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PARTING SHOTS Class of 1962 Sisters of St. Joseph class reunion Back row standing, left to right: Kaki Item Wavra, Leone Holland Forseth, Mary Ellen Seitz Frey, Rita Christopherson Moen, Aleda (AJ) Kirchoffner Ahlgren, Bonnie Mellem Hoghaug, Connie Spiekermeier Wavra, Mary Ellen Persson Kropp, Donna Gourde Zils, Celestine (Sally) Huss Wescom, Patsy Pendergrast Klose, Delores Schmidt Tuckwell, and Margo Lovgren Viger. Middle row, seated, from left: Theresa (Terri) Rogus Cochran, Barb Konetzko Edvall, Barb Schmisek Fowler, Daytona (Toni) Byram Williams, Suzanne (Suzie) Kuznia Husler, and Karen Fischer McCarthy. Front row, kneeling, from left: Verna Gellner Kartes, Carol Irmen Galt, Ann Young Clark, Virginia (Gina) Danda Esslinger. First-year medical student Jamie Odden, from West Fargo, discusses a blood pressure reading with a participant in the Health Screenings Fair at Walmart in Grand Forks on November 3. Medical, nursing, nutrition and dietetics, occupational therapy, and physical therapy students worked at the free community event. World-renowned hematologist Dr. Robert Kyle presented a guest lecture, “What My Patients Have Taught Me,” to SMHS Medical Laboratory Science students during Homecoming week. 38 NORTH DAKOTA MEDICINE Holiday 2012
Students relate to a participant in the Health Screenings Fair at Walmart in Grand Forks on November 3. Sarah Meyers, MD, assistant professor and assistant medical examiner in the Department of Pathology, was one of 48 new employees and staff from 21 departments Dean Wynne welcomed at the New Employee Reception honoring new faculty and staff. The reception was held in the Vennes Atrium of the SMHS in Grand Forks on November 13. A list of the new faculty and staff is available at http://bit.ly/UrMBKJ. SMHS Occupational Therapy students pose with <strong>North</strong> <strong>Dakota</strong> Senator John and Mikey Hoeven before the 2012 Homecoming Parade. NORTH DAKOTA MEDICINE Holiday 2012 39
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