Scope - Volume 03, Number 21

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Vol. 3, No. 21 Friday, May 20, 1966
Loma Linda University Students Honored,
Receive President's Award Scholarships ' Mission to Heart'
" Mission to the Heart" is
the topic to be presented at
this year's School of Nursing
annual homecoming, June 2,
at 6: 30 p. m.
R. Maureen Maxwell, EdD,
SN' 43, will direct the unusual
presentation, planners state.
Alumni from far and near will
participate in the program,
which will be held in the Uni
versity Dining Hall. Registra
tion tables will be at the en
try.
Alumni Association officers
urge that reservations be sent
in early. Tickets at $ 2.75 should
be purchased at the door.
Historical Society
Slates Dr. Truman
The Loma Linda Historical
Society will meet Sunday, May
22, at 7: 30 p. m. in Cutler Hall
on the University campus.
A. W. Truman, MD, will re
count early community and Uni
versity history from the 12
years he was connected with the
School of Medicine and the San
itarium and Hospital, 1909- 21.
A tour of the historical area
of Vernier Radcliff Memorial
Library will conclude. this final
meeting of the school year.
Photo by Eugene Hood
^ RESIDENT Godfrey T. Anderson ( right) offers congratulations to students receiving merit and
scholarship awards at last Monday's convocation. Recipients of the President's Awards are ( left
to right) James R. Wise, Frederick C. Saunders, Dynnette E. Nelson, Aubrey W. Boyd, and M.
Joyce Ramsay.
Guided Tram- Tours Ottered
During Graduation Weekend
Commencement weekend visitors to Loma Linda University,
may tour the campus by tram Sunday, June 5. Scheduled for
9 a. m. to 2 p. m,, the tram rides will include stops for guided
tours through the new medical center and biochemistry building.
____________________ Included in the Sunday sched
ule is a luncheon in the Uni
versity dining hall to honor
newly- named University Asso
ciates. President Godfrey T.
Anderson will present plaques
and bestow the title " Univer
sity Associate" on
those who
Speakers for the three grad
uation weekend services will in
clude Varner J. Johns, Jr., MD,
professor of medicine at the
University, Friday evening hom
ily in the University Church,
Loma Linda.
Sabbath afternoon sermon
will be preached in Pasadena
Civic Auditorium by Arthur L.
Bietz, PhD, pastor of the Glen-
SM Sophomores Sail
To Catalina Island
School of Medicine sopho
mores survived salt water and
seasickness on their class trip
to Santa Catalina Island last
, Sunday.
Some 70 class members,
wives, dates, and class sponsor
Bo Ying Wat, MD, professor of
pathology, took the trip by
chartered boat to the island 26
miles off the California coast.
Arrangements were made by
William C. Brannan, class presi
dent; Craigan L. Gray, vice
president; and Anita I. Lenz,
secretary- treasurer.
have contributed $ 100,000 or
more to the University.
Seven persons have been hon
ored as associates in the 61-
year history of the University.
Two Los Angeles brothers,
Stanley S. and Milton Slotkin,
were recently honored for " their
donation to the University lib
rary of 60,000 new and used
books valued at $ 125,000.
Their gift last year was re
portedly the largest book col
lection ever given to a library.
UNIVERSITY RECEPTION
AT GENERAL
CONFERENCE
Alumni, students, and par
ents attending the General
Conference Session are invit
ed to a University reception
and snack- buffet, 5- 7 p. m.
Sunday, June 19, in the Mis
sions Theater next to the
publishing display at the GC
session exhibit hall in De
troit. President Godfrey T.
Anderson will report on Uni
versity progress.
dale Seventh - day Adventist
Church. Speaker for the gradu
ation exercises in the Redlands
Community Bowl will be Har
old Hillenbrand, DDS, of Chi
cago, secretary of the Ameri
can Dental Association.
Music Fest Adds
La Sierra Strings
The La Sierra College String
Ensemble under the direction of
Alfred Walters will present six
numbers in a sacred concert
Sabbath May 21, 4: 30 p. m., in
the University Church.
The program is in addition
to others previously announced
for the Spring Music Festival,
according to Patrick H. Hicks,
festival director.
The other selections of the
weekend include a Friday night
rendition of A German Requiem,
by Johannes Brahms, and a Sat
urday night combined Univer
sity Chorale and Band concert.
