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TOBACCO INSTITUTE LIBRARY
1981
HOUSE OF
DELEGATES
and
BO~D OF
DIRECTORS
AMERICAN
CANCER
T154360517
Honorary Life Members ................... 3-16
Past Officer Directors .................... 17-20
House of Delegates ...................... 21-85
National Staff-Area Offices .............. 86.91_
National Officers .......................... 92
Delegates-at-Large ......................... 92
Division & Proportional Delegates ......... 93-94
Alphabetical Listing .................... 94-96
T!54360518
INTRODUCTION
INTHIS BOOKI.fTr we proudly present the volunteer
leaders of the American Cancer Society--most
of them with long and distinguished records
in cancer control--who will help guide the
nation's fight against cancer in 19B1. These
volunteers serve the National organization
as Delegates. Directors, Past Officer Directors,
or Honorary Life Members.
The House of Delegates is composed of 194
members: 116 are Division Delegates, 36 are Pro-
portional Delegates on the basis of population
and 42 are Delegates-at-Large. Past Officer
Directors and Honorary Life Members do not
vote hut do have privileges of the floor and an
opportunity to serve on committees. There are
42 Honorary Life Members, persons of eminence
who have rendered outstanding services in the
cause of cancer control, and 11 Past Officer
Directors who have served in high office.
Included among the responsibilities of the
House of Delegates are the election of Directom,
amendment of the A~ticles of Incorporation and
Bylaws. the formulation of basic policy, and pro-
viding a forum for communications between
ACS Divisions and the national organization.
The Board of Directors is composed of 116
members of the House of Delegates (58 of them
physicians or other scientists); 74 Delegate-
Directors, one from each of the 50 states, District
of Columbia and Puerto R/co plus 22 additional
on the basis of population; 42 Directors-at-Large
who are elected by the Delegate Members at the
Society's Annual Meeting and are equally repre-
sentative of medical and lay leadership. The
Board manages the affairs of the Society, includ-
ing the establishment of a policy framework
within which the entire Society operates, the
election of national officers, executive com-
mittee and medical-scientific committee mem-
bers, and the policy direction of National Office
operations.
These are men and women who have provided
active leadership in the fight against cancer for
many years and continue to give of their special
knowledge, experience and counsel.
Lane W. Adams
Executive "vice President
January, 1981
Cancer Societ~,~
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
FRANK E. ADAIR. M.D.
New York. New ~brk.
Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery,
Cornell University Medical College.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Pres ~1944-47): Vice Pres. ~1942-43}:
(t935-41]: Chin. Exec, Comm. (1938-:191:
Din-at-Large (1934-55].
Attend. Surg. Emer.. Memorial and Ewing
Hosps.: Mem.. Admin. Bd.. Doctor's Hosp,:
Hon. Bd. Chm.. Jackson Mere. Lab.
Hon. Fello~x~ Royal Soc, of Mad. and Din of its
Found. Trust.
Recipient: AES Dist. Sar~ Award [19~8); Am.
Coll. ofSurg. Dist Serv. Plaque
BELIE L. ARONOFF, M,D.
Dallas, Texas.
Clin. Prof. Surg., SW Mad. Sch. & Visiting Prof.
Onc., Baylor U. Coll. of Dentistry.
ACS Hon. Life Mere.; Dir.-at-Large (1972-78};
Delegate Director (1966-72J.
ACS Texas Div.: Past Pres.; Mem., Bd. a Exec.
Comm.; Past Pres. & Mam., Exec. Comm.,
Dallas Co. Unit {1948-80).
Past Nat'l. Liaison Chin., Am. Coil. Surg. &
Mem., Ca. Comm. & Exec. Comm.; Pres.,
Int'L Surg. Laser Soc.; Mam., Exec. Comm.,
Soc. Surg. Onc.
Din, Surg. Onc., Chas. A. Sammons Ca. Inst.
Chron., Ca. Comm., 8aylor U. Med. Ctr.
Editor, Lasers in Surgery 8" Medicine.
Recipient: Nat'l. Vol. Leadership Award [197B).
ROBERT L. BROWN, M.D.
Atlanta, Georgia.
Oncology Consultant. Chronic Disease Unit.
Georgia Dept. of Human Resources; Prof. of
Surg. Emeritus. Emory U. Sch. of Med.
ACS Hon. Life Mere.; Dir.-at-Large (1970-80}.
ACS Georgia Div.: Chm., Exec. Comm.
