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Editorial Staff\V. ALBERT SULLIVAN, JR., M.D.

Editor

EIVIND HOFF, JR.Managing Editor

Board of EditorsGERARD W. FRAWLEY

WESLEY W. SPINK, M.D.

Administrative Sponsors

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Minnesota Medical FoundationCORRIN H. HODGSON, M.D., President

VERNON D. E. SMITH, M.D.Vice-President

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EIVIND HOFF, JR., Executive Director

University of Minnesota Medical SchO. MEREDITH WILSON, President

University of MinnesotaROBERT B. HOWARD, M.D., Dean

College of Medical SciencesH. MEAD CAVERT, M.D.

\VILLIAM FLEESON, M.D.

N. L. GAULT, JR., M.D.

Assistant Deans

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NUMBER 10

GRADUATIONTHE CLASS OF 1963 . . 366

STAFF MEETING REPORTSSilicone Rubber in the Urinary TractJOHN A. BLUM, M.D., AND MILTON P. REISER, M.D.,M.S. . 372

What Is Behavioral Science?DONALD W. HASTINGS, M.D..

INDEX TO VOLUME XXXIV, 1962-63

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ALUMNI NOTES ....................... 396

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The Graduating Class of 1963 - Uni"I SOLEMNLY PLEDGE MYSELF TO CONSECRATE

MY LIFE TO THE SERVICE OF HUMANITY . .."Those opening words from the Declaration of Geneva sig

nalled the farewell of 128 seniors at the University of Minnesota Medical School in colorful graduation ceremonies heldJune 14th and 15th. Four years of intensive training in thescience and art of medicine ended for the Class of 1963 with thegranting of M.D. degrees and the conferring of special honors.

Senior Recognition Day exercises were held at the MedicalSchool before a rapt audience of relatives, friends, and facultymembers. Dr. Robert B. Howard, Dean of the College of Medical Sciences, presided. The Class of 1963, in traditional capand gown attire, marched in academic procession to the MayoAuditorium to receive their valedictory and hear a thoughtful,provocative commentary on medical practice by Dr. PercivalBailey, Chicago, Ill. His topic was "Medical Education - AFifty Year View."

As it graduated, the Class of 1963 swelled to more than6,200 the ranks of those physicians who received their M.D.

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versity of Minnesota Medical Schooldegrees from the University of Minnesota since the first classgraduated in June, 1889. About 5,000 of these alumni arestill living.

The Class of 1963 included six women. Seventy percent ofthe class was married, including the first Negro couple tograduate in 74 years of Medical School history. The audienceon Recognition Day was filled with ample evidence that therewere many parents in the graduating class itself.

Twenty-seven members of Alpha Omega Alpha, honor medical fraternity, were cited for outstanding scholarship. H. DavidKnudsen received the Southern Minnesota Medical Association medal for "outstanding proficiency in medicine and sur·gery" from Dr. Edward Richardson, Jr., St. Paul, its president.

Eric Eisenklam was recipient of the Borden Award for "sig.nificant contribution to research during the student years,"and Mediclinics Prizes of $1,000.00 each were presented by Dr.Arthur C. Kerkhof (Med. '27) to Donald S. Masler and Don·aId W. Oines, Medical School juniors, for "exemplary scholastic and professional achievement."

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Dr. E. J. Fogelberg (Med. '29), St. Paul, administered theDeclaration of Geneva, and Allen K. Larson, Clarkfield, Minn.,class president, responded.

The following day, June 15, the Class of 1963 took part inCommencement Exercises for more than 3,000 University ofMinnesota seniors in Memorial stadium. A week later, theceremonies and picture taking ended, state and national boardexaminations behind them, most of the new doctors had packedtheir bags and headed for internship assignments, first stop ina lifelong postgraduate training obligation which is the legacyof all physicians.

"... I MAKE THESE PROMISES SOLEMNLY,FREELY, AND UPON MY HONOR."

Members of the Graduating Class

Adams, Richard I.Mankato

Ahlquist, Mary G.Minneapolis

Ambroson, Roger D.Leland,Ia.

Ament, Marvin E.Chicago, m.

Anderson, Hans P.Red Wing

Anderson, John D.Minneapolis

Avant, Robert F.Chisholm

Baker, Richard C.Fergus Falls

Balchunas, Stanley R.Mahnomen

Bell, Michael J.St. Paul

Beran, Russel E.Wymore, Neb.

Bergh, Allen V.Long Prairie

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Bosland, Jon H.Willmar

Cameron, Robert W.Minneapolis

Capistrant, Terrence D.St. Paul

Christenson, Peter C.St. Paul

Collinge, James A.Stillwater

Crutchfield, Charles E.Minneapolis

Crutchfield, Susan N. EllisMinneapolis

Decker, Charles W.Buhl

Dickinson, Paul B.Granite Falls

Dunn, James P.Red Wing

Eckholdt, John W.Minneapolis

Edwards, Michael G.Minneapolis


Edwardson, Phillip L.Minneapolis

Ehlen, Charles P.Alexandria

Eisenklam, Eric J.New York, N.Y.

Ellis, Edward A.Minnesota City

Elstrom, John A.Minneapolis

Engebretson, Paul H.Lowry

Erickson, Hartley J.Minneapolis

Erickson, Larry R.Frazee

Evenson, Martin A., Jr.Grand Forks, N.D.

Farr, John D.St. Paul

Fox, Abe L., Jr.Minnesota Lake

Frisbie, Dennis C.McAllister, Mont.

Gallagher, Larry J.Wadena

Gerstenkorn, G. BruceBelgrade

Gilbertson, Roger L.Lake Park

Gorder, James L.Minneapolis

Hageman, Arnold P.Anaconda, Mont.

Hallquist, Beverly M.Minneapolis

Hanek, Robert D.Rice Lake

Hanson, Arthur S.Minneapolis

Harano, Richard C.Wabasha

Henke, Clarence E.South St. Paul

Hertsgaard, David B.Minneapolis

Hobday, H. ThomasLeCenter

Holstad, Creighton A.Aberdeen, S.D.

House, James H.Wood Lake

Huber, Robert P.Montgomery

Isakson, Paul J.St. Paul

Jacobsen, Dennis D.Arco

Jensen, Bruce L.Ellendale

Johnson, Bradley D.Minneapolis

Johnson, Richard W.Rugby, N.D.

Kaiser, Dale C.Minneapolis

Kaye, Dale R.Minneapolis

Keplinger, James B.Delano

Knudsen, H. DavidRosholt, S.D.

Koelz, Thomas A.Worthington

Koropchak, NikolaiWaymart, Pa.

Krasnow, Brian M.St. Paul

Kuehn, Klaus K. A.Minneapolis

Kunert, Raoul T.Minneapolis

Larson, Allen K.Clarkfield

Larson, Jerrold V.Braham

Larson, Rolf H.Minneapolis

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Leach, Thomas C.Minneapolis

Leider, Lloyd L., Jr.St. Paul

Lindholm, Robert N.Minneapolis

Lindquist, Janet M.Grand Marais

Mack, Robert F.Waterville

Maeder, Edward C.Minneapolis

Mahler, John H.Franklin

Malone, Patrick M.Le Sueur

Mastbaum, Leonard I.St. Paul

Mathison, Robert D.Rochester

McCann, Stephen W.North Branch

McMullen, John B.St. Paul

Medelman, James K.White Bear Lake

Mennis, William I.Toronto, S.D.

Monson, David O.Climax

Nelson, David L.Grove City

Nelson, Glen D.Minneapolis

Nesse, Anton S.Jordan

Nichols, Ned B.St. Paul

Olson, Richard T.Tower

Pearson, Alfred G.Minneapolis

Pembrook, Richard C.St. Paul

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Person, Donald A.Fargo, N.D.

Pesonen, Clifford A.Aurora

Peterson, John O. H.Minneapolis

Poston, Lawrence M.Minneapolis

Pratt, Dean B.Minneapolis

Quackenbush, James H., Jr.Mankato

Reed, William C.Minneapolis

Rhodes, Clinton E.Bemidji

Rieke, Alyson P.Mankato

Robnik, Spencer L.St. Paul

Ryan, Patty J.Phoenix, Ariz.

Sargent, John H.Minneapolis

Scanlan, John M.St. Paul

Scanlon, Hugh A.St. Paul

Schneider, Robert L.Oklahoma City, Okla.

Schultz, Alan K.Moorhead

Sher, Michael M.Virginia

Siebert, Richard C.Minneapolis

Sletten, Richard G.Minneapolis

Smith, BarlowMinneapolis

Solberg, Leif I.,Minneapolis

Stenzel, Joseph A.Mapleton

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Strand, Peter J.Bayport

Stratte, Jon R.Pine City

Suddard, Alan C.Dayton, O.

Swanson, David A.Cambridge

Swenson, Orville P.Mabel

Tuck, Michael L.Minneapolis

Ullyot, Daniel J.St. Paul

Vener, John M.Grey Eagle

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Ver Steeg, Harold J.Mineapolis

Walser, Adolf H.Vienna, Austria

Washa, Darryl M.Montgomery

Watson, John D.St. Paul

Wheeler, John W., Jr.Minneapolis

Williamson, Kenneth R.Rochester

Youel, David B.Mankato

Zapf, John D.St. Cloud

DR. HENRY L. ULRICH DIES

Dr. Henry L. Ulrich, a member of the Medical Schoolfaculty for 43 years, died June 9, 1963 at the age of 87years. He had continued in private practice in Minneapolissince has staff retirement in 1945, and was chief of the department of Medicine at Minneapolis General Hospital forten years.

Dr. Ulrich is well-remembered by the stream of physicians who received instruction and encouragement fromhim during their advanced medical training at General Hospital. He was a past president of the Hennepin CountyMedical Society, Minnesota Academy of Medicine, Minnesota Society of Internal Medicine, Minnesota PathologicSociety, and was a founder of the Hennepin County Tuberculosis and Health Association.

Survivors include his widow, Mary, and two marrieddaughters.

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Staff Meeting Report

Silicone Rubber in the Urinary Tract"JOHN A. BLUM, M.D.tMILTON P. REISER, M.D., M.S.!

Ureteral prostheses of silicone rubber and Ivalon® spongehave been used successfully to replace the lower ureter ofthe dog for two years. When a neoplasm surrounds or invades the distal ureter, a normal kidney may be lost. Thisneed not occur if prosthetic ureteral substitutes could beavailable. Complications associated with ureteral replacement with an isolated ileac segment include those associated with intestinal operation as well as stasis in the dilatedsegment, and even electrolyte imbalance if both uretersare replaced and the kidneys are diseased.

Vein, artery, fallopian tube, fascia, peritoneum, skin,vitalium, tantalum, glass, polyethylene, polyvinyl, dacronand nylon have been tried unsuccessfully as ureteral prostheses. There is a recent report from Czechoslovakia of adog alive and well seven months postoperatively with anureteral prosthesis of crimped teflon. Other investigatorshave not been able to duplicate this result.

There are several problems in the use of ureteral prostheses: surgical, chemical, and physiological. The surgicaltechnique requires an anastomosis of the prosthesis to therest of the urinary tract, and fixation to the surroundingtissue so as to prevent stricture formation and migration ofthe prosthesis. The chemical problem is concerned withthe tendency of urinary salts to precipitate on a foreignbody with the resultant obstruction to drainage and eventual destruction of the kidney. The physiological problemis concerned with the absence of ureteral peristalsis necessary for the propulsion of urine and for the prevention of

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* Presented at the Staff Meeting of the University Hospitals on June 21, !1963, and supported in part by a grant from the Graduate School, Uni- 1'1

versity of Minnesota. •t Medical Fellow, Division of Urology, and Hill Foundation Fellow. IItAssistant Projessor, Division oj Urology. !I

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vesicoureteral reflux. Absence of peristalsis in the prosthesis may produce a relative obstruction and so destroythe kidney.