University, Community Leaders
Elected to LL Service Council
Two Loma Linda University staff members will head the
newly- organized Loma Linda Community Service Council.
Oliver L. Jacques, director of university relations, has been
elected president and Harold E. Shull, lecturer in the Division
of Public Health, has been voted ___________________
OLIVER L. JACQUES ( right), newly elected president of the
Loma Linda Community Service Council, poses with his fellow
officers ( from left): Vernon Blaney, treasurer; Harold E. Shull,
vice president; and Charles N. Turner, secretary.
vice president.
The men were elected and in
stalled in office at the organi
zational meeting of the council
April 21 at the Victoria School.
Also elected were secretary,
Charles Turner, Victoria School
principal, and treasurer, Vernon
Blaney, Security First National
Bank. .
The purpose of the council is
to insure a planned, coordin
ated, and efficient program of
health, welfare, and recre
ation services for the whole
community.
Council membership is offered
to Loma Linda residents who
agree with the council's objec
tives, and to community schools,
churches, social and civic
groups, and service agencies,
represented by delegates.
University personnel named
as delegates to the service
council are Jon A. Cutting, SM
' 67; Richard G. Ubbink, assis
tant administrator, University
Hospital; Amy E. Errion, di
rector of social service, Univer
sity Hospital.
Ruth M. White, professor of
nursing, School of Nursing;
Marilyn J. Christian, assistant
professor of nursing, School of
Nursing; John O. Neufeld,
DMD, professor of prosthodon-tics,
School of Dentistry; Stella
C. Peterson, instructor in phys
ical therapy, School of Health-
Related Professions.
Jarnes H. Sterling, assistant
professor of anthropology,
Graduate School; Jack W. Pro-vonsha,
MD, associate professor
of Christian- ethics, Division of
Religion; Ruth Little, PhD,
director, School of Nutrition
and Dietetics; William P.
Thompson, MD, clinical pro
fessor of medicine, School of
Medicine.
President's Awards were
given to five Loma Linda
University students last
week in the annual presen
tation at the last Monday
morning convocation of the
school year.
The honored students, who
each represent a major school
in the University, are Aubrey
W. Boyd, PT' 66; Dynnette E.
Nelson, SN' 66; M. Joyce Ram
say, Graduate School microbi
ology student; Frederick C.
Saunders, SM' 66; and James R.
Wise, SD' 67.
The award, given in recogni
tion of superior scholarship,
participation in student affairs,
and Christian commitment,
consists of a certificate ' of
merit and a scholarship. Vary
ing tuition costs determine the
scholarship amounts, $ 500 for
medical and dental students,
and $ 300 for Graduate School,
nursing, and physical therapy
students.
School of Health- Related
Professions
Mr. Boyd, a native of Hous
ton, Texas, took his pre- pro-fessional
study at San Bernar-dino
Valley College. He was in
troduced at the award presen
tation by Ivor C. Woodward,
dean of the School of Health-
Related Professions. The newly-created
school consolidates the
health science programs of
physical therapy, occupational
therapy, medical record admin
istration, medical technology,
and radiologic technology.
School of Nursing
Maxine Atteberry, dean of
the School of Nursing, intro
duced Miss Nelson, a native of
Pomona who attended La Sier
ra College before entering the
School of Nursing.
Graduate School
Miss Ramsay, who was pre
sented by J. Paul Stauffer,
PhD, dean of the Graduate
School, was born in Phoenix,
Arizona. She graduated from
San Jose State College with a
bachelor of arts degree.
School of Medicine
Dean of the School of Med
icine, David B. Hinshaw, MD,
introduced Mr. Saunders, a na
tive of Independence, Missouri.
He received the bachelor of
arts degree in 1961 from Union
College. His wife Marsha is a
dental hygiene alumnus, class
of 1963.
School of Dentistry
Mr. Wise was born in Loma
Linda, attended Pacific Union
College and La Sierra College,
and his wife Jean is a 1964
graduate of the University's
dental hygiene program. He was
presented by Charles T. Smith,
DDS, dean of the School of
Dentistry.
Please Note
Builders of the new
University Medical Center
have requested that all
tours and visits to the
building be coordinated
and scheduled by the Uni
versity Relations Office,
extension 334 or 384. The
scheduling applies to Uni
versity personnel as well
as off- campus visitors.