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University, of Washington
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Univ. of Detroit
DONALD Y. DAVIS
Univ. of Florida '
T. NEIL, DIVINE
Mam. Institute of Tech.
JANK SPAETH
Mkldltbury ColL, Vt. .
WILLIAM T. SMKLSER
Univ. of California
HAROLD I. LKVINE
Univ. of Chioago
RAMON JIMF.KEZ
U.C.L.A.
CHARLES HAMBURG
Temple Uaiv., Ha.
PETER S. HOCKADAY
Vale, Conn.
PETER OSTRANDER
Columbia Univ., N. Y. 1
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Univ. of Wawhington ...
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JOSEPH LEONARD
Lehigh University-Pennsylvania
LARRY A. BARON .
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RICHARD A. HUGHES
Lehigb Univ., Pa.
LESLIE KERT
Univ. of Michigan :
JEROME H. WISEMAN
Temple Univ.. Pa.
EDGAR W. SCHULZ
' North Dakota Agric Coll. ,
CHARLES M. ROSENBLATT
Columbia Univ., N. ' Y.
MARVIN RAY LENZ
Texas Uuiversrily
ELIOT GLAHSHEIM
Weaieyan Univ., Conn.
DEAN NEHER
Univ. of Kanmia
LEON ZUKROW
Marquetta Univ., Wiav
PETER AVAKIAN
M. I. T.
G. L. JORDAN '
Texas A. 4 M.
DENNIS A. JOHNSTON
Grinnell Coll., Iowa
J. S. WESKR
Harvard Univ., Mass.
GILBERT SHAPIRO
Columbia Univ., N. Y.
MANER L. THORPE
Univ. of California
MAURI DANIHER, JR.
Univ. of Illinois
BERNON F.v MITCHELL
' Stanford Univ., CaL
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to right on the front row: Mike
Weinman, Dave Connor, Bill Mc
Lean, Joe Walser, Jerry Oppen
heimer, Don .Stein, Ken Bryant,
Tommy Johnson, John Biiich,
Bobby Newton, Mack Cherry and
Kelly Maness.
. Standing, left to rlsHt, first
row: Gene Whitehead, Charlie
Daniel, Eddie Bass, Don Jeffer
son, Nancy McFadden, Barbara
Moore, Jeanne Sif ray, Jackie
Aldridge, Esther Ballentine,
Carolyn Green, Kathy - LeGrand,
Martha Richardson, Martha Bar
ber, 'Billy Dent, - Shirley Bum
gardner, Annette Niven and
Forbes Ramesay.
Second row, standing left to
right: Gardner Foley, Ed Willing
ham, Jo Ruffin, Pat Hunter,
Nancy Shuford, Charles Tomp
kins, Ed Lipman, Sonny Evans, ,
Dick Sirkin, Lee Ann Curtis,
Jim Preston, Gordon Bishop,
Teddy Jones, Doug Cantrell.
Jim Armstrong, John Kerr and
Curtis Daughtry.
Back row, left to right. Ralph
Bentley, Sonny Hallford, Snyder
Pate, Benny Thomas, Joe Smith,
! Dave Ward, Jim Beatty and Co
1 lin McMillian.
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ROBERT G. FE&SLKR
Duke Univ., N. C.
JOHN BIENFANG
' Uniy. of Colorado
PHILIP R. PRYDE "
; ; Aoiht CoU. Mass.
CARL' C. WEISENFELt)
' Columbia Univ.,'N. Y.
GAIL SIVYBAUGH '
Mount Holyoke Coll., Maaa.
ROBERT VONDRASEK
Univ. of Colorado '
GEORGE R. BEDELL
(Columbia Univ.. N. Y
FRED TOWNSEND
1phigh Univ., Pa.
ROGER J. SMITH E
Uuiv. of Michigan '.
STANLEY WOJCIOKI
Harvard Univ., Mans.
WARREN R. BROWN
Ibigh I Inivv, Pa.
DON L. BEARD
Yale Univ., Conu.
ROBERT MA LEO
Univ. of CThicago .
HUNTER WII-SON .
U.UL.A.
DAVE VANTREASE
.Wahington State. Coll., Wajih. :
BILL BUCHAN , - ' -
' Washington State Coll., Waah.
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D. RICHTER
Univ. of North Carolina
MARTIN H. HACKER .
Northwestern Univ., Illinois
RICHARD PRAIRIE
University of Chicago
Cornell Univ., N. Y.
ROBERT ARZT
M. I. T.
DOOLEY SCIPLE
Cornell Univ., N. Y.
DAVID M. BLOOM
Columbia Univ., N. Y.
WILLIAM W. BUCKLEY
Univ. of California
ROBERT LirTTON
Univ. of WaHhington
LAWRENCE J BUGGE
Marquette Univ., Wis.
GARY LEE SMITH
Univ. of Miunenota
FREDERIC J. MASBACK
Syracuse Univ., N. Y.
KARL J. WETZEL
. Georgetown Univ., Washington, D. GL
WILLIAM A. McCOMB
Michigan State Univ.
CLIFFORD T. STEWART
Denver University
GILBERT D. MEAD
Univ. of California
WILLIAM L. EARLEY
Univ. of Illinois
HOWARD A. GUTZMER
San Diego State Coll., CaL
EVE COFFIN k
Colorado A & M CoO,
STEPHEN P.,HILL
Stanford Univ., CaL
DONALD DuBOIS
U.C.L.A.
