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GRAY  MATTER 

VOLUME  XLII 

1986 


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BOWMAN  GRAY  SCHOOL  OF 
MEDICINE 

WAKE  FOREST  UNIVERSITY 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 


TABLE  OF  CONTENTS  . 


DEDICATION  3 

AWARDS 4 

SPECIAL  RECOGNITION  6 

SENIOR  RETROSPECTIVE  7 

SENIORS  17 

HOUSE  OFFICER  APPOINTMENTS  56 

JUNIORS 59 

SOPHOMORES 71 

FRESHMEN 83 

GRADUATE  STUDENTS  93 

PHSICIAN  ASSISTANT  STUDENTS  ...  102 

HOUSE  OFFICERS  108 

FACULTY  AND  ADMINISTRATION  124 

ADVERTISEMENTS 150 

YEARBOOK  STAFF  164 

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  AND 
COLOPHON 168 


DEDICATION 


Ronald  B.  Mack,  M.D. 


Anyone  who  believes  that  Renaissance  men  do  not 
exist  today  obviously  has  not  met  Ronald  Mack, 
M.D.  A  physician,  an  author,  a  scholar,  and  a  teacher. 
Dr.  Mack  is  a  man  admired  for  his  dedication  and 
hard  work.  He  is  loved  by  his  students  for  his  capti- 
vating sense  of  humor.  His  greatest  talent,  however, 
is  the  ability  to  take  otherwise  dry  material  and 
bring  it  to  life  so  that  learning  becomes  easy  and 
pleasurable. 

Dr.  Mack  has  strong  roots  in  his  home  state  of 
Illinois.  After  spending  his  younger  days  in  Chicago, 
he  entered  the  Navy  and  served  as  a  Pharmacist's 
Mate  Third  Class.  He  later  returned  to  Chicago  and 
earned  his  B.S.  and  M.D.  from  Loyola  University, 
graduating  in  1957.  Internship  at  Cook  County  hospi- 
tal and  residency  in  Pediatrics  at  Loyola  followed. 

In  1957,  Dr.  Mack  entered  private  practice.  He  did 
some  moonlighting  during  this  time,  but  not  at  the 
local  Emergency  room.  (Good  positions  were  hard  to 
find!)  Rather,  he  served  as  the  Pediatric  Consultant 
for  Primates  at  the  Brookfield  Zoo.  From  1972  to 
1975,  Dr.  Mack  served  as  the  Academic  Director  and 
Chairman  of  the  Division  of  Pediatrics  of  MacNeal 
Memorial  Hospital  in  Berwyn,  Illinois.  Also  during 
these  years  Dr.  Mack  and  his  wife  Marcia  were  rais- 
ing their  four  children. 

In  1975,  Dr.  Mack  came  to  Winston-Salem.  He 
worked  with  the  Physician  Assistant  training 
program  for  a  year  and  a  half.  Then  he  assumed  his 
present  position  with  Bowman  Gray,  teaching  at 
Reynold's  Health  Center.   It  is  there  that  he 


flourishes  making  the  mundane  fascinating  for  us, 
his  students.  He  comes  in  contact  with  every  student 
who  goes  through  Bowman  Gray,  guiding  us 
through  pediatric  evaluation  and  diagnosis,  as  well 
as  teaching  us  to  assume  nothing. 

In  additon  to  his  work  in  Pediatrics,  Dr.  Mack 
pursues  a  strong  interest  in  toxicology.  This  interest 
combines  with  a  flair  for  writing,  and  a  knowledge 
of  history,  the  arts,  and  literature.  The  end  product 
of  this  is  a  series  of  articles  on  poisoning  and  drug 
abuse  which  are  both  informative  and  entertaining. 
These  are  published  regulary  in  the  North  Carolina 
Medical  Journal  and  Contemporary  Pediatrics. 

Dr.  Mack's  activities  extend  beyond  the  borders  of 
Winston-Salem.  He  is  one  of  six  members  of  the 
Committee  of  Accident  and  Poison  Prevention  of  the 
American  Academy  of  Pediatrics.  He  is  the 
Chairman  of  the  N.C.  Medical  Society's  Committee 
on  Drug  Abuse  and  Pharmacy,  as  well  as  Chairman 
of  the  Committee  on  Accidents  and  Childhood 
Poisoning  of  the  N.C.  Chapter  of  the  American 
Academy  of  Pediatrics.  He  is  also  involved  with  the 
American  Association  of  Poison  Control  Centers, 
and  is  a  reviewer  for  Pediatrics. 

Dr.  Mack  has  received  numerous  honors  in  the 
past,  including  the  Clinical  Teaching  Excellence 
Award  given  by  the  medical  students  and  the 
Teacher  of  the  Year  Award  given  by  the  P. A. 
students.  The  Class  of  1986  is  proud  to  add  to  those 
laurels  the  dedication  of  the  year's  edition  of  the  Gray 
Matter.  We  salute  you. 


a  FACULTY  AWARDS  FOR  ACHIEVEMENT 


TEACHING 
EXCELLENCE 

Awarded  by  the  medical 

school  administration, 

academic  faculty,  and 

student  body. 

B.  Todd  Troost,  M.D. 


March  1985 

Polly  A.  Purgason 
William  C.  Owen 
Fred  C.  Fowler 


AOA  APPOINTMENTS 


November  1986 

Richard  A.  Aronson 
Mart  J.  Amick 
Carlj.  Daltner 
John  D.  Davis 


F.  Brian  Gibson 

G.  Christopher 
Hammet 

Kimberly  A.  Hott 
Donna  J.  lies 
Leslie  D.  Kammire 


Warren  M.  Overby 
Lawrence  J.  Samuels 
Gary  R.  Schafer 
Kerry  Shalran 
Frank  Walsh 


SCHOLARSHIPS 


UPJOHN  ACHIEVEMENT  AWARD Fred  C.  Fowler 

For  the  senior,  elected  by  classmates,  who  completely  embodies  the  concept  of  the  "Total  Physician" 

FACULTY  AWARD William  C  0wen 

For  demonstrating  overall  scholarship  and  character 

PEDIATRIC  MERIT  AWARD  Mary  Beth  Conway 

For  all-round  ability  and  interest  in  Pediatrics 

OBSTETRICS  AND  GYNECOLOGY  MERIT  AWARD Warren  M.  Overby 

For  outstanding  academic  and  professional  stature  in  Ob/Gyn 

SURGICAL  MERIT  AWARD Warren  M.  Overby 

For  excellence  in  the  field  of  Surgery 

ROBERT  P.  VIDINGHOFF  MEMORIAL  AWARD  Nancy  C.  Winker 

For  aptitude  and  devotion  to  the  field  of  Family  Practice. 

M.  ROBERT  COOPER  SCHOLARSHIP  AWARD  Leslie  D.  Kammire 

For  the  senior  expressing  serious  interest  in  the  specialty  of  Oncology 

WILLIT  AWARD  Lee  T  Dresser 

For  demonstrating  interest  and  ability  in  Neurosonology 

WELCH-KEMPTON  MYASTHENIA  GRAVIS  AWARD  James  W.  Bowen, 

Carl  T.  Daltner 

For  research  in  Myasthenia  Gravis  and  related  subjects 

C.B.  DEAN  MEMORIAL  AWARD Robert  E.  Hersh 

For  outstanding  work  in  clinical  Oncology 

RICHARD  L.  BURT  AWARD  Leslie  D.  Kammire 

For  interest  and  achievement  in  Ob/Gyn  research. 


AWARDS  IN  TEACHING  EXCELLENCE 


BASIC  SCIENCE  TEACHING 

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W.  Keith  O'Steen,  Ph.D. 
Anatomy 


Peter  B.  Smith,  Ph.D. 
Biochemistry 


CLINICAL  TEACHING 


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Jimmy  L.  Simon,  M.D. 
Pediatrics 


Julia  M.  Cruz,  M.D. 
Hematology  /Oncology 


HOUSE  OFFICER  TEACHING 


D.  Paul  Bunnell,  M.D. 
Internal  Medicine 


Margaret  A.  Noel,  M.D. 
Internal  Medicine 


SPECIAL  RECOGNITION 


Richard  Janeway  M.D. 


