THE FIRST
OHIO STATE TJNIVERSITY COLLEGE OT MEDICINE
BLACK ALIJMNI REUNION
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'A Comrnitment to Excellence in Medical Education
and Health Care DeliverY
... A voice f rom the past
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with a vision for the f uture"
SCHOLARSHIP
I AWARDS
BANQUET AND PROGRAMME
Saturday, September 1 2,1987- 6:30 P.m'
Tha Mahin Luther King Center
876 Mount Vernon Avenue
Columbus, Ohio
GUEST SPEAKER
Dr. TherEan Evans :s cur:entLy vice
)i-rector cf the CfcHA CorDora,-utol.l,
Dr. Evans joi.ned CIGNA in 1979 as Assistant ]{ec:ca::::e:--::"
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j oini.ng CIGNA, he was a practici.ng physi.c:.an a-- --r,e . :as-- :: --:=
River Health center j.n Washington, DC.
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Dr. Evans has had extensive involvement in heal+-h proE3--:.sn , :e3' --:
education and health poli.cy developEent. He is a for=er Eaa--j
Director of operation Push and has serryed on reviev and ail':s::j
connittees for various agencies of the Federal Govermen'- i::i:::-:;
Health and Human Services and Housing and Urban Develogue::--, -€
currently serves as Chair:aan, Mayorrs City Wide Connission on the Preventicn cf:eo-:a;e
Pregnancy, Philadelphia; Menber, Health Education Committee of the Heal,*-I :-rs'::3::e
Association of Anerj.ca, and Menber, Board of Directors, Southeastern Pennsylvanla ',ie-:-:ess
Council. Addj.tionally, j.n 1974, he was elected to a four-year terE on the llasa:-.:9r-3:, l,:
Board of Education and served as its Presj.dent for the ]atter tvo years. fr. Fra.s :3E
hosted and,/or has been the guest expert on nu:nerous nati.onal and 1ocal radio and :ele!r:s:::
programs. He has published over 25 articles on various health related su-blec:s ::
nerdspapers, journals and Dagazines including the Journal of The AEerican yeC:3a:
Association, Hospital Practice, NeH England Journal of uedicine, Nutrition Tcday. :,.s
Angeles Tines, Washingtcn Post and Ebony.
Dr. Evans has lectured extensively and presented seninars on various heaLth related :3p:.:s
including: "nanaging stressd and hbenefits of a velLness lifestyle'r. He has nade speec:es
to Eajor national and locaL educational groups on the nlBportance of educatj.on to socie:I',
Addi-tiona1ly, he is one of the Dost sought after rotivational speakers in America. :i:s
presentations have taken hin to Honte Carlo, Honaco and virtually every state in The Uni:sc
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at Holrard University undergraduate, graduate and medical schools, he received :::s
B.S. in 1965 and his M.D. in 1971. Dr. Evans conpleted his residency lraining at George
Washington Unj.versi-ty Children I s Hospital, Natj.onal Medical Center, and has ione
postgraduate work in emergency medicj.ne at NeH York Universityts Bellevue Hospital. He las
served on the clinicaL faculty of Howard Un!-versity, been a visiting Regent's Schoia:Lecturer at the University of California, San Diego, and received an honorary doct.ra--e
from Bethune-cooknan college in Dayton Beach, Florida"
Dr. Evans is narried to Bernetta Jones and they have two sons"
Educated
DISTINGUISHED BI-\CK ALI.]}INI AWARDEES
At, the age of 89, Dr. rra ALexander !{ccown has achieved distj.ncticn as
the oldes*' riving Biack graduare of The ohio State university ccriegof Medicj.ne, having been graduareri in the Class of 1925.
Dr. Mccown had been ac|-ive in ledicine until. hi_s retirenent in l-9E5.