Silicone rubber is a polymer which is tolerated by thetissues; neither autoclaving or aging changes its characteristics. There is less tendency for encrustation with urinarysalts than with other commonly used inert polymers. Silicone rubber was used as an ureteral prosthesis, and porousIvalon sponge was placed around it for anastomosis andlater fixation by fibrous tissue invasion.

In the first group of 12 dogs, ureteral prostheses six centimeters in length were used to replace the lower ureters.Three are alive and well- two with bilateral prostheses for18, and one with an unilateral prosthesis and contralateralnephrectomy for 26 months. All dogs have been followedwith urograms, cystoscopic examination, cystograms forreflux, and urine cultures; urinary infections and ureterovesical reflux are present. The vesical mucosa has healed without reaction around the protruding silicone rubber tip, andthe kidneys function well as evidenced by indigo carmineflowing from the neoureter at time of cystoscopic observation. Urograms of the surviving dogs demonstrate stasisin the upper collecting system but no dilatation. Five animals were sacrificed when the prosthesis migrated into thebladder. The design was then changed and no migrationhas occurred in the next seven dogs since that time. Twodeveloped pyohydronephrosis from anastomotic strictures,and two with normal upper tracts, died of unrelated causes.

A second group of nine dogs have had total ureteral replacements - two are alive and well over one year withunilateral prostheses and contralateral nephrectomies. Fivehave developed hydronephrosis due either to anastomoticstricture or to relative obstruction of an aperistaltic tubeand have died. In one, a calculus on an exposed surfaceof the Ivalon propagated down the Silastic® tube. Twodogs died of unrelated causes. When pyohydronephrosisoccurred the Ivalon sponge was always involved in the inflamation and appeared crumbly and disintegrating; formerly this was interpreted as a result of infection. Recentlyone animal died 13 months postoperatively from a reactionto intravenous contrast agent. Its urinary tract was normal,

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but the Ivalon was disintegrating. With this in mind weintend to employ more durable substances for the outersleeve.

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What Is Behavioral Science? '"DONALD W. HASTINGS, M.D.t

A new term, heard with increasing frequency in medicalschool circles, is "behavioral science." It seems to representa new scientific face rising in the medical school setting,but actually it does not. If the term is turned about andregarded as "any scientific endeavor which aims at understanding behavior," it is clear that few areas in sciencewould be excluded. Most of the biological sciences wouldqualify as well as all of the basic sciences traditional tomedicine - anatomy and neuroanatomy, physiology andneurophysiology, psychophysiology, pharmacology andneuropharmacology, psychopharmacology, b i 0 che m i stryand neurochemistry, genetics, statistics, and microbiology.

While the sciences related broadly to behavior seem mostimportant clinically to the field of psychiatry, they are ofconcern to all physicians with respect to psychosomaticinterrelationships. They also are important to research intothe diseases which so far have defied understanding butare thought, in part, to have an emotionally determinedetiology: asthma, peptic ulcer, many skin lesions, and perhaps even degenerative conditions of blood vessels.

Any science which investigates behavior utilizes hypotheses which can be tested by measurement. This distinguishes that science from philosophy about determinants ofbehavior.

* Presented at the Staff Meeting of University Hospitals on June 14,1963.t Professor and Head, Department of Psychiatry and Neurology.

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The years since World \Var II have seen a marked surgeof interest in the sciences of behavior. This has been stimulated mainly by two factors: (1) the national concern aboutthe size of the mental health problem, its staggering costsand wastage of human resources, plus the recognition ofhow little basic knowledge exists in medicine around whichto organize prophylactic and active treatment programs;(2) the urgent need for specialized data on the part of governmental agencies: psychological warfare, chemical warfare with respect to individual and mass effects on behavior,the space program, and so on.

The problem faced by medical education today is notwhether sciences exist which are interested in behaviorand which deserve to be called scientific. Such scienceswere established decades ago. Rather, the question is: inview of the need for much more basic data about mentalillness and health, about psychosomatic medicine, andabout the theorized emotional component of puzzlingdiseases such as atherosclerosis, how much expansion andconsolidation of effort should be made with the primaryresearch goal being the understanding of human behavior?What scientific areas, not ordinarily found in medicalschools, such as sociology, anthropology, certain subspecialties of psychology, and so on, should be incorporated?

No medical school as yet has answered these questions toits own satisfaction. Several have large pilot projects underway; others have made no move. Since no medical schoolcan possibly incorporate all of the sciences dealing in oneway or another with behavior, the ultimate pattern willhave to appear as a consensus on the part of medicaleducators as to how much behavioral sciences should betaught to medical students as part of their basic knowledge,and secondly, what is the responsibility of medical schoolsfor stepping up and accenting research in behavior at amuch faster rate than is now occurring?

While no uniform pattern will or should occur acrossthe country, it appears inevitable that expanded researchand teaching programs in behavioral science will occur inMedicine. This is the current development which has giventhe impression of a new science arising. More accurately, itis a matter of accent, expansion, and consolidation.

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INDEX FOR VOLUME 34, 1962-63

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA MEDICAL BULLETIN

Adams, Paul, Jr., see Noren,George R., et aI., 34:281

Adolescent Personality and Behavior: Delinquency, by StarkeR. Hathaway, and Elio D.Monachesi, 34:257

After 25 Years, by Wesley W.Spink, 34:240 - Special Article

Allcock, Edward, see Bernstein,Eugene F., et aI., 34:108

Alumni Survey, The Class of1932, 34:314




Amberg, Ray M., Annual Report;University of Minnesota Hospitals, 1960-61, 1961-62, 34:3

American Medical Student inBritain, by Daniel J. Ullyot,34:271

Amylase, see Kooiker, Hyslop,Chan, Schuman, and Yunis,34:352

Anderson, John A., see St. Geme,W., Jr., et aI., 34:278

Anderson, Joseph T., see Moore,Richard B., et aI., 34:150

Anderson, Ray C., see Noren,George R., et aI., 34:281

Annual Report; University ofMinnesota Hospitals, 1960-61,1961-62, by Ray M. Amberg,34:3

Archer, Olga K., see Good, Robert A., et aI., 34:146

Archer, Olga K., .see Warwick,Warren J., et aI., 34:154

Baker, Annie Laurie, Fifty Yearsof Social Service, 34:334

Bean, Atherton, My GrandsonYour Patient, 34:58 - SpecialArticle

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Bernstein, Eugene F., Sosin,Henry, Madsen, Arthur J.,McFee, Arthur S., Goodale,Robert J., Jr., Allcock, Edward,and Wangensteen, Owen H.,Results of Gastric Freezingfor Peptic Ulcer, 34:108

Bladder, see Bradley, Chou, andFrench, 34:254

Blum, John A., and Reiser, Milton P., see Silicone Rubber inthe Urinary Tract, 34:372

Bradley, William E., Chou, Shelley N., French, Lyle A., Evacuation of the Neurogenic Bladder by Direct ElectricalStimulation, 34:2.54

Cancer, see Goldberg, and Knatterud, 34:186

Chan, Y. K., see Kooiker, R. H.,et aI., 34:352

Cholesterol Degradation and Excretion in Man, by Richard B.Moore, Joseph T. Anderson,Ancel Keys, and Ivan D.Frantz, Jr., 34:150

Chromosomes, see Yunis, 34:69Chou, Shelley N., see Bradley,

William E., et aI., 34:254Circadian (About 24-Hour)

Rhythms in ExperimentalMedicine, by Franz Halberg,34:158

Colon, see Goldberg and Knatterud, 34:186

Control of Enzyme Synthesis inBacteria, by Palmer Rogers,Henry J. Vogel, and James F.Koerner, 34:181

Cor 0 n a r y Arteriosclerosis, seeJorgens, Lieber, Kundel, andSavage, 34:206

Current Knowledge of SerumBactericidal Actions, by LouisH. Muschel, 34:115

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Dalmasso, Agustin P., see Good,Robert A., et aI., 34:146

Damage-Risk Criteria for Hearing Loss from Noise, by W.Dixon Ward, 34:346

Dehydrogenase, see Fowlks,Gingrich, and Eldridge, 34:287

Delinquency, see Hathaway andMonachesi, 34:257

Dimensions of Education, by J.Neil Morton, 34:98 - SpecialArticle

Effect of Intramedullary Nailingon the Blood Supply of theDiaphysis in Long Bones inMature Dogs, by Ramon Gustilo, George E. Nelson, andJohn H. Moe, 34:260

Eldridge, Robert B., see Fowlks,W. L., et aI., 34:287

Enzyme Synthesis, see Rogers,Vogel, and Koerner, 34:181

Evacuation of the NeurogenicBladder by Direct ElectricalStimulation, by William E.Bradley, Shelley N. Chou, andLyle A. French, 34:254

Evoked Responses by Multisensory Stimulation: Some Tentative Clinical Applications, byFernando Torres, 34:209

Fibroelastosis, see Noren, Adams,Jr., and Anderson, 34:281

Fifty Years of Social Service, byAnnie Laurie Baker, 34:334

Fowlks, W. L., Gingrich, Raymond E., and Eldridge, RobertB., Lactic Dehydrogenase ofthe Lens, 34:287

Frantz, Ivan D., Jr., see Moore,Richard B., et aI., 34:150

French, Lyle A., see Bradley,William E., et aI., 34:254

Fusaro, Ramon M., and Runge,Walter J., Protection AgainstCutaneous Sensitivity to Light,34:178

Garetz, Floyd K., see Leider,Lloyd L., Jr., 34:342

Gastric Freezing, see Bernstein,Sosin, Madsen, McFee, Goodale, Allcock, and Wangensteen, 34:108

Gingrich, Raymond E., seeFowlks, W. L., et aI., 34:287

Goetz, Frederick C., see Spellacy, William N., 34:349

Goldberg, Melvin J., Quantitative Measurement of the Peripheral Circulation, 34:112

Goldberg, Stanley M., and Knatterud, Genell, The Role of theCancer Detection Center inthe Early Detection of Colonicand Rectal Neoplasms, 34:186

Good, Robert A., Martinez, Carlos, Archer, Olga K., Dalmasso, Agustin P., Pierce, JamesC., and Papermaster, Ben W.,The Thymus as an Organ ofImportance in Immunobiology,34:146

Good, Robert A., see Warwick,Warren J., et aI., 34:154

Goodale, Robert J., Jr., see Bernstein, Eugene F., et aI., 34:108

Gordon, John R., see Ryberg,John S., et aI., 34: 183

Greene, Ernest A., see Lorber,Victor, et aI., 34:344

Gustilo, Ramon, Nelson, GeorgeE., and Moe, John H., The Effect of Intramedullary Nailingon the Blood Supply of theDiaphysis in Long Bones inMature Dogs, 34:260

Halberg, Franz, Circadian (About24-Hour) Rhythms in Experimental Medicine, 34:158

Halberg, Franz, see St. Geme,W., Jr., et aI., 34:278

Harris, Russell H., Mueller, Gilbert F., Kiser, Joseph C., andPeterson, Theodore A., Use ofthe Massie Nail, 34:355

Hastings, Donald W., What IsBehavioral Science, 34:374

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Hathaway, Starke R., and Monachesi, Elio D., Adolescent Personality and Behavior: Delinquency, 34:257

Hearing Loss, see Ward, 34:346Heart Muscle, see Lorber, Walk

er, Greene, and Pak, 34:344Human Chromosomes in Disease,

by Jorge Yunis, 34:69 - Special Article

Humoral Transplantation Immunity, by \Varren J. Warwick, Olga K. Archer, StanleyJ. Monson, and Robert A.Good, 34: 154

Hyslop, Jean, see Kooiker, R. H.,et aI., 34:352

Immunobiology, see Good, Martinez, Archer, Dalmasso,Pierce, and Papermaster, 34:146

Insulin, see Spellacy and Goetz,34:.349

Internship Assignments, :34:297Intramedullary Nailing, see Gust

ilo, Nelson and Moe, 34:260Ionic Movements in Heart

Muscle During the CardiacCycle, by Victor Lorber, JohnWalker, Ernest A. Greene, andMoon Jae Pak, 34:344