Richard  Janeway,  M.D.,  has  served  as  Dean  of  the 
Bowman  Gray  School  of  Medicine  of  Wake  Forest 
University  for  the  last  14  years.  Under  Dr.  Janeway 's 
leadership,  the  school's  faculty  has  more  than 
doubled  in  number,  research  grants  have  increased 
dramatically,  and  the  school  has  achieved  a  national 
reputation  for  excellence.  In  the  preceding  1985-86 
academic  year,  Dr.  Janeway  was  named  Executive 
Dean  and  Chief  Executive  Officer  of  the  medical 
school.  Dr.  Fairfield  Goodale  subsequently  assumed 
the  position  of  Dean. 

Dr.  Janeway,  a  native  of  California,  holds  an  A.B. 
degree  from  Colgate  University  and  an  M.D.  degree 
from  the  University  of  Pennsylvania,  where  he  also 
did  his  internship.  Following  military  service.  Dr. 
Janeway  came  to  Bowman  Gray  as  a  National  In- 
stitute of  Health  trainee,  and  completed  his 
residency  in  neurology  in  1966.  Dr.  Janeway  was 


named  the  Markle  Scholar  for  the  years  1968  to  1972. 
During  this  time  he  progressed  from  assistant 
professor  to  full  professor  in  neurology.  In  1971  Dr. 
Janeway  succeeded  Dr.  Manson  Meads  as  Dean  of  the 
medical  school. 

Dr.  Janeway  is  active  on  a  national  level  in  plan- 
ning and  improving  health  care  delivery  and  medi- 
cal education.  He  continues  to  be  heavily  involved 
with  the  AAMC,  having  served  as  Chairman  of  that 
body  from  1984  to  1985. 

Since  1983,  Dr.  Janeway  has  been  Vice  President 
for  Health  Affairs  for  Wake  Forest  University.  In 
this  capacity  and  as  Executive  Dean,  Dr.  Janeway 's 
leadership  will  still  be  felt  as  he  guides  this  institu- 
tion and  keeps  it  on  the  cutting  edge  of  medical 
practice.  We,  the  students  of  Bowman  Gray,  offer 
our  thanks,  our  appreciation,  and  our  respect  for  a 
job  well  done. 


SENIOR  RETROSPECTIVE 


For  some,  interest  in  medicine  came  at  an  early  age, 
often  through  a  parent  involved  in  the  field. 


-The  KING  of  Herbicides'* 


BOTEX,   Inc. 

It  may  be  monetary  greed, 
but  u-e  exterminate  every  Weed. 

BOB  HARNED,  President 


Department  Heads 

Consultants 

Operations  M ana  at  ment 
ALEX  WILSON 

Personnel 
KENZ1E  COX 

smiral  &  Genetic  Exploitation 
BILL  CKIMM1NS 

Diplomatic 
L1BBY  FOSSO 

Medical  school  is  quite  expensive,  so  more  than  one  in- 
dividual sought  creatives  means  to  finance  his  educa- 
tion. 


The  Early  Years 

Looking  back,  it  seems  like  only  yesterday  when 
we  set  foot  upon  the  path  that  led  us  to  Bowman 
Gray.  Pause  with  us  as  we  try  to  recapture  some  of 
those  memories  common  to  us  all.  These  were 
times  mixed  with  hope,  anxiety,  joy  and 
challenge. 


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The  aspiring  youg  practitioner  took  great  delight 
in  receiving  his  first  stethoscope  for  Christmas. 
He  auscultated  everything  in  sight. 


Many  long  hours  spent  in  science  labs  provided 
the  discipline  later  needed  in  learning  medicine. 


Getting  In 


The  interview  was  a  very  anxiety-producing  situa- 
tion. 


Would  it  help  if  I  got  on  my  knees? 


The  acceptance  letter  was  a  cause  for  great  celebra 
rinn. 


tion 


U.H    0BEy'B'"cXsrM6TO" 


Bowman  Gray  chose  students  from  a  wide  variety  of 
geographic  locations. 


Every  class  has  its  gunners. 


First  Year 


Many  good  friendships  developed. 


Studying  became  a  social  outlet. 


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Only  the  true  gunners  came  to  Gross  Lab  on  Friday 
night. 


Go  for  it. 


6  V  O-Ub 


HIYYYYEEEEEEEE!!!!! 


4r.l«-    ^r' 


Competitive?  Who,  US?? 


First  Year 


The  first  annual  talent  show 


Summer  of  '83  —  Turn  180°  and  continue. 


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Second  Year 


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Dr.       censored         (oThe<w*e     K"o~r,    oi     the     Doctor     of    Doze, 
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The  note  service  took  its  role  in  our  education 
very  seriously. 


We  met  Dr.  Skinner,  the  original  Good  'Ole  Boy. 


Long  Live  Captain  Note  Service. 


Despite  Dr.  Philp's  diligent  efforts,  many  aspects  of  physical  diagnosis  proved  difficult  to 
master. 


II 


Third  Year  Clerkships 


The  consummate  surgeon  is  well-groomed  as  well  as      Oops  —  Late  for  Grand  Rounds.  We'll  have  to  finish 
well-coiffed.  this  later. 


Third  Year  Clerkships 


Late  for  Rounds!!!!!! 


See  Dr.  Simon,  I  did  do  a  growth  chart. 


J 

On  Call  —  Late  Night  with  Chris  &  Bi 


One's  first  delivery  was  a  special  moment. 


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Third  Year  Clerkships 


Uh,  Chris,  are  you  sure  you  picked  up  the 
right  tools? 


Hello,  Micro;  please  don't  hang  up  this 
time. 


Now  before  we  talk  about  your  stabbing  chest  pain,  I  want  to  give  you  three 
objects  to  remember. 


No  Mo  Scut! 


Fourth  Year 


Medicine  Reading 


Heart  Station  and/or  Radiology 


Community  Medicine  1 


Community  Medicine  2 


Only  4  more  applications  to  go. 


Interviewing  —  "What  do  you 
think  of  these  discount  travel 
services?" 


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SENIORS 


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Class  of  1986 


David  M.  Alpeter,  Jr. 


Amicks  on  the  Go! 


Mart  J.  Amick 


18 


David  C.  Apple 


David 


Daniel  E.  Armistead 


Alchemy 


Beth  Adcock  Aronson 


The  Prelude 


19 


The  Big  Day  —  At  Last! 


Dr.  Bailey  and  Author  Maya  Angelou 


Richard  A.  Aronson 


Anthony  M.  Bailey 


Three  Doctors  and  a  Lawyer? 


Karl  L.  Barkley,  II 


20 


C.W.  Bean 


Fourth  Year  Rotation 


Richard  V.  Benya 


Richard  Benya  and  Wife 


James  W.  Bowen 


Jimmie  and  Sonya  .  .  .  Steppin'  Out 


21 


The  Bradley  Bunch 


A.  James  Bradley,  III 


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George  and  Family 


George  T.  Brandt 


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"May  I  Have  Some  Attention,  Please! 


Joseph  P.  Brissette 


C.  Debra  Butler 


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Bob,  Debby,  Elessa,  Nicole  and  Camille 


Lisa  K.  Christensen 


'Isn't  This  What  Anesthesiologists  Do?" 