Emeritus.
Past Pres.: Soc. ofSurg. Oncology {James
Ewing Soc.}; Am. Radium Society.
Mem.: Comm. on Ca.. Med. Assn. of Georgia;
Am. Coll. ofSurg.: Snc. ofSurg. Onc.; Am.
Radium Society; AMA.
Diplomate. American Board of SurgeD:
T154360519
4
CHARLES J. BUESING. C.L.U., I..H.D.
Monmouth Beach. New Jersey.
ACS Hen. Life Mem.: Din-at-Large {1971-77];
Del. Dir. (1963-71}.
AGS New Jersey Div.: Mere,, Bd. of Trustees &
Exec.Comm. (1945- };Pres.|t054].
Field Underwriter, Mutual of New York.
Mere. Emeritus. Life Underwriters Assn., N.Y.:
Life Managers Assn.. N.Y. (Past Pres.) &
Amer. Soc. o f Ghartered Life Underwriters;
MONY Hall of Fame; Million Dollar Round
"Fable.
Recipient: ACS Nat'LVol. Leadership Award
(1975]: ACS Nat'l. Oiv. Axvard (1956}: Acad,
of Med., N.I. Citizens Award [1966].
THOMAS CARLILE,
Seattle, Washington.
Dir., Breast Cancer Detection Clinic, Virginia
Mason Medical Center.
ACS Hen. Life Mem.; Pres, (1962}; Dir..at-Large
(1961-63}; P.O.D. {1903-69) ; Dir., Reg. V
ACS Washington Division: Board Member;
Honorary Life Member.
Associate Clinical Professor of Radiology,
University of Washington Sch. of Med.
Past Pres., Pacitic Science Center Found. Past
Pres., The Soc. of Nuclear Med,
Fellow, American College of RadiolOgy.
Diplomate, American Board of Radiology.
Recipient, ACS Dist. Svc. Award (1979].
LOWELL T. COGGESHALL, M,D.
Foley, Alabama.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Presider~t (t958J; Director-at-Large
(1950-60).
Trustee.Univ.ofChicago 11961- )
Former Special Assistant to the U.S, Secreta~"
of Health. Education and Welfare:
Consultant to Surgeon General. U.S, Navy.
Past President. Association of American
Medical Colleges.
Member, National Academy of Sciences;
American Philosophical Society.
WARREN H. COLE, M.D.
Asheville. NorthCarolina.
Professor of Surgery Emeritus. Univ. of Illinois
Coil. of Med.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS President (1960); Director-at-Large
(1950o64); Past Officer Director (1964-70J.
Hen. Fellowship: Royal Coll, Surg. of England;
Royal Coll. Surg. of Edinburgh; Royal Coll.
Surg. of Ireland.
Past Pres.: Am. Surg. Assn.; Am. Coll. of Surg.;
Western Surg. Assn.; Soc. of Univ. Surg.;
Chicago Surg. Soc.
Advisor, Editorial Bo~rd: Ca; A nnals of
Surgery: lournal A met. Geriatric Societl,:
MURRAY M. COPEL&ND, M.D., D,Sc.
Houston, Texas.
Vice Pres., Univ. Ca, Fdn. & Prof, of Surg.
(Oncol.}, U, of Texas M.D. Anderson Hosp.
& Tumor Inst.; Prof. of Surg., Meal. Sch. &
Grad Sch., U, of Texas at Houston; Prol. Dir.,
Nat'l Large Bowel Ca. Program of NCI, M.D,
Anderson Hosp.
ACS Hen. Life Mere.; P.O.D. {1987-73) ; Pros.
{1965); Dir.-at-Large (1957-67J.
Sec..Gen.; 10th lnt'l Ca, Cong,, U[CC.
Council Member, UICC (1966-78},
Sec.-Gen., InrL Study Gp. for the Det.&
Prevention of Ca. (DePCa] (197a-79).
Hen. Fellow, Am. Cell. of Rod. {1970}.
Recipient, ACS Dist. Svc. Award (1972J.
CHARLES R. EBERSOL
Litchfield. Connecticut,
Mere.. Laxv Firm, Ebersol. Roraback & Brewer.
ACS Hen. Life Mere,; P.O.D. (1973-79);
Dir.-at-Large {1983-73); Chin., Bd. of Dir.
(1971-73}; Vice Chm. (1989-71]; Chin., Exec.