Jones, M. F., see St. Geme, W.,Jr., et aI., 34:278

Jorgens, Joseph, Lieber, Arthur,Kundel, Robert R., and Savage, Richard I., A Simple Radiographic Approach to theDiagnosis of Coronary Arteriosclerosis, 34:206

Julian, Florence R., NursingServices in a University Setting, :34:338

Keys, Ancel, see Moore, RichardB., et aI., 34: 150

Knatterud, Genell, see Goldberg,Stanley M., 34:186

Koerner, James F., see Rogers,Palmer, et aI., 34:181

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Kooiker, R. H., Hyslop, Jean,Chan, Y. K., Schuman, Leonard M., and Yunis, Edmond J.,Measurement of Amylase Activity, 34:352

Kundel, Robert R., see Jorgens,Joseph, et aI., 34:206

Lactic Dehydrogenase of theLens, by W. L. Fowlks, Raymond E. Gingrich, and RobertB. Eldridge, 34:287

Leider, Lloyd L., Jr., and Garetz,Floyd K., Rapid Urine Test forPhenothiazines, 34:342

Lens, see Fowlks, Gingrich, andEldridge, 34:287

Lieber, Arthur, see J orgens,Joseph, et aI., 34:206

Loken, Merle K., RadioactiveIsotope Scintiscanning, 34:283

Lorber, Victor, 'Walker, John L.,Greene, Ernest A., Pak, MoonJae, Ionic Movements in HeartMuscle During the CardiacCycle, 34:344

Madsen, Arthur J., see Bernstein,Eugene F., et aI., 34:108

Mannering, Gilbert J., Tephly,Thomas R., and Parks, RobertE., Jr., Metabolism of Methanol, 34:190

Martinez, Carlos, see Good, Robert A., et aI., 34:146

Massie Nail, see Harris, Mueller,Kiser and Peterson, 34:355

McFee, Arthur S., see Bernstein,Eugene F., et aI., 34:108

Measles, see St. Geme, Jr.,Wright, Jones, Halberg andAnderson, 34:278

Measurement of Amylase Activity, by R. H. Kooiker, JeanHyslop, Y. K. Chan, LeonardM. Schuman, and Edmond J.Yunis, 34:352

Methanol, see Mannering,Tephly, and Parks, 34:190

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Metabolism of Methanol, by Gilbert J. Mannering, Thomas R.Tephly, and Robert E. Parks,Jr., 34:190

Moe, John H., see Gustilo, Ramon, et a!., 34:260

Monachesi, Elio D., see Hathaway, Starke R., 34:257

Monson, Stanley J., see Warwick,Warren J., et a!', 34:154

Moore, Richard B., Anderson,Joseph T., Keys, Ancel, andFrantz, Ivan D., Jr., Cholesterol Degradation and Excretion in Man, 34:150

Morton, J. Neil, The Dimensionsof Education, 34:98 - SpecialArticle

Mumps Skin Test, see Noren,Adams, Jr., and Anderson, 34:281

Muschel, Louis II., CurrentKnowledge of Serum Bactericidal Actions, 34: 115

My Grandson - Your Patient, byAtherton Bean, 34:.58 - SpecialArticle

Nelson, George E., sec Gustilo,Ramon, et a!., 34:260

Neurotropicity, see St. Geme, Jr.,Wright, Jones, Halberg, andAnderson, 34:278

Noren, George R., Adams, Paul,Jr., and Anderson, Ray C., Relationship of the Mumps SkinTest to Endocardial Fibroelastosis, 34:281

Nursing Services in a UniversitySetting, by Florence R. Julian,34:338

Pak, Moon Jae, see Lorber, Victor, et a!., 34:344

Papermaster, Ben W., see Good,Robert A., et a!', 34:146

Parks, Robert E., Jr., see Mannering, Gilbert J., et a!., 34:190

Peptic Ulcer, see Bernstein,Sosin, Madsen, McFee, Goodale, Allcock, and \Vangensteen,34:108

Peripheral Circulation, see Goldberg, 34:112

Phenothiazines, see Leider andGaretz, 34:342

Pierce, James C., see Good, Robert A., et a!', ,'34:146

Plasma Insulin Levels in NormalLate Pregnancy, by William N.Spellacy, and Frederick C.Goetz, 34:,'349

Pregnancy, see Spellacy andGoetz, 34:349

The Pressure-Volume Relationships of Dog Lungs, by JohnS. Rydberg, Jolm R. Gordon,and Frederick H. Van Bergen,34:183

Protection A g a i ns t CutaneousSensitivity to Light, by RamonM. Fusaro and W al ter J.Runge, :34: 178

Quantitative Measurement of thePeripheral Circulation, by Melvin J. Goldberg, ,'34:112

Radioactive Isotope Scintiscanning, by Merle K. Loken, 34:283

Rapid Urine Test for Phenothiazines, by Lloyd L. Leider, Jr.,and Floyd K. Garetz, 34:342

Rectal, see Goldberg and Knatterud, 34:186

Reiser, Milton P., see Blum, JohnA., 34:372

Relationship of the Mumps SkinTest to Endocardial Fibroelastosis, by George R. Noren,Paul Adams, Jr., and Ray C.Anderson, 34:281

Results of Gastric Freezing forPeptic Ulcer, by Eugene F.Bernstein, Henry Sosin, ArthurJ. Madsen, Arthur S. McFee,Robert J. Goodale, Jr., EdwardAllcock, and Owen H. Wangensteen, 34: 108

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Rogers, Palmer, Vogel, Henry J.,and Koerner, James F., Control of Enzyme Synthesis inBacteria, 34:181

Role of the Cancer DetectionCenter in the Early Detectionof Colonic and Rectal Neoplasms, by Stanley M. Goldberg, and Genell Knatterud,34:186

Runge, Walter J., see Fusaro,Ramon M., 34:178

Rydberg, John S., Gordon, JohnR., and Van Bergen, FrederickH., The Pressure-Volume Relationships of Dog Lungs, 34:18.3

St. Geme, W., Jr., Wright, F. S.,Jones, M. F., Halberg, Franz,and Anderson, John A., Searchfor Subtle Neurotropicity of anAttenuated Live Measles Vaccine, 34:278

Savage, Richard I., see Jorgens,Joseph, et aI., 34:206

Schuman, Leonard M., see Kooiker, R. H., et aI., 34:352

Search for Subtle Neurotropicityof an Attenuated Live MeaslesVaccine, by \V. St. Geme, Jr.,F. S. Wright, M. F. Jones,Franz Halberg, and John A.Anderson, 34:278

Sensitivity to Light, see Fusaro,and Runge, 34: 178

Serum, see Muschel, 34: 115Shannon, James P., Rt. Rev.

Msgr., Tradition of RespectfulArgument, 34:292

Silicone Rubber in the UrinaryTract, by John A. Blum, andMilton P. Reiser, 34:372

Simple Radiographic Approachto the Diagnosis of CoronaryArteriosclerosis, by Joseps Jorgens, Arthur Lieber, Robert R.Kundel, and Richard I. Savage, 34:206

Social Service, see Baker, 34:334

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Sosin, Henry, see Bernstein, Eugene F., et aI., 34:108

Spellacy, William N., and Goetz,Frederick C., Plasma InsulinLevels in Normal Late Pregnancy, 34:349

Spink, Wesley W., After 25Years, 34:240 - Special Article

Stimulation, see Torres, 34:209Student, see Ullyot, 34:271Tephly, Thomas R., see Manner-

ing, Gilbert J., et aI., 34:190Thymus as an Organ of Import

ance in Immunobiology, byRobert A. Good, Carlos Martinez, Olga K. Archer, AgustinP. Dalmasso, James C. Pierce,and Ben W. Papermaster, 34:146

Torres, Fernando, Evoked Responses by Multisensory Stimulation: Some Tentative Clinical Applications, 34:209

Tradition of Re~;pectful Argument, by Rt. Rev. Msgr. JamesP. Shannon, 34:292

Transplantation, see \Varwick,Archer, Monson, and Good,34:1.54

Ullyot, Daniel J., American Medical Student in Britain, 34:271- Special Article

Use of the Massie Nail, by Russell H. Harris, Gilbert F.Mueller, Joseph C. Kiser, andTheodore A. Peterson, 34:355

Van Bergen, Frederick H., seeRydberg, John S., et aI., 34:183

Vogel, Henry J., see Rogers,Palmer, et aI., 34: 181

Walker, John L., see Lorber,Victor, et aI., 34:344

Wangensteen, Owen H., seeBernstein, Eugene F., et aI.,34:108.

Ward, W. Dixon, Damage-RiskCriteria for Hearing Loss fromNoise, 34:346


Warwick, Warren J., Archer,Olga K., Monson, Stanley J.,and Good, Robert A., HumoralTransplantation Immunity,34:154

What Is Behavioral Science, byDonald W. Hastings, 34:374

Wright, F. S., see St. Geme, J.Jr., et a!., 34:278

Yunis, Edmond J., see Kooiker,R. H., et a!., 34:352

Yunis, Jorge, Human Chromosomes in Disease, 34:69

FACULTY NOTES

ANATOMYAnna-Mary Carpenter, associate professor, received a

Distinguished Service Award from Geneva College, BeaverFalls, Pa., on June 1, 1963. She is a 1963 graduate of thatschool, and has been on the Medical School faculty since1954. The award is given to "alumni who have performedoutstanding services in their chosen professions."

RADIATION THERAPYDonn G. Mosser, professor and head

of the division for the last seven years,resigned his post July 1, 1963. He isjoining the radiology group of Drs. Hanson, Iverson, and Nord in private practice in Minneapolis, and will be locatedat Northwestern Hospital where he willdirect the radiation therapy department.He is a graduate of the Kansas University School of Medicine. He came toMinnesota as a medical fellow in 1949,

DO"N MOSSER was appointed an instructor here in1952, spent a year in Europe on an American Cancer Society fellowship in 1954-55, and in 1956 succeeded Dr. K. Wilhelm Stenstrom as head of radiation therapy at Minnesota.

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FIRST 'APPRECIATION' PLEDGETO BENEFIT SCHOLARSHIP FUND

IDr. M. Melvin Goldfine (Med. '57)

who is in general practice in Oakland,Calif., has pledged a Scholarship Appreciation Gift of $15,000.00 to the Minnesota Medical Foundation, first such giftin the 24-year history of the organization.

M. MELVIN GOLDFINE

The 34-year-old physician has provided for the endowment of a perpetualscholarship which will be worth $500.00annually and will be awarded for thefirst time on September 23, 1963. Dr.

Goldfine received a Minnesota Medical Foundation scholarship of $500.00 in 1955, and is the first among more than250 doctors who have received such help in the past topledge a similar opportunity for today's medical studentsunder the Foundation's program.

Dr. Goldfine interned at the U.S.P.R.S. Hospital in SanFrancisco, trained there as a resident, and has remained inCalifornia to live and practice. He wrote that he was "deeply appreciative of the help given me by the Foundationwhen I really needed it to remain in Medical School." Heand his wife, Harriet, are both graduates of the University,and both grew up in Duluth, Minn.

Dr. Corrin H. Hodgson, Foundation president, praisedDr. Goldfine's spontaneous gift as a "splendid example ofthoughtful generosity on the part of a young doctor." Heexpressed hope that others among the "scholarship fundalumni" of the Foundation would follow the example withsimilar Scholarship Appreciation Gifts. "The ScholarshipFund can readily become a permanent, self-perpetuatingfund which can provide forever for the scholarship needs

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of the Medical School if voluntary support from past beneficiaries becomes traditional. It is the Foundation's objective to build this tradition," Dr. Hodgson said.