Mary  Elizabeth  Conway 


Fourth  Year  Stress  Management 


Carl  J.  Daltner 


Marilyn  and  Don 


Marilyn  D'Andrea-Spica 


K.R.,  Drew  and  Their  Hirsute  Child 


Andrew  M.  Davey 


24 


John  D.  Davis 


Thomas  R.  Davis 


Dr.  Davis  and  Dr.  Bowman 


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"I'm  Sitting  in  WHAT' 


Frances  E.  DeChurch 


Clinical  Dermatology  at  Work 


25 


Rich 


Richard  J.  DeMasi 


Ken  and  Shelley 


Kenneth  R.  DeVault 


Mary  Eliza  and  Chip 


Ralph  H.  Duckett 


26 


R.  Kent  Dyer,  Jr. 


Free  Time 


Kelly  R.  Edwards 


Kelly  Savors  Coffee  &  Cake  in  Cologne,  Germany 

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David  K.  Espey 


He  Doesn't  Really  Know  How  to  Ride 


27 


At  the  Great  Wall  of  China 


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Fred  and  Rose  —  After  the  Ceremony 


May  L.  Foo 


Fred  C.  Fowler 


28 


Richard,  Mike  and  Ira 
Rx:  Schrock's  Stat 


Ira  L.  Gaines 


I 


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John  F.  Gaylord,  III 


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William  H.  Gentry 


You  want  to  know  what  I  REALLY  think 
about  being  on  call  tonight ? 


Who  So  Would  Be  a  Man,  Must  Also  Be  a 
Non-Contormist  —  Emerson 


F.  Brian  Gibson 


Brian  and  Mary 


29 


Greg  and  Sherry 


Gregory  L.  Glance 


My  Kind  of  Rx  .  . 


Patricia  B.  Goff 


Nice  Legs! 


Eduardo  R.  Gonzales 


30 


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J.  Scott  Greene 


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Joshua,  Aaron  and  Gracen 


G.  Christopher  Hammet 


Learn  to  Forget 


Robert  G.  Harned 


A  Corporate  Merger 


31 


George  and  Terri  Hart 


So  I  Told  Hudspeth  He  Was  Doing  It  All  Wrong  and 


John  C.  Hayes 


Mi 


Jenny  and  Wes  With  Family 


Jennifer  C.  Hedgepeth 


Kelly  A.  Heller 


Robert  E.  Hersh 


The  United  States  Amputee  Athletic  Association  Swim  Team 


Terri  and  Bob  on  Hilton  Head  Island 


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Michael  H.  Hines 


Mike  and  Leigh 


33 


Liz  and  Don  Horsing  Around 


After  a   10 
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Elizabeth  H.  Holt 


Kimberly  A.  Hott 


Peg  and  D.O.C. 


Margaret  M.  Hubbard 


34 


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Elizabeth  J.  Hungate 


Ask  Mrs.  Science.  She's  Got  a  Degree  in  Medicine. 


Christopher  P.  Hyson 


Chris  and  Audrey  —  Marital  Bliss 


Donna  J.  lies 


Donna  and  Friends 


35 


Trinidad,  Stephanie  and  Loren 


James  and  Kim 


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Mike's  Biochemistry  Tutor 


Earl  T.  Johnson 


James  C.  Johnson 


36 


Leslie  D.  Kammire 


Michael  G.  Landen 


Leslie  and  Gordon 


Hey!  Watch  Where  You  Point  That  Thing 

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W.  Edward  Lewis 


Hatteras  Community  Medicine 
Proiect 


37 


Dr.  Rob's  Outpatient  Clinic  Is  Now  Open 


Robert  E.  Leyrer 


Kin 


Kin  W.  Lui 


Fred  and  Barbara 


Frederick  A.  Lupton,  III 


38 


Gail  S.  Margerum 


All  I  Need  Is  Lovin' 


William  P.  Marks,  Jr. 


Achtung! 


Stephen  S.  Marsh 


Steve  and  Karen  .  .  .  Just  When  You  Thought  It  Was  Safe  To  Go 
Back  in  the  Water 


39 


"Cierro  Los  Ojos  y  Te  Veo." 


James  T.  McDeavitt,  II 


Good  Times  Will  Come  Again 


Brian  A.  Miyazaki 


Ready  for  the  Road 


Alexander  G.  Myers 

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MB,  You  Know  What  Wine  Does  to  Me! 


Sherry  G.  Natale 


The  New  Yorker 


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Ruth  Ann  Nevils 


The  Joys  of  Being  an  Aunt 


41 


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I  Found  My  Rose  Garden  in  Portland 


Kara  M.  Orsak 


Warren  and  Caryn  —  Honeymoon  Cruise 


Warren  M.  Overbey 


Fun  Will  Keep  You  Sane.  You're  Only  Young  Once.  But  if 
You  Do  It  Right,  That's  Enough 


K.  Dale  Owen,  Jr. 


William  C.  Owen 


Lynne,  William  and  Zeke 


Darlene  Oxendine 


Darlene  and  Mark 


Polly  A.  Purgason 


Polly 


43 


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Off  to  Nigeria 


Earl  S.  Ransom,  Jr. 


Angie  and  Dutf 


Lea 


Lea  H.  Rayman 


Charles  L.  Record 


S.  Michael  Roe 


Charles,  His  Parents,  and  the  Skyline  of  Kernersville 


You've  Got  to  be  Pleased 


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Lawrence  J.  Samuels 


On  the  Playground  at  Alcatraz 


45 


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Anne  and  Gary 


Gary  R.  Schafer 


Marian's  True  Nature 


Marian  K.  Schwartz 


It  is  Better  to  Look  Good  Than  to  Feel  Good 


Kevin  M.  Smith 


"Go  Ahead,  Make  My  D 


y  Day. 


Michael  D.  Smith 


Mike,  Richard  and  Ira  —  S/P  Schrock's 


Albert  L.  Sprinkle,  III 


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Jane  F.  Stansel 


The  Bills  and  Lucy 


James  W.  Stout 


Young  Doctors  in  Love 


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Nancy  C.  Winker 


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Cathy  L.  Cowart 


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Will  the  Real  Dr.  Ober  Please  Stand  Up 


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THE  BOWMAN  GRAY  SCHOOL  OF  MEDICINE 
FIRST  YEAR  HOUSE  OFFICER  APPOINTMENTS  —  1986 


DAVID  M.  ALPETER,  Jr. 

(Surgery) 

Good  Samaritan  Hospital 

Cincinnati,  Ohio 

MART  J.  AMICK 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Medical  Center  of  Delaware 
Newark,  Delaware 

DAVID  C.  APPLE 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Medical  University  of 
South  Carolina 
Charleston,  South  Carolina 

DANIEL  E.  ARMISTEAD 

(Family  Medicine) 

Texas  Tech  University  Affiliate 

El  Paso,  Texas 

BETH  ADCOCK 
ARONSON 

(Obstetrics  and  Gynecology) 
University  of  Florida  Medical 

Center 
Shands  Hospital 
Gainesville,  Florida 

RICHARD  A.  ARONSON 

(Internal  Medicine) 
University  of  Florida  Medical 

Center 
Shands  Hospital 
Gainesville,  Florida 

ANTHONY  M.  BAILEY 

(Family  Medicine) 
Eastern  Virginia  Graduate 
Medical  School 
Norfolk,  Virginia 

KARL  L.  BARKLEY,  II 

(Family  Medicine) 
Charlotte  Memorial  Hospital 
Charlotte,  North  Carolina 

C.  W.  BEAN 

(Surgery) 

U.S.  Army 

William  Beaumont  Army 

Medical  Center 
El  Paso,  Texas 

RICHARD  V.  BENYA 

(Internal  Medicine) 
University  of  Illinois 
Affiliated  Hospital 
Chicago,  Illinois 

JAMES  W.  BOWEN 

(Surgery) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 


A.  JAMES  BRADLEY,  III 

(Internal  Medicine) 
University  of  Massachusetts 

Hospital 
Worchester,  Massachusetts 

GEORGE  T.  BRANDT 

(Psychiatry) 
U.S.  Air  Force 
Wilford  Hall 
San  Antonio,  Texas 

JOSEPH  P.  BRISSETTE 

(Surgery) 

Union  Memorial  Hospital 

Baltimore,  Maryland 

C.DEBRA  BUTLER 

(Obstetrics  and  Gynecology) 
Washington  Hospital  Center 
Washington,  D.C. 

