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Vol. 1, No. 25 Friday, February 28, 1964

THE LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Dentistry Alumni, Century Club Elect Officers for 1964-65 The School of Dentistry fornia State Dental Association utive Alumni Association secretary, for her work and the Convention would be May 4 in with the association, Century Club conducted elec especially the Holland House, Los An in preparing for and during the tions last week at a joint an geles, at 12:15 p.m. convention. nual business meeting and buf Outgoing association Presi Dr. Vixie received a plaque fet supper at the Holiday Inn, dent Clifford from San Bernardino. E. Vixie, SD©57, the association in recog presented a check nition of his work Results of the Century to Viola as president Club Lutz. Alumni Federation exec during the 1963-64 year. election are: President, Spur- geon R. Kunkel, DDS; vice president, Erwin A. McDonald, SD©61; president-elect, Robert George Summers to Head LLU J. Peshek, SD©61; secretary- treasurer, Albert E. Burns, DMD. Library; Summerton to Resign Directors: Gerald A. Mitch- ell, DDS, professor of oral A new head librarian for land. medicine, term ends 1965; Mel- Vernier Radcliffe Memorial Li Mr. Summers graduated in vin R. Lund, DMD, associate brary will assume his respon 1951 from Columbia Union Col professor of restorative dentis sibilities at the University July lege, Washington, DC, with a try, term ends 1966; Harry Y. 1. major in English. Taira, DDS, term ends 1967; He and his wife, Joan, have Louis M. Bishop, SD©58, in two children, Barbara, 7, and structor in restorative dentis Linda, 5. try, term ends 1968; and Willis L. Schlenker, SD©57, term ends University 1969. Appoints Alumni Association -election Manuel to Position results: President, Hugh C. Love, SD©61; president-elect, The University has appointed William S. Seibly, SD©59; first Robert G. Manuel to the posi tion vice president, Kenneth J. of director of student aid Mertz, SD©62, instructor in re and finance. He comes to Loma WINNERS in the table clinic competition, Linda from Los Angeles where John P. De- storative dentistry; second vice Vincenzo, SD©64, (left) and Larry V. Smith, president, Arthur W. Johnson, he was assistant administrator SD©65, ex SD©58, instructor in prostho- at the White Memorial Medical amine their exhibit which took first prize in the basic dontics. Center. science division. Their project will compete Mr. Manuel also at the Amer Secretary, Donald E. Odell, has served ican Dental Association Convention SD©59; treasurer, Robert as assistant hospital adminis next fall in San Fran J. trator Homer, SD©57; editor, Dr. Love; in Denver, Colorado, and cisco. Photo by Ellis Rich. associate editor, Ronald S. O. as administrator at a New Eng Zane, SD©57, instructor in re land hospital. storative dentistry. He was born in Cambridge, Alumni Massachusetts, Auxiliary to Convene New board of director mem and attended bers: Harry J. Beckner, SD©59, Boston University. instructor in restorative den George V. Summers, 35, will For National Meet in LA tistry; James W. Jacobson, replace Ellenor M. Summerton, Class To Conduct SD©62; Wilfred M. Livadney, who will resign as acting li Over 500 women representing School 120-voice "Don" Choir SD©60. brarian to take up other duties. Auditions in LL 50 chapters of the Woman©s and Choraliers which were fea Virgil V. Heinrich, SD©61; A teacher and librarian in For Talent Program Auxiliary to the Alumni Asso tured recently on television in Merton S. Lacy, SD©57; and J. Seventh-day Adventist schools ciation, School of Medicine, will "Teacher 62" and "Assignment Paul Williams, SD©58. since 1951, Mr. Summers pre The junior class in the gather for a three-day conven Education." Reports were given by sently is librarian at Blue School of Physical Therapy tion opening March 9 at the "Keys to Adventure in Cre Charles T. Smith, dean of the Mountain Academy, Hamburg, will conduct auditions March Ambassador Hotel, Los An ativity Through Handicrafts" School of Dentistry, on new Pennsylvania. 2 to 10 for a benefit talent pro geles. will be the theme for the after developments in the school, and He received a Master©s de gram at which $200 in cash Theme for the convention noon when the Spinnerin Yarn by Alumni Association Secre gree in library science in 1963 prizes will be awarded. will be "Keys to Adventure Company will present a fashion tary Odell on highlights of the from the Drexel Institute in Auditions will be from 7 to 10 Through Self Expression in show of hand-knit garments group©s activities during the Philadelphia, said to be one of p.m. Acceptable acts for the Fields of Art, Music, and Cre modeled by auxiliary members. past year. They included the the leading library schools in program include comical or se ativity." The show will be followed by a establishment of a student loan the east. rious skits, pantomimes, musi On the first day the women "Knitting Clinic" with practi fund, a mission committee and In addition he now is taking cal selections or readings. Not will travel to Buena Park for a cal points on assembling, block provision for a dental hygiene course work for certification as only students but also the tour of the Wax Museum and ing, cleaning and general care en of hand-knit representative