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Nurses
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MASSACHUSETTS-Susan C. Hadam
of Andover, Patricia Jane Hansen of
Wellesley, Marianne Jackson of Concord,
Laurie Anne Johnston of Winsor, Nanette
Gay Killam of Manchester, and Anne
Marie Roussell of Melrose.
MICHIGAN-Lauri Stanton of Bloom
field Hills.
MINNESOTA-Sandra Kay Fauth of
Tower.
NEW JERSEY-Anita Joanne Birch of
Kendall Park, Linda Ruth Chambliss of
New Providence, Sharon Elizabeth Coo
per of Short Hills, Barbara Joanne Curtis
of east Brunswick, Judith Ann Gordon
of Westfield, Janet Marie Lemen of Ora-
dell, Nancy Lynn Marchak of Martins
ville, Janet Theresa Matena of Middleton,
Margaret Susan Meier of Lincoln Park,
Marilyn Marie Murray of Summit, Chris
tine Elizabeth Reheis of Short Hills,
Rebecca Anne Shelley of Convent Sta
tion, Alison Vance Street of Upper Sad
dle River, Sandra Anne Wiley of Oradell,
and Maralee Townsend Youngs of Co
lumbus.
NEW YORK-Sandee Lee Eickhoff of
Spring Valley, Kathryn Anne Hafford of
Babylon, Wendy Ann Mosher of Ithaca,
Suzanne Mirial Perlee of Jamestown,
Roslyn Ellen Raymond of Manlius, Carol
Elizabeth Rogers of Croton-on-Hudson,
Diane Stahl of Bayshore, Jean Anne
Surat of Staten Island, and Sarah Chris
tine Zahniser of Larchmont.
NORTH CAROLINA-Barbara R. Bor
deaux of Ingold, Emily Gruelle Collini of
Wilmington, Teresa Karen Galloway of
Durham, Deborah Teague Grant of High
Point, and Kathy Clara Yates of Millers
Creek.
OHIO-Martha Ann Earhart of I ron
ton, Carlyn Ann Horning of Westersville,
Beverly Anne Peirce of Cincinnati, and
Evelyn Louise Sellors of Shaker Heights.
PENNSYLVANIA-Katharyn S. Antle
of Berwyn, Anne Marsh Armstrong of
Harrisburg, Jill N. Giltenboth of Glen-
shaw, Linda S. Kynett of Wallingford,
Jessie Salus Shrut of Upper St. Clair,
Ellen Marie Snyder of Riegelsville, Alice
May Succop of Pittsburgh, Paige Thomp
son of Tatamy, and Debra Whitehead of
Media.
SOUTH CAROLINA-Patti Lu Alfred
of Easley.
TENNESSEE-Debbie Kate Harvey of
Elizabethton.
TEXAS-Margaret L. Wyckoff of Hous
ton.
VIRGINIA-Maureen Lucille Ireland of
Arlington, Susan Ruth Luongo of Reston,
Phyllis Ann Swearengen of Arlington, and
Constance Elizabeth Vaught of Stephens
City.
WEST VIRGIN I A-Deborah Ann Day
of South Charleston.
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Charlotte Mor
ris of 5220 Partridge Lane and Jean Alice
Phelps of 5009 Scarsdale Road.
BRAZIL-Muriel Margaret Petersen of
Rio de Janeiro.
VENEZUELA-Jacqueling Tucker of
Caracas.
Auxiliary Holds
Membership and
District Meetings
The Duke Hospital Auxiliary partici
pated in the District 4 meeting in Dur
ham and sponsored a membership meet
ing this month.
The District 4 session of the N. C.
Council on Auxiliaries was held October
9 at Blair House.
Main speaker was Dr. John Altrocchi,
professor of medical psychology at Duke,
talking about "Mental Health, Problems
in Living and Prevention of Self-Des-
tructive Behavior."
The afternoon meeting of auxilians'
from the district heard a discussion of
their possible roles in the care of the
aged in hospitals by Dr. John Nowlin,
assistant professor of community health
sciences.
The yearly membership meeting of the
auxiliary was held October 22 at the
Graduate Center.
Featured speaker for the meeting was
Nancy Coble, a participant in Duke's
Project Nicaragua. Miss Coble is a junior
history major at Duke.
During the business part of the meet
ing, the auxiliary approved the slate of
officers for 1970.
Named were the following:
President—Mrs. George Maddox
First Vice President—Mrs. Roland Wilkins
Second Vice Pres.—Mrs. Samuel S. Wiley
Recording Sec.—Mrs. Brainerd Currie
Corresponding Sec.—Mrs. William Hudson
Treasurer—Mrs. Robert Colver
Historian—Mrs. Henry Emerson
Appointed to three-year terms on the
nominating committee were Mrs. Cary
Cole, Mrs. Harold Silberman and Mrs.
Stanley Porter.
Beginning next month. Intercom will
revive a series on the men for whom the
hospital wards were named.
The series was begun in 1966 and
seven of the men's biographies appeared.
We will continue where the 1966 articles
ended and possibly reprint those seven
already done at the end.
Next month's issue will feature Harvey
Cushing.
RENOVATION—Workmen are busy renovating four operating rooms to bring the
total in the Duke OR suite to 18. (photo by Bill Boyarsky)