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aying a oundation - Construction begins on tlte Health Sciences Center on the comer of 4th and ndiana. Date of ccupancy: 1976

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as 1 er ter ). Class of 1974 - Fu st Graduating Class ITU School of Medicine.

Opening / 1 1ing / 3 Construction of the teaching hospital underway. Today known as University Medical Center.

The entrance to the Texas Tech Regional Academic Health Center - El Paso.

2 / Opening It was nearly twenty-five years ago-May 27, 1969-that Governor Preston E. Smith signed the legislation enabling the creation of the Texas Tech Univer ity School of Medicine. Three years later, a remarkably short time in which to develop a comprehensive medical education program, the School of Medicine opened its doors to 36 freshmen and 25 junior . It was August 21, 1972. The first class graduated in 1974.

In 1979 the name of the School was changed to the Texas Tech University Health Scienc Center, paving the way for the development of two additional schools. Accordingly, a School of Nursing was approved and the first nursing students were admitted in 1981 . That san1e year the School of Allied Health was funded and phy ical therapy students began arriving twelve months later. By 1983 two additional allied health programs-medical technology (now referred to as clinical laboratory cience) and occupational therapy- were initiated. Ten year later Tech's Department of Speech & Hearing Sciences was transferred into the School of Allied Health and renamed the Department of Communication Disorders. The May 1994 graduation marks the first HSC commencement for these students.

In 1987 the School of Medicine formalized an integrated dual doctoral degree program, one leading to the Doctor of Medicine degree, the other to the Doctor of Philosophy degree. This program prepares students to be physician as well as modern biomedical scientists. As a result, another mile tone has been read1ed as the Health Sciences Center graduates its .fir t three candidates from the MD. /Ph.D. program in the May 1994 graduation.

Today, Te as Tech University Health Sciences Center is a dynamic, multi-campus smool with educationaJ programs in Amarillo, El Paso, Lubbock and Odessa and a student enrollment of nearly 1300 and rising. With this graduating class, the institution boasts 2574 alumni, including phy icians, scientific researchers, nurses and allied health professionals practicing in nearly every state of the union

· graduate of F.P. residency prograin and everal foreign countries. Of particular pride is the fact 4), Ramon Garcia, Dr. Berry Squire that the majority of these graduates have cl1osen to remain Mr. Garcia. in Texas to serve the health care needs of the State of Texas.

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Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Faculty in Lubbock are the largest group of specialists and sub-specialists in all of West Texas. These specialized practitioners have spawned a medical research program which annually receives millions of dollars in funding. Texas Tech's fields of research expertise include neuroscieµces, trauma care. reproductive biology, pain control, sports medicine, renal studies and telemedicine.

By attracting specialists in so many areas over the past two decades, the Health Sciences Center has helped transform Lubbock into a major regional health center. Today, patients throughout the Southwest as well as from across the nation and, in some cases, from around the world come to Lubbock for highly specialized care at Texas Tech.

Texas Tech personnel provide cutting-edge medical care through the academic hospital, University Medical Center. Liver and bone marrow transplants offer hope to regional residents without the added burden of traveling to distant metropolitan areas. And Health Sciences Center personnel working with hospital employees helped University Medical Center become the first Texas hospital to receive the state's Level 1, or "comprehensive," trauma center designation from the Texas Department of Health.

Our campuses make Texas Tech the most diverse health sciences center in the state and possibly the nation. The El Paso campus in far West Texas is a national leader and innovator in border health issues. The Odessa center addresses health care needs. in.the Permian Basin-Big Bend region, one of the nation's largest medically under-served areas. The Amarillo center is recognized for its success in placing resident physicians in rural areas where they a.re greatly needed. The Lubbock Campus has emerged as a national leader in telecommunications applications to deliver health services and training over vast areas.

The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center through its faculty, students, staff and alumni is a caring institution devoted to serving the public and improving the health of the residents of West Texas and the state. With a commitment to education, research, service and patient care, the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center serves as a model of primary health care delivery for the nation.

The Honorable Preston E. Smith, former Governor of Texas, being presented a medallion at '89 commencemt;nt by Dr. 4 I Opening WM. Gordon McGee, Board o1 Regents. Bernard A. Harris, M.D., Class Current Events 6 of 1983 floats in space (top left) during simulation exercises. He became Student Life 20 a NASA astrounaut in 1991 and comleted a mission in 1993. He Academics now serves 36 on Tech's Board of Regents.

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Match Day 137

Friend and Family 145

Dr. Lauro Cavazos Ph.D., former President of TIU and TIUHSC and Secretary of Education, relaxes in his HSC office.

Dr. Robert W. Lawless, President of TTU and TIUHSC and Dr. Bernhard T. Mittemeyer, Executive Vice President & Provost (TIUHSC) confer at the 1990 Commencement. Opening / 5 6 /Current Events oods hit the Midwest in late spring and early summer -­ ousands of farms and homes were lost, fields were swamped d towns were submerged. Nancy Kerrigan, who won a bronze medal for figure skating at the 1992 Olympics, Floods hit the was expected to win the national figuring Midwest in late skating title in Detroit in early January. spring and early But before she had a chance to compete, summer­ she was bashed on the knee by an thousands of unidentified assailant. Tonya Harding, fanns and homes who came in fourth at the 1992 Olympics, were lost, fields won the title. Nearly a month later, Tonya were swamped Harding's former husband, Jeff Gilloohy, and towns were pleaded guilty in the assault case, Miss submerged. The Harding had consistently denied any role states that got hit in planning the attack on her competitor. the hardest were Within two weeks of the attack, the 24- Iowa, Illinois and year-old Miss Kerrigan was completing Missouri, causing her most difficult jumps in practice, billions of dollm including the double axel, and she was on worth of damage. the Olympic team. As the waters began to recede, barges began moving along the Mississippi River and people began digging out their mud-filled homes. President Clinton signed a $5.7 ·million aid package to help the victims.

The Dallas Cowboys became only the fifth team to repeat as Super Bowl champions with a 30-13 victory over the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVIII at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. The loss extended the Bills' record to four straight Super Bowl losses. Emmitt Smith of the Cowboys won the MVP award.

8 /Current Events Forty seconds that shook Los Angeles. At 4:31 on Monday morning, January 17, an earthquake registering 6.6 on the Richter Scale jolted residents of Southern California from their sleep. It was not The Big One, but it left at least 55 people dead, brought down a major freeway and destroyed or damaged thousands of homes. The quake caused an estimated $30 billion in damage. In the city of Los Angeles, 4,500 apartments and houses were declared uninhabitable. School district officials estimated building damage at $700 million.

The Toronto Blue Jays won the 1993 World Series. Joe Carter became the second player to end a World Series with a home run, hitting a three-run shot off Mitch Williams in the ninth inning of Game Six that gave the Blue Jays their second straight championship with an 8-6 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Toronto became the first repeat World Series champions since the 1978 New York Yankees.

Wildfires swept through Southern California in November. The 26 major fires scorched patches from Ventura County to the Mexican border. Flames consumed a total of 200,000 acres and damaged or destroyed more than 1,000 buildings. At least three people were killed. Nineteen of the fires were believed to have --been arson. Thousands of fire fighters from around the state fought the blazes without pause for days. And unpredictable winds whipped the flames from hillside lo hillside and house to • - house.

The 11-member crew of the space shuttle Endeavor had one mission: repair the Hubble Space Telescope. The Hubble was launched in 1990. But defects in its reflective mirrors prevented sharp images of faint stars at the edge of the universe. The Endeavor was launched on December 2 and chased the Hubble for 820,000 miles over two days before it was picked from a 367-mile-high orbit. The fix-it crew labored in pairs through a record five spacewalks as the $1.6 billion, 43-foot telescope rode in the open shuttle Current Events / 9 cargo bay. The $629 million repair mission was a success. Warren Christopher was picked by President Clinton Ruth Bader Ginsburg became the second to be his Secretary female Supreme Court Justice. She joins of State. Schooled Sandra Day O'Connor, a justice since in diplomacy in 1981. Ginsburg, 60, is the 107th high court the Carter justice. She had won several landmark administration, Supreme Comt cases as a lawyer for the Christopher is American Civil Liberties Union Women's always in the Rights Project in the 1970s. She was the spotlight- in the prime architect of the then-radical legal Middle East; argument that the Constitution most often helping to keep requires equal treatment for men and the peace; women. n egotiating aid fo Boris Yeltsin's Russian refonn effort; or searching for answers to the Bosnian bloodshed.

Expose has been a favorite group for a long time. Their latest hit single "Ill Never Get Over You (Getting Over Me)" was an instant success. It hit the best-selling charts and stayed there for months and months. Duran Duran came back. The hitmakers and video icons of the 1980s came back with a hot self-titled album. The British band was formed in 1980, then split-up about fi ve years later and regrouped the following year. "Dman Duran" was also the name of their first record, which came out in 1981. The quintet's latest "Duran Duran" is a big hit. 10 / Current Events And so is the single from that album, "Ordinary World, ''which hit the top ten. • :ouJ Asylum's eighth album "Grave Dancers Union" reached gold status and the three ideos from it are in frequent rotation on MTV. After nine years, the group from .1.inneapolis finally found success. The album was created with an emphasis on songs ather than volume. They realized that they couldn't play punk forever.

When Tina Turner performs, it's one part aerobics workout, one part revival meeting and one part track meet. Her dance routines are a combination of shimmy shake, ballet and jerk. And her voice is a combination of defiance and outrage.

In September the Bosnia parliament rejected an international peace plan for that devastated republic. The move postponed a settlement that would have ended the 18-month-old war that has partitioned the country into three ethnic states for Croats, Muslims and Serbs. The United Nations has sent a peace­ keeping force to the former Yugoslavia to help keep peace among the three warring factions. Tens of thousands of people have been killed in the conflict and more than a million have been left homeless.

Current Events / 11 Dr. Dre is the chief architect of what is known as West Coast gangsta rap. He l1as produced million-selling albums, most recently "The Chronic." According to one critic: "The Dre sound is clean but edgy, deeply funky, featuring slow, big­ bottomed, slightly dirty beats and powered by guitar and bass work that is the best."

Lumberjacks dashed with environmentalists in the Northwest part of the country over the fate of some of the nation's oldest forests. President Clinton tried to bring the two sides together to agree on the future of the region's old-growth forests, which have provided both timber for the logging industry and homes to the threatened spotted owl and other species.

12 /Current Events First Lady Hillary Ross Perot, the Texas computer tycoon and erstwhile presidential Rodham Qinton candidate, keeps his public image alive after he lost his chaired the White presidential bid. Perot won 19 percent of the vote in the 1992 House task force presidential election in a historic independent presidential that devised the candidacy. He has repeatedly said he has no plans to run again in health security 1996, but the multimillionaire keeps an extensive travel schedule. plan. The proposal calls for employers to pay 80 percent of their workers' average health-care premiums and Janet Reno is the first women attorney workers would general of the United States. As the pay the rest. nation's head crime fighter, she confronts Small businesses growing problems - drugs, gangs, and low-wage violence. The 55-year-old prosecutor - a workers would get self-described "awkward old maid" - has subsidies to help become a crusader for America's children. them pay their Reno's save the family campaign is one of share. The plan her many projects. iwould cost the federal government an extra $350 billion over five years, and Clinton hopes to get most of that money from J,olding down spending on Medicaid and Medicare, boosting cigarette ,taxes by about 80· cents a pack and \imposing a special levy on corporations that set up their own health plans.

Pearl Jam, the purveyor of grunge, which is an unadorned grinding rock sound fashioned by Seattle-based bands, swept the 10th annual Video Music Awards with four awards for "Jeremy." The group's first release, "Ten," hit the charts and went triple platinum. One critic said: "Singer Eddie Vedder has a stage presence not seen since The Doors' Jim Morrison. His low, powerful vocals and the band's snarling, two-guitar attack is the essential Seattle sound."