LISA  K.  CHRISTENSEN 

(HO  I  —  Pediatrics) 
Orlando  Regional  Medical 

Center 
Orlando,  Florida 
(HO  II  —  Anesthesia) 
University  of  Colorado 
Denver,  Colorado 


MARY  BETH  CONWAY 

(Pediatrics) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

CATHY  L.  COWART 

(Obstetrics  and  Gynecology) 
Mt.  Sinai  Hospital 
Chicago,  Illinois 

CARL  J.  DALTNER 

(Internal  Medicine) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

MARILYN  DANDREA 
—  SPICA 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Geisinger  Medical  Center 
Danville,  Pennsylvania 

ANDREW  M.  DAVEY 

(Pediatrics) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

JOHN  D.  DAVIS 

(Obstetrics  and  Gynecology) 
University  of  Florida  Medical 

Center 
Shands  Hospital 
Gainesville,  Florida 


THOMAS  R.  DAVIS 

(Obstetrics  and  Gynecology) 
Charlotte  Memorial  Hospital 
Charlotte,  North  Carolina 

RICHARD  J.  DEMASI 

(Surgery) 

Pitt  County  Memorial  Hospital  of 
East  Carolina  University 
Greenville,  North  Carolina 

KEN  NTH  R.  DE  VAULT 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Vanderbilt  University 
Affiliated  Hospitals 
Nashville,  Tennessee 

RALPH  H.  DUCKETT 

(Surgery) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

R.  KENT  DYER,  Jr. 

(Otolaryngology) 

Duke  University  Medical  Center 

Durham,  North  Carolina 

KELLY  R.  EDWARDS 

(Pathology) 

Medical  Center  Hospital 

Burlington,  Vermont 

DAVID  K.  ESPEY 

(Internal  Medicine) 
University  of  New  Mexico 
School  of  Medicine 
Alburquerque,  New  Mexico 

MAY  L.  FOO 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Mayo  Graduate  School  of 

Medicine 
Rochester,  Minnesota 

FRED  C.  FOWLER 

(Internal  Medicine) 
University  of  Florida  Medical 

Center 
Shands  Hospital 
Gainesville,  Florida 

IRAL.  GAINES 

(Surgery) 

Huron  Road  Hospital 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

JOHN  F.  GAYLORD,  III 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Roanoke  Memorial  Hospital 
Roanoke,  Virginia 

WILLIAM  H.  GENTRY 

(Surgery) 

Mt.  Zion  Hospital 


San  Francisco,  California 

F.  BRIAN  GIBSON 

(Otolaryngology) 
University  of  Texas  Medical 
Branch  Hospitals 
alveston,  Texas 


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GREGORY  L.  GLANCE 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Moses  H.  Cone  Memorial 

Hospital 
Greensboro,  North  Carolina 

PATRICIA  B.  GOFF 

(Anesthesia) 

Emory  University  School  of 

Medicine 
Atlanta,  Georgia 


EDUARDO  R. 
GONZALES 

(Surgery) 

Charlotte  Memorial  Hospital 

Charlotte,  North  Carolina 

J.  SCOTT  GREENE 

(Otolaryngology) 
Geisinger  Medical  Center 
Danville,  Pennsylvania 

G.  CHRISTOPHER 
HAMMET 

(Transitional) 

Georgia  Baptist  Hospital 

Atlanta,  Georgia 

BOB  HARNED 

(Psychiatry) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

GEORGE  M.  HART 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Charlotte  Memorial  Hospital 
Charlotte,  North  Carolina 

JOHN  C.  HAYES 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Roanoke  Memorial  Hospital 
Roanoke,  Virginia 

JENNIFER  C. 
HEDGEPETH 

(Internal  Medicine) 
University  of  South  Carolina, 
Richland  Memorial  Hospital 
Columbia,  South  Carolina 

KELLY  A.  HELLER 

(Pediatrics) 

Ohio  State  University  Hospitals 

Columbus,  Ohio 

ROBERT  E.  HERSH 

(Surgery) 

U.S.  Navy 


Naval  Regional  Medical  Center 
Portsmouth,  Virginia 

MICHAEL  H.  HINES 

(Surgery) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

ELIZABETH  H.  HOLT 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Moses  H.  Cone  Memorial 

Hospital 
Greensboro,  North  Carolina 

KIMBERLY  A.  HOTT 

(Emergency  Medicine) 
McGaw  Medical  Center  of 
Northwestern  University 
Chicago,  Illinois 

MARGARET  M. 
HUBBARD 

(Orthopedic  Surgery) 
Vanderbilt  University 
Affiliated  Hospitals 
Nashville,  Tennessee 

ELIZABETH  J. 
HUNGATE 

(Pediatrics) 
U.S.  Army 
William  Beaumont  Army 

Medical  Center 
El  Paso,  Texas 

CHRISTOPHER  P. 
HYSON 

(Family  Medicine) 
Middlesex  Memorial  Hospital 
Middletown,  Connecticut 

DONNA  J.  ILES 

(Internal  Medicine) 
University  of  Alabama  Medical 

Center 
Birmingham,  Alabama 

EARL  T.JOHNSON 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Louisiana  University  Medical 

Center 
Baton  Rouge,  Louisiana 

JAMES  C.JOHNSON 

(Diagnostic  Radiology) 
Geisinger  Medical  Center 
Danville,  Pennsylvania 

MICHAEL  C.  JONES 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Roanoke  Memorial  Hospital 
Roanoke,  Virginia 

LESLIE  D.  KAMMIRE 

(Obstetrics  and  Gynecology) 
North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 
Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 


MICHAEL  G.  LANDEN 

(Family  Medicine) 

Medical  University  of  South 

Carolina 
Charleston,  South  Carolina 

W.EDWARD  LEWIS 

(Pathology) 

University  of  South  Florida 

Tampa,  Florida 

ROBERT  E.  LEYRER 

(Surgery) 

Oregon  Health  Sciences 

University 
Portland,  Oregon 

KIN  W.  LUI 

(Surgery) 

Montefiore  Medical  Cener 

New  York,  New  York 

FREDERICK  A. 
LUPTON,  III 

(Internal  Medicine) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

GAIL  S.  MARGERUM 

(Family  Medicine) 
Fayetteville  Medical  Center 

AHEC 
Fayetteville,  North  Carolina 

WILLIAM  P.  MARKS,  JR. 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Medical  University  of  South 

Carolina 
Charleston,  South  Carolina 

STEPHEN  S.  MARSH 

(Family  Medicine) 
Pitt  County  Memorial  Hospital 
of  East  Carolina  University 
Greenville,  North  Carolina 

JAMES  T.  McDEAVITT, 
II 

(Medicine/Pediatrics) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

BRIAN  A.  MIYAZAKI 

(Obstetrics  and  Gynecology) 
Kaiser  Permanente  Medical 

Center 
Los  Angeles,  California 

DAVID  E.  MOORE 

(Diagnostic  Radiology) 
Vanderbilt  University 
Affiliated  Hospitals 
Nashville,  Tennessee 

ALEX  G.  MYERS 

(Psychiatry) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 


SHERRY  G.  NATALE 

(Internal  Medicine) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

RUTH  ANN  NEVILS 

(Internal  Medicine) 
University  of  Tennessee 

Memorial 
Knoxville,  Tennessee 

KARA  M.  ORSAK 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Valley  Medical  Center  of 

University 
of  California 

WARREN  M.  OVERBEY 

(Obstetrics  and  Gynecology) 
North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 
Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

K.  DALE  OWEN,  Jr. 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Valley  Medical  Center  of 
University  of  California 
Fresno,  California 

WILLIAM  C.  OWEN 

(Pediatrics) 

Children's  Hospital  of  George 

Washington  University 
Washington,  D.C. 

DARLENE  OXENDINE 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Medical  University  of  South 

Carolina 
Charleston,  South  Carolina 

POLLY  A.  PURGASON 

(HO  I  —  Internal  Medicine) 

Staten  Island  Hospital 

Staten  Island,  New  York 

(HO  II  —  Ophthomology) 

Manhattan  Eye,  Ear,  and  Throat 

Hospital 

New  York,  New  York 

EARLS.  RANSOM,  Jr. 