Hls 60 years of achj.evenents and distj.ngrrished service in the :ed:cal
field
incrude: the first
Black inrLern at Harle:n Hospi:a!. l:-s)= |
achieving the highest score cn -le en+-=a.ce exaainat:cn:3r::re
:iarle=
Residency Progrant attending surgeon, 3a::e= anc s1:ae::,r.rar:iosEl-_a-s::yeq:ca:
New York City, firsc BLack
--:e:ier ii:_t i====
_-:.:ec--.::i
rnsurance Fund ( 1930's) , achievec :he rigi:.es-, s3.:a .:.1 ]ie', i.r-{ ::a-_e
insurance Fund Exam (1930' s) ; D:rec--3r cf Sur;e--,,, :=-p ::..,::.;s-_::., :::.,
u.s. Army (1e40-4s); first Black Medical Direcror
cf che x.i--'l"ii=iii=.'i.i:...;":.;.:=-;
(1952-e0); and Medicar consultant, Ne!, York state:rsurarce
a'.rd
. i:s.=3:essj-onaI activities and honors additionally include t.rai- of eilou cfl!9;a-::3za
t.i.!e.r:"r::a"-'jlll.".-],
Surgeons and Diplornate of the American Board of Surgeri,. ^
Dr' Mecor'/n is an active nember of the. osu college cf !{edicine Alumni chapter j.n )ie.* ::=k
city. . rn 1985, The osu Medical Alumni society plres"nt"d
j.n wi.-h ._he coilege of yec:::::e
Medallion for his 60 years of service to the nedj-cal field. h
Dr' Mccown is a regular supporter of community and educational programs includj.ng the yyc^l,
NAACP Legar Defense Fund, and the MetropoJ.itan opera association oi N.*
i-.x city
Dr. Mccown has supported the Medicine Enrichment Project Fund through the
- H"DeveloDne.^-Fund and has generously contributed to the osu Minoiity scholars p-rogram.osu
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Deacon at the West End Collegiate Church from 1966 to L9:-4
An avid sports fan and exercise buff, Dr. llccown jogs daily and swims three tines a week.
He also enjoys opera, the Broadway theater, reading, traveling.
Dr" Mccown, an ohio native, is narried to the forner Frances Ellison and resides in New
York city. Their onLy son, a }larvard Law School graduatef is an investment banker in New
York Cj.ty. The Mccowns have two grandchildren.
DISTINGUISHED BT"ACK ALUMNI AWARDEES
Dr. Janes Forrest Scott is a retired physician and the only Black
nenber of the L929 Graduating Class of The Ohio State Universj.ty
College of Medicine. He was born in Porter, ohj.o on July 29, 1903.
He moved to Portsmouttr, Ohio in 1930 rrhere he began. his practice of
Medicine. During the crucial and critical days of the 1937 f1ood,
Dr. Scott, along with other area physj,cians delivered energency medical
senrice to thousands of Portsmouth and Scioto County residents.
Dr. Scott, in 1954, nas elected Scioto County Coroner, ranking hin as
the first elected Black Coroner in The United States, a signifj.cant
achieveroent recognized by rnany. Dr. scott brought to the office roodern
equipnent such as the crine laboratory to assj.st in evaluating
suspicious death.
iiei.l recognized and celebrated, Dr. Scott has held nunerous past positions and nernberships
';hich include: Director of the }Iealth Departuent in PortsEouth, uelober of The American
Sedj.cal Associ.ation, Ohio State Medical Society, Scioto county Medical Society,
:nternatj.onal Associ.ation of Coroners and Medical Exaniners, the ohio State Coronersf
aeaber and past president of the Scioto County Criroe Cli.nic, member and past Hasterof
Trinity Lodge F&Altf 9 PHA Masonic Body.
Dr, Scott has had a distinguj.shed career of 45 years serrring the people of PortsEouth and
Scioto County. Because of his Eany years of dedicated nedical se:rrice, the City of
Portstrouth in 1984 renamed portions- oi 12th Street the Dr. Janes F. Scott Place and
portions of U.s. 52 west and East, Dr. Jaloes F. Scott Drive.
:n 1974, Dr. Scott retired fron the practice of nedicj.ne and resides in PortsBouth, Ohi.o
rith his sife !{uri.el. His children are June. Jatres Jr., and Robert.
At
the age of 84, Dr. Scott is the second oldest living Black Alunnus of The Ohio State
-Jniversity
College of l'{edicine.
A legacy lJas beg"un 51 years ago when Dr. John Douglas white was
graduated froB The ohi.o State University College of Medicine. His son,
.John JE., is a 1955 graduate and his grandson, Mark Crawley, is
presently a third year medical student, Three generations of the John
D. Fhite fanily at The OSU college of Medicine.
Dr.l{hite received his B.A. degree in 1932 from Lincoln University
(P.A.) and his H.D. Degree in 1936 fron The oSU coLlege of Medj.cine.