'he PLO and Israel, in a historic breakthrough after decades of warfare, agreed to fficially recognize each other. One of the prime architects of that agreement was ,rael's foreign minister, Shimon Peres.

Current Events / 13 The 1991 release by the Spin doctors entitled "Pocket Full of Kryptonite" simmered as a cuH hit for almost a year before taking off toward multi-pl.atinum status. Guitarist Aaron Comess, who studied at New York's New School, formed the band with classmates. He performs his soulful talking blues and rhythmic cords with unwavering skill.

David Letterman, the darling of the late­ night television audience, left his nitch at NBC and moved over to Broadway and 52nd St. to the newly rrefurbished Ed Sullivan Theater that CBS renovated for him. He changed networks for a reported $15 million contract. And his new show swept the ratings with rave reviews.

-. 14 / Current Events A.I Gore, wltose roots run as deep in Washington as in his native Tennessee, became the nation's 45th vice president, bringing an insider's expertise to the Clinton White House. He brought to the job an expertise in environmental and technology issues. With his 16-year congressional career behind him, Gore provided a ,trong portfolio in foreign policy and arms control.

Helping to keep the environment clean became an important goal and a corporate mandate for many companies. Johnson & Johnson, McDonalds's Corp. and leading users of paper-based porducts took an unprecedented environmental initiative and joined together to boost their use of recycled paper. Working with the Environmental Defense Fund, the companies will help devise ways to increase their use of recycled paper and encourage their suppliers to use more environmentally sound methods to make paper products.

Prime Minister ~ Campbell is 'the fist woman to lead Canada. She succeeded Brian Mulroney after being chosen at a Progressive Conservative convention in June. Campbell is a 46-year-old former Vancouver lawyer and relative newcomer Michael Jackson's popularity keeps to federal politics. rolling along. The 35-year-old entertainer After a summer of makes news anywhere he goes. He's on image building the album charts with his latest release lhat raised her "Dangerous." On the 'top-music-video' standing in the charts, there was "Moonwalker" and polls, Campbell "Michael Jackson: Legend Continues." called for a general election before the end of the year.

Dwayne and Raphael Wiggins and cousin Timothy Christian riley are Tony! Toni! Tone! Their most recent third album "Sons of Soul" is a follow-up to the 1990 R&B hit record "the Revival." Rolling Stone magazine said: "The album blends old values with new, sometimes with sheer funk force, others with frisky fun." The group has been together since they were kids in Oakland, Calif.

Current Events / 15 The rap group Onyx hit. the charts with a bang this year with The AIDS virus continues to spread. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention their latest album "Bacdafucup." Not long after that, their hot estimate there will be 40,000 to 80,000 new HIV infections in the United States this year. single "Slam" hit the top-selling charts and remained a best seller President Clinton appointed Kristine Gebbie as his AIDS policy coordinator, also called for several months. the AIDS czar, to oversee government AIDS programs.

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Bosnian President Alijah Izetbegovic says he is di6;iilusioued about the wotld'.s wi!Hngness io · ·· take action to end bloodst,.ed in his · country. Bosnia· Serbs have been Jighting.. for their Ownstate. The fjghtingebegan . it:fter Muslims and Croats-tog~fher about 60 percent of Bosnia - voted earlier this year to sec,de from Bill Clinton became the 42nd president of Yttgoslav-ia, the United States in 1993. The former b:etJ,egc,,vk lte.ads governor from Arkansas struggled meiu bet through his first few months in the White a.seven presidency, House, suffering a defeat for a jobs bill compti,sed of two and delays in his health care reform Muslims, tWo efforts. But by September, the 47-year-old Croats, hvo Serbs president was a seasoned vetera11. His tax and one reform bill passed, the health care representative of package was being fine-tuned and there other minorities, was peace in the Mideast. such as Hungarians and Jews.

16 /Current Events ;. The people of Haiti anxiously awaited the return of their elected president, the Rev. Jean-Bertrand Aristide. After two years of exile that followed an army coup that overthrew him, President Aristide was set lo return home. Aristide, a Roman Catholic priest, was elected in a landslide in the country's first democratic vote. His return followed two years of negotiating a settlement of Haiti's political crisis.

Enemies to the death for three decades, Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization opened a new era in their blood-soaked history by recognizing each other's legitimacy. Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and the P.L.O. chairman, Yasser Arafat, signed a treaty at the White House. The Mideast accord was the product of months of secret negotiations conducted mainly in Norway. The accord sandioned the creation of an autonomous Palestinian homeland in the Gaza Strip and Jericho.

'ope John Paul TI visited the United States for the third time "It's About Time" is an aptly named title for SWV's debut album. It was only a matter ,ince becoming pope 15 years ago. The 73-year-old pontiff of time before a crew of young females, with real singing talent and street appeal arrived ,ttended World Youth Day, a week-long pilgrimage that brought on the musical scene. Coko, Taj and Lelee - Sisters With Voices - have been drawing ,early 200,000 youths from around the world to Denver. attention with their singing abilities since childhood. Their debut album is a fresh >resident Clinton and Vice President Gore traveled to Colorado collection of urban street beats, soulfully oldstyle ballads and a little rap. o meet with the pope. Current Events / 17 ~ussian President /Boris Yeltsin dissolved parliament in an unprecedented move in late September and nouncednew elections in a bold ove to end his Presidents come and go, and Hlinois long-running feud Democratic Rep. Dan Rostenkowski has ith hard-liners. been around for nine of them. He is a ln a televised premier Washington powerbroker. As speech that chairman of the powerful House Ways stunned the and Means Committee, he is a master of country, Yeltsin details and a masterful consensus-builder. said he was His committee will handle virtually every dismissing the major Clinton initiative, from taxes to legislature to pull trade to health reform. the rountry out of its political and conomic crisis. Parliament has 'lost the ri~M to emain at the key ev!!ls of state ;power," he said. !Riots broke out several days later nd Yeltsin called

Praised by President Clinton as a "brilliant investigator, a tough prosecutor, a born leader, "Louis Freeh, 43 was sworn in as the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Freeh, who gave up a lifetime federal judgeship to take the job, was a popular choice within the bureau, thanks to his six years as an agent.

18 /Current Events Janet Jackson's new album "janet" introduces a bold new singer. Her new album clocks in at more than 75 minutes and doesn't leave out much - pop, rap, rock, jazz, ballads, opera, a thunderstorm and goofy dialogue. One cri.tic said: "This album contains some of the finest work by this modern hitmaker, and more than a few moments that are downright silly and boring."

Republican minority leader Bob Dole of Kansas spells big trouble in the Senate for President Clinton. He presents a formidable opponent for any plan backed by the Democratic President, as witnessed with his big victory in inking Clinton's $12 billion jobs bill. And what of Dole's plans for his own presidential run? Dole will be 73-years-old when the next presidential election rolls around, and he has made the usual disclaimers abut it being too early to think about such things. But he is already making forays into the early caucus and primary stales.

Mohamed Farrah Aidid, the feared warlord in the devastated country of Somalia, eluded United Nations military forces for months. A U.S.-led mutinational force arrived in the war-torn country last year to help feed the starving population and bring peace to a county that was run by warlords. Aidid was considered the most powerful of the warlords and was blamed for numerous attacks on the military. The power struggle in Somalia left tens of thousands dead and allowed the county to be carved into a collection of clan fiefdoms in the absence of a central government. More than 350,000 Somalis died from the fighting and famine.

Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman was the accused leader of a group of terrorists that exploded a bomb in the World Trade Center. More than 1,000 where injured and 6 died. The 55- year-old Egyptian sheik had been linked to dozens of terrorist plots around the country, including plots to bomb other ew York City buildings, the United Nations and Lincoln and Holland Tunnels. Current Events / 19 20 I Student Life ;, tanding in front of the White House during the Student Senate ip to Washington D. C. (L-R) are Frances Costilla, Kari Rhodes 1d Jenny Caldcleugh. The Senators were attending NAWE.

Student Life / 21 .• 22 / Student Life Student Life / 23 The TTUHSC Student Endowed Scholarship Fund was begun in the Fall, 1989, when the HSC Student Senate initiated an HSC Phon-A-Thon as a student project. During the Phon-A-Thon, students from the Schools of Medicine, Nursing and Allied Health call their respective alumni and ask them for donations to the scholarship endowment. Contributors can designate the school to which they would like their donations to be credited. Scholarships are awarded annually from the earnings of the endowment by the HSC Student Senate Scholarship Committee.

Jim Bob Jones Dir., Alumni & HSC Relations, gives instructions for the Phon­ A-Thon.

Vanessa Redmer

Renee Stuart, PT Hailey Vieh and Larressa LeFevre, PT .• 24 / Student Life Carrie MCarty, AH CD Student Life /25 ------~-~~-,..~-~~-~~-----Touring the Anatomy lab.

Susan Neese & Jack Novak, MSil's, brief entering medical students on what to expect. 26 / Student Life Anatomy lab

Nancy Tarwater gets assistance handing out SOM packets during orientation. Student Life /27 Research Day is an interdisciplinary forum sponsored by the Office of Research, en Academic Support and Graduate Studies ,... designed to stimulate the exchange of new information among interested students involved in medically relevant research. =Q. The 6th Annual Student Research Day for rD TTUHSC-School of Medicine was held - February 24-25, 1994. The HSC Graduate ,... Student Association coordinated the event. = Marvin Quant, Grad. Student en ~e ~ 0 rJj ...... =e Mark Rhodes, Grad. Student Robert Eng, MSII ~ ~ rD rJj rD ~ t-t Dominic Reeds, MSII Edward Bates, MSII =-n 0 ~ ~

' Chip Shaw, Grad. Student Jane Colmer . 28 I Student Life foam, Larse1', Technician - Dept. Biochemistry & Mot. Biology Pam Broome, Dept. Biochemisty & Mol. Biology

Dr. Bernhard T. Mittemeyer, M.D., Exec. V. Pres. & Provost Susan Maddux, Sr Admin. Asst. Office V.P. for Research & Acad. TfUHSC Sup.

Max Sdmbert and Khurshid Rana with vendor representitive.

Student Life /29 Best poster presentation Postdoctoral Student Category - K. Best poster presentation Graduate Student Category - Catherine Michael Rice, Ph.D. MSIV. McVay, Dept. of Microbiology & Immunology.

1994 Student Symposium and Rese.uch Day (Feb. 24-25) by the Graduate Student Association TIUHSC. Luncheon with the guest speakers, graduate students and poster participants (post-docs, residents, medical students and undergraduate How.ud Hughes Fellows). Speakers (L to R) M.uc Caron, Ph.D. (Duke Univ.), Dwight German, Ph.D. ( UT South Western), David Sibley, Ph.D (Univ. of Pittsburgh), and Peter Kallvas, Ph.D. (Washing State Univ.)

30 I Student Life • Mike Rice, MSIV

;t poster presentation Nursing Student Category - Susan Spitz. Catherine McVay, Dept. of Microbiology & Immunology

Susan Spitz, Nursing Dana Soucy

Kerry Hendershot E. Brook Phillips, Howard Hughes Fellow

Student Life /31 The HSC Student Senate sponsored several HSC students to attend the 14th annual International Conference on Student Government Associations at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas, February 26th through March 1, 1994. This years conference topic encompassed Leadership and Ethics. The purpose of COSGA is to allow student leaders from accross the nation and the world to come together to share ideas, challenges, and areas of strength. Designed and run comletely by students, the conference focuses on needs of student leaders.

James Cox and Monica Shadden at a luncheon at the COSCA Frances Costilla, Monica Shadden, and Max Schubert enjoying a convention. ride lo dinner al the COSCA convention.

=-· § Kari Rhodes listens intently to Max Schubert at the COSCA convention while Shane Ruckle looks on.

