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third grade at Club Boiilevard School.
Mrs. Janice Stapleford of Wood
bury, N. J., and Judy Fuller are new
to the Surgical Stenographic Pool.
Mrs. Nancy Baker and Mrs. Sharon
Grantham are new secretaries in Dr.
Sealy’s office.
We are glad to have in the Surgical
Department Kay Rich, Asheboro, N.
C., and Barbara Lee, Allentown, N. J.
They are medical secretarial interns
from Lees-McRae College.
Mrs. Helen Blackley, secretary in
the Neurosurgical Division, flew by
jet from New York to Puerto Rico to
visit her daughter at Roosevelt Roads
Naval Station. She spent several days
in San Juan, also.
Outpatient Department
Mrs. Mary McColm, Nursing Su]>er-
visor for three years, left on August
11 to accept a job w’ith the state.
Dermatology
Mrs. Judy Widener has replaced
J\Irs. Elizabeth Lovink as secretary.
Psychiatry
Welcome to our new’ secretaries;
Mrs. Pat Barber, Mrs. Judy Piel and
Mrs. Jeiniy Self. Mis.s Lou Knott
has joined the staff as an PjE(j tecli-
nician.
Surgical P.D.C.
Mrs. Selma P. Riley has joined the
Busine.ss Office as Cashier. Mrs.
Riley, who has tw'O sons, lives at 2808
Elgin Street.
Mrs. George Vici of 2415 State
Street has joined the nursing unit.
She has two sons and two daughters.
Linda Bowen, who w’as employed in
the administrative area for the sum
mer is now in Nursing School at
Watts Hospital.
Business Office
Apj)ointed to the new post of Night
Business Office is Mr. William A.
Gay. Mr. Gay and his w'ife are the
parents of Dr. William A. Gay, Jr.,
a Medical Center surgical intern.
Mrs. Ruby Haswell replaces Mrs.
William Dawes on the night bookkeep
ing staff. Mrs. Ilermeine Curtis, a
recent addition to the night personnel,
serves as bookkeeper.
Gloria Jean Ba-ss entered the pro
grams department during the summer
months and is assigned to Vocational
Rehabilitation duties.
New' to the collections de])artment ;
Mrs. Valinda Mishoe doing clerical
w’ork. New to the cashier staff: Mrs.
Antoinette Johnson for weekend duty.
Two members of the Diversified Oc
cupation Program of Durham High
School are receiving office training this
school year in the Business Office:
Nancy Jean Ligon in the bookkeeping
department and Paulette Pendergraph
in the insurance department.
Medical Record Library
Evelyn Overcash, a former em-
I)loyee at the Discharge Desk is now
working in the Record Library Filing
Department. Also new' to the Filing
Department: Bonita Gilliland. Julia
Polyak, Associate Record Technician,
from Medical College Hospital,
Charleston, S. C., is now employed
in the Cataloguing Dei)artment. New
employees in the Microfilming Depart
ment are Linda Terrell, Linda
Wright, and Pat Carver.
Physiology
There are many “new' faces” a-
round Physiology this fall. Dr. D. C.
Tosteson, new department chairman,
succeeds Dr. F. G. Hall who retired
July 1. Dr. Hall is devoting himself
to research and teaching. Dr. Toste
son comes from Washington Univer
sity, St. Louis. Also from Washing
ton University: Dr. Paul Ilorow'icz,
Associate Professor; Dr. Carl J. Ger
ber, Instructor; and Barbara Rayner,
Research Fellow and graduate stu
dent.
From the National Institutes of
Health, Bethesda, come Dr. John W.
Moore, Associate Professor; and Ed
ward M. Harris, Chief of the Elec
tronics Shop. From Harvard Medical
School: Dr. T. J. McManus, Assistant
Professor.
Radiology
Dr. Cavanaugh, Director of Radia
tion Therapj^ w'ill spend the month of
October touring tumor centers in
Europe.
Physical Therapy
Our congratulations to John Reibel
and Ellie Flanagan who, w'ithin days
of each other, completed the require
ments for the M.A. at Duke Univer
sity; John in anatomy and Ellie in
physiology.
The start of the academic year sees
two staff members undertake further
education; Bill Schmidt to continue
graduate work at UNC and Beth
IJssher to begin study for a Masters
in Public Health at the UNC School
of Public Health.
Nancy Warner has ventured into a
new position as Co-ordinator for Ex
tension Services in Physical Therapy
for Duke University iledical Center
and Durham County. Established in
conjunction with the state and local
health departments, the project pro
vides for physical therapy to be given
in the homes and nui’sing homes of
the community.
Welcome to Barbara Burgin of
Zurich, Switzerland, trainee; Mr.
Afzal Quarishi of Karachi, Pakistan,
trainee; Mrs. Julie Smith, staff mem
ber; Mrs. Sara Porter, secretary for
the Physical Therapy School; and
Thurman Forte, orderly. Good luck
to Tjeanor Lalinda in her new post at
the University of Illinois.
Duke Hospital
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