on the board. a medical librarian and has tire community is eligible to lunch at Knotts Berry Farm. articles. Dr. Odell also announced that nearly completed work toward participate in the program, at Highlight of the convention In the evening at 6:30 p.m. the association©s annual lunch a Master of Arts degree in Eng which both group and solo per will be the homecoming lunch© the women will join their hus eon during the Southern Cali lish at the University of Mary- formances may be given. eon on March© 10 in the Em bands for the annual alumni banquet The program will be April 18 bassy Room of the hotel with in the Biltmore Bowl. in Burden Hall. Mrs. Robert R. Torrey, presi Featured speaker will be Dr. Proceeds will be dent, presiding. Mrs. Carl F. Edward R. Annis, president of used for the the junior class budget, from which Ekstrom, program chairman, American Medical Associa the class will purchase a gift will present William Parker, tion and of the World Medical for the school. PhD, professor of speech at the Association. Chairman of the program is University of Redlands, whose Jim L. Armstrong, PT65. subject will be "Keys of Com munication Through Under standing." Music, for the occasion will 405 Alumni Meet feature Keith Wyatt, tenor so loist. Decorations are under For Lunch Here the direction of Mrs. G. Carle- ton Wallace, and will carry out Alumni and faculty of the an international theme in flags School of Dentistry with their and flowers. She wives will be as dined February 22 in the sisted by members of the Loma Linda Glen- cafeteria after dale chapter. Hostesses will be church services. past presidents Present of the organiza at the informal gath tion with Mrs. Orlyn B. Pratt ering were 405 persons repre in charge. senting 130 alumni families. The morning At of March 11 an afternoon meeting of will be devoted to "Self interested dentists Ex and their pression Through Art" with wives A. Graham Maxwell, Sune Richard CONFERRING TOGETHER are Clifford E. Vixie, SD©57, PhD, lecturing on im director of the Division of "Paul and His People" mediate past president of the School of Dentistry Alumni Asso Religion, conducted illus an informal trated with her original paint ciation; Hugh C. Love, SD©61, association president; Spurgeon R. discussion on effective ways of Kunkel, DDS, Century Club president; ings on the subject. and Charles T. Smith, sharing faith in the office and Luncheon DDS, Dean of the School of Dentistry. Staff photo. community. music will be fur nished by the Pico-Rivera High Sylvia Sturdevant to Direct University

Nursing Service at WMMC NEWSPAPER School of Nursing alumna Published every Friday at Loma Linda University by the Sylvia Sturdevant, SN©58, has University, an educational in accepted an appointment as di stitution operated by the Gen eral Conference of Seventh- rector of nursing service at day Adventists, as a non-profit White Memorial Medical Cen organ. By ALICE GREGG ter, Los Angeles. Second class postage paid Since graduation ^from the at Loma Linda, California. six Printed at the Riverside , At the beginning of the University she has served on County Publishing Company, ties Orville Prescott of the the surgical unit at Loma Lin Inc., Arlington, California. NEW YORK TIMES listed his da University Hospital, in the rate: of the best nonflction Regular subscription choices clinics and emergency room at per year; 10 cents written in the fifties. The writ- $3.00 San Bernardino County Hospi per copy. ers were, with one exception, tal and in the obstetrics and professionals and experienced gynecology clinic at Los An EDITOR: TOR LIDAR in word matching. The one ex geles County General Hospital. Editorial Assistant: Car- ception (Anne Frank) indicates rol J. Mills______it is possible to crash such that Editors: a list without laurels. Contributing LINCOLN Alice E. Gregg, Lucille ABRAHAM L. Benjamin Thomas D. Hopp, Oliver John Parrish, MELBOURNE Jacques, Lord David Cecil Jerry Wiley THE TITANS Loma Linda University Andre Maurois Administration: CHURCHILL©S MEMOIRS Godfrey T. Anderson, Winston Churchill president THE SEARCH FOR GOOD Keld J. Reynolds, vice SENSE president for academic F. L. Lucas affairs WILLIAM E. NEWTON and Richard I. Staley, both SD© 65, are de THE AGE OF FAITH that won them a prize at the Walter E. Macpherson, monstrating the portable control unit Will Durant vice president for medi School of Dentistry alumni-student convention. Mr. Newton is ope THE ART OF LIVING is watching in the background. cal affairs rating the unit while Mr. Staley F. L. Lucas Cone, vice pre Mason. Robert L. Photo by Everett THIS HALLOWED sident for financial af GROUND fairs Dean Smith Views Future Bruce Catton Howard B. Weeks, vice THE USES OF THE PAST president for public re Herbert J. Muller lations and development THE BIG CHANGE In 1963 she received a Master Frederick Lewis Alien of Science degree in nursing Editorial Offices: The Uni School of Dentistry Aims THE TRUE BELIEVER service administration from the versity Library building, Eric Hoffer University of Washington, Loma Linda, California. THE ARMADA Seattle. Call 796-0161, ext. 283, Garret Mattingly This week the new director area code 714. At Decade of Expansion THE DIARY OF A was in Loma Linda attending YOUNG GIRL a conference on "Helping The University School of Dentistry