Since 1949, the Minnesota Medical Foundation has issued$166,500 in scholarship aid to students at the MedicalSchool. There have been 322 awards ranging from $500.00to $1,000.00. The funds have been contributed by privatecitizens, corporations, other foundations, medical clinics andorganizations, and other friends of the Medical School.

Dr. W. Albert Sullivan, Jr., associate professor of surgery,received the second annual Distinguished Teaching Awardof the Minnesota Medical Foundation on June 14, 1963.

He was honored for "excellence inteaching" and received the Foundation'scitation and cash prize of $1,000.00 inRecognition Day ceremonies for theMedical School's graduating class of1963. Dr. M. B. Visscher, professor ofphysiology, conferred the award in behalf of the Foundation, an organizationof doctors and laymen providing specialtypes of private assistance to the Medical School.

DR. W. A. SULLIVAN Dr. Sullivan, 39, was nominated forthe award by members of the Medical School student body.He joined the faculty in 1948 and received his pre-medicaltraining at the University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. Hegraduated from Tulane University School of Medicine(1947). He received the M.S. degree in surgery from theUniversity of Minnesota in 1956. In addition to his dutiesin the Surgery Department he is also director of the Department of Continuation Medical Education.

The Minnesota Medical Foundation annually honors amember of the Medical School faculty for outstanding performance in the teaching of medicine, including stimulating medical students to greater achievement, and concernand interest in their academic and personal progress.

Winner of the award in 1962 was Dr. Carl B. Heggestad,assistant professor of anatomy.

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16 FRESHMEN SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDEDBY MEDICAL FOUNDATION

Sixteen entering freshmen medical students have beenawarded $500.00 Minnesota MedicalFoundation scholarships for the 1963-64academic year at the Medical school.

The awards were made possible bythe contributions of business firms, otherfoundations, and other friends of medical education, and were granted to students who demonstrated financial needas well as outstanding pre-medical scho-

" 19:)9 lastic work. The recipients are among150 students who will begin their studiesat the Medical School on September 23.

They constitute the largest Freshman class in MedicalSchool history.

Freshman scholarship winners were Richard M. Bieryand Charles W. Patterson, Minneapolis; Andre J. Nelson,LeRoy D. Olson, and Victor H. Tschida, St. Paul; James N.Bertelson, Virginia; James A. Brockberg, Jasper; Kenneth A.Bromenshenkel, Sauk Centre; Donald D. Dickinson, Jr.,Verndale; Thomas M. Donndelinger, Hampton; John F.Greden, Rollingstone; Dennis R. Jacobson, Circle Pines;Jerry T. Reese, Marshall; Joseph W. Tempel, Winnebago;Jorj 1'. Ulrich, Livingston, Mont.; and Stephen N. Haas,Volga, S. D.

The Minnesota Medical Foundation is a nonprofit organization of alumni, other physicians, and friends of the University of Minnesota Medical School. Its basic purpose isto provide special types of private aid to the MedicalSchool for which tax dollars are not available. Since 1949,the Foundation has issued 338 scholarships to medical students, totaling $174,500. Dr. Corrin H. Hodgson, MayoClinic, is president.

The Foundation also offers interest-free loans to medicalstudents, grants for faculty and student medical research,awards for distinguished teaching by the faculty, and is copublisher (with the University Hospitals) of the Universityof Minnesota MEDICAL BULLETIN. Its basic operationsare maintained by the financial support of approximately2,000 members and friends.

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COMBINED MEDICAL ALUMNI APPEALNETTED $7,327.50 IN 1962

Alumni of the Medical School contributed $7,327.50 tothe 1962 Combined Appeal of the Minnesota Medical Foundation. A total of 352 gifts were sent of which $4,465.84was designated to the Foundation; $2,048.33 to the MedicalStudent Center Project; and $813.33 to Special MedicalProjects of the University of Minnesota.

In 1961, the Combined Appeal received 354 gifts totalling$7,177.00. Of the total, $3,917.00 was designated to theMinnesota Medical Foundation; $1,117.83 to the MedicalStudent Center Project; and $2,142.17 to Special MedicalProjects.

The Combined Appeal is carried out each Fall by theMinnesota Medical Foundation to stimulate support of allmedical projects at the University. Alumni can contributeto the aid of the entire program or portion of their choicevia a single gift channeled through the Minnesota MedicalFoundation.

The 4th annual Combined Appeal will be conducted inOctober, 1963.

CLASS OF 1959 PROVIDESSCHOLARSHIP AWARD

The Class of 1959 Scholarship Fund has been oversubscribed and brought to a successful conclusion.

Four years ago, the Class of 1959 established a fund, tobe supported by modest but regular contributions, whichwas intended to provide for a Class of 1959 Scholarship of$500.00 to a meritorious student at the Medical School inSeptember, 1963.

Dr. Ronald J. Nelson, Seattle, Wash., class president, announced a total of $532.00 has been donated as of July 11,1963, assuring the issuance as planned on the opening dayof Medical School classes this Fall. He thanked the classfor its interest and support of the Fund.

Eighty-five of the 113 classmembers sent gifts, compilinga percentage of 75.2 participation. (Quite high by nationwide alumni standards.) The Minnesota Medical Foundation has been trustee of the Fund, and will select the student recipient of the award from its 1963 Scholarship Fundcompetition.

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Minnesota Medical Foundation

Justin L. RosenblattWoodruff RosenblattMrs. Maurice L. RothschildPaul A. SchillingMrs. Leland SchubertElmer H. SmithLucian C. SpragueSt. CroixdaJe SanitariunlMrs. George P. TweedCharles J. UpinRichard L. VarcoArchie D. WalkerMrs. Archie \ValkerOwen H. WangensteenMrs. Sally WarigensteenMrs. Charles A. WardH. K. WrenchE. W. Wylie

1963Membership Roster

Patron Members for Distinguished ServiceDonald J. Cowling Gerald T. Mullin

Patron MembersJohn M. HollernCarl W. JonesWilliam J. KayGeorge B. LeonardN. Logan LevenHarold LiebermanMrs. Harold Lieberman\V. C. MacFarlaneSamuel H. MaslonK. W. McKeeWilliam L. McKnight~lrs. Helen T. Morrison1. A. O'ShaughnessyDavid PaperJay PhillipsLewis E. PhillipsMrs. D. B. RosenblattHerman Rosenblatt

Donald C. Balfour, Sr.John C. BensonMrs. Frank W. BowmanOtto BremerMrs. Paul BrooksMrs. Austen S. CargillHomer P. ClarkMrs. Teresa CohenC. D. CreevyRollin E. Cutts"Bruce DaytonMrs. Gracc B. DaytonPaul DwanLyle A. FrenchBertin C. GambleMrs. Sarah GaultSander GenisMiss Anne E. Hellesen

Hy ApplebaumH. E. BakkilaBentson FoundationCarroll D. Buck"Martin CappDoris E. DahlstromHarold S. DiehlK. S. GoldenbergGoodman Bros. Fdn.

Paul J. AlexanderC. A. AlingKarl W. Anderson"W. E. AndersonClarence E. ArlanderMoses BarronoPaul S. BlakeDonald G. W. BrookingC. W. BrunkowPaul G. BunkerJohn J. CatlinCharles CoddonJoseph CohenRoy B. CorwinRobert F. DeranleauRobert E. DoanHerman E. DrillJohn B. EneboeE. F. EnglundLester G. Ericksen 0-

D. W. FeigalFlour City PressMorris T. FriedellPhillip H. GatesJohn S. GillamP. L. Halenbeck"D. R. Hastings"Earl C. Henrikson"

Sustaining Members\V. H. HainesRobert Hebbe1"Corrin H. HodgsonL. Y.HomMilton M. HurwitzBenjamin B. KaplanH. J. KleinLouis KleinMrs. Ruth E. Lipschultz

Contributing MembersFritz D. HurdElizabeth Conforth JacksonC. E. JohnsonMalcolm R. JohnsonReinald G. JohnsonRobert R. KierlandRichard F. KlineJohn T. KometaniTheodore J. KonigMrs. M. B. KullerLeroy J. LarsonJames J. Lawton, Jr.S. H. LeverseeJ. A. MalmstromSatoru MatsuyamaMalcolm B. McDonaldG. W. McGregorH. H. MinthornFritz H. MoserNelson A. MurrayClayton E. J. Nelson"Leslie F. NelsonB. L. NeubeiserE. W. NewmanoOlmsted Medical GroupElmer C. PaulsonAlonzo P. Peeke"J. C. PetelerJohn W. Peterson

Sylvia E. MelamedNathan T. NenletzOHerschel RifkinMr. & Mrs. Morris RifkinKorval SissonJohn R. SpannnthAlex TankenoffGershom J. Thompson

\V. G. PetersonM. K. PlashaJ. L. PoschBenjamin R. Reiter\V. W. Rieke"Charles N. SadoffCornelius A. SaffertHarold G. Scheie"L. Raymond Scherer"Hildred SchuellAlvin L. SchultzDavid 1. SeibelHoward R. SeidensteinH. J. Setzer"Howard A. ShawJ. W. ShubertMelvin B. SinykinWesley W. Spink"Mrs. Wesley W. SpinkJames W. StephanRoger W. StrandBarbara H. SnbakG. L. WalkerHarry K. WolkoffJohn J. YaegerThomas YoungToshio Yumibe~1rs. Harry B. Zimmermanno

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George \'1. Aagaard°Arden L. AbrahamMilton AbramsonDean H. AfHeckCurtis F. AhrensHeino AlariPaul AlbrechtJohn G. AlbrightWm. J. AlcornJohn F. AldenJohn H. AIdesH. J. AldrichoCarl S. AlexanderH. A. AlexanderDonald S. AmatuzioJohn R. AmbergFrederick K. AmerongenKurt AmplatzHoward A. AndersenA. M. AndersonC. A. AndersonFranklin C. Anderson(\Gaylord W. AndersonoGordon A. AndersonHarold J. AndersonJohn A. AndersonJohn W. AndersonMarkham J. AndersonRay C. AndersonRichard AndersonRobert M. AndersonU. Schuyler AndersonWallace R. AndersonR. L. AndreassenWalter C. AndrewsJ. W. AnnisRichard E. AnonsenRoger B. ArhelgerStuart W. ArhelgerWallace D. ArmstrongOA. I. ArnesonoL. Earle ArnowFrederick P. AmyJoseph J. AstaDavid B. AuranJ. B. AustAustin ClinicSol AustrianWilliam A. AutreyMohammed A. AzizReno W. BackusOsmond J. BaggenstossRussell W. BagleyA. B. BakeroEdward J. BaldesoFred E. BalloH. R. BancksRichard E. BarnesE. G. BarnetCyrus P. Barnum, Jr.James S. BarrMaxwell B. BarroE. E. BarrettJesse J. BarronHomer P. BasingerA. H. BaskinW. Compere BasomWilliam B. A. J. BauerDavid W. BeanJacob E. Bearman

°Also Life Member

Annual MembersCharles J. BeckSidney F. BeckerDonovan L. BeckmanClayton T. BeechamJohn J. BeerSamuel S. BeirsteinR. H. BeiswangerE. T. BellOJames BellomoRichard P. BendelDavid BenderEdwin G. BenjaminHarold G. BenjaminW. G. BenjaminFrank M. BennettAllan J. BensonEllis S. BensonWilbur M. BensonBenson ClinicDeane W. BentonHeinz BerendesArnold M. BergKenneth G. BergeE. H. BergendahlGeorge S. BerghSolveig M. BerghLavonne B. BergstromSamuel S. BeirsteinErnest M. BerkasN. J. BerkwitzDavid A. BermanReuben BennanoTheodore M. BermanRobert W. BernlohrEugene F. BernsteinIrving C. BernsteinW. C. BernsteinoW. E. BernsteinA. N. BessesenW. S. BeyerJoseph F. BicekJerome T. BieterH. H. BillingsE. J. BirkemeyerOrpheus J. BizzozeroJames A. BlakeSamuel BlankHenry S. BlochRobert BlombergDavid BloomNorman B. BloomPhilip L. BlumenthalJohn J. BoehreroBenjamin BofenkampD. G. Bohn°Donald A. BoltRichard G. BondFrank J. BonelloGeorge Boody, Jr.oH. G. BoslandD. L. BoucherM. O. BoudryB. J. BouquetG. E. BourgetOMrs. Samuel H. Bowman, Jr.P. D. BoyerS. H. Boyer, Jr.Bruce BoyntonAlexander M. BoysenJames F. Boysen