32 / Student Life .. • The NAWE (National Association for Women in Education) 10th National Leadership Conference for women sh1dent leaders convened June 2-4, 1994 at George Washington University, Washington, D.C. to examine leadership issues of critical importance and to celebrate the conference's 10th anniversary. The conference is designed for women students who aspire to or who are currently in leadership roles on campus and in the broader community. The trip was sponsored by the HSC Student Senate.

nny Caldcleugh and Fran Costilla at the Smithsonian Institute.

Jenny Caldcleugh and Fran Costilla pose on the fence of the White House.

Kari Rhodes and Jenny Caldcleugh look over some of the names on the Vietnam Memorial Wall.

Student Life /33 A weekend filled with social events such as The Dean's Reception, golf, racquetball, the Fun Run, dinner/ dance, etc., designed so that current medical students and incoming medical students can get acquainted with each other as well as with the medical school faculty.

34 I Student Life Ambassadors AIDS Educational Committee AMA/ TMA ...... American Medical Association/Texas Medical Association AMSA ...... American Medical Student Association AMW A ...... American Medical Women Association Emergency Medicine ::c FPSA ...... Family Practice Students Association rJ) GSA ...... Graduate Student Association (J HSC Student Senate rJ) Internal Medicine MSG ...... Medical Student Government a- 0- Multi-Cultural Health Issues rD NSSLHA ...... National Students of Speech Language & Hearing Assoc. 1~ a twk. of Grad. Nur...... Network of Graduate Nurses OB / GYN ...... Obstetrics/Gynecology Club 0 Pediatrics Club ad Phi Beta Pi Psychiatry Club N·~ .• Radiology Club SAC ...... Student Assistance Committee ~ SMART ...... Society for Medical Advancement of Research & Technology 0 SO Student Council ...... School of Nursing Student Council rJl SOTA ...... Student Occupational Therapy Association = Surgery Club T SA ...... Texas Nursing Students Association TT Techs ...... Texas Tech Techs

Student Life /35 36 I Academics • Dalley leaves students spellbound while teaching them about oductive organs.

Academics / 37 Communication Disorders Juniors Adrian, Erin Criss, Courtney Lake, Melissa Peikert, Tina

Tamayo, Rosa Votava, Susan West, Kristen Wright, Tricia

Not Pictured Alexander, Nicole Allison, Shirley Bailey, Kathryn Colgin, Lauren Dinn.am, Kasey Eason, Brandi England, Angela Fleming, Amy Hamel, Nicole Hensley, Danielle Kulig, Kara Lehr, Andrea Lumpkins, Kari Mancha,Pa tricia Redington, Victoria Rosser, Jennifer Schubert, Sarah Skoog, Sarah Spellings, Suzanne Surratt, Krista

Tina Peikert and Kelly Wiant, excited about Communication Disorders. Join a Car Pool And Turn Off the Lights

Conserva twn ,s a way of /,ving and an a!tllude that humanity must adopt if ll wants to /we decencly and permanenrly on earth. 38 / C.D. Juniors Paul Bigelow Sears --, ~ ~ ,· Communciation Disorders Seniors

Bannister, Tiffany Bausone, Andrea Betts, Valerie Carrick, Alicia

Chapa, Abel Cline, Susan Copper, Robyn Costilla, Frances

Cox, Sabrina Eoff, Kristi Fain, Peter Greeson, Julee

C.D. Seniors /39 Communciation Disorders Seniors

Henzi, Kari Hyatt, Julie Josephson, Stephanie Kay, Jackie

Kimball, Amy Lumbrera, Mary Jane Maddox, Jill Moore, Allison

Pascua, Jennifer Patterson-Harris, Shelia Rankin, Heather Reed, Kimberly

40 /C.D. Seniors . Communciation Disorders Seniors

Rhodes, Kari Shaw, Kathleen Sims, Staci Villarreal, Barbara

Wallace, Stephanie Wiant, Kelly Willis, Lori Young, Michelle

Not Pictured Heather Silver, All sion Adams, Kelly Hunnicutt, Tracie Untermeyer, Anne Archer, Jennifer Johnston, Lisa Windham, Jennifer Barren, Jessica Kristina, Koski Craig, Amber McGregor, Jennifer Davies, Jana Nannini, Cynthia Dougherty, Kara Olson, Juliana Ferguson, Gina Petty, Carol Gibson, Denise Pickett, Anjie Guffey, Amanda Price, Kristy Hannners, Jennifer Ruegg, Erica Harris, Suzette Scott, Elizabeth Hastings, Jennifer Seymore, Gina Hendrickson, Siaosi, Hannah

,ok! Serina Geeslin and T racie Hunnicutt

CD. Seniors / 41 C.D. Graduates

Adams, Karen Cleveland, Gloria Geeslin, Serina Glover, Michael

Not Pictured Applegate, Tracey Barker, Jennifer Blagrave, Susan Fish, Sarah Green, Tammy Gregory, Mickey Hardaway, Jena Hilkemeier, Denise Hodge, Brad Hutto, Debbi Kennedy, Cori Knight, Lori Llewellyn, Melanie Lowe, Traci Lima, Tracy Quillin, Patricia Wood, Candice Lowrey, Cassi McThompson, Holly Miller, Kathryn Parmley, Merri Prichard, Nathan Robinson, Patricia Stephens, Kristi Swihart, judith Truelove, Tiffany VanRamshorst, Audrey Wells, Heather Wessels, Jennifer Wright, Robert

CD Special Student Castle, Robyn

Sherry Sancibrian, Dr. William Ham, and Dr. Curt Hamre - The Interview

42 /C.D. Graduates •

L. Assista11t Clillical Director Judy Keller assists Cori Kennedy. Christy Price and Dr. Harn

-Melanie Lo11g (seated) & Tiffany Truelove utilize the resource room.

Frances Costilla dissects the fetal pig. Brad Hodge and Jennifer Wessels - The "Comp" squad coming and going.

Communication Disorders / 43 C.D. Banquet

Jana Davies - Undergraduate Student of the year and Ti.ffany Truelove - Sarah Skoog and Jennifer Hanners Graduate Student of the Year.

Communication Disorders Professors (L to R) - Dr. Raymond Linville, Dr. William Frances Costilla and Allison Moore pretending they can sing. Ham, Sherry Sancibrian, Dr. Curt Hamre, Tori Gustafson, and Judi Keller.

Volumes are now being written and spoken about the effect ofthe mind on the body - I wish more was thought of the effect ofthe body on the mind.

Florence Nightingale Communication Disorders Graduate Students -. 44 / Communication Disorders ., TSHA Convention

.D. students load up on goodies. (L to R) Jill Maddox, Allison Moore, Jana (L to R top row) Jana Davies, Jennifer Pascua and Jill Maddox. (Bottom row) avies, Tracie Hunnicutt, Jennifer Pascua & faculty member Tori Gustafson. Frances Costilla and Tracie Hunnicut.

di Keller- Speech Pathologist showing how speech Path's love babies. At a restaraunt in Ft. Worth are (L to R) Jennifer Pascua, Jill Maddox, Allison Moore, Jana Davies and Tracie Hunnicut.

Students with Sherry Sancibrian after she was presented with an endowed scholarship fund in her name Communication Disorders / 45 C.D. Voice Symposium

Rose Tamayo, Susan Votava and Jennife.r Pascua Voice Symposium featuring Dr. Daniel Boone - signing Frances Costilla's textbook that he wrote.

Candace Woods

We must never try to escape the obligation ofliving at our best. Tracie Roberts and Jennifer Hanners help register Patricia Quillin. Jan et Erskine Stuart

46 / Communication Disorders na Peikert and Barbie Villarreal study for one of Dr. Hamre's fluency tests. Barbie Villarreal relaxes after one test while Kari Rhodes looks over notes for another.

r I e AHCD 3351 study for a test! Allison Silver, Andrea Basoun, and Sarah Schubert djscuss questions for Dr. Hamre's fluency test.

Communication Disorders / 47 C. L. S. Juniors Ardis, Matthew Bell, Patricia Blythe, Paul Bode, Heather

Brackeen, Amy Brown, Kelly Carozza, Louann Clark, Bradley

Cox, Jamie Diaz, Holly Dortch, Zachariah Goodson, Yvette

Holbert, Lance Miranda, Dilvio Montgomery, Amy Nicks, Kerri

Smishek, Matthew Taylor, Michelle Templer, Elizabeth Warner, Donn Not Pictured Fry, Jared Maxwell, Diana Roper, Michael

48 I C.L.S. Juniors C.L.S. Seniors

Adams, Jeanine Ainsworth, Eric Barnes, Kevin Berry, Donnie

Bustillos, Christy Castro, Sonya Chaney, Mark Cole, David

Cornell, Kenneth Dotson, Chad Low, Carylon Medina, Gayla

C. L.S. Seniors / 49 C.L.S. Seniors

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Monroe, Trudy Pham, Van Ramirez, Daniel Serrano, Annette

Servantez, Jerry Sparks, Kimberly Warner, Dawn Welch, Shawn

Happiness is good health and a bad memory.

Ingrid Bergman

50 I C. LS. Seniors 'Physical Therapy Juniors Bently, Misty Bjork, Mary Blacksher, Julie Cook, Sherri

Earthman, Eric Hanks, Russell Kirk, Maxi Lange, Jarrett

Lefevre, Larressa Lowe, Stacey Mantilla, Janeth Miller, Shay

Muirh ad, Kelly Nisbet, Shelley Norwood, Kristen Pehl, Vicki

Porter, Kerri Schulz, Jeff Stuart, Shelley Vieh, Hailey

Physical Therapy Juniors/ 51 Wilson, Joyce

Not Pictured Brownlow, Arny Caraway, Mary Harvey, Michelle Hopkins, Clark Juergens, Rebecca Roten, II, Robert Thibodeaux, Anne

Remember, Troubles are Temporary ...... so Ride Out the Storm!

No life is so hard that you can't make it easier by the way you take it. Ellen Glasgow

52 / Physical Therapy Juniors • Physical Therapy Seniors

Aguilar, Joanna Brown, Micha l Cepica, Todd Ellis, Lara

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Elmore, Kathryn Ericks n, Karen Gl nn, Leslie Gray, Ann Marie

Gre n , Shannon Handley, Bryan Hinds, Ruth K l, Ame

Phy ical Th rapy S niors / 53 Physical Therapy Seniors

Stafford, Michelle Terrazas, Sandra Vaquera, Esmeralda Wimmer, Joseph

Not Pictured Kundomal, Yashdev Brown, Jr., James Moore, Rhonda Haynes, Luke Olive, Jon 54 / Physical Therapy Seniors Ho, Lan Roberson, Ginger • 0 TJuniors

Activity analysis, sweet activity analysis! How to apply eyeliner to rabbits. Makeup 101.

Occupational Therapy / 55 Occupational Therapy Juniors Aldridge, Whitney Jo Atchley, Carolyn Burnke, Heather Callaway, Jana

Callaway, Jill Collins, Christy Gilbreath, Dorothy Griffis, Cynthia

Hall, Kelli Harmon, Kim Kelley, Jennifer Lowery, Debra

Moore, Randy Moore, Royce Rodgers, Laura Schipper, Julie

Segarra, Tammy Settles, Susan Sim2son, Jana Smith, Jacquelyn

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56 I Occupational Therapy Juniors .. Occupational Therapy Juniors Speaker, Serena Steel, Gerena Stephenson, Traci Tapp, Ali on

Vela, Jennifer Wagner, Tre11a Walker, Brett

Occupational Therapy Juniors / 57 Athos Porthos & the other 2.

58 / Occupational Therapy \, Wanna Smith (kneeling) and Kristi Merritt (on red mat) hands on?

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)ebbie Robertson and Kristi Carpenter - learning is an observational sport. Is there a pulse?