will end its tenth Anne Frank Nurses Provide Better Patient school year at the commencement, June 7. At this junc NORTH WITH THE Care." It was conducted by Dean Charles T. Smith views the future with much SPRING Dorothy M. Smith, dean of the ture, Edwin Way Teale College of Nursing and chief This Week in faith. The dean visualizes a growth that will double pres THE LONELY CROWD of nursing practice at the J. facilities. David Riesman Hillis Health Center of the ent he met Dr. Walter C: F. Har- Sponsor an expansion University of Florida. History ofLLV In planning for bart of San Clemente, Califor was the School School of Dentistry, Dr. ing the meeting of the nia. Dr. Harbart, a friend of Dental Hygiene of Nursing and the Loma Lin Smith has submitted a ten-year 1916 A committee of five (L. Loma Linda University, had in da University Hospital. Evans, Al projection to the administra valve Alumni Elect M. Bowen, Newton vented an air-operated S. S. Merrill and tion in which the needs have used as the fred Shryock, which Mr. Newton New Officers J. A. Burden) was appointed to been outlined. They include re basic unit for his portable <^f- ^» C. Boyd search space, a. graduate school, Linda New- of the Dental Hy Dr. Eldon recommend a hospital site to be vice, the Loma Alumni to space for dental technicians and Drive. giene Curriculum elected offi Dies in Los Angeles purchased in Los Angeles, assistants, and facilities for in It is through this spirit of cers last week at a luncheon present plans for the hospital tramural practice. and this vision of meeting at Azure Hills Country A 1950 graduate of the and to assist in collection of world mission Cur- -..The School is including a pro growth, University officials Club, Grand Terrace, during School of Medicine, Eldon funds for it. gram of world mission in its that the ten- the School of Dentistry alumni- tis Boyd, 1207 Carmona Ave have observed, died February planning. Dr. Smith says that year-old School of Dentistry student convention. nue, Los Angeles, 1954 Harold Shryock, profes it is the desire to train the stu its maturity and its They are: President, Pauline 22 at the age of 41. sor of anatomy, received an in has proved was February 27 in dents for mission appointments place among older institutions. H. Tahmisian, DH©62; vice Burial vitation from Governor Good- and other work in foreign With the sup president, Caroline R. Kroll, Los Angeles. win J. Knight to participate in Says Dr. Smith: up a private fields. Right now the dean port of our alumni, the Nation DH©62; president-elect, Helen Prior to setting the meeting of the Governor©s hopes to place students and DH©63; and secre practice, Dr. Boyd was head Youth Problems Council in Sa al Association of Seventh-day J. Stirewalt, Los graduates with Seventh-day (NASDAD) tary-treasurer, Brenda F. pathologist at the Rancho cramento. Adventist Dentists Hospital in Downey Adventist dentists in various and the Century Club, this Smith, DH©62. Amigos parts of the world. to a Election chairman was Violet from 1956 to 1962. 1955 The American Medical school can look forward he served an in "We are eying the world mis with a world wide D. Bates, director of the Dental In addition, Association announced that a great growth ternship at the Los Angeles sion because we feel our stu mission. Hygiene Curriculum. Patricia recent action of the Council on dents should be involved in a G. Emmerson, DH©61, instruc County General Hospital and Medical Education and Hospi was affiliated at various times high level mission work Atlantic Union College alum tor in dental hygiene, was tals, in concurrence with the throughout the world," states elected to serve one year as with the Cedars of Lebanon, American Board of Proctology, ni, friends and former students Veterans hospitals Dr. Smith. There are calls not at the Glen- dental hygiene representative Long Beach had approved the two-year re will meet March 8 and with the White Memorial only for pioneers but also for dale City Seventh-day Advent on the School of Dentistry sidency program at White Me second men for which our stu East California Alumni Association board. Medical Center. morial Hospital. Training had ist Church, 610 He served in the United dents could be available, says Avenue, for a potluck dinner. Honored guests at the lunch been on a fellowship basis pre he. eon were Charles T. Smith, States Army and achieved the viously. rank of major in the Reserve Mann dean of the School of Dentistry, On Restorative Dentistry Drs. Hunt, and Russell Haney, PhD, clin Corps. Speech Professor in psychology Survivors include his wife, To Arizona Meet ical instructor two Junior One special project with mis and lecturer in speech at the Virginia, four sons and To Address rsion potential has full attention Two School of Medicine fac University of Southern Califor daughters, ages 6 months to 9 Medical Auxiliary of the dean. To provide restor ulty members last week at nia. Dr. Haney was guest years, his parents, five brothers ative dental work in lesser de tended a two-day meeting of speaker for hygienists and as and two sisters. "To Be a Charming Lady" veloped areas, two students the Western Society of Elec- sistants during the convention. will be the topic of a speech by have developed the Loma Linda troencephalography in Phoenix, Several senior