E. L. BrackneyS. Gaylen BradleyH. C. BraggJames BratholdtKenneth N. BredesenRobert B. BreitenbucherHarvey J. BrekkeAllyn G. BridgeJohn F. BriggsOPeter F. BriggsAlice BrillRoger W. BrockwayBjorn BronsonJ. E. BrownJames L. BrownPaul F. BrownMartin G. BruhlA. S. BrussellHarold F. BuchsteinoCarroll D. BuckC. H. BuckleyJoseph J. BuckleyMary Jane BuckmanWilliam J. BuggyEdward P. BurchH. B. BurchellDavid W. BurganHarry F. BurichGerald F. BurkeE. C. BurklundR. O. BurmeisterRobert P. BushW. J. BushardJohn O. BuxellMorris L. CableClyde M. CabotR. J. CairnsRobert A. CallewartDonald C. CampbellMalcolm K. CampbellOrwood J. CampbelloB. H. CanfieldThomas P. CannonLeslie CaplanGeorge E. CardleJohn B. CardleJames B. Carey, Jr.Curtis H. CarlsonHomer J. CarlsonJohn V. CarlsonNonnan C. CarlsonAnna-Mary CarpenterCharles W. CarrWilliam J. CarrDick CasonW. O. CasterH. Mead CavertH. D. CaylorE. T. CederSol CenterJames H. ChappleC. C. ChattertonF. G. ChermakMorris J. ChernackMerrill D. CheslerI. H. ChevlenTague C. ChisholmWm. L. ChristianA. ChristiansenKent W. Christoferson

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Annual Members (continued)Allan L. FerrinNorman E. FidelmanWilliam R. FiferZ. Willard FinbergDavid L. FingermanDan L. FinkJ. S. FinrudWilliam A. Fischer1. FisherHarold F. FlanaganOM. G. FlathOWilliam FleesonEdmund B. FlinkoA. J. FloerschDuane L. FlogstadRobert S. FlomM. C. FlorineJ. E. FlynnOW. H. FordHarry ForemanOrley W. FosterWilliam R. Foster\Vard S. Fowlero1. J. FoxDavid W. FrancisD. B. FraneGilbert FrankIvan D. Frantz, Jr.N. A. FranzenHarold C. FreedmanDonald W. FreemanEsther F. FreierAlan FremlandHarriet FremlandRichard J. FreyRohert E. FrickeLouis A. FriedAaron FriedellHarry S. FriedmanBradford E. FriedrichHoward M. FrykmanAlice H. FullerBenjamin F. FullerJoyce L. FunkeJohn R. GaertnerHenry F. GallagherJohn J. GalliganCharles N. GambleE. R. GammKenneth E. GammWalter P. GardnerGeorge L. GarskeRussell GatesN. L. Gault, Jr.Marvin J. GeibRobert W. GeistRobert W. GentryArthur J. GerdesJ. T. Gericke, Jr.oA. C. GholzRohert W. GibbsRohert GiehinkS. W. GiereoConrad GiesenoH. Z. GiffinMaurice GilbertA. Sigrid GilbertsenVictor A. GilbertsenD. R. GillespieDonald L. Gillespie

John DoughertyJames R. DoyleL. O. DoyleOThomas J. DoyleJoseph S. DrageCarl B. DrakePaul A. DresselG. W. DrexlerDella G. DripsoRalph T. DuddlesRobert C. DunnMarbry DuryeaP. J DyrdalA. F. DysterheftArnold H. DysterheftJohn R. EarlNicholson J. EastmanG. B. EavesRaymond L. EckRalph J. Eckman}'fonroe M. EdelsteinCharles EdwardsJesse E. EdwardsR. G. EdwardsRichard H. EgdahlCharles T. EgintonO. A. EideVera M. EidenRussell S. EilersGeorge D. EitelClifford T. EkelandCarl D. EklundCarl N. Ekman, Jr.L. M. EkstrandoMarian L. EliasonA. J. EllingerKarl W. EmanuelE. J. EngbergRudolf EngelGarth W. EnglundGeorge F. EngstromIrving F. EnquistStephen EpsteinJames W. ErcholC. O. EricksonEthel E. EricksonLeif W. Erickson~{yron E. EricksonVernon D. EricksonMartin G. EricssonMurray P. ErsfeldDortha EschRobert D. EstremM. G. EttingerG. B. EustermanGerald T. EvansE. Frank EverettLeland L. FairbanksSidney M. FalkO. J. FamessK. R. FawcettJohn G. FeeD. W. FeigalSamuel B. FeinbergDavitt A. FelderPaul L. FelionOscar M. FellandWilliam F. FellerM. Fording FellowsE. Fenger

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Lee A. ChristofersonJoseph E. ChristophersonStanley S. ChunnJohn A. CichEarl I. CilleyDaniel M. ClarkJames Y. Clarke, Jr.Winfred H. ClarkeDaniel P. CliffordByron B. CochraneW. D. CoddonCharles F. CodeJohn 1. CoeEphraim B. CohenHenry W. CohenMaynard M. CohenSumner S. CohenEleanor ColleSid W. CollierColeman .T. Connolly'Nilliam C. ConradC. C. CooperMilton CooperRobert R. CooperDale H. CorreaJ. A. Cosgriff, Jr.Everett B. CoulterMark B. CoventryK. W. CoveyoD. W. CowanGeorge M. CowanLeonard L. CowleyDavid M. CraigElizaheth M. CranstonRobert W. CranstonOJohn P. CravenDonald J. CroninStanley CrosbieFrederick S. CrossGeorge M. CrowVerne C. CrowlWm. P Crowley, Jr.R. C. CullenOrmond S. CulpE. Dale CummingR. A. CurtisR. K. CurtissRollin E. CuttsOOL. N. DaleDavid V. DambergHarry A. DanielsJ. W. DassettWm. D. DavidsonJay Conger DavisoRichard B. DavisJames W. DeckerJerome J. DeCosseEdward C. Defoe, Jr.Donna L. DenboerB. J. DesaiD. C. DetersRichard A. DeWallNorman J. DiamondRobert A. DiamondAntoni M. DiehlDavid E. DinesJ. W. DockseyRichard P. DoeE. M. DohertyDonald E. Dougherty

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Annual Members (continued)Louis GillmanGertrude M. Gilman~

Lloyd C. GilmanAmos R. GilsdorfDonald A. GilsdorfR. A. Glabe~

Frederick C. GoetzMarvin E. GoldbergStanley M. GoldbergJules S. GoldenErwin D. GoldenbergM. Melvin GoldfineRobert J. GoldishTheodore 1. GoldmanMeyer Z. GoldnerNorman P. GoldsteinRobert W. GoltzEdwin S. GomsiLorraine M. GonyeaGary D. GoodRobert A. GoodSewell S. GordonAnthony S. GrahekStanley J. GraiewskiLeslie R. GramsJohn C. GrantSuzanne GrantJames H. GravesRoyal C. GrayLeland J. GreenRobbie GreenA. J. Greenberg~

H. Harvey GreeneRichard H. GreenspanIan GregoryEugene GrimMarion GrimesClaude O. GrizzleF. N. GroseJohn L. GroshJohn K. GrottingD. E. GuernseyReuben GullGlenn Gullickson, Jr.John M. GunsolusM. B. GustafsonPaulO. GustafsonH. T. GustasonRoscoe A. GutekunstRobert GuthrieHelen HabererCharles A. HaberleF. C. HaddenFrederich HafizJohn D. HagenPaul S. HagenWayne S. HagenRoger V. HaglundSamuel F. HainesErick Y. HakansonFranz HalbergBarnard HallHarry B. HallW. W. HallRoger B. HallgrenR. P. HallinBernard HalperDavid J. HalpernDonald E. Halverson

~Also Life Member

W. G. HalversonD. K. HalvorsenJames A. HamiltonThomas HamiltonJames F. HammarstenRoland HammerE. M. Hammes, Sr. 9

Ernest M. Hammes, Jr.Seymour HandlerCurtis M. HansenCyrus O. HansenOlga S. Hansen~Borghild HansonDaniel J. HansonEugene W. HansonHarold B. HansonMark C. L. HansonReuel D. HarmonHarry P. HarperRobert D. HarperB. D. HarringtonEllis H. HarrisJames C. HarrisJohn E. HarrisLeon D. HarrisLewis R. Harris'Wm. F. HartfielS. A. HartmanJ. Francis HartmannGrant F. Hartnagel~

Rodney B. HarveyDonald W. HastingsC. B. HatfieldS. R. HathawayGeorge W. HaugenJohn A. HaugenErhard HausLouis A. HauserVictor P. HauserFred Z. Havens, Jr.Royal C. HaydenDouglas P. HeadFrank G. HedenstromWm. L. HedrickW. G. HeegaardB. J. Heetderks, Jr.Carl B. HeggestadBen HellerH. K. Helseth, Jr.E. D. HendersonTerrance P. HendersonNestor M. HenslerKenneth A. HerbstS. F. HermannMyron J. HertzMeredith HesdorfferHerman W. HeupelMaurice HeusinkveldRichard M. HewittAnderson C. Hilding~

Wm. R. HilgedickJerome A. HilgerRobert T. HilkerEarl HillElmer M. HillHill Family FoundationHerman E. HilleboeJ. M. Hilton~

H. P. HinderakerLerner B. HinshawHerbert M. Hirsch

Stanton A. HirshClaude R. HitchcockJohn J. HochfilzerR. V. HodappLucien R. HodgesH. O. HoffF. \V. Hoflbauer~

H. E. HoffertLucille HoilundWallace W. Holley~

Roy G. HollyC. H. HolmstromE. G. HolmstromJohn E. HoltGertrude D. HonigG. Wendell HopkinsEmerson E. HoppesC.E.HomRichard C. HornsWayne L. HosethArvid J. HouglumWilliam H. HoultonGordon W. HovdeRuth F. HovdeC. E. HowardElna M. HowardRobert B. HowardS. E. HowardCarter W. HowellL. J. Hoyer~William J. HruzaR. W. HuberE. G. HubinE. R. Hudec~E. J. Huenekens·Thomas L. HusebyCharles Hymes~

Walter IndeckJ. E. IndiharW. H. InglisJ. T. JahbourE. Gartly JacoCharles E. Jacobson, Jr.Clarence Jacobson 0

Wyman E. JacobsonJay JacobyD. E. JaegerManuela. JaffeHarriet D. JamesGeorge W. JandaAllen G. JaneckyMartin E. JanssenCharles W. JarvisAlan R. JayRennan H. JensenLouis C. Jensen, Jr.Nathan K. JensenReynold A. Jensen~

Richard E. JensenJ. E. JensonBourne JeromeH. J. JeronimusW. G. JohansonHenry A. JohnsenC. Laurence JohnsonDeLores E. JohnsonDoris 1. JohnsonDouglas L. JohnsonEiner Wesley Johnson, Jr.Frank E. JohnsonJohn A. Johnson