Occupational Therapy/ 59 Occupational Therapy Seniors

Albrecht, Kimb rly Burton, Sarah Carp nter, Cri ti Conner, Elgina

nu ~ Day,Judy Draper, Scott Flores, Jr., Je e Geddi , Matthew

Gonzale , Rob rta Harrison, Billie Holden, Bobbie Kennedy, amantha

60 I Occupational Therapy Seniors

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Kurklin, Kath rine Meer, Dawndra Merritt, Kri ti eely, J anne

ica Pin lie, David Raymond, Bridget R bertson, Debra 0 fil @ ~·r ~

mith, anna Pain and death are part oflife. To reject them is to reject life itself. Pictured d , John Havelock Ellis tcinski, Mark

Occupational Therapy Senior / 61 John Hinds and Shan-ying T ai (in tructor).

Debbie Robert on and Cristi Carpenter. Lile is great when you can cause others pain! Pain! We don't know pain!

62 I Occupational Therapy ,

Kristi Merritt and Shan-ying Tsai (instructor). Don't drop me. Work them shoulders and wheelbarrow around the clinic. Help! I've fallen and I can't get up!

Kim Albrecht and Robbie Gonzales.

Occupational Therapy / 63 Student Occupational Therpy Association (SOTA) Back Row: Scott Draper, Dawndra Meers, Sara (Warner) Burton, David Pinelle and Matt Geddie. Third Row: Kim Albrecht, Robbie Gonzales, Bret Walker, Randy Moore, Royce Moore, Whitney Jo Aldridge, Gerena Steel, and Paige Settles. Second Row: Traci Stephenson, Trella Wagner, Wanna Smith, Kim Harmon, Julie Schipper, Cindi Griffis, Jackie Smith, Carolyn Atchley, Serena Speaker, Heather Brunke and Jana Simpson. Front Row: Elgina Conner, Samantha (Jackson) Kennedy, Jennifer Vela, Kristi Merritt, Jana CaUaway, Dorothy Gilbreath, Jill Callaway, Tammy Segarra, Judy Day, and Alison Tapp.

You did what? Jana Simpson, Bret Walker and Instructor G. Parker.

64 / Occupational Therapy .

Nursing- Freshman Alarcon, Joe Allen, Cannon Axtell, Holly Bard, Norma

Barlaan, Evelina Bauer, Kristen Beasley, Brandy Black, Barbara

Blackburn, Wendy Boyer, Jennifer Brown-Dawson, Genevieve Caballero, Janice

Cannon, Anne Carpenter, William Casarez, Melissa Casler, Jorond

Castiglione, Amy Cave, Judy Chao, Weiying Cheng, Guangfen

.. 66 I School of Nursing Nursing- Freshman Coffman, Sherri Colvard, Robert Cooper, Stephanie Copeland, Arny

Cowan, Anthony Cron, Kathy Darby, Kellie Decker, Sandra

De La Cruz, Helen Driver, Jason Eaton, Michael Edwards, Tamara

Fields, Arny Forbes, Dana Fox, James Frantz, Lindsey

Frerot, Tammy Garza, Edna Gonzalez, Minerva Goodman, Deborah

School of Nursing / 67 Nursing- Freshman Graf, Kellie Guzman, Joannah Hamilton, Christy Hansen, Kendra

Hawkins, Willard Healy, Jennifer Herzer, Judy Bettle, Michele

Hohenshelt, Amy Huddle, Stephanie Jenkinson, Jack Johnson, Tracie

Lai, Anling Lair, Tanya Maas, Jennifer Matula, Kellie

Mayer, Diane McCarty, Carrie McDonald, Keisura McDuffee, Margaret

68 / School of Nursing Nursing - Freshman Milburn, Shana N ewding, Hilary Oliver, Barbara Paredes, Velma

Pleasant, Rhonda Powell, Stephanie Price, Paige Rater, Tracie

Rath, Dawn Reddy, Pranita Reed, Gina Renfro, Stacy

Rios, Norma Robinson, Teondra Roca, Selma Rodriquez, Traecy

Rule, Kimberly Schilling, Amy Smith, Brenda Trevino, Porfirio

School of Nursing / 69 Nursing- Freshman Ward, Deborah Ward, Donna Ward, Susan Willhelm, Troy

Wilson, Marsha Wood, Brenda Young, Katherine

Nursing- Sophomores

Denman, Chris Eckhardt, Cindy Fisheck, Melissa Jones, Janelle

McNeely,Candice Reese, Wyveta Sheppard, Elizabeth Smith, Jolynn

Yu,Paulina

70 I School of Nursing Nursing - Juniors Acevedo, Angela Bates, Ivy Brown, Ellen Brownlow, Chad

Caddell, Amy Caulkins, Ellen Chaffin, Denise Chambers, Gerald

Cossio, Margarita Cowan, Doris DeFour, Michelle Doyle, Donna

Edington, Michelle Fabefa, Deborah Farmer, Vickie Felder, Dana

Foreman, Jamie Grant, Sandra Harmon, Michael Hastings, Kari

School of Nursing / 71 Nursing - Juniors Heinrich, Susan Hill, Sherry Horst, Melissa Irwin, Dawn

Jenkins, Tammy Johnson, Jennifer Kingsley, Allyson Lancaster, Jennifer

Leaton, Linda Mrion, Mary McCammish Susanne McDaniel, Gwen

Mize, Delaurie Moore, Rebecca Reyes, Loretta Rinewalt, Heidi

Ruiz, Daniel Sotelo, Emma Wendy, Thal Unger, Teresa

.. 72 I School of Nursing Nursing - Juniors Wat r , Apryl Wat on, Jill Whitt n, K lli Winn, Curt

Yim,Un

The T xas T ch Health Sciences C nter Nursing A ociation (T SA) i a profe ional rganization f r nur ing student . Th members stay activ y ar-round s rving the community through embers of T that attended the tale convention in El Paso, T . ,,_fr,_,,o"-'n...... ,,..u ariou project , including CPR training, h alth cR: Jeff Parrett; Carol Bu h; Cindy Garcia, Pre ident; D bbie Ward, Tracy driquez; Brand ouen , Program and Projects; Maureen Cannon; Lee a fairs, epilepsy puppet hows, and much mor . 10ma ; Ka ie Elam, Hi torian; Jodie aack. k R w -R: Billie Becknal, Thi ear at the tat conv ntion in El Pa , culty dvi or; Elizabeth Ponce; nne Cannon; ike Harmon; llan Beck; thie Anderson; haron Decker, Faculty Advi or; Amy Hohen hell; Aim e T as T ch's T SA chapter was award d Chapter umey. of the Y ar for the State of T xas, Mo t Proj t ompl t d Award, and an award for r cru.iting th mo t memb rs. The chapter was al or cognized at the national conventi n in Philad lphia with the Platinum ircle Award, an Award given to a chapter with outstanding member hip r cruitm nt. Additionally, the chapter pre ent d a r solution that passed unanirnou ly at th state and national 1 vels. The re olution lh ie nder on and Brand Youens (199-1-1995 Pre ident and ice-President) d alt with the ow off the chapter' award for the most project complel d at the late nvention. mandatory plac ment of face hields in all patient' room .

School of ur ing / Nursing - Seniors

Allen, Tera Anderson, Marisol Angeley, Krystal Baker, Chris

Bouldin, Richard Boyer, Christie Britt, Bonnie Britt, Judy

Brothers, Dinah Bush, Carol Carver, Teresa Escalante, Angela

74 / School of Nursing .. Nursing - Seniors

Fl ming, Rach I Foncham, Stella Fu ton, Ronda Garcia, Cynthia

Hatch, Daniel H mme, Traci Henning, Lynette Herberger, Mary

Herring, Jill Herring, Leesa Holdridge, Jam s Huffman, Lillian

School of ur ing / 75 Nursing - Seniors

Jon s, Jennifer King, Kevin Knerr, Pamela Le , Connie

May, Tawnya McClur , Kri ti McLarty, Karen Meyer, Rus ell

Mowery, B cky Nash, Todd elm , Carrie O' donnell, Michell

76 IS hool of ursing Nursing - Seniors

Quintanilla, Guadalupe Smith, William Bryan Stertz, Rachel

Swinson, DeAnna Wallace, Christy West, Tracy Wheeler, Tina I

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Wiley, Stephen Don't be afraid to enjoy the stress of a full life nor too naive to think you can do so without some intelligent thinking and planning. Dr. Hans Selye

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.• 78 / School of Medicine

Benny "Chjp" Shaw - Cell Biology & Michael Rice & Dr. Kenneth Buker Anatomy

Steve King - Biochemistry

80 /School of Medicine stmas Party at Dean Taylor's - front row: Chris Shelton, Donna Phipps. Back row: Don & Susan Goetz, Susan Kutz and Lisa Seinsoth.

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School of Medicine/ 81 MSI- Class of '97 Adrogue, Horacio Albertson, Richard Ali, Iftikhar Babb, Franklin

Beard, Robert Beceiro, Anna Bizzell, Skylar Braley, Scott

Bullock, Jeff Challapalli, Madhu Chica, II, Gerardo Conlin, Phillip

DeSplinter, Richard Diaz, Ralph Dickey, William Dimmery, Kristy

Dixon, III, Walker Doenges, Josef Drake, Brian Dunham, Lisa

.. 82 /School of Medicine ... MSI- Class of '97 Duppstadt, Edwin Esche, Mark Evans, Cynthia Evans, Misty

Fernandez, Jim Foster, Jason Friedrichs, Elena Gaffney, Robyn

Garcia, Blanca Glatz, Robert Goldman, Matthew Gonzalez, Ernest

Hammett, Mark Hampton, Lance Haney, Jasyn Helms, Traci

Hines, Thomas Horton, Kenneth Hromas, Frank Islas, Arthur

School of Medicine / 83 MSI- Class of '97 James, III, Clifford Jansen, Richard Jones, Brian Jordan, Larry

Jordanides, Dennis Kempf, Melissa Kim, Isaac Koonce, Shannon

Kozicz, Kevin Lampe, Jill Landry, Joel Le, Thang

Little, Ellen Locke, Edwin Long, Stephen Loving, Alice

Lowry, Thomas Loya, Cristina Magee, Elizabeth Manderson, Michael

84 /School of Medicine MSI- Class of '97 Matll.i, Jam McL od, Micha 1 M utt, St ven McQuillin, Pam la

eza, D rninic Mir, Mehdi Mitchell, Kathryn Moore, Sharman

Morgan, ark M ul.Key, Meli a Murdoch, Matthew guyen, Chinh

guyen,Phong ix,III, Jame Oden,Jon Patel,Tarak

Philli s, Jim Piel, thri topher Pirtle, Floyd Price, Kellous

School of M dicine / 85 MSI- Class of '97 Procter, Brian Ramirez, Jr., Amado Rankin, Ron Reid, Dustin

Rice, Dana Richard, Gregg Rogers, Karen Rude, Malcolm

Russell, Paul Samples, Steve Schorer, Heidi Selby, Jeffrey

Sievers, Joel Smith, Donald Smith, James Smith, Michael

Starr, Kenneth Tan, Tina Tift, Katherine Walker, Jona than

.. 86 /School of Medicine •. MSI- Class of '97 Ward, Alisa Warren, James Webster, Robert Weiner, Jason

Welch, III, Melton Williams, David York, William Young,Rodney

Zirnmerman,James

Use Laughter as Your Best Medicine Protect Yourself ,s,-1 from Germ Attacks H,1 ;'/,,r 1-/,4 tr,,, HA rJ -Y_, 11111 ~ ~ I?, t-¥"1 ~ 1-lHEE ,rEE 11f,- '%- H-1 ~~

Cheerful people, the doctors say, resisr disease better than glum ones. In other words, the surly bird catches the germ . Unknown

School of Medicine / 87 Kyle Jones, MS ll Michael Rice, M.D./Ph.D. Candidate

Julius Micitante,Pharmacology, talks with Dr. Paul Carroll and Dr. Kenneth Barker •

88 /School of Medicine .. ., lodger Mitchell, MD - Class of 1992.

