Medical School
The second term has started and most of us feel as the little blonde secretary who remarked: "Vacations are nice, but it's nicer to get back to the routine so I can get caught up on my sleep."
"In memory of Dr. Ralph E. Miller and Dr. Robert E. Quinn and their courageous attempt to survive following the crash of their plane in the Pemigewasset Wilderness February 21, 1959, and in gratitude to the men of the Dartmouth Outing Club for their skill, devotion and perseverance in the long search ending May 6, 1959, this camp is presented by the doctors of the Hitchcock Clinic" reads the plaque in a new Dartmouth Outing Club Cabin in the College Grant near Diamond Peak.
The Medical School was well represented at the celebration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Outing Club by: Parker Hayden M'17, Jack Bowler M'17, Dean Rolf Syvertsen M'23, Colin Stewart M'25, Joe Pollard M'28, John Feltner M'33, Herm Sander M'36, Pete Fleming M'53, as well as by Doctors Frank Ebaugh and Philip Nice of the faculty.
The National Science Foundation has announced a five-year grant of $41,900 to Prof.Manuel F. Morales of the Department of Biochemistry for research on "The Configuration of Dissolved Proteins and Protein Models."
Dr. Robert E. Gosselin of the Pharmacology Department addressed the Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association in Washington on "Toxicity Ratings and the Manufacturer."
Dr. Tag Mansour of Louisiana State University conducted a pharmacology seminar on "Serotonin Actions on Intact and Cellfree Extracts of the Liver Fluke."
Glenn Behringer M'43 was one of the authors of an article on Surgical Sepsis published in the December 31 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.
Among those who came to Hanover for the holiday skiing were Frank Foster M'32 and his family. Bill Yahr M'59 was here working on his project with Dr. Kreuzer, readying their results for presentation at a Chicago meeting.
We cannot acknowledge all of the highly appreciated Christmas cards which gave us so much pleasure during the holiday season, but we can pass on the incidental information scribbled on some of them. Bill Schumacher M'43 has left Columbia for Westport, Conn., where he practices psychiatry in a private mental hospital and just happens to live two blocks from an anchorage for his boat. Mary and Jack Hartwig M'50 are keeping very busy in Minneapolis where Jack does orthopaedics - two children. Marietta and Warren Thamarus M'52 are back in Ann Arbor with their four youngsters after two years in the Navy, and Warren is teaching Pediatrics at Michigan. Ace Mueller M'52 has returned to Minnesota from California with Barbie and the three children, and is busy with surgery. Wudgie and Frank AmickM'54, with their three offspring, plan to leave the Navy next year to complete his internal medicine residency at the University of Minnesota.
Nancy Haggett produced a son (another Everett) for Hap Haggett M'54 to go with their blonde beauty, Betsy, during the holiday season. Margaret and Allen EdmundsonM'55, with their Kathryn, moved from Brookhaven National Laboratory in the spring to the University of Cambridge, England for a two-year research fellowship. Bruce Pattee M'55 brags about his son when off duty from his medical residency at Ann Arbor. Fleur and Jay Chandler M'55 send greetings from the U.S. Naval Station at Argentia, Newfoundland, but they anticipate a return stateside next fall. Walt Vom LehnM'55 has taken Barbara and their two boys to (of all places) the Federal Reformatory for Women at Alderson, West Virginia - incidentally, he serves as Chief Medical Officer there, so it is not so bad as it first appeared.
Ben and Sarah Gilson M'55, now residing with their son and daughter in Japan by courtesy of the Navy, report having seen EdKieger M'55, Contini M'56, and MoeMoss M'54 out there recently. Joel KennedyM'56 is reported to have deserted medicine and is now at Harvard Dental School. Boband Joyce Edwards M'56 announce the arrival of Elizabeth Carol, a Christmas playmate for their son Duncan. Ziggy Suritis M'57 is happy with surgery at Syracuse Medical Center and will be there for at least one more year. The Air Force snatched JackBryan M'56 from a surgical residency at Yale and, having completed a course at the Aviation Medicine School, he expects to spend the immediate future in the Near East and Europe. Eric and Roberta Jensen M'58 have a new daughter. Nick and Eve TschetterM'58 are just as busy in Denver as they were in Hanover, but next year Nick expects to settle down to just one job, an internship in Pediatrics.