students en If you work for a man, . . . Mabel C. Romant, professor of New-Drive. In a layman©s lan Arizona. rolled in the curriculum also work for him; speak well of speech in the School of Nurs guage it is a unit that will Representing the University attended the luncheon. him, and stand by the institu ing, at the March 3 meeting of make it possible to restore den were Guy M. Hunt, SM©42, as Miss Tahmisian is appointing tion he represents. Remember the Junior Medical Auxiliary. tal hygiene (by filling cavities) sociate professor of anatomy, a constitution and bylaws com- an ounce of loyalty is worth The group will meet in the without pulling teeth when they and Leslie B. Mann, SM©45, as mitte for the alumni group. a pound of cleverness. home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cole, otherwise could be saved. sociate professor of neurology. 25146 Prospect Avenue at 7:30 Great interest has been evi p.m. dent among those who work in Assistant Dean Mrs. Romant will discuss the mission fields to restore dental ©Preaches What many aspects of charm, includ health. Small airplanes can ing posture, introductions, and not carry heavy equipment for She Practices© how to sit and stand gracefully. restorative dentistry. Mission In addition there will be a Members of the Kalindha portraying ary dentists have long consid Hall or short fashion show Club, Kate Lindsay for special oc ered undesirable the somewhat recently heard As proper apparel hygiene ganization, casions. easier solution in dental sistant Dean Helen S. Menkel the pulling of teeth. All auxiliary members and stress the importance of wom are in With four bicycle pumps and creative, prospective members en doing something Mary K. Myers, pub two skin diving pumps, the of their own and vited, says something licity chairman. compact, portable control unit making good use of free time. for a high speed handpiece can She told how she became in be used in any remote area terested in painting, writing, To Denver Meeting where water and electricity are drawing, sculpturing, rug mak not available. ing, stamp and coin collecting. Attending the centennial con The two students are Wil Club President DeEtta M. the University of I. vocation of liam E. Newton and Richard Eisenman, PT©64, says of Mrs. Denver March 5 will be Nathan Staley, both juniors. Mr. New "She is an example of FACS, repre Menkel, SCOPE worked hand in hand with the University L. Beebe, MD, ton now has formed a company one who has developed her tal UNIVERSITY senting Loma Linda University. that will produce the units. He Placement Service at the School of Dentistry alumni-student con ents and takes a lasting inter and his secretary, Dr. Beebe, SM©21, Fort Col- said the idea came to him after of hobbies. We vention. Carl Sundin, director of the service, of est in a variety out SCOPE with the placement lins, Colorado, is a member wanted to hear her preach what Mrs. Florence Hanson handed Trustees. photo. the University University SCOPE, page 2 she practices." service column in it. Staff Convention Presents Awards, Hears Dr. L T. Benezet, Prominent Educator About 325 persons gathered pole, SD©66; Duane R. Wacker, tal Association president; Gor executive secretary; Carl Sun- February 23 for the awards SD©64; Brainard A. Duncan, don Watson, executive secretary din, director of University dinner, climax of the fourth- SD©67; John D. Dickinson, of the association. Placement Service; and Alan annual School of "Dentistry SD©67; Leland R. Yeoman, Howard B. Weeks, vice pres A. Fisher, president of the Ace alumni-student convention, SD©67; Andrew D. Harsany, ident for public relations and Drill Bushing Company, which where Larry V. Smith, SD©65, SD©67; and Edward P. John- development; Keld J. Reynolds, has offices in La Sierra and and John P. DeVincenzo, SD©64, ston, SD©64. vice president for academic af Los Angeles. received first prize in the basic Judges based their evaluation fairs; Robert L. Cone, vice pres The invocation was pro science division for their table of table clinics on audience in ident for financial affairs. nounced by Edwin M. Collins, clinic, "Observations Concern terest, presentation, content, Walter B. Clark, dean of stu associate professor of oral med ing Normal and Abnormal clinical or theoretical applica dents; A. Graham Maxwell, di icine and faculty adviser for Teeth." *" tion and creativity. rector of the Division of Reli the Dental Students Associa The table clinic will compete . Honored guests at the dinner gion; Oliver L. Jacques, direc tion, and the benediction by in the fall at the American were Jack S. Rounds, president tor of public relations. Thomas A. Davis, president of Dental Association Convention of the American College of Merlyn Pinney, assistant the National Association of in San Francisco. Dentists; Clarence Honig, campus business administrator; Seventh-day Adventist Dent Louis T. Benezet, PhD, presi Southern California State Den Viola Lutz, Alumni Federation ists. dent of the Claremont Grad uate School and University Center, made the after-dinner speech on "The Profession of Speaker, Panel Outline Women©s Human Understanding." He was introduced by Charles T. Smith, dean of the School of Dentistry. Role in Providing Cultural Milieu Speaking to the group at the Azure Hills Country Club By CARROL MILLS heart. The wife of a profes on man©s need for a mission sional man, in A lively she said, is ex life, he said, "Your panel discussion en pected activities DR. LOUIS BENEZET titled to be active. reflect the desire "Your Place in the Sun" Pastor Mclntyre of man to highlighted agreed, say reach beyond himself. Lonia Featured Speaker last week©s meeting ing, "We can make friends for women and Linda University has a very attending the fourth demonstrate that Hobby Division First prize, annual School in s©pite of special mission in the church of Dentistry being a ©peculiar people© we which it serves." Noel E. Kirkby, SD©65, "Rocks alumni-student convention. aren©t ©oddballs.