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Max Schubert with a camera - what a surprise!

School of Medicine / 89 MSII- Class of '96 Abernath, Stephen Andersen, Cary Anderson, Robert Appel, Jr., Jimmie

Baggett, Dhana Bates, Edward Birchfield, Vance Bird well, Russ

Boles, Keith Bown, Paul Brandl, Christine Brewster, Kurt

Brinkley, Patricia Buse, Stephen Campbell, Michael Cantrell, David

Chan, Kenneth Collins, Bridget Combs, Steven Cox, Liza

90 /School of Medicine ... MSII- Class of '96 Cumming-Hood, Patricia Davis, Laura Davis, William DeRosas, Maria

Dilworth, Donald Echegoven,Sandra Edwards, Mark Eng, Robert

Fackler, John Flaherty, Michael Fournier, Jacqueline Greene, Marcy

Greene, Stephen Greer, Daria Griffin, Galen Gulde, James

Hendershot, Kerry Henderson, Kristi Hernandez, Edward Hudman, Eugene

School of Medicine / 91 MSII- Class of '96 Hunter, Stephanie Ives, Karen Jones, Kyle Joseph, Dawn

Keech, Daniel Layman, Mark Loden, Michael Martinez, Frank

Mastrovich, John Mattioli, Federico McAlister, Wade McManus, Katherine

McPherson, Michael Meadows, Renee Melear, Jason Michaels, Thomas

Miller, Harry Montalvo, Mary Moore, Timothy Morris, Adrienne

92 I School of Medicine .. MSII- Class of '96 Neblock, Michele Neese, Susan Nethery, David Novak, Daniel

Ochoa, Eduardo Perry, Cynthia Powell, Christine Reeds, Dominic

Ring, Eric Rivera, Julio Roach, III, Milton Roberts, Michael

Rogers, Brooks Ruckle, Shane Shenkenberg, Amy Showkier-Zeitouni, Nawal

Shriver, Phillip Simmons, Michael Sindlinger, James Skinnner, Shannon

School of Medicine / 93 MSII- Class of '96 Smith, John Somers, Judy Soucy, Dana Spangler, Gary

Spurbeck, William Stripling, Stephen Timm, David Todd, Samual

Trahan, Michael Trippe, Karl Underwood, Jill Uzquiano, Nelson

Vazquez, Marilu Vickers, David Windrow, Matthew Winston, Thomas

Worner, David

94 / School of Medicine • Hai-Linh and fiancee, both of whom are christains, visited a pagoda in Houston, TX during a break from school.

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School of Medicine / 95 Diane McIntire, MS IV & Byron Diane McIntire, MS IV Conner, MS IV

Richard DeBenedetto, MS IV Max Finn, MS m

96 -,

Diane McIntire and Rodger Mitchell

97 MSIII- Class of '95 Axtell, Roger Batrice, Mark Binder, Michael Blann, David

Boyton, Steve Bradley, William Brasher, Sharyl Brochner, Michelle

Broselow, Andrew Brown, Douglas Bui, Hai-Linh Butler, Greg

Carr, Matthew Chamales, Michael Cheng, John Cherry, Debbie

Cherry, Tom Cisneros, Jose Cormack, Trina Crow, Steven

• 98 / School of Medicine MSIII- Class of '95 Culver, Jennifer Daugherty, Brian Deeb, Emily Demick, Diane

DiCesare, Diane Dickinson, Wade Durham, John Eckersberg-Rodes, Tristin

Enriquez, Andy Escooedo, Michael Farst, Karen Finn, Maxwell

Franken, Mary Garcia, Gilbert Garrison, Greg Gill, Henry

Gilmore, III, John Gist, Stephen Goetz, Susan Graham, Wade

School of Medicine / 99 MSIII- Class of '95 Ha 11, Richard Hammond, Molly Harris, Bryan Henderson, Richard

Hensley, David Hischke, Jeffrey Hoang, Thu Hopkins, Deborah

Kennedy, Bruce Kerr, Jeffrey Kingston, Brian Klein, Kelly

Knapp, Michael Kohler, Christine Korraa, Hisham Kutz, Susan

Lindsey, William Livingston, Mark Malouf, CathY. Manek, Sa ill

.. 100 / School of Medicine MSIII- Class of '95 Marsh, Michael Martin, Joseph Mauldin, James McCutchan, Wenda

McMahan,Sheryl Neel, Michael Neff, Timothy Newmann, Greg

Nguyen, Hoa Nguyen, Thuy Offutt, Kelly Oliver, Jeffrey

Patel, Sandip Patel, Vijakumar Phillips, Michael Phipps, Donna

Prescott, Carrie Presson, John Proffer, Paul Pyle, Jade

School of Medicine / 101 MSIII- Class of '95 Rudolph, Todd Sarradet, Michael Seinsoth, Lisa Senyszyn, Richard

Sharif, Mehrdad Shelton, Christopher Shirzadi, Shahin Starch, David

Svendsen, Betty-Ann Thompson, Mark Tran, Kimthu Uceda, Patty

Worthington, Doyle Wright, Stuart Zakhireh, Mohammed Not Pictured Bunn, Paul Smyer, John Warren, Kimberly

... 102 / School of Medicine Hai Linh, MS III with delivered baby .

.. Hai Linh, Susan Kutz, Tristin Eckersber-Rhodes, and Jeffrey Hische (MS Ill's) in 08/Gyn. School of Medicine / 103 MSIV - Class of '94

Krist n Ashely, M.D. Brad Bauer, M.D. Timothy Benton, M.D. Robert Bisb , M. D.

Ann Blakl y, M.D. ndr w Blinkov, M.D. Kenny Brantley, M.D. Ja pr t Brar, .D.

104 / School of M dicin MSIV - Class of '94

Jame Brm,vn, M.D. Susan Boullion, M.D. Shelley Bruce, M.D. Tammy Camp, M.D.

Brennen Cheek, M.D. David Cockrum, M.D. Jeanetta Cole, M. D. Scott Coleman, M.D.

B ron Conner, M.D. Mitchell Coppedge, M.D. Douglas Cummins, M.D. Rachel Curtis, M.D.

School of Medicine /105 MSIV - Class of '94

Kris Daniel, M.D. Richard DeBenedetto, M.D Maria Dizon, M.D. Christiopher Do, M.D.

Charles Dryden, Jr., M.D. Alejandro Esquivel, M.D. Henry Garcia, M.D. Eric Gilbreath, M.D.

Daniel Good, M.D. Kimberly Gordon, M.D. Gerard Guderian, M.D. Martha Guerra, M.D.

106 I School of Medicine MSIV - Class of '94

Derick Haggard, M.D. Debra Hammond, M.D. Lisa Hawkins, M.D. Clint Hayes, M.D.

Charles Hendrix, M.D. Virginia Hofmann, M.D. Vicki Hunt, M.D. Robert Hurst, M.D.

Ronald Hutchison, M.D. Mark Jabor, M.D. Nirrnal Jayaseelan, M.D. Monica Jones, M.D.

School of Medicine / 107 MSIV - Class of '94

Troy Jones, M.D. Rodney Kidd, M.D. David Lee, M.D. Michael Lenis, M.D.

Gretchen Lipke, M.D. Nivedita Mahadhara, M.D. Nick Manitzas, M.D. Michael Maxwell, M.D.

Shane Maxwell, M.D. James McCown, M.D. DianeMclntire, M.D. Mark McKinnon, M.D.

108 I School of Medicine MSIV - Class of '94

Ronald Medley, M.D. Patrick Melder, M.D. David Miloy, M.D. Tai Nguyen, M.D.

Ricardo Padilla, M.D. Michael Perkins, M.D. Jay Piland, M.D. Stan Potocki, M.D.

John Pyeatt, M.D. Leslie Radentz, M.D. Enrique Ramos, M.D. Mike Rice, M.D.

School of Medicine / 109 MSIV - Class of '94

Sammy Riva , M.D. Warren Roche, Jr., M.D. .D.

Roger Craig Se sions, M.D. Christoph r Smith, M.D. Ivonne Smith, .D.

S ott Smith, M.D. Holly Stewart, M.D. J.W. Smith St 11 nwcrck, M.D. Scott Stone, .0 .

l 10 / School of Medicin MSIV - Class of '94

Peyman Tabrizi, M.D. Richard Trevino, M.D. Rodney Trotter, M.D. Daniel Vernier, M.D.

Lawrence Walker, M.D. David Watlington, M.D. Roddy White, M.D. Douglas Zhang, M.D.

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School of Medicine / 111 Graduate Students

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· Bao, Yaqun Colmer, Jane Dallas, Steven Eiam-Ong, Somchit

Canel, Raquelli King, Steven Li, Jin McVay, Catherine

Meyer, Brian Miltante, Julius Muniyappa, Ranganath Ng, Harry

112 / School of Medicine •. Graduate Students

Rana, Khurshid Reinhart, Adam Rhodes, Mark Schubert, Max

I -I Shaw, Jr., Benny Turnbow, Marilyn Vaidya, Mrinal Vaz, Austin, Ph.d.

Wong, Wing Ye, Beixing

School of Medicine / 113 School of Nursing - Odessa

Flowers, Vicki Gatson, Zassar Gilbreath, Cheryl Hogan, Diane

Latham, Jeanie Stevens, Karen Tinney, Irene Wilson, Vanessa

Winston, Julie

Never go to a doctor whose office plants have died.

Erma Bombeck

114 / School of Nursing - Odessa School of Nursing - Odessa

Bell, Otila Boomer, Marylin Bond, Cheryl Brown, Delores

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Ross, Denise Strance, Kay

School of Nursing - Odessa / 115 Faculty

Lawless, Robert W., President of Texas Mittemeyer, Bernhard, Executive Vice Tech University & Texas Tech President & Provo t UniversihJ Health Sciences Ce11ter

Allied Health McManigal, Shirley, Academic Dean Anchuthengil, John D., Asst. Professor, P.T. Bonner, Hugh, Associate Dean Eyambe, George S., Asst. Professor, C.L.S.

Faulkner, Lawrence W., Asst. Professor, O.T. Flagle, Judith R., Asst. Profes or, O.T. Gustafson, ToriJ., Asst. Profe sor, C.D. Hamre, Curtis E., Professor, C.D.

Harn, William E., Asst. Professor, C.D. Hubbard, Joel 0., Assoc. Profes or, C.L.S. Linville, Raymond ., Dept. Chairperson, C.D. Marble, June L., Assoc. Profes or, P.T.

116 / Faculty .. ... Faculty

Morris, Joy, Academic Instructor, P.T. Palmer, Suzanne S., Assoc. Professor, P.T. Parker, Gwen, Asst. Professor, O.T. Rice-Spearman, Lori, Asst. Professor, C.L.S.

Sancibrian, Cheryl A, Asst. Professor, C.D. Shive, Rob, Director Admissions & Student Affairs Sizer, Phillip S., Academic Instructor, P.T. Tsai, Shan-Ying, Asst. Professor-Clinical, O.T.