(Surgery) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

DUFF  A.  RARDIN 

(HO  I  —  Transitional) 
(HO  II  —  Neurology) 
Medical  College  of  Georgia 
Augusta,  Georgia 

LEA  H.  RAYMAN 

(Transitional) 
Carney  Hospital 
Boston,  Massachusetts 

CHARLES  L.  RECORD 

(Family  Medicine) 


Carraway  Methodist 
Birmingham,  Alabama 

STEPHEN  M.  ROE 

(Surgery) 

Chattanooga  Unit  of  University  of 
Tennessee  College  of  Medicine 
Chattanooga,  Tennessee 

LAWRENCE  J.  SAMUELS 

(HO  I  —  Internal  Medicine) 

Rush-Presbyterian-St.  Luke's 

Medical  Center 

Chicago,  Illinois 

(HO  II  —  Diagnostic  Radiology) 

University  of  Alabama  Medical 

Center 
Birmingham,  Alabama 

GARY  R.  SCHAFER 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Main  Medical  Center 
Portland,  Maine 

MARLAN  K. 
SCHWARTZ 

(Obstetrics  and  Gynecology) 
St.  Barnabas  Medical  Center 
Livingston,  New  Jersey 

KERRY  M.  SHAFRAN 

(Internal  Medicine) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

KEVIN  M.  SMITH 

(Transitional) 
Riverside  Hospital 
Newport  News,  Virginia 

MICHAEL  D.  SMITH 

(Obstetrics  and  Gynecology) 
University  of  Florida  Medical 

Center 
Shands  Hospital 
Gainesville,  Florida 

ALBERT  L.  SPRINKLE, 
III 

(Psychiatry) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

JANE  F.  STANSEL 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Eastern  Virginia  Graduate 
School  of  Medicine 
Norfolk,  Virginia 

JAMES  W.  STOUT 

(Pediatrics) 

University  of  Washington 

Affiliates 
Seattle,  Washington 

GEORGE  THABIT,  III 

(HO  I  —  Internal  Medicine) 
Kaiser  Foundation  Hospital 
Santa  Clair,  California 


(HO  II  —  Orthopedics) 
Boston  University  Medical 

Center 
Boston,  Massachusetts 

BARTON  A.  THOMAS 

(Surgery) 

Baystate  Medical  Center 

Springfield,  Massachusetts 

DAVID  E.  THOMPSON 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Vanderbilt  University 
Affiliated  Hospitals 
Nashville,  Tennessee 

CHARLES  M. 
VAUGHAN 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Eastern  Virginia  Graduate 

School  of  Medicine 
Norfolk,  Virginia 

FRANCIS  X.  WALSH 

(HO  I  —  Internal  Medicine) 
St.  Vincent  Hospital 
Worcester,  Massachusetts 
(HO  II  —  Neurology) 
University  of  Massachusetts 

Hospital 
Worcester,  Massachusetts 

LEO  V.  WARSHAUER 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Carney  Hospital 
Boston,  Massachusetts 

MARK  M.  WHEELER 

(Internal  Medicine) 
Dartmouth-Hitchcock  Medical 
Center  Program 
Hanover,  New  Hampshire 

J.  LEE  WHITE 

(Anesthesiology) 
Georgetown  University 
Washington,  D.C. 

DEBORAH  J.  WIESE 

(Obstetrics  and  Gynecology) 
Charleston  Area  Medical  Center 
Charleston,  West  Virginia 

SCOTT  C.  WILSON 

(Surgery) 

University  Health  Center 

Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania 

NANCY  C.  WINKER 

(Family  Medicine) 

North  Carolina  Baptist  Hospital 

Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina 

JOSEPH  L.  ZAMMIT 

(Internal  Medicine) 
University  of  Alabama  Medical 

Center 
Montgomery,  Alabama 


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Gary  Gorby 
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Paul  Engstrom  Thomas  Flaherty  Mary  Forehand 

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Keith  Olbrantz  Richard  Reid  Geoffrey  Rieser  Eric  Scharling  Kevin  Schroeder        Thomas  Wiggins 

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Andrew  Griffin  Scott  Haddon  Kim  Hansen 

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Judith  Levine 
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Lawrence  Linett  Albert  Lintel  Frank  Little 

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George  Weston  Walter  Wilfong 

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Virgil  Willard 
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John  Wrenn 
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Wilson  Beamer 
Gregory  Hardie 
David  Hunt 
Murray  Urqhart 
James  Eisenach 
Jeff  Kelly 
Joseph  Neal 


INTERNAL  MEDICINE 

Patty  Balch 
Edwin  Bell 
Michael  Kaplon 
Richard  Loeser 
Daniel  Murphy 
John  Murphy 
Jill  Pence 
William  Sherrill 
William  Stuck 
Thomas  Wall 
Gregory  Wiener 

NEUROLOGY 
Edward  Hill 
Sydney  Jaffe 
Khaled  Jreisat 
Luc  V.  Tran 
Douglas  Williams 

PATHOLOGY 
Georgia  Olympio 
Richard  Vance 


PEDIATRICS 
Barbara  Conner 
Todd  Holman 
William  White 

PSYCHIATRY 

Halimena  Creque 
Elizabeth  Davis 
Edgardo  Gonzalez 
Edward  Jones 
James  King 
George  Krebs 
Kim  Shavel 
Martha  Shuping 

RADIOLOGY 

Jeffrey  Jones 
Kerry  Link 
Johnny  Monu 


RADIATION  THERAPY 
Susan  Boylan 
Michael  Harmon 
Ronald  Terry 

SURGERY 

John  Basile 
James  Brown 
Terrence  Croyle 
Leslie  Fowler 
Stephen  Herring 
Jess  Julian 
Curt  Mostellar 
Paul  Naylor 
Robert  Peterson 
Al  Speach 
Bradley  Thomason 
Jonathon  Till 
James  Tribble 
Carol  Zimmerman 


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Thomas  K.  Hearn,  Jr.,  Ph.D. 

President 


Richard  Janeway,  M.D. 

Dean,  Vice  President 

for  Health  Affairs 


Fairfield  Goodale,  M.D. 

Exec.  Dean,  Assoc.  V.P. 

for  Health  Affairs 


Nat  E.  Smith,  M.D. 
Associate  Dean 


Lewis  H.  Nelson  III,  M.D.         John  D.  Tolmie,  M.D. 
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E.G.  Wilson,  Ph.D. 
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G.W.  Esch.  Ph.D 

Assoc.  Dean  Biomed 

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AC.  Randolph,  M.D.  D.J.  Goode,  M.D.  LA.  Bradley.  Ph.D.  T.E.  Clark,  Ph.D.  M.M.  Gulley,  Ph.D.  A.  Herndon.  Ph.D. 


S.  Pearson.  M.D.  J. M.  Rogers.  M.D.  S.J.  Schumacher,  Ph.D.  N.S.  Gaby.  M.D.  R.J.  Godfrey,  Jr..  M.S.W.  LD.  Young.  Ph.D. 


128 


BIOCHEMISTRY, 


CNRemy.  Ph.D.  CF.  Stnttmattcr.  IV.  Ph  D.  R.L.  Wykle,  PhD 


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G.L.  Doellgast.  Ph.D.  F.H.  Hulcher.  Ph  D  J  «    Parce.  Ph.D.  P.B   Smith.  PhD  R.R.  Hantgan.  Ph.D.  M  J.  Thomas.  Ph.D. 

pi  £%${!§ 

HA   Claiborne.  Jr..  Ph.D.       L.W.  Daniel.  Jr..  Ph.D.  D.J.  Fernandes.  Ph.D.  MO.  Lively.  III.  Ph.D.  L.C  McPhail.  Ph.D.  J.C.  White,  Ph.D. 