©" for Play;" The three ingredients in a second prize, Ronald Impetus for the discussion Hi addition to such commu man which are required in or W. Curtis, SD©65, and Terry F. came from the keynote speak nity organizations, Zdun, er. Mrs. Mr. Jacques der for him to fulfill a mission SD©67, "Radio Therapy Raymond A. Beeler, emphasized the numerous op in life he outlined as some for the Dentist;" third prize. president of the associates of portunities for involvement in thing to offer, a sense of what Ami G. Asgeirsson, SD©64, and the Redlands Bowl and first service organizations such as is needed and a willingness to James R. Edmister, SD©64, vice president of the Redlands the Red Cross. He "New England." Community urged that serve. Music Association. women not limit themselves to Anyone who today chooses a Dental Hygiene First Mrs. Beeler opened the day©s the programs of the activities church, but profession, he said, in order to prize, Judy E. Garren, DH©64, at Azure Hills Coun also join corresponding groups have something to offer faces "Patient Education Aids;" sec try Club, Grand Terrace, with outside the church. a speech much hard work. ond prize, Gloria C. Beltz, on "A Lady©s Place in Aiding the underprivileged the Cultural Elaborating on the second re DH©64, and Judith M. Johnson, Life of Her Com was discussed by the panel as quirement. Dr. Benezet stressed DH©64, "A Drop in the Buck munity." an opportunity for service, et;" Emphasizing Mrs. Edward P. Johnston, pres that what is really needed is third prize, Sharon S. Ab- the need for with one member voicing the women to ident of the Junior Dental Au good human relations. He dallah, DH©64, "Effect of Whole put down roots in opinion that counties usually their xiliary, was in charge of ladies© warned against becoming en Wheat and Enriched White community, she said, provide a good financial pro "This activities conducted at the tangled in techniques and for Flour on the Dental Decay of is no time for women to gram. He continued that an be inadequate. Azure Hills Country Club dur getting good human relations, Rats." It is time for educational program on cook them to make ing the School of Dentistry without which "knowledge will Arthur Lambert, SD©64, re sure that cul ing, marketing and money man ceived tural life keeps abreast alumni-student convention last come to nought." a special judges© award with agement would be of more for scientific week. The will to serve, he said, is his table clinic, "To Make progress. value than cash contributions. the key quality of all. "With Man Whole," which "most "What are you doing for the grow and encompass Another member pointed out out a sense of humanity there clearly represented the Univer cultural life of your commu success the need for approaching nity," fully other activities in life." such is no success." sity concept." she asked, adding that persons as people and friends Dr. Benezet concluded his Another special award for husbands depend on their wives Second only to God in the woman©s life rather than as "the poor." address by stating, "I have a the most outstanding senior to make contacts outside of should come her In closing, husband and family, the panel the panel cau great admiration for your clinician went to Daniel Fred- their own profession that they tioned the women against be church and University, be erickson for "The Canker have no time to make. decided. The whole man re quires a complete wife, coming merely an accessory to cause they imbue people with Sore." He will receive a trip Mrs. Beeler proceeded to re there their husbands© profession. to late fore a woman should take ad It a willingness to take knowl Hawaii for two following the the story of how Grace S. advised that women should find edge and understanding American Dental Association Mullen, of Redlands, has suc vantage of every opportunity to broaden her experiences themselves as persons and serve where it is needed. Convention next fall. ceeded in fulfilling her dream and in their own light. Besides of music for everyone knowledge, a panel member ad "To leave comfort, to top awards for table by estab After the panel discussion a choose to do the hard thing, clinics, awards also were given lishing the Redlands Bowl sum vised. After establishing the luncheon was served, for which to go serve someone else to all other students with clin mer concert series which is pro wom Alan Chappie, DDS, vided an©s relationship to God and provided this is really the practice of ics. Others receiving prizes for the community free background music on the piano. the profession of human un were Charles D. Arnett, SD©64; of charge. her