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Psychiatry
Three new department secretaries:
Edna Elterieh, Mrs. Pat Goodman,
and Sandra Allen, secretarial intern
who replaced Betty Hall. Betty
joined the Surgical Pool. Mrs. Anne
I)obson who has been working with
us “filling in” for June Perry, now
on leave of absence, is now working
for Army Ordnance.
Private Medical Laboratory
Mrs. Joyce Satterfield joined our
staff January 9. She and her hus
band, Dr. G. Howard Satterfield, Jr.,
who has rejoined the Ob-Gyn house
staff, returned to Duke after two
years in the Air Force.
Surgical P.D.C.
Mrs. Mary E. Adcock joined the
S.P.D.C. reception desk in January.
Physical Therapy
Three members of the 1961 Duke
University Physical Therapy Class,
graduated December 4, have joined
our staff: Rhoda Moyer, Christine von
Arnim and Kay Syms.
Also returning to our staff on a
part-time basis while he continues his
work toward the Ph.D. degree at
TJNC is Bill Schmidt.
John Kiebel, a Duke Physical Ther
apy graduate who completed the re
quirements for his M.A. degree in
anatomy at Duke in August 1961,
started January 2 as associate in
Physical Therapy and is working in
conjunction with the Department of
Neurosurgery.
QUOTES FROM THE PRESS
Hartford Hospital newssheet RX-
Tra, December 11, reports “Dr. Doris
Ahlee Howell, associate professor of
pediatrics and pediatric hematology
at Duke University School of Medi
cine, was the guest speaker at a ,dis-
cussion on pediatric hematology held
at HH last week under the sponsor
ship of the pediatric department.”
PRINTERS’ INK
Dr. C. Ronald Stephen, professor
and chief of anesthesiology at Duke
Medical Center, is co-author of a
new book dealing with halothane, a
recently developed and effective an
esthetic agent. The book, entitled,
“Halothane,” is published by Wil
liams and Wilkins of Baltimore. Co
author is Dr. David M. Little, Jr., of
the anesthesiologv’ department at
Hartford (Connecticut) Hospital.
The fifth edition of a widely known
X-ray text and reference book by
John B. Cahoon, assistant professor
of X-ray technology at Duke, has
been published by the Duke Press.
Hlntitled “ Form\iiating X-Ray Tech
nics,” the book is intended as a “com
pact text on radiographic exposure”
for student X-ray technicians and
also as a source of information and
reference for more experienced tech
nicians. The book’s five editions over
a 14-year period were prepared in
order to keep up with advances in
X-ray technology.
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