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Olga Holie JohnsonPercy JohnsonRay A. JohnsonV. M. JohnsonVictor JohnsonWilliam C. JohnsonLuverne W. JohnsrudRuth M. JollyE. R. JonasDonald A. JonesEdward T. JonesRichard H. JonesJoseph JorgensGeorge T. JoyceAllen S. JuddE. S. JuddLeonard L. KallestadDennis J. KaneEarl R. KanneBernard J. KaplanJ. Jacob KaplanMartin J. KaplanC. I. KarleenE. M. KasperHarold KatkovYale J. KatzHerschel J. KaufmanHarold W. KeairnesDonald L. KegariesM. A. KeilPaul J. KeithTed KellerJames E. KelleyRoger E. KelleyVincent C. KelleyEdward H. KellyJohn F. KellyWilliam D. KellyB. J. KennedyRalph KernkampAncel KeysoR. R. KierlandIlmar O. KieselFrank KieslerE. A. KilbrideArchibald D. KincaidLyndon M. King, Jr.oR. L. King, Jr.Jack KinnardW. N. KinneyThomas J. KinsellaoL. B. KirilukLloyd H. KlefstadHorace D. KleinoLowell H. KlevenEdward K. KloosFrank R. KluneJames F. KnappRalph T. KnightOW. A. Knight, Jr.Robert J. KnipH. A. Knoche, Jr.Gerhard KnutsonMichael F. KochRobert D. KochsiekRobert R. KoefootFred H. KoeneckeArthur A. H. KoepsellJames F. Koerner

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Annual Members (continued)Fred T. Kolouch I. L. LichtensteinHerman J. Kooiker Dagfinn LieHenry A. Korda A. G. LiedloffLyle W. Korum Nathan LifsonMichael Kosiak W. B. LightFrederic J. Kottke· C. Walton LilleheiR. J. Kotval· James P. LilleheiCarl D. Koutsky Richard C. LilleheiGeorge F. Kowallis Ludvig Lima, Jr.Walter E. Krafft Carl John Lind, Jr.B. L. Kreilkamp James B. LindahlArnold J. Kremen Maurice L. LindblomThomas K. Krezowski W. H. LindblomWilliam Krivit Robert LindellFrank H. Krusen Charles E. LindemannW. G. Kubicek M. C. LindertW. J. Kucera, Jr. M. C. F. LindertWilliam R. Kueffner Russell C. LindgrenOAnne C. Kuhn Douglas T. LindsayWarren L. Kump Esten O. LindsethDavid B. Kuris E. H. LindstromBradley W. Kusske John H. LinnerLowell L. Kvam Paul W. LinnerRoswith I. Lade H. P. Lippman·John S. Ladue Mark B. ListerudSheldon M. Lagaard Robert B. LitinMrs. Albina Phillips Lambert Arthur G. LitmanLeonard A. Lang· Neil N. LitmanWilliam A. Lange Robert E. LitmanGeorge E. Langsioen Theodor J. LitmanB. G. Lannin M. B. LlewellynFrank W. Larsen Paul H. LoberRussell H. Larsen Karl A. LofgrenBert R. Larson S. V. LofsnessDonald M. Larson James E. LofstromDorette W. Larson Rudolph C. LogefeilErnest J. Larson, Jr. John LogothetisEva Jane Larson· Merle LokenG. A. Larson Jerome G. LommelLeighton W. Larson George L. LoomisLeonard W. Larson° Frederick H. LottLester E. Larson· James M. LouisellOliver E. H. Larson E. R. LowePaul N. Larsono R. S. LowensteinTheodore G. Larson Elizabeth C. LowryK. E. Latterell Jeanette K. LowryDonald J. Lawler Thomas LowryVan S. Lawrence Stanley LundbladArnold Lazarow Karl R. LundebergG. T. Leclercq W. Bruce LundeenG. E. Ledfors R. C. LundgrenHubert W. Lee C. W. LundquistJ. S. Lee Virgil J. P. LundquistWilliam C. Lee Francis W. LynchThomas J. Lehar Francis T. LytleJ. S. Leighton Warren L. MacaulayHarold R. Leland· D. C. MacKinnonM. E. Lenander Lloyd D. MacLeanEdith M. Lentz Gordon C. MacRaeGilbert Gordon Lenz A. E. Magnuson·J. Paul Leonard Richard MagrawSam Leonardo D. G. MahleStanley A. Leonard E. T. MaitlaodJohn W. Lester Edgar L. MakowskiRichard G. Lester Ralph H. MallingerJ. H. Leversee Sheldon C. MandelJules D. Levin John B. ManderIda Levine James C. MankeyN. M. LevineO David M. MarcleyGeorge X. LevittO George H. MarkingBarton L. Lewis D. L. Martin


Annual Members (continued)Donald C. MartinG. M. MartinGeorge R. MartinCarlos MartinezElmer J. MartinsonJoseph S. MasseeJames C. MassonoJames K. MatayoshiRoland W. MatsonHamlin MattsonWilliam P. MavrelisStanley R. MaxeinerDonald M. MaybergPaul D. MayerCharles W. MayoWilliam F. MazzitelloDonovan L. McCainMalcolm A. McCannel4Francis M. McCarten O

A. M. McCarthyDonald McCarthy4R. James McCelianC. N. McCloudD. P. McConnickGeorge D. McGearyM. Donald McGearyElizabeth A. McGrewBrian J. McGroartyRichard B. McHughFrank F. McKeanJohn M. McKelveyCharles H. McKenzieC. A. McKinlay 4F. S. McKinneyLeroy C. McLarenCharles E. McLennanJohn M. McLindenTerence B. McManusJames T. McMillanDavid W. McQuoidB. J. MearsFredrick B. MearsSidney H. MedofPaul E. MeehlWilliam R. Meeker, Jr.Leonard W. Melander, Jr.James MelbyRohert L. MellerGeorge T. MellingerJ. MendezT. B. MernerRobert L. MerrickR. W. MerrillW. A. MerrittP. F. Meyer4Henry H. Michel4R. P. MichelsHenry E. Michelson4James L. MichieA. S. MidthuneV. E. MikkelsonCharles F. MillerFletcher A. MillerH. A. Miller, Jr.Harold D. MillerHarold E. MillerHarry Arthur MillerHugo E. MillerJ. C. Miller4

4Also Life Member

R. Drew MillerZ. oR. MillerD. Keith MillettJ. L. Mills 4Frank J. MilnarAnthony J. MiltichJohn E. MincklerRabbi & Mrs. Albert G.

MindaGerald G. MindrumRaymond K. MingeMinneapolis Neuro-

psychiatric ClinicB. D. MitchellAlbert G. MoatT. D. MobergA. S. MoeGordon K. MoeJohn H. Moe 4Thomas MoeW. W. MoeHenry G. Moeller, Jr.Johannes K. MoenHerman J. Moersch0

Robert Hugh MonahanWalter H. MoranNorval MortensenM. E. MosbyDonn MosserAndrew M. MoviusJohn B. MoyerMary A. MuesingJ. R. MulderA. Eugene MullerJohn J. MullerJohn E. MulvahillMarion I. MurphyThomas O. MurphyM. J. MurrayRobert A. MurrayRobert J. MurtaughLouis H. MuschelElizabeth MusseyJ. A. Myers 4James MyhreH. B. NachtigallArnold E. NaegeliIlgvars S. NagobadsV. George NagobadsLeo A. NashDonald E. Nealy4W. S. NeffD. R. NelimarkCarl Gilbert NelsonDouglas A. NelsonE. N. NelsonGeorge E. NelsonGordon G. NelsonKenneth R. NelsonLeo K. NelsonLloyd S. NelsonMaxine O. NelsonMaynard C. NelsonNorman A. NelsonPaul A. NelsonRalph A. NelsonWallace I. Nelson 4Samuel NesbittOB. L. NeubeisterRoland F. Neumann, Jr.Charles Neumeister

Cecil J. NewallDavid J. NielsenAlbert L. NisswaudtDonald J. NolletRobert E. NordM. A. Nordland, Jr.Martin Nordland4W. F. NordmanD. D. NormanIrwin L. NormanStanley R. NorquistW. F. NuessleA. W. NuetzmanRoland E. Nutting4Malvin J. Nydahl 4Katherine A. Nye 4Lillian Nye 4Dean D. NywallOrville E. OckulyHenry OdlandM. OgurakJ. OhageHiromasa OkadaJohn B. O'LearyVern C. OlmansonKaren N. OlnessJack G. OlsenRalph L. OlsenC. A. OlsonC. Kent OlsonD. M. OlsonEldon C. OlsonL. A. OlsonRobert W. OlsonRuth E. OlsonValentine O'MalleyRuth O'NealH. P. O'NeillC. L. Oppegaard4E. G. OppenEarl T. OpstadHarry W. OrmeEdward W. OstergrenA. J. OuelletteCarlton L. auld4C. A. Owen, Jr.W. V. OwenBen OwensVincent J. PaciottiArthur R. PageR. L. PageB. J. PalenNeil PalmEnrique Sanchez PalomeTaPeter J. PankratzA. A. PapennasterCharles W. ParkerDavid M. ParkerRobert L. ParkerR. L. ParsonsA. W. PasekG. R. PattersenEric R. PaulsonB. F. PearsonR. C. PedersenLouis FeInerCharles R. PelusoThomas A. Peppard 4John R. PerkinsVernon G. PerrigoHarold O. Perry

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Annual Members (continued)John F. Perry, JT.John \Vm. PerryJ. C. PetelerG. R. PetersenGlenn L. PetersenRobert T. PetersenCarl A. PetersonCarrell A. PetersonHarold O. PetersonOHelen PetersonJoel L. E. Peterson"John H. Peterson~Iarvin G. PetersonRobert T. PetersonW. E. PetersonWillard C. Peterson, JT.Julian V. PetitThomas G. PetrickW. L. PewJohn T. PewtersWalter S. PharesKenneth A. Pbelps"Clifford M. Phibbs, JT.R. H. PichaR. F. Pierson cRobert D. PilgrimN. C. PlimptonHarry L. PlotkeKurt PollakDavid B. PostRobert F. PremerRobert E. PriestJames T. PriestleyLeo R. Prins, .Tr.R. K. ProescheloWilliam E. ProffittRaymond D. PruittPhilip F. H. PughE. E. PumalaQuain & Ramstad ClinicPaul G. QuieRichard R. QuinlivanEarle D. QuinnellHarley J. RacerRichard B. RaileD. E. RalstonR. M. RamlowTheodore RasmussenS. Augie RatnerOtto Raths, Jr.Vema RauschOtto RavenholtEverett C. RavitsHarold G. RavitsPhilip L. RayWillis A. ReddingPaul D. RedleafSheldon C. ReedJohn F. ReganJohn J. ReganE. A. RegnierOHenry J. ReifRichard E. ReileyMilton P. ReiserJohn R. S. RemsbergElise L. RenningE. Clarence RiceRoberta G. RiceL. F. Richdorf

"Also Life Member

392

Samuel RichmanR. E. RischA. F. Risser\Vallace P. Ritchie"A. E. RittNorton D. RitzDean K. RizerDonald E. RoachFrancis RoachMason C. RobbinsEdward W. RobertsO. W. Roberts"Margaret G. RobinsonRobert E. RockneyRichard J. RodgersR. S. RogersC. L. Roholt"D. H. RoligLucy Balian RorkeMitchell J. RosenholtzGilbert S. RossRobert G. RossingClarence J. RoweT. H. RowellRobert T. RowlandPhil C. RoyAnthony T. RozyckiVendela Olson RuckerJohn G. RukavinaTohn M. RumballC. \Valler RumpfJ. G. RushtonA. N. RussethElmer M. RustenWayne C. RydburgRobert E. RydellJohn T. SaidyKenneth J. St. CyrYoshio SakoRichard J. SalkE. R. SalovichSamuel T. SandellBernard SandlerKarl E. SandtJohn B. SanfordRaymond A. SanfordM. M. SameckiE. R. SatberJames G. SawyerVictor SborovRaymond W. ScallenJoseph A. SchaeferThomas L. SchaeferL. R. SchererWilliam F. SchererBurtrum C. SchieleFredrick W. SchillaG. T. SchimelpfenigJames R. SchlichtingLeonard D. SchloffRichard H. SchmidtEverett SchmitzF. J. SehnuggH. Laurence SchochetWilliam SchofieldEdward SchonsHugo F. SchroeckensteinAlbert J. SchroederIrwin SchulzWilliam M. SchulzeLeonard M. Schuman