School Of Medicine Williams, Darryl M. Academic Dean Barker, Kenneth L., V.P ./Assoc. Dean/VP Research & Academic Support Rolan, Kar.en, Exec . Asst. to the V.P. Tarwater, Nancy, Director Admissions & Student Affairs

Tackett, Marlyn, Admin. Asst. Student Affairs Ortega, Olga, RAHC Coordinator Student Services, EP Anesthesiology Heavner, James E., Professor Racz, Gabor B., Dept. Chairperson

Biochemistry Everse, Johannes, Professor Faust, Charles H., Professor

Faculty/ 11 7 Faculty

Garner, Charles W., Assoc. Professor Little, Gwyne H., Dept . Chairperson Morrow, Kenneth J., Professor Pelley, John W., Assoc. Professor

Sridhara, S., Assoc. Professor Stocco, Douglas M., Professor Whelly, Sandra M, Assoc. Professor Cell Biology and Anatomy Beale, Elmus G., Assoc. Professor

Chilton, Beverly S., Assoc. Professor Coates Penelope W., Assoc. Professor Coquelin, Arthur W., Asst. Professor, - Clinical Dalley, Bernell K., Assoc. Professor

Donahue, Laurel M., Asst. Professor Doris, Peter A., Assoc. Professor Drams, Kurt A., Asst. Professor Hutson, James C., Professor

Norman, Reid L., Professor Van Zant, Gary, Assoc. Professor Weitlauf, Harry M., Dept. Chairperson Internal Medicine Anuras, Jitra, Professor: Clinical, LBK

118 I Faculty .. -. Faculty

Boyd, Sheryl, Assoc. Professor: Clinical, LBK Buell, James, Professor - Patient Care, LBK Butler, Thomas C., Professor-Patient Care, LBK Elks, Martha, Assoc. Professor-Patient Care, LBK

Epstein, Anne C., Assoc. Professor - Clinical, LBK Hodges, David S., Asst. Professor - Patient Care, LBK Klug, Panpit P., Professor - Patient Care, AM Kurtzman, Neil A, Dept. Chairperson, LBK

Muthali, Dave G., Asst. Professor - Clinical, AM Nguyen, Luat T., Asst. Professor - Clinical, LBK Nzerue, Chike M., Instructor - Clinical, LBK Park, Chan H., Professor - Patient Care, LBK

Pruitt, Brian T., Assoc. Professor - Clinical, AM Saadeh, Constantine K., Regional Chairperson, AM Sabatini, Sandra, Professor, LBK Trowers, Eugene A., Asst. Professor - Clinical

Werner, Harold V., Assoc. Professor - Clinical AM Williams, Sheryl, Asst. Professor Clinical, AM Library Wood, Richard C., Director of Libraries/ Assoc. Professor Knight, Dan, Asst. Director, AM

Faculty/ 119 Faculty

Neeley, Dana, Assoc. Director, AM Asbell, Mary, Sr. Assoc. Dir./Extramural Services Blackburn, Joseph, Catalog Librarian Cammack, Nancy, Info Services Librarian

McGaugh, Dell Lea Ann, Sr. Assoc. Dir. Technical Services Orr, Judy A., Sr. Assoc./Public Services Robinson, Michael, Fae . Assoc./lnfo. Services Librarian Vugrin, Margaret, Fae. Assoc./lnfo. Services Librarian

Medical Curriculum Hentges, Kathleen E., Director Oglesby, Caroline, Manager, Medical Curriculum Wheeler, E. Jay, Assoc. Dean Strat. Planning & Program Development/ Chairperson H.O.M. Microbiology Chaffin, Lajean, Assoc. Professor

Fralick, Joe A., Assoc. Professor Harnood, Abdul N., Asst. Professor Hentges, David J. , Dept. Chairperson Joys, Terence M., Assoc. Professor

Lefkowitz, Stanley S., Professor Ritzi, Earl M., Assoc. Professor Rolfe, Rial D., Assoc. Professor Straus, David C., Assoc. Professor

120 I Faculty .. Faculty

Pediatrics Biskinis, Evanthia K., Ass t. Professor - Clinical, AM Bourgeois, Michael J., Assoc. Professor - Patient Care, LBK Chappell, James A., Assoc. Acedemic Dean, LBK Douidar, Samir M ., Asst.Professor­ Clinical, AM

Guraraj, Vymutt J., Professor - Patient Care, LBK Hammer, Edwin K, Professor - Clinical, AM Henderson, Linda R., Asst. Professor - Clinical, EP Lampe, Richard M., Dept. Chairperson, LBK

Marsh, Wallace W., Assoc. Professor - Clinical, LBK Muthali, Lilani, Asst. Professor - Clinical, AM Myers, Marian K., Assoc. Professor - Clinical, LBK Myers, Terry L., Professor - Clinical, LBK

Nagvi, Mubariz, Assoc. Professor - Clinical, AM Park, Joon M., Professor - Patient Care, LBK Perez, Fortunato, Asst. Professor Patient Care, LBK Seifert, Suandra E., Asst. Professor - Clinical, EP

Sheehan, Marita A., Regional Chairperson , AM Varma, Surendra K., Professor - Patient Care, LBK Waagner, David C., Asst. Professor - Patient Care, LBK Weesner, Keneth M., Assoc. Professor - Patient Care

Faculty / 121 Faculty Pharmacology Carroll, Paul Treat, Professor, LBK Kenny, Alexander D., Professor, LBK McMahon, Kathryn K., Assoc. Professor, LBK Pirch, James H., Professor, LBK

Syapin, Peter J., Asst. Professor, LBK Tenner, Thomas E., Professor, LBK Physiology Crass, Maur'ce F., Professor Davies, Donald G., Professor

Fowler, John C., Asst. Professor Las.ki, Melvin E., Assoc. Professor Lutherer, Lorenz 0 . , Professor McGrath, James J., Professor

Nathan, Richard 0 ., Assoc. Professor Orem, John M., Professor Sabatini, Sandra, Professor Strahlendorf, Jean C., Assoc. Professor

Preventive Medicine Hayes, Jack, Professor Rogers, Cindy, Asst. Professor Way, Anthony B., Dept. Chairperson

122 I Faculty •. Faculty

Dermatology Neldner, Kenneth H., Dept. Chairperson Emergency Medicine Binder, Louis S., Assoc. Professor Family Medicine Baker, Laura K., Asst. Prof. Patient Care, LBK

Chauncey, Mary K., Asst. Professor - Clinical, LBK Garms, Joe D., Assoc. Professor - Clinical, AM Kantner, Theodore, Dept. Chairman & Professor, LBK Karjeker, Mukhtisar, Asst. Professor - Clinical, AM

Montgomery, Clifford L., Assoc. Academic Dean , LBK Squyres, Berry N., Professor - Patient Care, LBK Van Norman, Kathryn, Asst. Professor. & Assoc. Chairperson , EP Wright, Charles V., Regional Chairperson , AM

Health Organization Mgmt. Buessler, John, Professor Flood, Maria Elena, Prag. Dir. Health Ed. Training Center/Asst. Professor, EP Paez, Leticia, Assoc. Director Ed.Planning/ HOM Instructor, EP Med and Surgical Neurology Buscemi, Jon H., Assoc. Professor - Clinical, EP

Green, Joseph B., Dept. Chairperson, LBK Hurst, Daniel L., Professor - Patient Care, LBK Paduslo, Shirley E., Professor, LBK Strahlendorf, Howard K., Assoc. Professor, LBK

Faculty/ 123 Faculty

OB/GYN Braun, Robert D., Professor - Clinical, Odessa Canez, Melin S., Asst. Professor - Clinical, LBK Castracane, V. Daniel, Professor - Clinical, AM Chandler, Pamela A., Asst. Professor - Clinical, AM

Crane, John T., Instructor - Clinical, AM Dorsett, Michael M., Assoc. Professor - Clinical, LBK Hall, Lou Ann, Adjunct Instructor, AM McCord, Eddie H., Asst. Professor - Clinical, AM

Messer, Robert H., Dept. Chairperson, LBT<. Puls, Larry E., Asst. Professor - Clinical, AM Rimer, Bobby A., Asst. Academic Dean, AM Ophthalmology May, Donald R., Dept. Chairperson

McCartney, David L., Assoc. Professor Patient Care Morales, Jose, Asst. Professor - Clinical Orthopaedic Surgery Yost, Robert P., Professor - Patient Care Pathology Bradley, Charles A., Professor

Dunn, Dale M., Dept. Chairperson Morgan, David L., Asst. Professor - Patient Care Pence, Barbara C., Asst. Professor Pence, Danny B., Professor

124 I Faculty •. Faculty

Reimund, Eric, Asst. Professor - Patient Care Tran, Rue M., Assoc. Professor - Clinical Psychiatry Contreras, Salvador A., Assoc. Professor - Patient Care, LBK Guerrero, Martin, Asst. Professor - Patient Care, EP

Jones, W. Mitchell, Asst. Academic Dean, AM McGovern, Thomas F., Assoc. Professor, LBK McMahon, Terry C., Assoc. Academic Dean, LBK Stuyt, Elizabeth L., Asst. Professor - Patient Care, LBK

Weddige, Richard L., Dept. Chairperson, LBK Surgery Baker, Charles R., Assoc. Professor - Patient Care, LBK Barber, Annabel E., Asst. Professor - Patient Care, LBK Edwards, David P., Assoc. Medical Director, EP

Griswold, John A., Asst. Professor - Patient Care, LBK Illner, Hana P., Professor, LBK Jones, Jeffrey A., Asst. Professor - Patient Care, LBK Ronaghan, Catherine A., Asst. Professor - Patient Care, LBK

Ronaghan, Joseph E., Asst. Professor - Clinical, AM Shires, G. Tom, Dept. Chairperson , LBK Vordermark, Jonathan S., Assoc. Professor - Patient Care, LBK School of Nursing Yoder Wise, Patricia S., Academic Dean

Faculty / 125 Faculty

Bass, Linda, Asst. Professor Becknal, Billie K., Assoc. Professor - Clinical Caffrey, Roberta, Asst. Professor - Clinical Cox, Helen R., Exec. Assoc. Dean

Crager, Betty, Program Development Officer Desai, Snehlata R., Asst. Professor Decker, Sharon I., Assoc. Professor - Clinical Ducote, D'Ann, Asst. Professor

Galvan, Toni J., Asst. Professor Gregory, Kathryn, Director, Admissions & Student Affairs Johnson, Vicki Y., Asst. Professor - Clinical Langford Teddy L., Professor

Leins, Pat Asst., Professor - Clinical Lubno, Mary Ann, Assoc. Academic Dean Menix, Kristi, Asst. Professor Merrill, Emily Sue, Asst. Professor­ Clinical

Miller, Virginia G. , Assoc. Academic Dean Salewski, Ruby M., Asst. Professor Sridaromont, Kathryn L., Assoc. Prof. - Clinical Registrar, Student Services, Financial Aid Bradbury, Vonda K., Registrar and Director, Student Services

126 I Faculty -. Faculty

Hudgins, E. Earl, Director, Financial Aid Burnett, Karen, FA Advisor II Carter, Jane, Asst. Registrar Davis, Donna, Student Records Specialist I

Henry, Carolyn, FA Advisor II Henry, Sherri, FA Advisor II Ivey, Debbie, Student Records Specialist II Rodriguez, Alfred, Director of Reports & Registration

Registrar, Student Services, Financial Aid Not Pictured: Baldinger, Mina, Student Services Assistant Lethridge, Jossie, Secretary II Myers, Mia, Student Assistant

Sit Properly Stand Tall

Faculty / 127 IN MEMORIAM

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Dr. William Gordon Sr. Dr. William Gordon Sr. was a full-time emeritu professor in the Department of Family Medicine at the Health Sciences Center. Long before he ended up at Texas Tech he enjoyed distinction as the premier cardiologist in West Te as and wa the founder of Cardiology As ociates of Lubbock. Besides being the pr sident of several local civic and medical groups he al o founded the Cerebral Palsy treatment center. Highly regard d by both colleagues and patients, Dr. Gordon was considered a personable, articulate, and talented man who had the ability to put his patients at ease.