home, the panel discussed her place in the community. He also played for a fashion derstanding." Richard C. Prince, SD©64; Law She concluded with a quota show which followed. rence G. Johanson, tion from Secretary Richard L. Halburg, SD©64, SD©65; Mar- of the In Models for the show were student chairman of the con lene M. Schultz, SD©65; Delmar terior Stewart L. Udal] in Should Join Community auxiliary members: Mrs. Mar- vention, awarded prizes for the E. Bond, SD©65; Frank E. Bon which he said, we must get vin H. Fitzgerald, Mrs. George table clinics. For his work on net, SD©64; Oscar Domondon, clear in our minds the differ It stressed the need for ex P. SD©64. Foust, Mrs. Donald M. Hick- the convention he received an ence between meaningful arts pressing an interest in the man, Mrs. Harold D. Lambeth, AM-FM radio from the Dental Clifford G. Munce, SD©67; and entertainment. The battle community by joining organi Mrs. David Bruce is to W. Metzdorf, Mrs. Students Association. R. Harkins, SD©64; get Americans to appre zations devoted to its better Walter C. Pitts, Mrs. Alonzo D. Both he and Delmar L. Her- Douglas G. Ho, SD©66; Norman ciate art. It is through the ef ment. Mrs. Schlenker pointed Proctor and Mrs. Stanley A. rick, SD©64, master of cere D. Ensminger, SD©66; Robert forts of women in the commu out that Seventh-day Advent- Squier. L. Huether, nity monies at the dinner and pres SD©64; W. James that such an achievement ists need to mingle construc Concluding feature for the ident of the Dental Students Nethery, SD©65; Dwayne L. will be made. tively with persons of other day©s activities was a demon- Association, Nash, SD©64; H. Raymond Wal- faiths. There need be were presented a Panel Discussion Follows no tration, "Better Teeth for Our plaque by the School of Den sacrifice of principles, said Children Through Audiovisual tistry Alumni Association, in Auxiliary to Give Immediately following the Mrs. Lund, because everyone Education." In charge were appreciation for their efforts to keynote speech came the interested in the community Mrs. Lester H. Lonergan and make the convention a success. Family Program panel discussion moderated has the same interests at Mrs. Clinton C. Emmerson. Hugh C. Love, SD©61, president The ©Woman©s by Oliver L. Jacques, Univer of Auxiliary to the alumni association, made the Alumni Association, School sity director of public rela the presentation. of Medicine, will present a tions. On the panel were Other winners, their table DUO benefit family program, Mrs. Melvin R. Lund, former clinics and the categories in "Three from Turnabout," sponsor of the Junior Dental which they won are: Auxiliary, which directed the Basic March 7 during the School of Science Second Medicine alumni postgraduate women©s activities; Mrs. Wil- prize, George P. Foust, SD©64, convention. lis L. Schlenker, first presi and Ernest J. Kijak, SD©64, It will be in Paulsen Hall on dent of the auxiliary; Robert "Blood CHO and Phagocytic the Los D. Mclntyre, pastor of the Index;" Angeles campus at 8 third prize, Franklin p.m. Colton Seventh-day Advent E. Baughman, SD©67, and Tim Forman ist Church; and Thomas J. othy G. Brown, moderator Wall, SD©67, "The Use and accompanist, Harry Bur- Zwemer, DDS, chairman of of Electromyography in Den the department of orthodon tistry." nett, puppeteer-comedian, and Dorothy Neuman, monologist, tics. Clinical Science First The panel explored the roles prize, who have entertained in South William E. Newton, ern California which the wife of a professional SD©65, and Richard I. Staley for a number of years, were the founders of the man should play in the com Jr., SD©65, "Field Dentistry;" "Turnabout munity. second prize, Theater" from Kirk E. Hunt, which the SD©67, and K. Alien Pedersen, title of their current program originates. Foremost SD©67, "Continuous Supply Mr. Brown in the woman©s life, of is also a the panel agreed, should Wax to an Electric Spatula;" lyric writer for the be an Civic Light Opera effort to. please third prize, Daryl L. Company in God. "If she Wheeler, Los Angeles. doesn©t start here, said SD©64, "Precision Attach Dr. Tickets may be obtained Zwemer, "she will have only a ments." in PUPPETS ILLUSTRATE "Better Teeth for Our Children Through advance from the auxiliary of cheap facade. She must start Audiovisual Education," a demonstration put on as part fice at 316 North Bailey, Los on the inside and extend her of the women©s activities during the School of Dentistry alumni-student Angeles 33, or the night of per self outward. If she looks for convention. In charge was Mrs. Lester H. University SCOPE, page S formance at the door. the approbation of God, she will Lonergan (behind children) and Mrs. Clinton C. Emmerson. Staff photo. campus. Families invited to supper in the cafeteria: 6:15 p.m. (Contact University Place Eveitb ment Service.) COMMITTEE MEETINGS of Religion, "The Only Require Hospital administrators, LL: CHURCH ment for Heaven": 8:10 and 8:30 a.m. President©s com 10:45 a.m. mittee, LL: 10 a.m. School CALENDAR of Dentistry faculty council, UNIVERSITY CHURCH Friday, February 28 LL: 6 p.m. Hour of worship: 8:15 and LINDA HALL MV meeting, 10:55 a.m. Wednesday, March 4 of "You and the dramatization CHURCH End of Time," Kathy Hunt, WHITE MEMORIAL PLACEMENT SERVICE worship. Pastor academy student, in