Elmer S. SchutzE. Robert SchwartzEdward P. SchwartzSamuel SchwartzArnold G. SchwyzerHanns C. SchwyzerHorace G. ScottC. H. SeecampMartin A. SegalMilton H. SeifertThomas SembaLawrence SerberA. F. SetherW. Ray ShannonS. J. Shanoski1'lartin ShapennanIrving ShapiroMorse J. Shapiro"Sidney K. ShapiroAndrew SheaAbraham ShedlovJ. A. SheinkopfC. G. SheppardLloyd F. Sherman"Frederick E. ShidemanHarry ShraggJohn S. SiegelMelvin E. SigelStella H. SikkemaL. O. Simenstad"ORichard K. SimmonsDaniel SimonWerner SimonJohn B. SimonsStan J. Simons, Jr.Ernst SimonsonB. J. SingerDavid SipersteinMarvin D. SipersteinG. SkaffAbbott SkinnerRudolph B. SkogerboeJohn E. SkoglandHelen SkowlundIvan W. SlettenArthur C. SmidRalph E. SmileyE. A. SmisekA. F. SmithAdam M. SmithBaxter A. SmithDuane S. SmithFrederick A. SmithGraham G. SmithHarry J. SmithOscar M. SmithRonald C. SmithHoward R. SniderSuzanne A. SnivelyH. R. SoboloffR. T. SoderlindJuan SolariNels N. SonnesynD. W. SontagL. \V. SontagS. J. SontagE. M. SorensenJames SorknessJohn R. SpannuthJ. P. SpanoMitchell W. Spellman


Annual Members (continued)Bernard J. SpencerMichael P. Sperl, Jr.Kenath H. SponselJoseph L. SprafkaR. G. SpraguePaul E. SprayClifford J. StademWilliam A. StafneA. C. StahrLorel A. StapleyFredrick Nil StarkDavid StateBurton R. SteinSam 1. SteinJames W. StephenH. M. SterlingDonald C. SternerGilhert M. StevensonCharles D. StewartMarvin J. StewartJ. M. StickneyG. Keith StillwellWalter C. StolovNorman F. StoneAlbert V. StoesserEverett L. StrandeIIJohn J. StranskyTheodore W. StranskyGordon E. Strate~

Maurice L. StrausBernard L. StreetEdward L. StremJ. H. StricklerH. Jerome StulhergRodney F. Sturley~

Walter SuhhyW. Albert SullivanR. Dorothy SundbergJoo Ho SungDonald SutherlandJanet B. SuttonWilliam R. SwaimRichard L. SwansonRalph B. SwansonWilliam A. SwedhergHarry A. SwedlundH. B. Sweetser, Jr.Theodore H. SweetserJames D. SwensonOrvie J. SwensonErnest C. S. TamA. George TanbaraGeorge M. TangenGeorge T. TaniE. J. Tanquist, Jr.Leslie W. TascheO"Gerald J. TaylorHenry L. TaylorRobert O. TaylorKenneth W. TeichGerald TelanderWilliam S. TerryCarlo A. TerzuoloGordon H. TeschJ. P. TetlieJerome O. TextorJoseph W. TeynorM. M. ThanHulda E. Thelander

~ Also Life Member

A. TheologidesR. D. ThielenJohn V. ThomasArthur ThompsonF. A. ThompsonStewart C. ThomsonBernice F. ThoresonD. J. ThyenLeon J. TiberF. B. TiffanyCyril R. TifftJan H. Tillisch~

Leonard A. Titrudl)Louis Tobian, II.Lyle TongenFernando TorresBenedict B. TrachBertram L. TrelstadRichard C. TuckerRichard B. TudorHobert B. TudorNaip TunaJohn A. TweedyRoland L. U dascoAlfred UihleinU. R. UlfertsHobert A. UlstromLawrence E. UlvestadL. O. UnderdahlFrank UngarA. L. Vadheim~F. H. Van BergenH. Van MeierDonald J. Van HyzinRichard L. VarcoJack A. VennesHomer D. VentersJohn E. Verhy, Jr.Hobert L. VernierP. M. VickersAngvald VickorenHildegard J. VirnigRichard P. Virnig:Maurice B. Visscher(/<A. Earl VivinoHoward A. VogelStanley C. Von'DrashekHichanl W. Von KorffLouis A. VontverGeorge W. WaldronG. L. WalkerS. A. Walker'Vaiter ,V. Walker~M. O. WallaceIra O. WallinEdward F. WalshFrancis M. WalshFrederick H. WalterJun-Chinan WangYang WangCharles T. Wangensteen\)Le\vis \V. WannamakerHerhert E. WardenLoren F. WassonAlex M. 'VatsonC. J. WatsonODennis VV. \VatsonS. W. WatsonEdgar A. WebbLowell W. WeberDavid Webster

Harry WeiuerB. A. WeisJ. H. WeisbergS. J. Weisman4Lewis J. 'NelIer~

Arthur H. WellsW. B. Wells~

John P. 'WendlandW. T. WenneroH. A. WenteGilbert P. WenzelStanley P. WesolowskiCatherine C. WestJames R. WestLouis J. WestRobert K. WestJoseph J. WestermeyerD. E. 'WestoverPaul H. WestphalM. L. WhalenJoseph L. Whelan'Valter M. WhitakerElmer W. WhitcombAsher A. WhiteFrancis M. WhittakerDexter D. WhitbnoreG. Thomas WierHudolph J. WilkowskeGeorge E. WilliamsJ. A. WilliamsJohn 1. WilliamsM. M. WilliamsM. R. Williams\V. Lane WilliamsH. A. WIiIiamsonC. A. WilmotH. E. Wilmot~Frederic B. WilsonJ. Allen WilsonViktor O. \VilsonPaul WinchellLouis 'VinerWinona ClinicF. F. VVippermannC. A. WithamArthur A. WohlrabeA. Cabot WohlraheDonald! E. WohlrabeEarl H. WoodN. E. 'WoodRohert C. WoodRobert WoodruffKenneth R. WoodsPhilip J. WorrellDavid M. WorthenPbilip H. Woutat~

Thomas D. WrightMerrill B. YeomansR. S. Ylvisaker~

Richard D. YoderEarl G. YonehiroN. A. YoungThomas O. YoungONelson A. YoungsOS. J. ZakLeslie ZieveBernard ZimmennannCharles W. ZinnHorace H. ZinnemanE. ZupancNorbert H. Zweber

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Geo. W. Aagaard·Carl W. AhlH. J. Aldrich·Ray M. AmbergEdward D. AndersonFranklin C. Anderson·Gaylord W. Anderson·Karl W. Anrlersono ooLeonard S. ArlingWallace D. Armstrong·A. 1. AmesonoJ. Ricbards AureliusElizabeth C. BagleyA. B. Baker·E. J. Baldes·Fred E. Ball·Maxwell M. BarroI\:loses Barrono ooS. Steven BarronK. F. BascomHenry M. BaskervilleE. T. Bell·G. L. BerdezH. M. BergStanley BerglundReuben BennanoW. C. BemsteinOAnthony J. BiancoRaymond N. BieterJobn J. Boehrer·D. G. Bohn·L. R. BoiesR. J. BoiselPaul G. BomanGeorge J. Boody, Jr.·G. H. Boone:\1arguerite BoothJoseph F. BorgL. R. BoumaG. E. Bourget·Edward A. BoydenRuth E. BoyntonWilliam F. BraaschR. B. BrayJohn F. Briggs·R. J. BrimiAlex E. BrownW. D. BrownHarold F. Buchstein·Carroll D. Bucko COO

Martin S. BuehlerRaymond E. BuirgeClive ButlerAngus CameronOrwood J. Campbell·James B. CareyHarold W. CarlsonCharles F. CervenkaJack I. ChalekB. J. ClawsonWallace H. ColeTheodore L. CookLillian CottrellKenneth W. Covey·Mrs. Dorothy L. CowanRobert W. CranstonO

Life Members

Sam A. CranthamDwight E. CurryRollin E. Cutts··Jay C. Davis·R. D. DavisJames R. DawsonClarence DennisRandall S. DerifieldH. S. Diehl····G. A. DinhamA. Louis DippelTom DonlinLarry O. Doyle·Della G. Drips·Harold J. DvorakJames E. DysonGeorge EarlRobert EarlT. S. EberlevPhilip F. EckmanC. J. EhrenbergL. M. Ekstrand·F. J. EliasEdward C. EmersonOdean EnestvedtL. G. Erickseno ooE. W. EricksonG. B. EustermanOFrederick B. ExnerLouis E. Fazen~filton P. FirestoneHarold F. Flanagan·1\1. G. Flath·Edmund B. Flink·J. E. Flynn·William J. FockeE. .T. FogelbergL. H. FowlerWard S. Fowler·Mrs. Alice B. FraserGeorge FriedeIIT. R. FritscheJ. H. GammellWalter P. Gardner·.T. T. Gericke, Jr.·Silas W. GiereOConrad Giesen 0

Gertrude GilmanoWilliam P. GjerdeRobert A. Glabe·H. W. GoehrsNeill F. GoltzL. R. GowanFrank R. GratzekA. J. Greenberg·Paul H. GuttmanF. C. Hadden·P. L. Halenbeck···E. M. Hammes, 5r. oErling W. HansenOlga S. Hansen·Emil HansonMalcolm B. HansonWilliam A. HansonE. C. HartleyGrant F. Hartnagel·

H. J. HarwickD. R. HastingsO OOGeorge M. B. Hawley, IIRobert Hebbel····Frank J. HeckG. A. HedbergO. M. HeibergPaul HeiseEarl C. Henriksono ooP. E. HennansonAmbrose J. HertzogMalvin E. HerzAnderson C. Hilding·James M. Hilton·F. J. HirschboeckF. W. Hoffbauer"Wallace W. Holley·J. E. Holt·L. J. Hoyer·E. R. Hudec·E. J. Huenekens·Artbur B. HuntCharles Hymes·Clarence Jacobson 0

Reynold A. Jensen·Algot F. JohnsonEiner W. JohnsonoHarry A. JohnsonJames A. JohnsonRichard S. JohnsonWilliam E. JohnsonH. M. JuergensBen KarpmanEdward J. KaufmanG. M. KelbyRoger L. J. KennedyArtbur C. KerkbofE. H. KerstenAncel B. Keys·Lyndon M. King, Jr..Thomas J. Kinsella·Horace D. Kleino:\liland E. KnappRalph T. Knight·Hennan K. KoschnitzkeF. J. Kottke·R. J. KotvalF. J. KuceraWilliam J. KuceraArthur T. LairdLeonard A. LangOEva Jane LarsonoEvrel A. LarsonLeonard W. LarsonoLester E. Larson 0-

Paul N. Larson 0-

H. R. Leland·Samuel Leonardo-John A. LepakNauftoli M. LevineoGeorge X. Levitt·Russell C. Lindgren·H. S. Lippman·'S. ~. LitmanW. H. LongFrancis W. LynchO

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Myron LysneW. E. Macklin, Jr.F. H. MagneyA. E. Magnuson"J. A. MalerichJames C. Masson{l.Malcolm A. McCannel"Francis M. McCarten 0

Donald McCarthy"John L. McKelveyC. A. McKinlay"Paul F. Meyer"Henry H. Michel"Henry E. Michelson"Harold E. Miller"J. C. Miller"J. L. Mills"Mrs. Albert G. Minda"H. H. Minthorn°J;)()Mance! T. MitchellJohn H. Moe"F. P. MoerschHerman J. MoerschOH. A. MolanderHarold W. MorganByron Mork, J r.Frank E. MorkSelma C. MuellerC. B. MurphyJ. A. Myers"John H. Myers"Harold D. NagelDonald E. Nealy"Arthur A. NelsonBemette G. NelsonBernice A. NelsonClayton E. J. Nelson"""Frank A. NelsonO. L. N. NelsonWallace I. Nelson·Nathan Nemetz°-o OO