Comm. [1966-69); Secy. (lgB2-6B); Dtr.,
Reg. [ (195g-63l.
ACS Connecticut Div.: Past Chin., Exec. Comm.
(1956): Past Crusade Chm. 11952-55}; Past
Pres.. Torrington Branch [1956-60): Past
Chm. District Campaign (195~-~;0l.
Former ludge, Torrington City Court (t951-55).
Recipient, ACS Dist. Svc. Award (1979}.
T154360520
WILLIAM J. FLYNN, M.D.
Youngstown, Ohio.
Asst. Clio. Prof. of Surg., Case Western Reserve
U. Sch. of Med.
ACS Hen. Life Member {1978l; Del. Dir.
(1966-78); De[. Mere. (1959-66).
ACS Ohio Div.: B d. & Exec. Comm.; Past Pres.
Am. Coll. of Surg. Fellow; Past Pres., Ohio
Chap. (1.975-76), Mem., Comm. on Ca.;
Midwest Chm., Field Liaison Ca. Program.
Mem.: Soc. Head & Neck Surg.; Soc. of Surg.
Oncol., Inc.; Am. Red. Soc4 Trustee Ca.
Consort of Ohio.
Recipient: Nat'L Div. A~vard (1964l; ACS Nat'l.
Vol. Leadership Award [1979l.
MRS. ROGER GOODAN
Los Angeles. California.
ACS Honorary Lift: Membl,,r,
ACS Delegale'-Director 11963-115}: Dir.. Rt.ghnl
V1(1949-50,1~37-6:1l:
%~¢e Presldenl [ I'159-6 l): Pdst Offh:l~r l)irel I~lr
[108~-711,
AOS Califrlrai~ Bivishl~: Prl~sldenl 1193fi-3:i:
President. Los Angeles County [ lnil
Awarded ACS medal 11954).
Trustee Emerilus. Stan ford University
[1952-~81.
EMERSON FOOTE
Carmel, New York.
Co-Founder. Foote, Cone & Belding.
Chin.. Nat'l. Interagency Council on Smoking
& Health (1964-67},
ACS Honorary Life Member; Chm., Comm. on
Tobacco &'Cancer (1972-74); Bd. V-Chin.
(1950-52); Dir. & Mem., Exec. Comm.
(1944-52): Chm., Pub. Re[. Comm. (1944].
ACS NA:C. Div.: Life Member since 1961.
Mere.: Surg. Gen.'s Task Force on Smoking &
Health (1967-68): Pres.. Comm. on Heart
Disease, Cancer& Stroke (1964-65); Bd.
Trustees,lvlenninger Fdn.(1951- ].
Recipient, ACS National Volunteer
Leadership Award f1974).
MRS. ENID A. HAUPT
New York, New ~brk.
Editor.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Director-at-Large [1.975-77).
Member, Board of Managers, The New York
Botanical Garden.
Life Membership in the Albert Gallatin
Associates for the "Glass Garden" at the
Institute for Rehabilitation.
Recipient, ACS Annual National A~vard (1979].
Member. Board of Overseers, Memorial
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
[Deceased 12,'31/80]
MRS. POWELL GLASS
Lynchburg. Virginia.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Vice President (1958-59}:
Director-at-Large [t959-61}: Directer.
Region 1[[ { i954-59).
ACS Virginia Division: Board Member; Past
President: Past Vice President. .
Board Member: Virginia Council on Health
and Medical Care: National Council for
Homemaker Services.
Winner of]. Shelton Horslev Award
outstanding contributidn to canr~.r ~ o.ntr"
Past Pre, sident, Randolph-Macon ~il.'Olli"O
College Alumnae.
Recipient: AC,q National Award (1970).
IOHN R. HELLER, M.D.
Bethesda, Maryland.
Special Consultant for Internatinnal Affairs.
National Cancer Institute.
ACS Honorary Life Member: Director-al-t.arge
(1948-60; 1961-621.
Former Pres. & Chief Exec. Officer. Mere
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Ctr.
Director. National Cancer Institute {1948-60}.
Former Asst. Surgeon General. USPHS.
Chief. Venereal Disease Division.
Former Editor.lourmd of the Xational
Institute.
Recipient: ACS Dislinguishr, d Servtm, :\ward
11,q631.
T154380521
MRS. ANNA ROSENBERG HOFFMAN
New York.New York.
Public Rel. and Management Consultant.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Director-at-Large {1946-52).
Former Assistant Secretary of Defense.
