New health professionals among Sunday's graduates
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Page Auditorium. This year's offering is
"No, No, Nanette," a Broadway hit
musical.
Also Saturday night. University
Organist Fenner Douglass will give a
recital on the Benjamin N. Duke
Memorial Organ in Duke Chapel. The
recital will begin at 9 p.m.
Baccalaureate services for candidates
for bachelors degrees are scheduled for 9
a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday in Duke Chapel.
Delivering the addresses will be the
Rev. Gilleasbuig MacMillan, senior
minister at St. Giles Cathedral in
Edinburgh, Scotland.
Medicine
Those who will receive the Doctor of
Medicine degree on Sunday are listed
below. Indicated in parentheses is the
place each will begin house staff training.
Stephen Edward Alpert (Pa. Children's Hospital),
David Alyono (Univ. of Minn.), Jerry Stewart Apple
(Duke), James Monroe Avent (Univ. of Utah), William
Reed Bell Jr. (Duke), Robert Francis Bencze (Fairfax
Hospital, Va.), Henry Harold Bible Jr. (Univ. of Colo.),
Daniel Hughston Booth (Univ. of Utah), Bert Alton
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Brantley Jr. and Garrett Schell Bressler (Wm. Shands
Hospital, Fla).
Mary A. Buesing (Brook Army Med. Ctr.), Philip
Joseph Butera (Wilford Hall Med. Ctr.), Stephen
Robert Butler (Stanford), Robert McKinnon Califf
(Univ. of Calif.), Benjamin Arthur Carey (Navy
Regional Med. Ctr., Oakland). Joseph Yat-Sing
Cheung (Duke), William Tucker Cline (New York
Hospital), John Allen Dicks Cooper Jr. (Univ. of
Wash ), John Rockwell Culp (Wm. Shands) and
Margaret Thompson Dydek (Duke).
Marsha Overman Edmundson (Fayetteville
AHEC), Douglas Joseph Erickson (Vanderbilt), Adam
Philip Geballe (Univ. of Chicago), John Wyatt Gnann
Jr. (Univ. of Ala.), Michael Robert Gorman (Univ. of
Texas SW), John Douglas Graham III (Univ. of Mich.),
Jodeile Sue Groeneveld (Univ. of Wise.), Sarah
Frances Wilkinson Hainline (Duke), Melissa Hamp
(Pittsburgh) and Wayne Lee Harper (N.C. Baptist).
Margaret Alycia Hassett (Grady Memorial), Joan
Sanford Henderson (Mass. General), Robert Miles
Hoffman (Pittsburgh), Joseph Plonk Isley (Harrisburg
Hospital), Robert Bruce Johnson (NCMH), Stephen
Morgan Johnson (Univ. of Ala.), Susan Lisa Kelley
(Univ. of Colo.), Peggy Susan Lindsey (Johns
Hopkins), Howard Alan Lipton (Beth Israel, Boston)
and Eric Carr McClees (Duke).
Donald Munro McIntosh II (Vanderbilt), David
Clarence Morris (Columbia Richland Co.), John Lewis
Myers (Maine Med. Ctr.), Kurt Douglas Newman
(Peter Bent Brigham), Claire Cooper Nord (NCMH),
Marc Lee Peters-Golden (New England Ctr.
Hospital), Charles Wayne Plummer (Duke), Linda
Hough Pozner (L.A. Co. Harbor General), Randall
Craig Rickard (S.C. Med. Ctr.) and Steven Forest
Roark (Duke).
Linda Celeste Robb-Nicholson (Peter Bent
Brigham), Steven Robert Savona (NYU-Bellevue),
Lyn Alice Sedwick (U. San Antonio), Carlton Clark
Sexton (Yale-New Haven), Robert Charles Shepard,
Douglas Paul Sherman (Tallahassee Mem. Hospital),
George Thomas Shires, III (Grady Mem ), Roberdeau
Dunn Simmons (Univ. of Miami), Margaret Lynn
Smiley (Duke) and John Carson Hay Steele Jr. (Wm.
Shands).