129 


COMPARATIVE  MEDICINE 


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T.B.  Clarkson,  D.V.M. 
Chairman 


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LL  Rudcl,  PhD  WD.  Wagner,  Ph.D.  M.G.  Bond,  Ph.D.  MR.  Adams,  D.V.M.  DR.  Komnik.  Ph.D. 


C.  Jerome,  Ph.D.  JR.  Kaplan.  Ph.D.  B.C.  Bullock,  D.V.M.  N.D.M.  Lehner,  D.V.M. 


DENTISTRY, 


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C.R.  Jerge,  D.D.S.,  Ph.D.        H.M,  Medford,  D.D.S.        P.L  Salisbury,  III,  D.D.S. 


T.E.  Stump,  D.D.S.  R.S.  Garrison,  D.D.S. 


130 


FAMILY  AND  COMMUNITY  MEDICINE 

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DL  Camp,  Ph.D.  F.S.  Celestmo,  M.D.  TM   Custon,  M.D.  LA    Daniels,  M.Ed.  M.B.  Dignan,  Ph.D.  J.M.  Herman,  M.D. 


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G.  Howard,  M.S.P.H.  D.S.  Jackson.  Jr..  M.D.  J.F.  Keich,  M.D.  J.C.  Le.st,  Ed.D.  G-S- Marion,  P.A.  A  J    McBr.de.  M.D. 


G.R.  Van  Noord,  M.D.  H.B.  Wells,  Ph.D. 


131 


INTERNAL  MEDICINE 


V.M.  Buckalew,  Jr.,  M.D. 
Acting  Chairman 


ENDOCRINOLOGY  AND  MEDICINE 


E.C.  Miller.  Jr.,  M.D.  R.L.  Bloomfield.  M.D.  E.T.  Chandler,  M.D.  JR.  Crouse,  III,  M.D.  J.F.  Hennessy,  M.D.  M.L.  Lyles,  M.D. 

Section  Head 


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D.B.  MacLean,  M.D.  K.P.  Ober,  M.D.  C.F.  Pedley.  M.D.  P.W.  Robie,  M.D.  N.E.  Smith,  M.D.  H.L  Valk,  M.D. 


132 


3  CARDIOLOGY  C 


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Rule  #1:  It  you  know  what  you're  doing,  and  things  look  funny,  then 
somebody  is  out  to  get  you. 


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H  GASTROENTEROLOGY  c 


DO.  Caslell,  M.D. 
Section  Head 


J  H   Gilliam,  M.D.  P.O.  Kali,  M  D  R.M.  Kerr,  M.D.  C.W.  Wu,  M.D.  J.E.  Richter,  M.D. 


INFECTIOUS  DISEASE 


C.E.  McCall,  M.D.  J.S.  Kaufman,  M.D.  M.  Meads,  M.D.  J.T.  O'Flaherty,  M.D. 

Section  Head 


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J.E.  Peacock,  M.D.  P.S-  Pcgram.  M.D.  J.E.  Philip,  M.D. 


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HEMATOLOGY  AND  ONCOLOGY 


F.  Richards,  M.D.  C.L.  Spurr,  M.D.  J.J.  Stuart,  M.D.  D.R.  White,  M.D.  P.J.  Zekan,  M.D. 


134 


NEPHROLOGY  C 


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V.M.  Buckaleu.  Jr.,  M.D.  PL   Adams,  M.D. 

Section  Head 


J.  Burkhart,  M.D.  J.H.  Felts,  M.D.  R.W.  Hamilton,  M.D.  D.J    Wilson,  M.D. 


PULMONARY 


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B.D.  McLees,  M.D..  Ph.D.  RT.  Alford,  M.D. 

Section  Head 


RHEUMATOLOGY 


D.L.  Bowton.  M.D-  R.L.  McLean.  M.D. 


R  A.  Turner,  Jr..  M.D  C.A.  Agudelo,  M.D. 

Section  Head 


CM.  Wise,  M.D. 


135 


MICROBIOLOGY  A  ND  IMMU  NOLOGY 


H.  Drexler,  Ph.D.  Q.N.  Myrvik,  Ph.D.  S.H.  Richardson.  Ph.D.  AS.  Kreger,  Ph.D.  E.R.  Heise.  Ph.D.  M.J.  Ricardo,  Ph.D. 


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I.  van  de  Rijn,  Ph.D.  W.H.  Dodge,  Ph.D. 


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136 


.  NUEROLOGY, 


W.T.  McLean,  Jr..  M.D.  LA.  Pearce,  M.D.  F  B   Wood.  Ph.D.  D.W.  Griffith,  Ph.D.  PA.  G.bson.  MS  D.S.  Lefkow.tz,  M.D. 


DA.  Stump.  Ph.D.  G.J.  Hacpold.  M.D.  E.E.  Benjamin,  M.D.  R  H.  Felton,  PhD 


Cranial  nerves  1 1 -XI I  grossly  in- 
tact. 


137 


OBSTETRICS  AND  GYNECOLOGY 


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F.C.  Greiss,  Jr..  M.D 
Chairman 


M.E.  Bercns,  M.D.  J.M.  Ernest,  III,  M.D. 


J. A.  Fayez,  M.D.  J. P.  Guidon,  Jr..  M.D.  C.J.  Hatj.s,  M.D. 


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H.D    Homesley,  M.D.  J.W.  May.  M.D.  P.J.  Meis.  M  D.  D.E.  Pittaway,  M.D.  C.E.  Wclandcr.  M.D. 


138 


PATHOLOGY, 


R.W   St.  Clair,  Ph.D.  JN    Angelo,  M.D.  D.H.  Buss,  M.D 


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V.R.  Challa,  M.D.  J.W.  Ham,  M.D.  I.J.  Holleman,  Jr..  M.D.  J.C.  Lews.  Ph.D. 


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ML.  O'Conner.  M.D.  M   Schary,,  M.D. 


Z.K.  Shihabi,  Ph.D.  B  L.  Wasilauskas,  Ph.D.  E.T.  Ahl.  Jr..  M.D. 


MB   Hopkins.  M  D 


MR.  McMahan.  Ph.D.         W.G.  Jerome.  111.  Ph.D.  F.R.  Geisinger,  M  D. 


139 


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PEDIATRICS 


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J.L.  Simon,  M.D. 
Chairman 


C.N.  Herndon,  M.D. 


W.B.  Lorentz,  Jr.,  M.D.  R.B.  Patterson.  M.D.  H.O.  Goodman,  M.D.  J.S.  Abramson,  M.D. 


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S.M.  Block,  M.D.  M.C.  Browning,  M.D.  B  K  Burton,  M.D.  A.R.  Chauvener,  M.D.  R.G.  Dillard,  M.D.  J.W.  Georgitis,  M.D. 


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D.J.  Goldstein,  M.D.  A.  Hinman,  M.D.  C.A.  Johnson,  M.D.  D.S.  Kelsey,  M.D.  M.R.  Lawless,  M.D.  R.B.  Mack,  M.D. 


S.H.  Sinai.  M.D.  R.M.  Vaz,  M.D  KM.  Weesner,  M.D.  B.L.  Everhart,  M.S.W. 


140 


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PHYSIOLOGY  AND  PHARMACOLOGY, 


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A.  Brod.sh.  Ph.D. 
Chairman 


I.W.F.  Davidson,  Ph.D.  S.A-  Deadwyler.  Ph.D.  P.M.  Hutchins,  Ph.D.  DA.  Blizard.  Ph.D.  PH.  Landf.dd.  Ph.D. 


J.C.  Eldndge.  Ph.D. 


141 


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CD-  Maynard,  M.D. 
Chairman 


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I.  Meschan,  M.D.  D.D.  Blake,  M.D.  S.P.  Bohrer,  M.D.  R.J.  Cowan,  M.D.  A.G.  Formanek,  M.D. 


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D.W.  Gelfand,  M.D.  LB.  Leinback,  M.D.  DM.  Moody,  M.D.  M.  Raben,  M.D  T.E.  Sumner,  M.D.  E.G.  Theros,  M.D. 


I. 