charge: Hour of James E. Chase, Missouri Con Donald G. Reynolds, "Behold 7:30 p.m. ference president, and Robert the Man" series. Part I, "Hu M. Crawford, SM©52, recruiting Balance": 10:45 UNIVERSITY CHURCH manity in the students on the Los Angeles Sabbath School Evan MV meeting, Jack W. ProvonT a.m. campus. Families invited to gelism Exchange Club, spon sha, SM©53, associate profes supper in the cafeteria: 6:15 sored by the Southern Califor sor of Christian ethics, spon p.m. (Contact University Place nia Conference: 3 p.m. sored by the sophomore class ment Service.) in the School of Medicine: 7:45 p.m. PLACEMENT SERVICE EVENTS, A, W. Kaytor, Manitoba-Sas Conference presi WHITE MEMORIAL CHURCH katchewan reception for Howard B. Weeks, COMMITTEE dent, and Dr. and Mrs. Max AT A WELCOME-GOOD LUCK Campus fellowship, program for public relations and development, well Rudisaile recruiting stu new University vice president of sacred music, Alfred Walt CALENDAR S. Congress, these men dis dents on the Loma Linda cam and Jerry L. Pettis, candidate for U. ers, violinist and professor of (l.r.) Keld J. Reynolds, Families invited to supper cussed University development. They are music at La Sierra College, Friday, February 28 pus. Oliver L. Jacques, direc in the cafeteria: 6:15 p.m. PhD, vice president for academic affairs; Olivet Chapel: 7:30 p.m. relations, Mr. Weeks, Mr. Pettis, Roy R. Anderson, MEETING (Contact University Placement tor of public COMMITTEE secretary of the General Conference Ministerial Association; and of Dentistry executive Service.) Saturday, February 29 School W. Teel, pastor of the University Church. Staff photo. committee, LL: 7 a.m. Charles HILL CHURCH Hour of COMMITTEE MEETINGS LA:© worship, Pastor Wilbur K. Hospital administrators, COMMITTEE MEETINGS LA SIERRA COLLEGE Saturday, February 29 Medical staff exec Chapman, "How Well Do You 8:15 a.m. Division of Religion staff, LL: Concert, Henry Scott, pianist LA: 12 noon Sleep?": 8:10 and 10:45 a.m. utive committee, 12 noon School of Nursing and humorist, College Hall: 8 CONCERT Henry L. Scott, School of Dentistry alumni and humorist, "Concer faculty committee, LL: 3:45 p.m. UNIVERSITY CHURCH pianist executive committee, LL: 7 sponsored by the p.m. Hour of worship, James M. to for Fun," p.m. PAULSEN HALL DUO Dental Auxiliary, San Mershon, associate pastor, Junior Benefit, "Three from Turn Auditor Friday, March 6 "When God Says No": 8:15 Bernardino Municipal Thursday, March 5 about," musical entertainment ium: 8 p.m. and 10:45 a.m. MEETING featuring Forman Brown, mod A. COMMITTEE PLACEMENT SERVICE School of Dentistry executive erator and accompanist; Dor CONCERT Amparo Iturbi, Manitoba-Saskat WHITE MEMORIAL CHURCH W. Kaytor, committee, LL: 7: a.m. othy Neuman, monologist; and Hour of worship, Pastor guest soloist, with the Los An chewan Conference president, Harry Burnett, puppeteer-come geles Doctor©s Symphony, Al- Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell Ru Donald G. Reynolds, "Prayer and Saturday, March 7 dian. Sponsored by the Wom Can Do Anything God Can Do": vin Mills conducting. Spon disaile recruiting students on an©s Auxiliary to the Alumni sored by the Volunteer Guild 10:45 a.m. the Los Angeles campus. Fam LINDA HALL San Diego Association, School of Medi of Glendale Sanitarium and the ilies invited to supper in Unjon Academy band concert: cine, on the Los Angeles cam Hospital Philharmonic Audi p.m. (Contact Monday, March 2 cafeteria: 6:15 7:30 p.m. pus: 7:30 p.m. torium, Los Angeles: 8:15 p.m. University Placement Service.) UNIVERSITY CHURCH Convocation, Howard B. Weeks, Monday, March 2 vice president for public rela tions and development, "What LA SIERRA COLLEGE Art Do You Know for Sure?": 8:15 exhibit by Phil Dike, nationa- a.m. ally renowned artist, Art Gal lery: March 2-25. Wednesday, March 4 PLACEMENT PLACEMENT SERVICE A LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY SERVICE HILL CHURCH Midweek Phillip Moores Alberta Confer ence president, and Hervey W. fe service, Varner J. Johns Sr., re sell equipment. Nurses and aids. J Technologists tired minister, "None Other Gimbel, SM©55, medical secre available______Name": 7:30 p.m. tary, recruiting students on the CALIFORNIA Loma Linda campus. Families Physical Therapists LOS ANGELES: With managerial cafe experience UNIVERSITY CHURCH invited to supper in the This column is open to MINNESOTA teria: 6:15 p.m. (Contact Uni ST. PAUL: Capitol View Con University Bible Class, A. Gra Loma Linda students and valescent and Nursing Home. Ad- Seeking Positions ham Maxwell, PhD, director of versity Placement Service.) alumni wishing placement ventist owned______Personnel the Division of Religion, dis free of charge. NORTH CAROLINA COMMITTEE MEETING TRYON: Immediate opening, cussing books of the Bible: 7 male or female physical therapist. Cooks p.m. School of Nursing faculty com Solo practice. Both inpatients. p.m. outpatients. Progressive fifty bed mittee, LA: 1 hospital. Thirteen active staff phy 1. Or matron. Prefer Mountains WHITE MEMORIAL CHURCH Opportunities, N. America sicians including seven specialists. of the south, will consider any March 3 Spacious department. Complete where Midwesk service, Morris L. Tuesday, modern equipment. Community Venden, minister of pastoral situated foothills of Blue Ridge Medical Administrators PLACEMENT SERVICE Dental Assistants Mountains. Good personnel policy. care, "Righteousness by Faith Starting salary $500 per month. Alone," Olivet Chapel: 7:30 p.m. Phillip Moores, Alberta Confer oCntact administrator, St. Luke©s 1. Seeking opening in hoslptal or and Hervey W. CALIFORNIA Hospital, Tryon. North Carolina clinic on west coast. Will consider ence president, LOMA LINDA: In busy practice any location. Eleven years exper- SM©55, medical secre Friday, March 6 Gimbel, Physicians, General Practice ience.