In 1937, he began his Fanily Practice in Colunbus, Ohio. Dr. white has
been of service to the Columbus connunity for almost f:.fty years and i.s
affectionately called by his friends and colieagues the "Dean of Family
Practitionersrt. Dr. Whj.te has serrred on the staffs of crant, St.
Anthony/ Mercy and University Hospitals. He is presently the oldest
31ack physician on staff at crant Hospital. Dr. White has served on the Mid-ohio Health
?lanning commj-ttee, The Board of Management of the YHCA for 31 yearsf and hol.ds rnenberships
:n Sigma Pi Phi Bou1e, The American Medical Association, the National Medical Association,
a::C Ornega Psi Pi Fraternity.
lr. White, the oldest Black Alurnnus residi-ng in Columbus, was born March 27, 1910, in
3anesvi1Ie, ohlo. He is married to the forrner Minnie Gi1] and they have three chj.ldren,
?hyl]is/ John Jr., and Doris, and six grandchildren. Reti.red since March l-985, Dr. white
spends much time with his hobbi.es whlch j.nclude: photography, walking, woodworking,
gardening, and co].lecti.ng knives and razors, The Whites are members of the Trinity
'piscopal Church.
DISTINGLTSHED BI-ACK ALI.IMNI A\ryARDEES
Dr. willian Lee srai.ley was the first Black physician appc:;i:ai --3
the faculty of the washington university school of ueditine, a.:s=e
he has served as Assistant clinical proiessor in the Depar-:e::i ::obstetrics and Gynecology since 1953. Most recently he wa! appc:r--e=
chief of obstetrics and cynecology Anbulatory care ai the si. -;:s
Regional Medical Center.
Dr. Sniley received his B.A. degree frora The ohio state uni,vers::y ::1933 and his I.{.D. degree fron OSU in 193?. After completing a su=g::a:
internship and residences in pathorogy and obstetrics and gi.recc).cg1- a-HoT?I.Phil}ips, he was appointed Acting Director of patholigy at i::e:
Phillips in 1943 and Associate Chief of Obstetrics and Cyneccicgi., ::
1945 lrhere he sened until 1967.
In 1957, Dr. Sniley was appointed Project Director of the St. Louis Maternal Infant. Care
(M.I.c.) and held this position until 1980. As project director, he worked
the
st. Louis Board of Education to establish, in 1goz, the St. Louis school lrith
for
contj.iue.
Education for Pregnant Girls' Dr. srniley has received uruch recognition and numerous anaris
for his work to irnprove the health of utthers and infants in ttissourl., including the ":{a:l
of Achievernent AwaidrrfroE the st. Louis Argu= N."=p.p"r in
19goi an award from the sr-.
touis Faraily PJ.anning counciL in 1982, and tlre iApple die Ar,rard" presented
by the Missour:
Perinatal Associati.on in 1988.
An active acadenician, DE' sriiey has seFred as president of the st. Louis Gynecological
society (1971) and as president of the obstetrrci and Gynecology section of The Natj.ona:
Medical Associaticn. He also is a neu.ber cf the A.C.o.c., F.A.C.S., St. Louis pathologicai
Society, and The Arerican l{edical Association.
Dr. Sniley Eras born Novenber 14, 1912, ::-. :catoba, Alabaura. He has been married to AdeLLa
Taylor f or ihe pas-- :l f +-y years . The.r- have two children, Miche]1e
and Nina, and one
grandchild.
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Dr ' ciotli'de ]ent 30'ren 'ias --.lie ::=s:
31acr< f erale qraduate cf rhe ohio
State Universitv c^i:ege c.f llei:cine,
f ::s-_ t:.aci iena:.e physi.cian
.-i.r" f :.rsi 3:.ack a;;;:; :.iie
.-he ranl< of colonei
!o
achieve
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rn the U.S. Arraed !.orces, and --he fj.rst.*onan physician
to be made
connander of a nilitary
rhe-.chrcago native presently serves
as chief of psychiatric hospital.
se-rvj.ces .t ct
veteranJ
Hospitar and is Psych-iatrj-c consuriint surveyor
"y..r.,L roi-lir" Administration
Accreditation
of the hospitals in Chicago, f!.
- -rhe .ohio srare
-i"t universiry
in
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?I;_,t"I:i .},::"y1" nilj}^.1.. !"?:?:r .from
r"u o*1"q
l3l3 i l: iio, l:" -I: ?; ^3^"?:-.", _i" i:
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In
1955, *"i""::-];::::,:
Dr. Bowen served ^.*.:J,-:t.;.")=,"':i:
as tti'clinlcian at
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X3i5I.;""'""'""""":"":3+.rttspitar.
