. Hankey were appointed to
new positions in the medical school's
student government recently. Douglas S.
Lloyd, president of the Davison Society,
announced that the three would be the
society's representatives to three medical
organizations.
Mr. Alexander is the new represent
ative to the Medical Society of the State
of North Carolina. He will serve on their
Advisory Committee on Student Amer
ican Medical Association Chapters in
North Carolina. He is currently a third-
year medical student and president of his
class.
Mr. Garr will sit on the Durham-
Orange County Medical Society's Ex
ecutive Committee as the representative
of the Davison Society. He is currently
the treasurer of the sociefty and a
third-year student.
Mr. Hankey, also a third-year student,
is the new Davison Society representative
to the North Carolina Academy of
General Practice. He recently returned to
Durham from Ohio where he spent 10
weeks working with general practitioners
under the sponsorship of the Miami
(Ohio) County Medical Society.
POPE PAUL GREETS THEANLYANS—A private audience with Pope Paul VI was
the high point of a trip to Europe and the Middle East last month by Dr. and Mrs.
William G. Aniyan, shown here, being greeted by the Pope at his summer residence
outside Rome. Dr. Aniyan, vice president for health affairs, headed a three-week
mission to Poland, Yugoslavia, Israel and Italy for the National Library of Medicine.
He serves on its Board of Regents.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13
Open Seminar: "Senior Power in the 70's"
Speaker: William C. Fitch, executive director. National Council on Aging
Room 1504 Gerontology Building 4 p.m.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15
Director's Hour Program
Speaker: Rep. Nick Galifianakis
Amphitheater 5 p.m.
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TEENAGE VOLUNTEERS AT -Ninety-one junior volunteers who worked at Duke this summer were honored at a
banquet September 16 by the Duke Hospital Auxiliary. The candystripers donated a total of 6,005 hours of service to the Hospital
during the summer. In the left photo are Betty Johnson, Becky Ward, and Doris Anne Tilley, the three girls who contributed the
most hours, (staff photos)