Dr. Royce C. Lewis Jr Dr. Royce C. Lewis Jr. was a medical pioneer in Lubbock and a professor of orthop die surgery at the Health Sciences Center. He was a member of several professional groups and served on the executive committee at the Tech School of Medicine and the American Orthopedic Association Honorary Medical Society. He is credited with playing a key role in establishing the St. John's Clinic for Crippled Children on which he served a director. He also paved the way for new surgical techniques. As a friend, colleague, teacher, and mentor he will be mis ed. The Royce C. Lewis Jr., M. D., Memorial Fellowship Fund has been created as a tribute to his accomplishments.

-. 128 I Faculty Dr. Berry N. Squyres Dr. Berry N. Squyres was most notably credited as the man who built the family medical practice at the School of Medicine. He was named Texas Family Physician of the Year in 1984 and was the recipient of the Health Sciences Center's President's Medallion in 1993. That same year he also won the Health Sciences Center's Faculty Service Award and the First Annual Berry N. Squyres Mentor Award. He served on the Nicholas J. Pisacano, M.D. Memorial Foundation Scholarship Advisory committee and the Board of Directors of Hospice of Lubbock. The Berry N. Squyres M.D., Endowed Lectureship in Family Medicine at TTUHSC memorial has been established in his honor.

Dr. Michael Kopetzky Dr. Michael Kopetzky was a valued member of the Department of Physiology. He served as Director of the Pulmonary Function Lab in Lubbock, Professor of Physiology, Chairman for the Department of Physiology and Professor of Pathology. His research interests included the Effects of Altitude and Hypoxia on Myocardial Hymodynamics, Respiratory Acid­ Base Disorders and Mechanisms of Airway Obstruction in Asthma and other Pulmonary diseases. The Michael Kopetzky Memorial fund has been set up and will support junior faculty, post-doctoral and graduate students for research projects in the Department of Physiology.

Dr. Alexander Kenny Dr. Alexander Kenny seved as Chairman of the Department of Pharmacology from 1976 to 1993. Dr. Kenny, was well known for his research and was awarded the Doctor of Science degree from the University of London for his many research accomplishments in the area of endocrine and comparative aspects of bone and calcium metabolism and the role of carbonic anhydrase in bone resorption. His studies were funded continuosly by the National Institute of Health for 32 years. Among Dr. Kenny's professional listings were Leader in American Science, Who's Who in Frontier Science and Technology, Who's Who in Health Care, and World Who's Who in Science.

Faculty I 129 130 / Graduation • "Surely you jest!" Patricia Riley Arledge, Gold Headed Cane Awardee; ancy Tarwater, Director of Admissions, SOM Student Affairs; and Robert W. Lawless, Ph.D. President of TIU/lTUHSC share a lighter moment in the robing room. Allied Health Professions Honor

Societies Alumni from the Alpha Eta three schools erved a gue t speakers at Donnie G ne Berry ommencement Le lie Deanne GI nn '9<1. (L-R) Walter S. Heather Den a Hendricks n Piskun, M.D. , la s of 1974 Kristina A. Ko ki chool of Casi Teriah McPherson-Lowr y edicine; · ori Gayla Ann Medina Rice-Spearman, M.T. (ASCP) M.S. Larry Henry Ro si Class of 19 6 Tiffany Elizabeth Tru lov School of llied Michelle Lee Young Health; and a_ry Slater, R. ., ., Alpha Ep ilon Chapter of M ... Cla of 19 3 School of Pi Theta E silon ursing. Occuptional Therapy Sarah Warner Burton Cristi Diann Carpenter Elgina Conner Judy Kay Day James Matthew Dougla Geddi Katherine Lezlie Kurklin Kristi Lynn Merritt David Louis Pinelle Bridget Kay Raymond Jeanne Carol Rekieta-Neely 1994 Winner of the Academic Achievement Award is Ms. Jennifer Wessels

Honor Graduates Clinical Laboratory Sciences

SUMMA CUM LAUDE Donnie G ne Berry Gayla Ann M dina MAGNA CUM LAUDE luisty Lynn Bush)' Bustillo Donald Paul Cole, Jr. Trudy Jan Monroe Daniel Ramir z Kimberly Kay Sparks

Shayne White 132 I Graduation Raymond R. WestbrookJr. · · Robiit Lyn vV:heeler . - CUMLAUDE ··· · Jea1uuneAlaine Adams· · · Sonja Castro .· · Annette Chrisline Seuano . Shawn Welch

SUMMA CUM LAUDE Heather Denea Hendrickson

MAGNA CUM LAUDE Jennifer Robin Hanners Kristina A. Koski CUMLAUDE Valerie K. Betts Jackie Kay Allison Le.Anne Moore Michelle Young Occupational Therapy

MAGNA CUM LAUDE Debra Lea Rrobertson CUMLAUDE Judy Kaye Day James Matthew Douglas Geddie Bobbie Sue McNeil Holden Dawndra Ann Meers Jeanne Carol Rekieta-Neely David Louis Pinelle Physical Therapy SUIMMA CUM LAUDE Larry Henry Rossi Casey Anne Sangalli-Zverina MAGNA CUM LAUDE Norman Todd Cepica Leslie Deanne Gle:nn Joseph SHane Wimmer Joy Cole and Tammy Camp CUMLAUDE Kathryn Renee Elmore Bryan Christian Handley

Graduation / 133 R. Kevin Nicholson Esmeralda Vaquera School of Nursing Internal Honor Society of Nursing ·· Iota Mu Chapter of Sigma Theta TAU

Anita Marie Blatnik Carol Jean Bush Gena Lynn Foy Margaret Jane Fuller Cynthia Marie Garcia Amy Suzanrie Gates Lessa Gail-Herring Brian Keith Hester Issa Mohd Hweidi Allsion Anne Jones Carolyn Sue Medellin Jeffrey Mayo Parrett Jennifer Laura Penny

1994 co-recipients of the award for Excellence in Reintegrated Nursing: Victoria Kennedy-Shortes, R.N. Cynthia Marie Garcia

Honor Graduates

SUMMA CUM LAUDE Cherly I.Bond Mayrlin Cheuvront Boomer Judy Brunner Carolyn sue Sellers Medellin MAGNA CUM LAUDE Delores Nell Brown Lana Ann Chambers Gena Lynn Foy Cynthia Marie Garcia Brian Keith Hester Christi Dyan Lawler Victoria Kennedy-Shortes CUMLAUDE Melecio P. Abello Beverly Jan Couch Tai Nguyen Laura Ann Cralle Amy Suzanne Gates

134 /Graduation Allison Anne Jones· • Georgia Nation · Jeffrey Mayo Parrett Jennifer Laura f'etljl.y · Kay Belmont Strance

Alpha Omega Alpha · Honor Medical Society

. Class of 1994 •

Patricia. Riley Arledge· Ann Blakly Henry Fulton Garcia •· · Dani¢1 Jolu1; Good Charles "L. Hendrix . Vicki LY!ll Hunt . · Robert' john Hur,5t .. ·;M~rk-Authony Jabor Patrick Charles, Melder · · . Tai Nhali Nguyen ·· · · William Lee Phelps II Stanley Eugene Potocki ID Kenneth Michael Rice .Nicholas Schwedocl< .· Christcipher King Smit};l Richard C. Trevino II

Shelly Robertson and Ken Brantley

Patricia Riley Arledge M.D. 1991 tflilflfet'' of tie 1ofrl-l/earlele{}.l(e lltflrv-rl

Graduation / 135 The First M.D./Ph.D. Students To address the national shortage of physician scientists, the School of Medicine in 1987 formalized an integrated dual doctoral degree program in which a few students could simultaneously earn two degrees, one leading to the Doctor of Medicine degree and the other leading to the Doctor of Philosophy degree. The Doctor of Medicine program prepares students to become physicians and the Doctor of Philoosophy programs prepares the students to become modern biomedical scientists. The dual degree program is completed in three phases. First, the student completes the first two years of the preclinical portion of the medical school Curriculum which includes some courses that apply to both degree programs. Second, the student completes all the remaining requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy degree including the completion of a comprehensive research project and preparation of a dissertation that describes that research. This phase can require two to four years. Finally, the student returns to the medicine curriculum to complete the remaining two year clinical phase of their training. The 1994 Graduation marked the graduation of the first three students who have completed this integrated dual doctoral

program at the Health Sciences Center. Top: Kenny Brantley, M.D. Bottom: (L-R) Rodney Trotter, M.D. and Michael Rice, M.D.

.. 136 I Graduation Match Day iTUDENT HOSPITAL RESIDENCY 1.nderson, Corey ...... University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX ...... Ob-Gyn v-ledge, Patricia ...... University Hospital & Clinics, Columbia, MO ...... Plastic Surg v-onow , Daniel ...... Univ of Oklahoma College of Medicine, Oklahoma City, OK ...... Internal Med l.shley, Kenneth ...... Univ of California-Davis Medical Center, Sacramento, CA ...... Pediatrics

1.shley, Kristin ...... (1994) Univ of California-Davis Medical Center, Sacramento, CA ...... Internal Med Prelim

(1995) Univ of California-Davis Medical Center, Sacramento, CA ...... Neurology

~auer, Brad ...... The Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI ...... Urology

3enton, Timothy ...... Univ of Texas Health Center, TyJer, TX ...... Family Med

3isbee, Robert ...... Texas Tech University HSC, Lubbock, TX ...... Internal Med

Hakley, Ann ...... Indiana University Medical Center, Indianapolis, IN ...... Pediatrics

3linkov, Andrew ...... Univ of Oklahoma College off Medicine, Tulsa, OK ...... Surger Prelim

3oullioun, Susan ...... Texas Tech University HSC, Amarillo, TX ...... Family Med

3rantley, Ken ...... Texas Tech University HSC, Lubbock, TX ...... Internal Med

3rar, Jaspreet ...... Alton Ochsner Medical Foundation, New Orleans, LA ...... Anesthesiology

3rown, James ...... Texas Tech University HSC, Lubbock, TX ...... Internal Med Prelim

3ruce, Shelley ...... Baylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX ...... Ob-Gyn

:::amp, Tammy ...... Texas Tech Diversity HSC, Lubbock, TX ...... Pediatrics

:::'.heek, Scott ...... Baylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX ...... Internal Med

::::: ockrum, David ...... John Peter Smith Hospital, Fort Worth, TX ...... Family Med

::::: ole, Jaye ...... Texas Tech University HSC, Lubbock, TX ...... Family Med

2oleman, Scott ...... Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX ...... Pediatrics

Conner, Byron ...... Texas Tech University HSC, Lubbock, TX ...... Family Med

Coppedge, Mitch ...... Univ of Oklahoma College of Medicine, Oklahoma City, OK ...... Family Med

Cummins, Douglas ...... Michigan State Univ-Kalamazoo Center, Kalamazoo, MI ...... Surgery

Curtis, Rachel ...... Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA ...... Emergency Med

Daniel, Kris ...... Methodist Hospital, Dallas, TX ...... lnternal Med

Match Day I 137 Match Day

STUDENT HOSPITAL DeBenedetto, Richard ... Texas Tech niver ity H C marillo, TX ...... Int rnal 1 d

Dizon Maria ...... B ton ity Ho pital B ·ton MA ...... Pediatric.