Psychiatry and Neurology.
and
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Queen
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Dr' Bowen has hetd.numerous positions includi"ng: chieJ
psychiatry at Roseburq v.A.
Hospital (oreson) ;. chief
pslcirialiic servi"" it r-ilif.. ofcenera.L
Mental Hygiene clinic at"fs.i,oti"ra--;;r;u;=',--u"i.
I chief of the
"o'*v (Hawaii);ttospitat
chief
of
servj'ces Division and speciar eiri=tan!
the patienr
e"y.rriii.y at the office for the
Health and Medical erogram roi- trr" uniffgrorrned
civj.t ian
!"*i..=,
-prouarion
Department of Def ense, and
-oi
to
tne
u.s.
offj.ce
ur.
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;i$:i::t::,r.".o.t"tttu"t
oi=trict, u.s.
Her nany honors include: the Bronze star.in vietnam,
the r,egion of Merit frorn the u.s. Armv
in l97:-' ohio state MedicaL alumni Achievement erurJ
j.n tgTz/ Fer-row of the emerican
Psychiatric Association in 1s26,
i.r1o" o! !1" academy of psychoso*iii""r,r"aicine
and has been sited in who's who'i-,'w"-."
1978,
of rhe world every year since 1976. she rsin risted
in Black Defenders of Anerica, u ulritury
i.r..".rc"-ana pictorj-al. history from 1775 to
3i3i; ,"ti"iijJ.r.=nt rGEElv'a-i-n awaid of Athievemenr aL-rhs :ooth comme,.,c.r.r.,t or rhe ohi.o
Dr' Bol'en' who v/as chief of the Department of primary
care and connunity
Fi'tzsimmons Arny Medicar centlr-in i"-nrr.r, colorado,
at
retired from the u"s. AnnyMedicine
in 1985.
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THE OHIO STATE TII{IVERSITY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
BLACK ALUMNI
#
1::3 ;chn Harold Fears
."t Fleetl"ood Cox
:;:e
---- Et
x:.fiiutr Arthur Uethod
ri.n"ia Ellvood Peterford
':-- '{.A. Turner
Ar-hur KelEcn Lavrence
Asburn Jotrnson
-?:? Soneo
:uti Corson Woods
l;'-:
. ;:i ;onn Rudo:-Ph FinleY
-- -!:tirres Rotert Le'ris
ALphonso LindsaY
iIii""."
Morrison
as:: 'rriLiiurn aohimbox
i:':a c""tg" Emmet" Shields
1i:9 Clarence E' ThornPson
Minor
iiZil Ci't.rf.s Hustonsloan
:Ei: eolert sidneYBarnett
:;Ze f,":-."., LeRoY Wilson
.:uij.en Harnon
- l:: Jo.nn Sun+-er :anner
Langc'on icrney
--=Z: C:aud:us
:ra Alexander Mccoqrn
GiLes
'-92;
--- iosard DeBosse
iarleY sherioan l'lanuel
:929 'lanes Forrest Scot:
P=:'a
ii]i crutr.s Rrcnard
:;:z garofa Frank Y:-::s
'-;:: C,.rY Auguslus Gi:r"
crvde *iILiatr Harl
wiiliam warrick carcczo
Hunter
t9i4 waudell HiIIian
iiio -r"rl" Douglas white
lg:z n.tn,r. odell Diggs
Hi}lian Lee Stri1ey
:938 Guifford Burt Hoiston
:939 Henry Andrev' Long
'-941 David walton Jones.
Far!1s
:gs: X"ttrit' Ernestwalters
:E+s .J'onn Elliott
Duggar
:slo witiiul0 orlando
:g+; Ctotitde Dent Bowen
Tanner Brooks
isia
---- c"o.q. Gregory
Parks' ir'
i.u.Y
Hard
Franci's
Creea
:949
teio i""nl" iiaicers ChLIes
h
T
t
.Tchn Mark r.Jilliams
II
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lssr iiii sYlvester sherard
Greene
:.es: cyt,-,t TheodoreFrench
i]ia ;'o".Pn HenrY Jackson.