R.L  Witcofski,  Ph.D-  MR.  Ball.  M.D.  VJ.  D'Souza.  M.D.  AH.  Munitz,  B.  Ch.  WW   Olds.  M.D. 


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K.E   Eksirand.  Ph  D  C.H   Feree,  M  D 


CM.  Heise,  PhD.  N.  Karscaedt,  M.D..  B  Ch.  D.W.  Lasier,  M.D. 


D.J   Ott,  M.D. 


J.D.Bali.  M.D  H  M   Chilcon,  Pharm  D  R.H.  Choplm.  M.D.  ^"os^Jitorll' 


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A.  Klein,  MB.,  B.Ch.  N.E.  Watson,  M.D.  NT.  Wolfman,  M.D. 

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143 


SURGERY 


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Richard  T.  Myers,  M.D. 
Chairman 


GENERAL  SURGERY 


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J.H.  Meredith.  M.D-  R.T.  Myers,  M.D.  T.C.  Pennell.  M.D.  L.  Shaffner.  M.D.  J.M.  Sterchi.  M.D.  D.A.  Albertson,  M.D. 


G.W.  Plonk,  M.D.  C.S.  Turner.  M.D. 


CARDIOTHORACIC  SURGERY 


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R.A.  Cordell,  M.D.  A.S.  Hudspeth,  M.D.  PR.  Johnston,  M.D.  S.A.  Mills.  M.D  J.  Vinten-Johansen,  M.D.  W.Y.  Tucker,  M.D. 

Section  Head 


144 


I  EMERGENCY  MEDICINE  C 


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F.W.  Glass,  M.D.  J.E.  Byrum.  Jr..  M  D 

Section  Head 


R.B.  Leonard,  M.D  J,T.  McCrae,  M.D.  D.G.  Sayers,  M.D.  E.  Schwartz,  M.D. 


NEUROSURGERY 

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D.L.  Kelly,  Jr.,  M.D.  E.  Alexander.  Jr.,  M.D  CH    Davis.  Jr.,  M.D.  J.M.  McWhorter.  M.D. 

Section  Head 


OPHTHAMOLOGY 


R.G.  Weaver.  M.D.  J.W   Reed.  M.D.  L.F.  Cashwell.  M.D.  J.R   Marion.  M.D  R.G.  Weaver.  Jr.,  M.D 


ORTHOPEDICS 


AG.  Gristina,  M.D.  L.X.  Webb.  M.D 

Section  Head 


G  D   Rovere.  M.D.  J.F.  Nicastro,  M.D  G.G    Poehlme.  M.D.  LA.  Koman.  M.D. 


145 


D  OTOLARYNGOLOGY c 

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R.I.  Kohut,  M.D. 
Section  Head 


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B  H   Bruton,  Jr.,  M.D.  J. A    Koufinan,  M.D. 


PLASTIC  AND 
RECONSTRUCTIVE  SURGERY 


UROLOGY 


J.C.  Sheann.  Jr.,  M.D.         A.J.  DeFranzo,  Jr.,  M.D. 
Section  Head 


D.L  McCuIlouBh,  M.D. 
Section  Head 


W.H.  Boyce.  M.D.  LH.  Harrtwn,  M.D.  R.L.  Kroovand,  M.D.  D.G.  Assimos,  M.D. 


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■  146 


PHYSICIAN  ASSISTANT 


Jimmie  Pharris,  P.A 


Rob  Holliday.  PA 


Patricia  Weavil,  PA. 


147- 


NOT  PICTURED 


ANESTHESIA 
J.F.  Butterworth,  M.D. 
A.S.  Foreman,  M.D. 
D.J.  James,  M.D. 
W.E.  Johnston,  M.D. 
J.D.  Jones,  M.D. 
G.L.  Mandell,  M.D. 
A.  Rogers,  MB.,  Ch.B. 
E.H.  Stulken,  M.D. 
ML.  Urquhart,  M.D. 
K.C.  Angert,  M.D. 

ANATOMY 
MA.  Bell,  Ph.D. 

BEHAVIORAL  MEDICINE  AND 

PSYCHIATRY 
K.O.  Anderson.  Ph.D. 
R.C.  Haberkern,  M.D. 
ML.  Ibrahim,  M.D. 
R.D.  McQuellen,  Ph.D. 

BIOCHEMISTRY 
L.W.  Daniel,  Ph.D. 
B.A.  Kilpatrick.  Ph.D 

COMPARATIVE  MEDICINE 
BT.  Goodwin,  D.V.M. 
F.L.  Johnson,  Ph.D. 
D.S.  Weaver,  Ph.D. 
K.W.  Weingard,  D.V.M. 

DENTISTRY 

R.A.  Horton,  D.M.D. 

FAMILY  AND  COMMUNITY 

MEDICINE 

B.M.  Atwell,  Ed.D. 

C.C.  Brewer,  M.S. 

J.T.  Dubuisson,  P. A. 

J.S.  Parks,  Ph.D. 

J.L.  Pharris,  Ph.D. 

L.R.  Smith,  Ph.D. 


I NTER  NAL  MEDICI  NE 
N.E.  Adair,  M.D. 
P.G.  Colanta,  M.D. 
J.W.  Graves,  M.D. 
K.A.  Gruber,  Ph.D. 
T.R.  Hinson,  M.D. 
M.P.  McGee,  M.D. 
J.D.  McCue,  M.D. 
M.  Meads,  M.D. 
J.E.  Pope,  M.D. 
W.L.  Salzer,  M.D. 
W.P.  Santamore,  Ph.D. 
D.M.  Smith,  Ph.D. 
P.E.  Szypko,  M.D. 
S.R.  Turner,  Ph.D. 
S.F.  Weber,  M.D. 
C.F.  Pedley,  M.D. 

MICROBIOLOGY  AND 

IMMUNOLOGY 
SB.  Mizel,  Ph.D. 

NEUROLOGY 
K.S.  Oles,  Pharm.  D. 
A.  Riela,  M.D. 
F.O.  Walker,  M.D. 

OBSTETRICS  AND  GYNECOLOGY 

R.J.  Barrett,  M.D. 

MA.  Harper,  M.D. 

A.D.  Koufinas,  M.D. 

S.S.  Lentz,  M.D. 

L.H.  Nelson,  M.D. 

PATHOLOGY 
E.H.  Kawamoto,  M.D. 
N.  Weidner,  M.D. 
R.D.  Woodruff,  M.D. 

PEDIATRICS 
L.B.  Givner,  M.D. 
K.L.  KJinepeter,  M.D. 
C.E.  Lively.  M.D. 
H.M.  Swingle,  M.D. 
P.O.  Weavil,  M.D. 
D.  Whiteman,  B.Ch. 


PHYSICIAN  ASSISTANT 
K.R.  Blanton,  P.A. 
F.W.  Coburn,  P.A.C. 
J.E.  Dobbins,  P.A. 
A.K.  Edgerton,  P.A. 
L.W.  Flynn,  M.  Ed. 
G.L.  Harkness,  P.A. 
S.W.  Lavender,  M.M.Sc. 

PHYSIOLOGY  AND 
PHARMACOLOGY 
E.V.  Avakiah,  Ph.D. 
W.E.  Sontag,  Ph.D. 

RADIOLOGY 

J.M.  Boehme,  M.S. 

R.B.  Dyer,  M.D. 

N.L.  Ekstrand,  M.L.S. 

A.J.  McCunniff,  M.D. 

P.R.  Moran,  Ph.D. 

F.L.  Van  Swearingen,  M.M.Sc. 

SURGERY 
WO.  Bell,  M.D. 
P.J.  Bishop,  M.D. 
F.H.  Forsyth,  M.D. 
B.L.  Matthews,  M.D. 
R.  Petrilli,  M.D. 
S.L.  Wallenhaupt,  M.D. 


