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39th Class
Duke Med School Graduates 71
Seventy-one brand new physicians
participated in Duke's graduation
exercises June 1.
The nine wonfien and sixty-two men of
the Duke Medical School Class of 1970
came to Durham four years ago
representing 17 states and two foreign
countries. All have begun or will shortly
begin internships in their particular
specialities to complete requirements for
certification by the National Board of
Medical Examiners.
The actual graduation activities, a part
of the University's commencement
celebration, were preceded on Sunday,
May 31, by a Hippocratic Oath ceremony
and annual graduates' reception and
luncheon at the Durham Hotel and Motel.
Dr. Thomas Kinney, director of
medical education, presided at the
Hippocratic Oath Ceremony and
presented a talk to the graduates.
Following recitation of the oath, a
traditional pledge made by new
physicians, John Andrew Horton gave the
annual class address.
Ten of the graduates are from North
Carolina and eight more come from the
neighboring states of South Carolina and
Virginia.
The new doctors include the
following;
California—Guy Russell Lord of San
Francisco and Patricia Lawlor Lord of
Sacramento.
Co n nect icut —Donald Anthony
Conetta of Stamford, Jan Victor Karlin
of Waterbury, Anthony Marchand of
Greenwich, Howard Francis Pease of New
Milford, and Alan David Rogol of
Seymour.
Florida—Thomas Edward Austin of
Umatella, David Earnhardt Boaz of
Gainesville, Floyd Richard Everhart, Jr.,
of West Palm Beach, Robert Gordon of
Coral Gables, and Barnett William Lewis
of Lakeland.
Mary land—Ronald Eugene Bost of
Temple Hills, Norman Howard Needel of
West Hyattsville, and William Kirkby
Tucker of Chevy Chase.
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Massachusetts—Daniel Bernhardt Palko
of Agawam, and Stephen Allan Sohn of
Newton.
New Jersey—John Charles Angelillo of
North Haledon, Paul Kenneth Ayars, Jr.,
of Bridgeton, Lowell Harley Gill of River
Edge, Walter Richard Schmits, Jr., of
Demarest, Clifford Joel Schostal of
Livingston, and Harold Alvin Smith, Jr.,
of Marlton.
New Mexico—William M. O'Neill of
Alburquerque.
New York—Dale Wells Caughey, Jr., of
Binghamton, Henry Joseph Comiter of
New York City, Peter Allen Engel of
Rochester, John Andrew Horton of White
Plains, Dexter Lee Jeffords of Roslyn,
William Alvin Kutner of Dunkirk, and
John Paul Wexler of Brooklyn.
North Carolina—Arthur Watts Clark,
Jr., Thomas Roberts Kinney, Margaret
Bates Walker Miller, Nancy White Stead,
and Martha Eloise Valiant, all of Durham,
James Caudell Ballenger and Carol Diana
Silver, both of Raleigh, Elias Farid
Ghanem and Edwin Lee Jones, 111, both
of Charlotte, and Merle Rudy Busby of
Salisbury.
Ohio—Thomas Trevor Reiley and
Charles Philip Reynolds, III, both of
Cincinnati, and William Thomas Smith of
Warren.
PennsyIvania—Thomas Edward
Harrison of Line Lexington, Walter
Luther Miller of Nazareth, Forrest Owen
Smith of Monaca, and June Pfautz Van
Bruggen of Tarentum.
South Carolina-Edward Barnwell
Black of Greenville, and James Reginald
Kelly of Columbia.
Tennessee—Carlos Clinton Campbell,
III, Ewin Burrow Jenkins, and Gregory
Allen Kelly, all of Knoxville, Michael
Dortch Coleman of Memphis, William
Lewis McGuffin, Jr., of Greenville,
William Paul Silberberg of Chattanooga,
and William Robert Somers of Oak Ridge.
Texas—Paul Hicholas Marusov of
Houston, Joseph Paul Miller of
Beaumont, and Susan Margaret Scales of
New Braunfels.
Utah—Gilbert Maylon Maw of Salt
Lake City.
Virginia—William Jerold Baggs of
Reston, Paul Taber Forth, Jr., of
Roanoke, Philip William Gold of Newport
News, Linda Darlene Green of Falls
Church, Harold David Head of Lexington,
and James Alan Miller of Alexandria.
West Virginia—John Thomas Gwynne
of Morgantown, and John Stephen Kiser
of Charleston.
Israel—Harvey Joel Cohen.
Turkey—Sezer Aksel.
Eighteen Students Win Honors
Eighteen outstanding members of the
Class of 1970 of the Duke School of
Medicine were honored at a luncheon
following the Hippocratic Oath ceremony
May 31.
Thirteen of the new physicians were
named members of Alpha Omega Alpha,
national medical honor society.
They included John Stephen Kizer,
William Lewis McGuffin, Carol Diana
Silver, Nancy White Stead, Michael
Dortch Coleman, Linda Darlene Green,
Thomas Edward Harrison, John Andrew
Horton, James Reginald Kelly, Gregory
Allen Kelly, Alan David Rogol, Susan
Margaret Scales, and William Robert
Somers.
Thomas Trevor Reiley was recognized
as winner of the Davison Scholarship
while the Lange Medical Publications
Award went to commencement speaker
John Andrew Horton.
Dr. Horton also received the Roche
Award as president of the student
government Davison Society and shared
the C.V. Mosby Book Award with
Barnett William Lewis.
The Thomas Jefferson Award for
outstanding achievement in
extra-curricular activiti^ went to Linda
Darlene Green and Carlos Clinton
Campbell, III.
Miss Green also took honors as winner
of the Upjohn Award for student
research.
Edwin Lee Jones, III, and Floyd
Richard Everhart, Jr., were joint winners
of the Dermaquizz Award.