PauI Maurice
AnthonY Davls
1955
-'-- clifford Randolph
wrisht' rr'
;;;l;t
BlYthe
:-":g Rolert Franklin
Donald James Ke]1on
Jr'
;ohn Arnett Mitchell'
Ashby
:33r Milton Eberhardt
Robert Essie Garrison' Jr'
c.otg. Maxwell Mcclung
i" Jewell Herald
:-t.A
---- o=f
ino*"= Richard Marshall
oonald Eugent l'lriir
1959 t{llbur C. Blount
John R. Evans
1950 John Henderson
1951 Chester wilson
1952 williaD E. Bronson
Haynes B- Robinson, Jr'
1953 Robert Penney
1964 James Arrelaus BaileY
Marvin G. Green
Staley ThoEas Jackscn
Jerry Hayes ucDaniel
Ouen Drane Ragland
John Rosetrond. Jr.
Gerroaine Drucilla Strotller
1980 ThelBa Lynette Green
BettY LYnn ltoHie
Danial 'l\]nne Martln
SanueL Bruce
Peg,:raE
Linda Darlene Pope-PegiraE
1965 wlll.iaE ReYnolds
1981 Janice Gail Borden
Roqer Alan Robinson
Raleigh ShiPP caliion, Jr'
Join Douglas White, Jr'
Eric Hi.chael chandler
1,956 Elson Leroy craig
TiEothY Alrfyn Gooden
Paul Carrington Robinson
Denise cecile Jenni:':gs
1968 Edward F. JackEon
E11a Louise Tootr'bs
igeg oottn" }larie Fariler Norris
1982 CYnthia A. Coles
Richard Laverne Goode
Enily L. Daykj'n
Hugh S. Snith
James Eduard Harper
1970 Robert W. CooPer
Terresa Louise Ha!l't]1or''e
chester K. Robinson
Mark l{unter ThoEas
Jaroeg Arthur ThoEas
ltelvin wilson Thoaas
i971 Yvonne FerguEon Panton
BlaYre R. Tuggle
i972 DelPhis Coleman RichardsonJr'
Shaion Elizabeth washj':1g:"'
1973 Ed',,ard Vindell Bennette,
Pameia Diane liest
Jean otNeil
Edith KaY woodY
l9i4 io Ann Jones
1983 Karen uotteller AdaEs
Patricia Grayson Robinson
viktor Rodrick Bouq'ret-:.975 George Franklin calIot'aY, Jr'
wayne Nivan Lawson
:ra Haraon
Teiessa Joan Patrick
Savid ?oindexter
cary c. scott
Jaloes Hosard shegog
Cornelius WesIeY Stone
John Lol,el1 turner
E. Stevens
walter
1976 Janet welch Bennett
1984 Linda Elaine colenan-tsa----:es
Allen Roger HackleY
vincent Lee Guinn
JeroBe Clandis Hj'ghto!'er
Carl Edward HardY
Ernest Len\ ood Saunders
Debra Renee Stansberry J'ies
Gloria wall<er
Jones, III
JerrY
BoYd
19?7 Bi11ie Lewis
Durand McEIroY
Derrick
Ernest Paul, Jones
Morgan
Kevin
JaY
III
Lewi's,
williau Rankin
Adans
R.
Jan
l-985
LiPscomb
Janes wil1ie
Steve Lucien Andre$s
Eugene Lundy
Geannie M. Bennett
Mi11er
James Grant
xeith w. BrantleY
Nucklos
Wolff
willian
Ronald Blane casselberri'
Sherrer
Kej.th Bradley
ToYa Jean corbitt
wheat
HarrY RaIPh
WaYarne Acquanetta i{arla'-'
ir'
Barnett,
wilIiaD
1978 Geor;e
shirlann Denise Knigh-BaYIess
Belle
Ronaine
PhiliP Ronald shands
Fred felton
Duren Warren
van
King
Marion
Richard
Alford-UcIntosh
1986
Sara
Rice
Allen
cht istoPher
Henderson
RandaIl
Jr'
Shaw,
Henry
Charles
Angela l{enry-Jacksc:.:
Pau] curtis SBith
Adonica walker
John Hughey Sprinkle
Janes wright
Ernest l'letheuse Stewart
Anita Michelle Tur:ie=
Lucilius Allen Tucker
1987 Suzette Lucilie Cull:'-s
AnthonY willians
KarYn Rae Doddy
wiley GreY woodard, Jr"
StePhanie EiLene La:s':'
r979 chriatopher R"E. Dixon
Townsend Smith IIi
Roosevelt Thonas Jackson
BI,ACK ALUMNI SCHOI.ARSHIP BANQUET
l{LK Center Bal1room
5:3O p.E.