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SOUTHWESTERN    MEDICINE 


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A  new  size  of  X-Ray  Transformer 

has  been  added  to 
the  "Victor"  line 

VICTOR 

Model  "Universal,  Jr." 
Roentgen  Apparatus 

(Prices  F.  O.  B.  Chicago) 

Arranged  for  220  v.  60  cy.  A.  C.   $650.00 
Arranged  for  220  v.  D.  C.  710.00 

NOTE:  Above  prices  include  the  rheostatic 
concrol.  An  extra  charge  of  $85.00  is  made 
for  adding  the  auto  transformer  conrroL 


This  is  a  splendid  apparatus 
for  the  general  practitioner, 

as  it  makes  it  possible  to  install  an  x-ray 
laboratory  —  including,  in  addition  to 
the  "Universal,  Jr."  transformer,  the 
highest  quality  combination  stereo- 
scopic table  and  stand,  a  stereoscope, 
an  x-ray  tube,  intensifying  screen,  dark 
room  accessories,  x-ray  plates,  etc. — an 
equipment  capable  of  turning  out  the 
finest  radiographic  work  of  all  parts  of 
the  body,  for  less  than  $1400.00  on  the 
alternating  current  and  $1460.00  on  the 
direct  current. 


COMPLETE  specifications  and 
other  important  information  is 
given  in  the  '  Universal,  Jr."  bulle- 
tin, which  will  be  sent  on  request  — 
and  without  obligation. 


VICTOR  ELECTRIC  CORPORATION 

Manufacturers  of  a  Complete  Line  of  Roentgen  and  Electro-Medical  Apparatus 

CHICAGO  CAMBRIDGE,  MASS.  NEW  YORK 

236  S.  Robey  St.  66  Broadway  131  E.  23rd  Sc 


Territorial   Sales   Distributors: 
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ADVERTISEMENTS 


Treatment  of 

Lobar  Pneumonia  with 

Partially  Autolyzed 

Pneumococci 


IN  THE  Journal  of  the  American  Medi- 
cal Association  (pages  759  to  763  — 
March  16th,  1918)  Dr.  E.  C.  Rosenow  has 
reported  results  in  the  treatment  of  lobar 
pneumonia  with  partially  autolyzed  pneu- 
mococci. 

His  work  has  established  the  harmless- 
ness  of  this  antigen  and  apparendy  indi- 
cates that  it  has  a  definite  beneficial  action 
on  the  disease,  especially  when  given  early. 

Supplied  through  the  regular  drug  trade 
in  five  mil  (c.  c.)  rubber-capped  ampoule 
vials.   Order  as  V-903. 


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Traditions  of  Service 

Traditions  of  Excellence 


We  Salute  You,  Bowman  Gray! 

Good  Luck,  God  Bless,  Come  See  Us. 

Bob's  Gulf  Service 

Corner  of  1st  and  Hawthorne 


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At  The 

Person-To-Person  Way 

We  Do  Banking. 


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Why  would  anyone 
name  a  bank  Wachovia? 

When  Moravian  settlers  first  came  to  Piedmont  North  Carolina 
in  1752,  the  lush  countryside  reminded  them  of  the  Wachau  Valley 
in  Europe.  So  they  named  their  tract  of  land  "Wachau"  or  in 
English,  "Wachovia." 

One  of  the  communities  they  established  was  Salem.  And 
in  1879  the  Bank  of  Salem  moved  to  the  thriving  community 
of  Winston.  Under  a  new  charter,  they  needed  a  new  name. 
And  like  their  ancestors  who  had  named  the  land,  the  bankers 
chose  the  name  Wachovia. 

That  small 
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was  the  first  of 
over  200  North 
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one  a  hometown 
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And  for  over 
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In  this  illustration  from  an  original  photograph  dated  1889.  three  prominent  businessmen  of 

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Wachovia  National  Bank,  which  was  then  ten  vearsold. 


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Of  all  the  places  we  fly  to  (and 
that's  over  100  US.  cities),  ourfavorite 
destination  is  the  one  pictured  here. 

Home. 

But  you  might  know  it  better 
as  North  Carolina.  (And  if  you  don't, 
we  can  help  you  get  better  acquainted, 
since  we're  serving  more  of  that  state 
than  any  other  airline.) 


North  Carolina  and  flying  go 
back  a  long  way.  All  the  way  to  Kitty 
Hawk  in  1903.  North  Carolina  and 
Piedmont  don't  go  back  quite  that  far. 
Just  to  1948. 

It's  beautiful  country.  And  the 
people  are  hard  working  and  friendly. 
(We  should  know,  we  employ  about 
8,300  North  Carolinians.) 

And  we'll  always  be  proud  to 
say,"Nothiri  could  be  finer  tnan  to  be 
the  airline  from  North    Carolina" 


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THE  GRAY  MATTER  STAFF 


Seniors 


ia|iMp 


MARDl     GRAS 

NEW  ORLEANS.  MARCH  3,  1981 


Lisa  Christensen  —  Co-Editor 


Fred  Fowler  —  Co-Editor 


Nancy  Winker  —  Senior  Section 


Bob  Harned  —  Senior  Retrospective 
(with  friend) 


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Juniors 


Brenda  McCain 
Bob  Williams 
Theda  Kontis 
Jonathan  Rubens 
Lisa  Washburn 
Lynda  Powell 
(not  pictured) 


Sophomores 


Damon  Anagnos 
Nancy  Graves 


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Jim  Evans 

Stephen  Grevious 

Brian  Anderson 


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Freshmen 


Eddie  Roberts 

Janice  Ryden 

Pam  Bailey 


Graduate  Students 


Mary  Barbe  —  Advertising 


P.A. 

Students 


Denise  Owens 
Sheila  McNammee 


Robert  Hanson 


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MATCH  DAY  '86 


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ACK  NOWLEDGEME  NTS 

The  compilation  and  publication  of  the  1986  Gray  Matter  involved  far  more  people  than  just  those  recognized  in  the 
STAFF  section.  I  would  like  to  offer  my  thanks  and  appreciation  to  the  following  people  for  their  help  in  making  this 
year's  edition  of  the  yearbook  a  memorable  volume: 

Jack  Dent,  for  his  photography, 

AV  Services,  for  being  organized  and  helpful  in  getting  photos, 

June  May,  for  her  support,  good  taste,  and  helping  to  tie  loose  ends  together, 

Tyler  Cox,  for  helping  us  update  old  photos, 

JoAnn  Thomas,  for  going  above  and  beyond  whenever  we  needed  her, 

Hunter  Publishing,  for  a  great  finished  product, 

Jimmy  Simon,  M.D.,  for  giving  me  the  facts  about  Dr.  Mack, 

Robert  Prichard,  M.D.,  for  use  of  his  medical  art  text, 

George  Limpert,  M.D.,  for  getting  us  off  on  the  right  foot, 

and 


The  Class  of  1986,  for  responding  to  memos,  supplying  photos,  being  creative,  and  creating  a  lot  of  good 
for  us  all. 

Fred  Fowler 
Co-Editor 


memories 


REFERENCES 


"First  Successful  Public  Demonstration  of  Surgical  Anesthesia,  October  16,  1846,  at  Massachusetts  General  Hospi- 
tal." by  Robert  Hinckley,  1882.  Cover  design. 

'The  Madhouse."  by  Wilhelm  von  Kaulbac,  1835,  pg.  128 

"Cow  Pock."  by  James  Gillray,  1802.  pg.  135. 

"L'Accounchment."  by  Abraham  Bosse.  1633.  pg.  138. 

"Skeleton."  by  Hans  von  Gersdorff.  1540.  pg.  143. 

"Surgical  Instruments."  by  Hans  von  Gersdorff.  1540.  pg.  146. 


COLOPHON 


Six  hundred  and  seventy-five  copies  of  the  168-page  1986  Gray  Matter  were  printed  by  Hunter  Publishing 
Company,  Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina,  using  brown/black  ink  on  dull  paper.  Garamond  and  Garamond  Bold 
type  was  used  exclusively.  The  cover  is  smooth  grain  Lexotone  with  a  two-color  lithograph  on  the  cover.  The  gray 
endsheets  printed  with  signatures  are  different  front  and  back. 


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