______tary, recruiting students on the Dental Hygienists Los Angeles campus. Families NEW MEXICO Medical Technologists HILL CHURCH San Diego CALIFORNIA ALAMOGORDO: Physician in Union Academy band to present invited to supper in the cafe OXNARD: Office. Immediate general practice needed in group for four______1. Prefers Adventist group in concert of sacred music: 7:30 teria: 6:15 p.m. (Contact Uni need______OREGONof two, planned *~ smaller community In the west. Service.) STOCKTON______Does some x-ray p.m. versity Placement ASHLAND: Campus physician for Southern Oregon College. Experi- Dentists, General Practice Nurses Saturday, March 7 PLACEMENT SERVICE enced______Con -NEW YORK James E. Chase, Missouri MICHIGAN NICHOLS: One semi-retired phy- 1. Part time in office In Glendale HILL CHURCH Hour of ference president, and Robert NORTH BRANCH: Community slclan in area______area M. Crawford, SM©52, recruit needs dentist RENSSELAER: City grossly in 2. Anesthetist. Prefer opening worship, A. Graham Maxwell, HESPERIA: Excellent opportu need of more services______ing students on the Loma Linda Office with teaching opportunities in PhD, director of the Division nity in growing community. because of available______HILTON: GP needed anesthesia. In Michigan, Ohio. Il rapid population growth______central south HARPER WOODS: Active prac linois, and to purchase. Good gross per NORTH ROSE: No physicians in tice surrounding towns______year. Office and equipment____ Badiologic Technologists KALAMAZOO: Office space for CALIFORNIA rent in modern medical-dental ORANGE- Medical suite for lease grouping six physicians and one WYOMING with Adventist dentist______CODY: Opportunity for wto young 1. In California in a group CALIFORNIA GP©s interested in locating NORTHERN. Outstanding dental town of approximately 5000 popu 2. In Los Angeles or Loma Linda practice for sale. In beautiful Sier lation in the heart of the Rocky area. Three years experience ra foothills. 35 minutes east of Mountains. Financial assistance Sacramento. 2 hours from San available.______Francisco or Lake Tahoe. Two- WISCONSIN Physicians operatory office. Finest equipment BRILLION: City seeking two phy and furnishings. Imamculate con sicians. Brillion has much to offer. dition. Exceptionally high net in New medical-dental center just 1. Two who wish to associate In come. Ten-grade Adventist school. completed______any area Leaving September for graduate ARIZONA 2. Two who wish to associate In work in orthodontics. Will stay MORENCI: Vacancy at Morenci east Texas or northern California and introduce______Hospital______CRESCENT CITY: General den COOLIDGE: Excelient opportu tistry in new medical center. Den- nity for GP. Office facilities and Secretaries tlst going into specialty training most equipment available on ren CORCORAN: Central California. tal basis______1. Receptionist in office in San Dentist leaving practice for ortho WISCONSIN dontics training. Completely Gabriel______ATHENS: Community-owned two secretarial work equipped office in thriving practice doctor unit just completed______2. Business office available ______PLATTEVILLE: Area could use 3. Medical secretary in Riverside HUGHSON: Practice available~ another generaiist______area VALLEJO: In building©with phy- MARYLAND " 4. Receptionist in office in River siclan______JOHNSVILLE: Replacement for side, Loma Linda area HEALDSBURG: Dentist wishes to deceased physician______turn overflow practice to another. Office available soon______© Physicians, Locum Tenens MISSOURI Additional listings not in DONIPHAN: Only one dentist for CALIFORNIA large area______OAKLAND: General practice, cluded in the column this MARYLAND general surgery and OB. Good week available upon request. SIMPSONVTLLE: New modern pay______—— Please specify the area of FIRST CANDIDATE in San Bernardino County (in which Loma medical-dental building near Ath- __ interest. Contact Loma Lin Linda is located) to file for any political office was Jerry L. Pettis, olton Junior Academy Physicians, Specialists OHIO da Placement Service, Loma Republican candidate for United States Congress and former vice OAKWOOD: No dentist. Need in area ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON: Xenla, 796-0161, ext. 434. president for public relations and development. He is seen in the additional dental services Ohio. In Medical Associates. Near left with Mrs. Pettis. She and Mrs. Velda Prince NORTH CAROLINA Kettering Memorlai Hospital foreground at MURPHY: Dentist who has thriv (extreme right) served as verifiers. Handing the pen to Mr. Pettis committed to discon INTERNIST: Beioit. Wisconsin. In ing practice, the Beioit Clinic SCOPE, page 4 is Mrs. Eleanor Felton, registrar of voters. Staff photo. tinue his practice in June. 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