Joyce Robinson, Pianj-st
Melissa Redman, Bass
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SCHOI"ARSHIP AWA.RDS PROGRAMME
trA
voice from the past with a vision for the futuren
8:OO P.ro"
HIJ( Center Theatre
Mistress of Ceremonies, Sharon Washington, M.D. t82
Clin. Asst. Prof., Dept" of Internal Medicine, The OSU-COM
MARCH
oF THE ALUMNf
Ushers
Alvin D. Jackson
Third Year Medical Student and
ChairPerson,
OSU-COM Black Alumni Reunion
INTRODUCTION
MUSICAL TRIBUTE
"Lift Every Voice and Singil
GREETINGS".
The Oasis Choral Group
Civlc and Unj-versit.y
Of f
icials
& ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.. Debra Baskett
Second Year Medical Student
George A. Martin
Third Year Medical Student
Terresa Hawthorne, M'D' t82
ROLL CALL
MESSAGES
FamilY Practice
Columbus,
OH
David Blalock
Second Year Medical Student
HISTORICAL
trBack Down Memory
MEMORIUM...
Lanetr
Alvin D. Jackson
D' Curtis
Fourth Year Medical Student
RuPPert A. Hawes
Second Year Medical Student
GwendolYn F. Ford
BoYd
Second Year Medical Student
I{[S ICAL TRIBUTE
'ilie Sha1l Overcomeil
The Oasj_s Choral Group
D]TSTTNGUTSHED BI,ACK MEDICAL
AI.L-],O{r AWARDEES.
Delphis Richardson, M.D. t72
Di_rector, pediatrj_c Residency
Iraining, Chj_ldrens Hospitall
Columbus, OH
Angela poweIl
Third year Medical Student
Ira Alexander McCown, M.D. Class
L925
James Forrest Scott, M.D. Class of
of
i,929
Douglas White, M.D.
Class of l-936
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Wil1i-an f,ee Smiley, M.D.
Class
of t937
Clotilde Dent BowEn, I,I.D. Class of
t947
SPECTAL RECOGNITTON AWARDS.
.
COMMEMORATIVE CALENDAR
MUSICAL TRTBUTE
ttMedley of Gospels
and Spirituals't
PRESENTATION OF
SPEAKER
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Geneva Cox Norman
James Harri_s, Jr.
Second year Medical Students
Mark A. White
Second year Medical Student
Sheila Bell
First year Medical Student
The Oasis Choral Group
. Randall Cox, presj-dent
OSU Student National
Medical Assoc.,
Third year Medical Student
Therman Evans, M.D.
Medical Director
CfcNA Corporation
PRESENTATION OF
BLACK SCHOLARSHTP FUND.
RECOGNITTON OF MEMBERS
OF THE STUDENT NATIONAL MEDTCAL
ASSOCTATTON.
AFRICAN DRUM, DANCE
AND RHYTHMS
FTNALE
. Frank W. Hale, Jr., ph.D.
OSU Vice provost for
Minority Affairs
David Ham1ar, D.D.S.
Fourth year Medical Student
Wilbur C. Blount, M.D. r59
Ophthalmology
George Barnett, M. D. t78
Family Medicine
E. Kaikpai
paasewe & Company
PATRONS LIST
Dr Dennis J Alexander
Mr & Urs Matthew Applin
Jenina Askew
Mr David BlaLoek
Mr & Mrs Andrew Blalock
Mr & Mrs Don Blanchard
.Yr &_Mrs Robin (Debbj.e)
flrs Grace Bovd
carl H. Brauier
Betty Doris Jenkins
Carol Ann Jones
Dorothy J Jones
Mrs Jo Anne Johnston
Drs Richard & Barbara Kelsev
Dr & urs WilLiam Nuckl-os
Boq/en
Ken & Nenneth Mahorney
Dr George F Martin
Robert M McDona1d
Mr & Mrs Weldon E Milbourne
Mr & l,Irs Leon Hi.tchel:
New Sa1em Missionary Baptist Church
Larry Nelman
A Nyanfore Ninely
Louise Norris
Dr Ri.chard Nuenke
Otrega Psi Phi Fraternj.ty
Jackie Parri.s
Dave Preston
Hrs Josephine preston
Mr & Hrs Roland Rainey
clenn A Ray
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