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Dr. Grover E. Murray, Louisiana State University vice-| president and dean of academic affairs, urged LSU school of medicine students today to ''pursue creativity as a continuing life-time goal."
Speaking at the school's annual Honors Day Convocation, he said, "It is the creative person, however, who most often encounters conflict from an environment unable or unwilling to keep pace with him. Dr. Robert L. Simmons, associate dean of the school of
medicine and director of student affairs, presided at the ceremonies in the school of medicine auditorium.
SEVERAL HUNDRED students attended, including 110 who will receive doctor of medicine degrees at graduation ceremonies in Municipal Auditorium at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
Three awards were presented to Charles W. Breaux of Baton Rouge, including the fceorge S. Bel Memorial Award, the Undergraduate Medical Society Award, and the Outstanding Senior Award for the Class of 1964.
Senior class president, Frank M. Houston of Houma, present-led the uiass of 1964 gift to the school of medicine. The gift includes a set of flagstaffs, with the flags of the United States and the State of Louisiana, for permanent display in the School of Medicine Auditorium.
Ralph Charles Sagrera of Ope-lousas was the recipient of two awards including the Russell L. Holman Memorial Award and the Majors Pathology Award, both for scholarship in the field of pathology.
WINNERS OF THE Louisiana-Mississippi Ophthalmologic and Otorhinolaryngologic Society awards were Clinton,John La-
Grange of Belle Rose for otor-liinolaryngology and Walter Frank Tucker of Baton ftouge> for ophthalmology.
Ronald Howard Schneider of New urieans won the Pediatric Award.
The Urban Maes Memorial Award for promise in the field of surgery went to Ronald G. Corley of Ringgold. Bernard Luke Manale of New Orleans was cited as~ runner-up.
Sheila Lytle Mopra. of Clinton received tne Psychiatry Award.
FIVE STUDENTS received Mosby Scholarship Awards for outstanding records in general medicine during the four-year course of study.
They are: Albert Richard Corne, Jr., §i Martinviile; Thomas Leo Purvis Jr.. Ferri-flay; Clinton Gayle McAlister,
WillianT Steward Bundrick. and William H. SteenJr., all of Shi'eveporT. photo: CHARLES W. BREAUX; RALPH CHARLES SAGRERA
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Title	Med students urged to create
Contact Information	John P Isché Library - LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans - 433 Bolivar St. New Orleans, LA 70112 ~ Send Inquiries to digitalarchives@lsuhsc.edu
Subject	Honors Day School of Medicine Breaux, Charles (student) Sagrera, Ralph C. (student) Simmons, Robert L., Dr. George S. Bel Memorial Award Houston, Frank M. (student) LaGrange, Clinton J. (student) Schneider, Ronald H. (student) Corley, Ronald G. (student) Manale, Bernard L. (student) Moore, Sheila L (student) Corne, Albert R., Jr. (student) Purvis, Thomas L. (student) McAlister, Clinton G. (student) Bundrick, William S. (student) Steen, William H., Jr. (student)
Call Number	1964 p73
Description	Newspaper clipping
Notes	Includes photo
Publisher	New Orleans States-Item
Date	1964-06-04
Type	Image
Format	TIFF
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Source	John P Isché Library - LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans ~ http://www.lsuhsc.edu/no/library
Language	En
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Coverage-Spatial	New Orleans (La.)
Coverage-Temporal	1964
Rights	Use is restricted to IP address of LSUHSC - New Orleans
Object File Name	lsuhsc_ncc006569.tif
Excerpted text	Dr. Grover E. Murray, Louisiana State University vice- president and dean of academic affairs, urged LSU school of medicine students today to 'pursue creativity as a continuing life-time goal." Speaking at the school's annual Honors Day Convocation, he said, "It is the creative person, however, who most often encounters conflict from an environment unable or unwilling to keep pace with him. Dr. Robert L. Simmons, associate dean of the school of medicine and director of student affairs, presided at the ceremonies in the school of medicine auditorium. SEVERAL HUNDRED students attended, including 110 who will receive doctor of medicine degrees at graduation ceremonies in Municipal Auditorium at 3 p.m. tomorrow. Three awards were presented to Charles W. Breaux of Baton Rouge, including the fceorge S. Bel Memorial Award, the Undergraduate Medical Society Award, and the Outstanding Senior Award for the Class of 1964. Senior class president, Frank M. Houston of Houma, present-led the uiass of 1964 gift to the school of medicine. The gift includes a set of flagstaffs, with the flags of the United States and the State of Louisiana, for permanent display in the School of Medicine Auditorium. Ralph Charles Sagrera of Ope-lousas was the recipient of two awards including the Russell L. Holman Memorial Award and the Majors Pathology Award, both for scholarship in the field of pathology. WINNERS OF THE Louisiana-Mississippi Ophthalmologic and Otorhinolaryngologic Society awards were Clinton,John La- Grange of Belle Rose for otor-liinolaryngology and Walter Frank Tucker of Baton ftouge> for ophthalmology. Ronald Howard Schneider of New urieans won the Pediatric Award. The Urban Maes Memorial Award for promise in the field of surgery went to Ronald G. Corley of Ringgold. Bernard Luke Manale of New Orleans was cited as~ runner-up. Sheila Lytle Mopra. of Clinton received tne Psychiatry Award. FIVE STUDENTS received Mosby Scholarship Awards for outstanding records in general medicine during the four-year course of study. They are: Albert Richard Corne, Jr., §i Martinviile; Thomas Leo Purvis Jr.. Ferri-flay; Clinton Gayle McAlister, WillianT Steward Bundrick. and William H. SteenJr., all of Shi'eveporT. photo: CHARLES W. BREAUX; RALPH CHARLES SAGRERA ;
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