Samuel Nesbitt·Karl G. NeumeierE. W. Newmano ooMartin Nordland·E. E. NovakRoland E. Nutting"Malvin J. Nydahl·Katherine A. Nye·Lillian Nye"I. L. OliverE. A. OlsonKenneth L. OlsonC. L. Oppegaard"Telford V. OraasCarlton L. Ould"M. M. PearsonAlonzo P. Peekeo oo

Thomas A. Peppard"Harold O. Peterson"Joel L. E. Peterson"W. Henry PetersonJack PhelanKenneth A. Phelps"R. F. PiersonoA. C. PlankersJ. A. PolzakClaude R. PostonJohn E. PowerR. K. Proeschel"Victor S. QualeJohn T. QuirkR. B. RathhunCharles E. ReaE. A. RegnierOFred B. RiegelW. \V. Rieke"""Leo G. RiglerW. P. Ritchie"Rohert I. RizerOwen F. RobbinsO. W. Roberts"W. L. RobertsonC. L. Roholt"H. B. RoholtGust C. RODSV. F. RoteringGrace M. RothHenry A. RoustO. W. RoweJoseph O. RudePeter S. RudieC. Walter Rumpf"L. H. RutledgeRussell O. SatherW. A. SawatzkyGeorge E. SchafferHarold C. Scheieo- oo

L. R. Schererooo

Roland G. SchererO. W. ScholppMax SehamLeon SeleyH. J. Setzer"·"James F. ShandorfM. J. Shapiro"Robert ShapiroWilliam P. ShepardL. F. Shennan·R. V. ShermanL. O. SimenstadoDonald SinclairC. H. SlocumbArthur F. SmithF. L. SmithVernon D. E. Smith

L. L. SoggeJoe SoineyKarl Sollner\Vesley W. Spink"""Charles E. StanfordP. E. StanglL. A. StelterK. W. StenstromArthur StollA. H. StolpestadHarold W. StoneGordon E. Strate"W. G. StrobelRodney F. Sturley"Sheldon StuunnansS. E. SweitzerArnold O. SwensonLeslie W. TascheoJ. H. Tillisch"Leonard A. Titrud 0

E. L. TuohyCharles G. UhleyGeorge G. Ulmer, Ir.Robert D. UrbahnsAlfred L. Vadheim"Maurice B. VisscheroC. W. WaldronW. W. Walker"Waltman WaltersCharles T. W angensteen0

1-Irs. Owen H. WangensteenCharles H. WatkinsC. J. Watson"C. E. WatzEdgar A. Webb"S. A. Weisman(/<Louis R. WeissLewis J. Weller"L. J. WellsW. B. Wells"W. T. WenneroMacnider WetherbyLloyd A. WhitesellGeorge E. WhitsonW. F. \VidenRobert L. \VilderW. W. WillF. A. WilliusH. E. Wilmot"Henry W. WoltmanPhillip H. Woutat"Harold N. WrightOswald S. WYattR. S. Ylvisaker"Thomas YDungC

Ne!son A. Youngs"Mrs. Harry B.

Zimmennann 0- 0- 0-

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CHARLES PETTER

Alumni Notes

... 1922Philip F. Eckman was awarded a bronze medallion and

citation by the American Cancer Society for his work inbehalf of cancer control. He has been president of the Duluth, Minn. unit of the Society for three years, and for nineyears has served as chairman of the Minnesota Division'sResearch Committee.... 1928

Charles K. Petter took office as president of the AmericanCollege of Chest Physicians in June at the 29th annualmeeting of the organization in Atlantic City, N. J. Dr. Petteris superintendent, medical director, and thoracic surgeonat Lake County Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Waukegan, Ill., and was a residentphysician at Glen Lake Sanatorium, OakTerrace, Minn., from 1928 to 1937. Hewas also an instructor in surgery at theUniversity of Minnesota Medical School1930-1937, and is a native of Winona,Minn.

As the College's 26th president, Dr.Petter succeeds a Minnesota classmate,Dr. John F. Briggs (Med. '28), St. Paulinteruist, who has headed the organization for the past year. During February, Dr. Briggs led adelegation of 100 Fellows and their families in an "Aroundthe World" tour, including participation in the Seventh International Congress of the College in New Delhi, India.College chapter meetings were held in six nations in theMiddle East and Far East. At Beirut, Lebanon, Dr. Briggswas awarded the honor of "Commander of the Order ofCedars," one of that nation's highest honors, by its ministerof public health, Mr. Ali Bazzi.... 1932

Jan H. Tillisch recently received the Aerospace MedicalAssociation's Boothby Memorial Award for "outstanding research directed to the promotion of health in professionalairline pilots." An internist at the Mayo Clinic, Dr. Tillischhas been active in aviation medicine since World War II.

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JAMES FORSYTHE


... 1934Reynold A. Jensen, director of the Medical School's Di

vision of Child Psychiatry, recently received a DistinguishedAlumnus Award from Wisconsin State College, River Falls,Wis., in recognition of "personal accomplishments in hisfield, civic responsibility, and contributions to education."Dr. Jensen is a 1925 graduate of River Falls, and joined theMedical School faculty in 1938.... 1939

James R. Forsythe has been appointedmedical director of the Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Co., St. Paul, Minn.,after serving as assistant director and associate director since 1959. His majorfield of interest has been diseases of thechest. He was formerly in private practice in St. Paul, and was senior staff physician at the Glen Lake Sanatorium, OakTerrace, Minn.... 1944

Claude R. Hitchcock, professor of surgery at MinneapolisGeneral Hospital under the Medical School's teaching program, recently received a $331,250 grant for hyperpressuresurgical research at the Hospital. He heads the surgeryresidency program and surgical research center there.... 1945

Edward M. Litin was appointed head of the Section ofPsychiatry at the Mayo Clinic on April 1, 1963. He was appointed to the Clinic staff in 1952 after completing a fouryear residency in psychiatry at the Mayo Foundation.

... 1946Harold O. Perry, consultant in derma

tology at the Mayo Clinic, was awardedthe gold medal of the American MedicalAssociation for a medical exhibit titled"Cutaneous Manifestations of Gastrointestinal Disease" which he prepared for1963 meeting of the A.M.A. with twoMayo Clinic associates.

HAROLD PERRY

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... 1950Roger Stanley Johnson, Minneapolis, was awarded the

M.S. degree in surgery from the University of Minnesotaon June 15, 1963.... 1952

William G. Heegard was named Alexandria, Minnesota's"Outstanding Young Man of the Year" last spring for hisaccomplishments in civic and professional activities. He isin general practice in that city.A 1955

Joseph S. Massee, Minneapolis, wasawarded the M.S. degree in obstetricsand gynecology from the University ofMinnesota on June 15, 1963. He also wonthe Mayo Foundation's L. M. RandallTravel Award for excellence in his field.

Maj. James S. Reynolds writes fromJapan, where he is chief of the MedicineService at the U. S. Army Hospital, CampZama. Recently certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine, Jim has

JOSEPH s. MASSEE served in the Army for the last six years,including two years in Germany and three years in residency at Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D.C. His present address is Maj. James S. Reynolds, USAMCJ, Med. Svc.,A.P.O. 343, San Francisco, Calif.... 1956

Stanley M. Goldberg has entered private practice as ofJuly 1, 1963 in association with Dr. Howard Frykman (Med.'43.), in the Medical Arts Building, Minneapolis. His practice will be limited to colon and rectal surgery, and he willalso teach at the Medical School as a clinical instructor.

Stan has completed six years of residency training - twoin the field of colon and rectal surgery, and four in generalsurgery - at the University of Minnesota. He was an internat Minneapolis General Hospital, and spent part of 1962 atSt. Mark's Hospital, London, England, under a fellowshipfrom the American Cancer Society. He is married, has onedaughter, and is the son of Dr. Isadore Goldberg (Med. '23),who has practiced general medicine in Minneapolis for thelast 40 years.

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ALUMNI DEATHS... 1914

Dr. Kenneth Taylor, Weston, Conn. Died March 1, 1963in Fairfield, Conn" at age of 79. He was a Fellow of theAmerican College of Physicians and veteran of WorldWar 1.... 1922

Dr. Harold D. Nagel, Minneapolis, Minn. Died June 4,1963 at the age of 65. He practiced 30 years in Waconia,Minn. and founded the Waconia Community Hospital in1940, operating it until his retirement in 1953 following aheart attack. Dr. Nagel served in the Army during WorldWar 1. He was a native of New Ulm, Minn., and graduateof Hamline University.... 1923

Dr. Frederick F. Kumm, St. Petersburg, Fla. Died March2, 1963 of myocarditis, age 65. He had served as director ofpublic welfare for St. Petersburg, where he resigned as.city physician in 1957.... 1933

Dr. Peter J. Pankratz, Fullerton, Calif. Died June 10,1963, age 56. He had practiced in California since 1960,following four years as a medical missionary in Taiwan. Dr.Pankratz practiced 24 years in Mountain Lake, Minn., andwas a flight surgeon during World War II.

Memorial GiftsMemorial gifts to the Minnesota Medical Founda

tion have been received recently in memory of:

Mr. Stewart Kanterud Dr. Edward P. BurchPelican Rapids, Minn. St. Paul, Minn.

Mr. Solomon Fox Mrs. Clyde MorrisonTrenton, N. J. Toledo, O.

Mr. Ray M. Williams Mrs. Morris RifkinBoring, Ore. St. Paul, Minn.

Mrs. Hesse Golden Mr. Vernon LundeenMinneapolis, Minn. Hopkins, Minn.

Memorial contributions are a practical means ofhonoring the memory of a friend or loved one, whilehelping the Minnesota Medical Foundation in theadvancement of medical education and research.

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MEDICAL ALUMNI EXCHANGE

PEDIATRICIAN WANTED, board certified or eligible,at Worthington Clinic, Worthington, Minn. Contact Mr.Woodrow Glad, Mgr.

GENERAL PRACTICE, well established, available atKenyon, Minn. Contact Mr. Franklin D. Peterson, Atty.

PHYSICIAN to take over general practice in Elmore,Minn., succeeding doctor who left May 1. Contact Mr.Dennis N. Fischer.

OTOLARYNGOLOGIST sought for well established practice. Write E. G. Barnet, M.D. (Class of '29),907 E. Monroe,Phoenix, Ariz.

LOCUM TENENS wanted for July, August, September.Contact Dr. Kenneth Ahola, Mesaba Clinic, Hibbing, Minn.

This is the concluding issue of Volume XXXIV ofthe University of Minnesota MEDICAL BULLETIN,which has been published monthly from Septemberthrough June of the 1962-63 academic year. No issuespublished during July and August. Publication ofVolume XXXV will begin in September, 1963.

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Coming EventsUniversity of Minnesota Medical School

CONTINUATION COURSES FOR PHYSICIANS

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University of MinnesotaCenter for Continuation Study

Sept. 30· Oct. 2 PediatricsOct. 10·12 DermatologyOct. 21·23 Pediatric NeurologyNov. 4-8 NeuroradiologyNov. 20·22 Ophthalmology

(Refraction)Nov. 21-23 Orthopedic SurgeryDec. 6-7 The Painful BackJan. 6-10................ Electrocardiography

(Intermediate).........................Proctology........................Psychiatry

............... .Internal Medicine.....................Trauma

.................Gynecology.....................Ophthalmology

.. .......Surgery.....................Otolaryngology.....................Anesthesiology

The University of Minnesota reserves the right to change this schedulewithout notificatio.l.

Courses are held at the Center for Continuation Study or the Mayo Me·morial Auditorium on the campus of the University of Minnesota. Usualtuition fees are $45 for a two-day course, $65 for a three-day course, and$80 for a one-week course.

Specific announcements are sent out about two months prior to eachcourse to all members of the Minnesota State Medical Association andto any physicians who request information for a specific course. Forfurther information write to:

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