VELLO ERILANE
M. I. T.
STEPHANIE SCHWAR?,
; Srnit E ColL, Maaa. .
PAUL W. SMITH
Univ. of Oklahoma
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Univ. of California
ROBERT J. McRAE
Montana State Univ.
JOHN GILLIOAN . i .
Marquette Univ., Wia.
JAMM C. POPE
Uuiv. of California
ALBERT L. SALTER
Univ. of California
GORDEN Y. S. WU
Prin-eton Lfniv., N. J.
JACK C. SCOTT
Texas A. & M. ColL
S. M. ENSINGER
Dartmouth ColL. N. IL
WALTER REICH ERT
Stanford Univ., CaL
JAY ELS AS
Trinity College, Conn.
RICHARD L. THERRIEN
Univ. of Kentucky
KENNETH LANGLEY
M. I. T.
FRANCIS WINDORSKI
Univ. of Minnesota
TOM TOLBERT
Univ. of OkUhoma ' - --
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67 Inducted into
Society Of Sigma
Thirty-seven scientists at the ship later, are as follows: Eio-j chology Bobby J. Campbell. Pa
University of North Carolina were j chemistry David J. Holbrook Jr.; ' tricia M. Fossum, Esther B. Foster,
taken into full membership of thej Chemistry Gary P. Hildebrand, John T. Hammack, Arthur L. Mill
Society of Sigma Xi at the annual James H. Holloway, John T. Mac- er, Lois C. Saute, Daniel L Stix,
initiation banquet Friday night, at
which 30 other persons were ad
mitted as associate members.
Dr. George" O. Doak, who has
been president of the UNC chap
ter during 1956-57, presided at the
banquet in Lenoir Hall and gave
his presidential address at a pro
gram following in Venable Hall.
In his address Dr. Doak dis
cussed research progress within
the Venereal Disease Experimen
tal Laboratory in Chapel Hill, of
which he is "assistant director.
Dr: - Doak - explained that since,
1943, -"when penicillin replaced ar
senic drugs in the treatment of
syphilis, scientists have been de
veloping drugs which are com
pounds .of phosphorus and testing
( them against organisms which
cause" syphilis and ether dissascs.
"Many of these drugs show
promising therapeutic properties."
Dr. Doak reported, "but at this
fime we cannot say that they will
be of any value."
Dr. Doak explained that the re
;2arch with organophosphorus
'-ompounds has a double object:
(1) finding the life cycle of the
vrganism Which cause syphilis by
inding , which drugs are effective
destroying it; and (2) finding
irugs other than penicillin which
might be 'non-toxic and mitiht be
ised in cases where penicillin can
iot be used.' such as patients with
j sehsiti'vitytb penicillin.
Dr. Doak, who joined the UNC
faculty in lf!i8, is a native of :
Canada and took , his doctorate in
pharmaceutical chemistry at the!
University of Wisconsin. For 10.
years before he came to Chapel !
Hill he was a research asociate
at John Hopkins.
Those initiated into full society
membership,,all of whom have '
shown excellence in scientific Te- j
search as faculty members or
graduate assistants, are listed" by j
departments: ' j
Biochemistry Robert L. Golby '
and Dorothy"' Dickey Schottelius;
Chemistry Joseph Y. Bassett Jr.,
Berlin C. "French, John N.' God
frey, George B. Hoey, John K.
Ruff. Rudolf -AV. Schmid, and Will
iam G. Scribner. y
: Experimental Medicine George
R. Cannefax and Joseph Portnoy;
Geology Linn Hoover; Mathemat
,'csKomarath Padmavally; Med
icine Kerr L. White and Daniel
T. Young; Parasitology Hilton T.
Goulson and Charles W. Kim;
Pathology Walter R. Benson;
Pediatrics George K. Summer
and Patricia Z. Thomas.
Pharmacology Jchn W. Pear
son. Gabiel F. Tucker Jr. and Wil
liam J. Waddell; Phafmacy Nich
olas H. Batuyios, Earl T. Brown,
and Cosmo A. DiFazio; Physiology
Charles L. Johnston Jr., Donald
A. Olewine. and Charles D. Wood;
Psychiatry Shepherd Liverant;
Psychology Richard de Charms
IV, John D. Kelton and Howard
Leventhal.
sanitary. -Engineering Gilbert
L Kelso; Statistics Seymour Geis
ser and Shanti S. Gupta; Zoology
Eloise E. Clark.
The 30 associate members, who
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Queen, John J. gandall, and Har
old M. Taylor; Geology Thomas
G. Clarke, Paul A. DePaulis and
Fritz K. Johnson.
Mathematics Luther T. Conner
Jr., James H. Keller, Joseph P.
McAllister and David P. Stanford;
Physics William C. Mallard; Psy-
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TUESDAY, MAY 11, 193
New Proc:;sor
In Med School
Dr. Peter Paul Vauahn
been named assistant professor
the Department of Anatomy
the School of Medicine here.
This announcement uns n- ,
by Cha-ncellor Robert R. H
with the approval of prosi .1. :,
William u. fnaay ana me i
Board of Trustees;.
Dr. Vaushn is a native of
'degree from Brooklvn C.1t u i
ed in 1952 and his Ph.D. dr.::.
was given in 1954, bo!h by I!
vard University.
. He was a teaching ll'llow at H:r
UN'C durins 19.54-3. During '
last academic vear he was ;m :
sistant professor at he t'ni.r.
ty of Kansas.
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