Do. hri topher ...... Baylor allege of Medicine, H u ton, X ...... Internal ed

harle ...... ruman Medical Center, Kan a City, MO ...... Em rgen M d

E qui el, lex ...... niv of Texa HSC, San ntonio, TX ...... Surg ry Prelim

Garcia, Henry ...... Tex a Tech Univer ity H C, El Pa o TX ...... Ob-Gyn

Gilbreath, ric ...... Baylor college of Medicine, Hou ton, TX ...... Psy hiatry

Good Dani I ...... (I 994) Good Samaritan Hospital Pho nix AR ...... Tran itional

(1995) Te as Tech Univer ity HSC Lubbock TX ...... Ophthalm log

Gordon, Kimberly ...... niver ity of Arkan a for Medical cience , Little Rock AR ...... Pediatric

Guderian, Gerard ...... Texas Tech University H C Odessa X ...... Ob- n

Guerra, Martha ...... John Peter Smith Ho pita!, Fort Worth TX ...... Ob-Gyn

H ggard D rick ...... T a Te h Uni er iLy H C, Lubbock, TX ...... Surg ry

Hammond, Debra ...... Te a Tech Univer ity H C ubbock TX ...... amily Med

Hawkin Li a ...... Methodi t Ho pital Dalla , X ...... urg ry

Haye , Clint ...... Carraway Methodi t Ho pital Birmingham ...... urgery

Hendrix, Charle ...... Univ of South Alabama Mobile AL...... urg ry

Hofmann, Ginger ...... Mayo Graduat chool of Medicine, Roche ter, M ...... Internal M d

Hunt Vicki ...... Mayo Graduate School of Medicine, Roche ter MN ...... Internal d

Hur t, Robert ...... Loyola University Medical Center Maywood, IL ...... urgery

Hutchi on, Ronald ...... (1994) John Peter Smith Ho pital, fort Worth, ...... Tran itional

(1995) niv of Texas HSC, San Antonio, TX ...... Ane the iology

Jab r, Mark ...... ( 1994) Tulane Univerity School of Medicine ew Orleans, A ...... Surgery Pr lim

...... (1995) TuJane niver ity School of dicine, ew Orleans, LA ...... Otolaryngology

JayaseeJan, irmal ...... Emanuel Ho pital, Portland OR ...... urgery Prelim

Jon s, Monica ...... T xa Tech University HSC, Lubbock, TX ...... Pediatric

138 I Match Day David and Debbie Watlington Shelley Robertson and Mike Perkins

Mitch and Melissa Coppedge Diane McIntire, Steve and Sharon Robinson

,.. Marilyn Tackett and Wayne Barringer (lTU News and Publications) Sammy Rivas and Gerry Guderian

Match Day / 139 Match Day

STUDENT HOSPITAL RESIDENCY

Jones, Troy ...... Univ of Texas Medical School, Houston, TX ...... Transitional

Kidd, Desmond ...... (1994) Central Texas Medical Foundation, Austin, TX ...... Transitional

(1995) Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, Santa Barbara, CA ...... Diagnostic Radio]

Lee, David ...... Methodist Hospital, Dallas, TX ...... Family Med

Lenis, Michael ...... Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX ...... Internal Med

Lipke, Gretchen ...... University of Massachusetts Programs, Worcester, MA ...... Emergency Med

Mahidhara, Nivi ...... Univ of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX ...... Internal Med

Manitzas, Nick ...... Univ of Tennessee Graduate School of Medicine, Knoxville, TN ...... Surgery Prelim

Maxwell, Michael ...... Texas A&M-Scott and White Memorial Hospital, Temple, TX ...... Anesthesiology

Maxwell, Shane ...... Texas A&M-Scott and White Memorial Hospital, Temple, TX ...... Family Med

McCown, Scott ...... (1994) John Peter Smith Hospital, Fort Worth, TX ...... Transitional

( 1995) Univ of Texas Southwestern Medical School, Dallas, TX ...... Anesthesiology

McIntire, Diane ...... Texas Texas University HSC, Lubbock, TX ...... Pediatrics

McKinnon, Mark ...... Duke/FAHEC Family Medicine Residency Program, Fayetteville, NC ... Fami]y Med

Medley, Ronald ...... California Pacific Medical Center, San Francisco, CA ...... Psychiatry

Melder, Patrick ...... William Beaumont Army Medical Center, El Paso, TX ...... Surgery

Miloy, David ...... Providence Medical Center, Portland, OR ...... Internal Med

Nguyen, Tai ...... Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX ...... Internal Med

Padilla, Ricardo ...... Univ of Colorado School of Medicine, Denver, CO ...... Internal Med

Perkins, Michael ...... Texas Tech University HSC, Lubbock, TX ...... Pediatrics

Phelps, William ...... St. Josephs Hospital & Medical Center, Phoenix AZ ...... Internal Med

Piland, Jay ...... Alton Ochsner Medical Foundation, New Orleans, LA ...... Internal Med

Potocki, Stan ...... (1994) Univ of Texas HSC, San Antonio, TX ...... Surgery Prelim

(1995) Univ of Texas HSC, San Antonio, TX ...... Otolaryngology

Pyeatt, Eddie ...... (1994) John Peter Smith Hospital, Fort Worth, TX ...... Transitional

( 1995) Univ of Texas HSC, San Antonio, TX ...... Anesthesiology

140 / Match Day ...

iurgery Department in Amarillo • Emily, Billy, Dr. Rhonghan & Tai Nguyen Christopher Shelton & Richard DeBenedetto

Ron Hutchinson William Lindsey, Hai Linh Bui & Jeffrey Hische

Nivi Mahidhara & husband & Vicki Hunt Brian Daughtery

Match Day/ 141 Match Day

HO PITAL CY Rad ntz, Le lie ...... Te a Tech niv r ity H . Lubbock, TX ...... urgery

Ram , Ricky ...... (1994) Meth di t Ho pita I, Dalla', TX ...... Tran itional

( l 995 Univ of Tex a South we t m M dical chool Dalla TX...... ne the iolog

Rice Micha I ...... Texa Tech niver. iry H C, Lubbock, TX ...... Int mal d

amm ...... Texac Tech niver. ity H . Lubbock, TX ...... urgery

Robin on Steve ...... Texa Tech niver tiy H , Lubbock, TX ...... Famil Med

Roch Warr n ...... Texas A&M-Scott and White M morial Hospital Temple TX ...... Internal ed

chwedock, ichola .... McLennan ounty amily Practice, Waco, TX ...... Farnil Med

cow, Roger ...... Texa & - cott and White morial Ho pital, Temple, TX ...... Ob-Gyn

es ion Craig ...... Texa ech niver ity H , Lubbock TX ...... Orthopaedi urg

mith, Chri topher ...... Univ of Texa Medi al Branch Ga Ive ton, TX ...... Orthopaedic urg

mith, Ivonn ...... niv of Texas Medical Branch, Galve ton, TX ...... Ob-Gyn

mith, cott ...... 1994) lton h ner Medical F undation, ew Ori an , LA ...... urgery Pr Jim

1995) Texa Tech ni er·it H C, Lubbock, T ...... n th iolog

t wart, Holly ...... T xa T ch Univer ity HS , Lubbock, TX ...... Internal ed

tollenwer k, mith ...... niv of Texa outhwe tern Medi al Center, Dalla TX ...... Pia ·tic urg

tone cott ...... niv of exa HSC, an Antonio TX ...... Int rnaJ M d

Tabrizi, Peyman ...... Harbor/UCL edical Center, Torran e, ...... Surgery Pr lim

Trev in , Richard ...... Mayo raduat School of Medicine Ro he ter ...... Orthopaedi ur

Trotter, Rodn y ...... T xa Tech niver ity HSC Lubb ck TX ...... Pediatric

Vernier, Dani I ...... Bowman Gray orth arolina Bapti t Ho pital, Win ton-Salem, C ..... Pediatric

Walker, Larry ...... an Jacinto M thodi t Ho pitaJ, Baytown TX ...... Famil Med

Watlington, David ...... T a Tech Univer tiy H , marillo TX ...... Ob-G n

White, hayne ...... T xa T h niver ity HS , Lubbock, TX ...... Family d

Zhang Dougla ...... Kai er Permanente Medical Center. Oakland, CA ...... Internal M d

142 / Match Day IIEALTII SCIENCES CENTER

Thank You to the following Alumni Supporters of the 1993 Plexus

Ret. Col. William J. Amaral, D.M.D., M.D. Jim C. Kimball, M.D., P.C. Boscawen, New Hampshire Knoxville, Tennessee Class of 1974 Class of 1975

Barbara S. Apgar, M.D. Col David H. Layland, M.D. Ann Arbor, Michigan APOAE09180 Class of 1976 Class of 1975

Manon E. Childers, III, M.D. Warren A. Marks, M.D. Perryton, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Class of 1983 Class of 1983

Ricardo Diaz, M.D. Michael F. Owen, M.D., P.A. Dallas, Texas Lubbock, Texas Class of 1986 Class of 1977

Richard A. Edgin, M.D. Elizabeth Peacock, M.D. Columbus, Ohio Amarillo, Texas Class of 1976 Class of 1987

Johnnie Paris Frazier, M.D. Donald J. Robertson, M.D. Houston, Texas San Angelo, Texas Class of 1976 Class of 1980

Joe G. Gonzales, M.D. Terry L. Rock, M.D. San Antonio, Texas Santa Monica, California Class of 1984 Class of 1984

Abigail Caplin Goodman, M.D. Michael Standefer, M.D. San Francisco, California Fort Smith, Arkansas Class of I 98 I Class of 1979

WiHiam H. Gorman, M.D. Eugene William Stokes, M.D. Austin, Texas Big Spring, Texas Class of 1975 Class of 1980

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Friends and

Left to Right: Top - ick Manitzas, Craig Sessions, Byron Conner, Dan Vernier, Doug Cummins, Shayne White, Ricley Ramos. Middle - Marcy Conner, J. J. Vernier, Christine Cummins, Dana White, Shelley B,ruce. Bottom - Donna Manilzas, Dena Sessions, BriUy Sessions, Kim Maxwell, Shane Maxwell.

Kath.ryn Cummins

Doug and Christine Cummins Friends & Family / 145 David , ecilia, ivian and Jonathan Lee

Shane, Kim and Patrick Maxwell

Patrick MaxwelJ al 18 month .

hane and Patrick Maxwell. Palo Dwo Canyon, June of 1993.

. 14 / Friend & Family Andrew Bllnkov with mom, sister, grandmother and .friends (Mr. and Mrs. Walked. Andrew Blinkov with sister Natasha.

And.rewBlinkov 3-lld houseboys from Austin: Scott Holle, Mark Carmack and Robert Wood. Friends & Family/ 147 Barb Chapis, Kim Gruer, Joy Rogers and Lisa Hawkins singing at Christmas.

Lisa and brother (Berry) at Christmas.

150 / Friends & Family ..

Mark Jabor and b.rotber Miled Jabor with pig (Bubba) and dog (Sadie).

Mark Jabor and Michelle Nabban Friends & Family / 151 Kyle, Monica and Macke.nna Jones

Kyle and Monica Jone

Macker;ma Jone

Stan and J(aU1eryn Potocki

152/ Friend & Family ic'k and Nicholas Schwed0<;k at the park. Nick, Jade, Nicholas and A§hlon

Ninnal and Preeti Jayaseelan in Dallas.

Friends & Family / 153 Kim Gordon and Clint Hayes in YeUowstone National Park. Kris Daniel and brother Rick Daniel at his graduation from Baylor Law School in 1993.

154 I Friends & Family Kim Gordon skiing in Bridger, Montana with sister (Kelly) and brother (Mike). Bob Hurst and "friends" in the Pecos Wildnen1ess of New Mexico.

Melissa Coppedge thinks the ew Mexico mou,ntains a,re too cold.

The Coppedge kids - amantha, Casey and "Panda" i.n the Pecos Wilderness of ew Me ico.

The Coppedge kids - Samantha, Casey and "Panda" waiting up for Daddy.

Mitch Coppedge in the Pecos Wilderne of ew Mexico. " If only there was an Ortho Residency here!" Friend & Family / 155 The Ashley dog The Ken and Kris A hley family

Ken and Kris's baby

Ken and Kris's daughter

. 156 I Friends & Family Ann Blakley and J;ison Jimerson (fiance')

Friends & Family / 157 Ken Brantley and famil

Ken Brantley and Shelley Robertson

15 / Fri nds & Famil Watlington famiJyHalfoween • Kyle, Ryan and Paige.

The Watlington family: David, Kyle, Ryan, Debbie and Paige.

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