Matthew Bruce Stem (Univ. of Pa.), Norman
Lander Stockbridge, Hanes McPherson Swingle
(Mass. General), Terry Taylor (Gerogetown Univ.),
Wendell Howard Tiller, Jr. (Duke), Stephen Young
Wilkerson (Naval Regional), Lewis Thomas Williams
(Mass. General), John Charles Wood (Univ. of Va.),
Eugene Edward Wright Jr. (Duke) and Eric Monroe
Yoder (Univ. of Va.).
Intercom
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Joe Sigler
Director
John Becton
Editor
Primary contributors: William Erwin,
Comprehensive Cancer Center medical
writer; Ina Fried, staff writer; Parker
Herring, public relations assistant; Edith
Roberts, staff writer; David Williamson,
medical writer.
Circulation: Ann Kittrell.
December and September
The following completed requirements
in the School of Medicine in December
1977:
Lawrence Curtis Bandy (Ohio State), Thomas
Lewis Beardsley (Dartmouth), William Haywood
Bobbitt III (Univ. of Colo.), Zebulon Lynn Bowman
(Univ. of Texas), Dale Eric Bredesen (Duke), Samuel
Joseph Buff (Duke), Jonca Camille Bull (George
Washington Univ.), Phyllis DeCarlo Cross (S.C.) and
Thaddeus Leland Dunn (Vanderbilt).
Elaine Reginia Ferguson (Univ. of Chicago), Harley
Flay Freiberger (S.C ), loel Steven Goldberg (Michael
Reese), Eugene Wilson Griffin III (Duke), Jeffrey
Becker Hanson (Univ. of Colo ), Elizabeth Ann
Harden (Univ. of Texas S.W.), Lynn Renee Hayes
(Presbyterian St. Lukes), Melvin Lee Henderson
(E.C.U.) and Gameel Byron Hodge Jr.
Marianne Jackson, Jeffrey Monroe Johnston
(Vanderbilt), Clinton Hubert Joiner (Duke), Charles
Djvid Lutin, Charles William Mains (Univ. of Colo.),
William Neal Newman (Duke), Anton Peter Nielsen
(Duke), Alfred Mack Roberts (E. Va. Grad. Med.
School) and Pamela Margaret Runge (Univ. of Va.).
Thomas M. Shelburne (Duke), Catherine Helene
Toye Suslavich (Duke), Frank John Suslavich Jr.
(Duke), George Stackley Tyson Jr. (Duke), Joseph
Vincent Vogel (N.Y. Hospital), Price Walker Jr. (Univ.
of Ala.) and Stephen Arnold Wank Oohns Hopkins).
Those completing requirements for the
M.D. degree in September 1977 were:
Vilray Papin Blair III, Robert Lee Bloomfield,
Michael Joseph Borowitz, W'illiam Frank Cassano (St.
Louis Children's Hospital), Patrick Robert Conner
(Univ. of Ala.), William G.H. Gibson (Duke), David
Ginsburg (Peter Bent Brigham), John David Lambeth
(Duke), Beverly Jane Myers-Budge and David Stuart
Shimm (Duke).
Nursing
Recipients of the Bachelor of Science in
Nursing degree will be:
Shelley Foerderer Ames, Cathy Marie Anderson,
Margaret Kittinger Batson, Susan Hanket Brandt,
Beth Marian Broadwin, Kathryn Kay Buis, Susan
Frazer Byrne, Martha Marie Calkins, Karen Ellen
Chappell and Gayle Marie Coggeshall.
Margaret Anne Cohen, Norma Jean Colechia,
Claire Louise Costello, Cheryl Ann Curtis, Christina
Bertha Dapp, Diane Harriett Dugan, Cheryl Diane
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Duke in health fair
The Pediatric Recreation Therapy
Program will participate in a mini-health
fair for Head Start parents tomorrow.
The fair is sponsored by Operation
Breakthrough and will be held from 11
a.m.-4 p.m. at Whitted Junior High School
on the corner of Roxboro and Umstead
Streets.
The health fair will feature booths
from a variety of local health
organizations. Duke recreation
therapists Sue Hodges, Nina Burkhill,
Loretta Crawford and Vivian Lewis will
take turns staffing thfe booth.
CHORAL RESPONSES were offered throughout the show by this group, rumored to be the
Salzburg Choir, but looking like a group of medical students in unusual lab coats.
Found
A sorority pin with the initials V.H.
was found on the walk in front of the
hospital recently. The owner may
claim it at the information desk.