Member: Nat'l Panel of Consultants to Senate
Comm. on Labor & Public VCelfare on
Conquest of Cancer; Working Group on
HigK Blood Pressure in the Vv'ork Setting;
NY State Comm. on Hypertension: Pop.
Crisis Comm.; Bd. of,~dv., Nat'l. Fund for
Med. Edu.
Board Mem.: Albert & Mary Lasker Fdn,; World
Rehabilitation Fund. Inc.; Encyclopaedia
Britannica.
MRS. WILLIAM V. {Freita] ]OHNSON
Los Angeles. California.
ACS Hon. Life Member: Dir.-et-Large
{1970-78]; Exec. Comm. (1972-74],
ACS Calif. Die.: Hal. of Dir. [19tiff'- ]; Exec.
Comm. (1971- ]:2ndV.P. |1972- ). Chin..
Field Org. Comm. {1989-71}: L.A. Co. Unit:
Pres. {1969-70); Hon. Life Mem.; New
Central City Unit: Hen. Life Mere.
Vice Pres., Watts Health Center; Mere.
L.A. Revolutionary Bicentennial Comm.
Commissioner, Martin Luther King Hosp.
Awards: ACS Nat'l. Vol, Leadership Award
{1976} I Human Relation Comm. Award
{1976}; Zeta Phi Beta Award; CBS News
Woman of the Week (1979},
MRS. ROBERT W. (Egie) HUFF
Rome, Georgia.
ACS Honorary Life Member; Past Officer
Director (1974o80); V~ce Pres. {1971-
Delegate Director {1969o74}; Chin,, Pubi!c
Education Comm. {1970.72}; Mere.: Nat 1.
Commission on Smoking& Public Policy
(1977); Breast Cancer Task Force {1971- }.
ACS Georgia Division: Honorary Life Member;
Floyd County Unit. Honorary Life Member.
Vice Chin.. NationalBoard of YMCA (1978- 1.
Past Chin., Southeast Region YMCA Board.
Recipient, ACS National Volunteer Leadership
Award (1978).
ANN LANDERS
{Mrs, Eppie Lederer}
Chicago, Illinois.
Syndicated Columnist.
ACS Hon. Life Mere.; Din-at-Large (1972-80}i
National Crusade Chairman {1977].
Mem.: AMA Adv. Comm.; Bd. of Trustees,
Menninger Fdn.; Founders Comm.. Mayo
/vted, Sch,; Visiting Comm., Bd. of
Overseers, Harvard Med. Seh.; Bd. of
Trustees, Nat. Dermatology Fdn.; Bd. of
Dire.. Chicago Rehabilitation Inst.
Trustee. Nleharry Medical College.
Recipient: ACS Annual Nat'l. Award {1975,1;
ACS Special Citation (1971}; Robert Morse
Award of Amer. Psychiatric Assn,
National Honorary Ct~airman.TB Seals.
DONALD E. JOHNSON
Flint, Michigan.
President. Treasurer: Advertisers Press Inc.;
Doily Reporter. Coldwater. Mich.
ACS Honorary Life Member.: Dir,-at-Large
(1954-61); Dir.. Region IV (1952-541 : Vice
Beard Chairman {1959.61}.
ACS Michigan Division: Honorary Life
Director: Past President; Past Treasurer
Past President. Flint College and Cultural
Development.
Secretary. Treasurer, Whiting Foundation,
Member, Nat'l. Ca. Adv, Bd.. NCI [1972-76L
Recipient. ACS Distinguished Service
Award {197a].
MRS. ALBERT D, LASKER
New York, New York.
President, Albertand Mary Lasker Foundation.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Director-at-Large {1945-80}.
ACS Honorary Board Chairman {1957-80}.
Trustee of Research to Prevent Blindness.
Chairman, National Health Education
Committee.
Advisory Committee to the Director, National
Institutes of Health
President. United Cerebral Palsy Research
& Educational Fdn.. inc.
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A. HAMBLIN LETTON, M.D.
Atlanta. Georgia.
Att. Surg., Georgia Baptist Hospital,
ACS Hon. Life Mere.: P.O.D. [1973-79) ; Pres.
(;1972) ; V.P. [1971); Dir.-at-Large, [1959-73) ;
Del. Dir. I1963o69I: Chrn., M&S Comm.
AC5 Georgia Die.: Past Med, Vice Pres.; Past
Chin., ProL Ed. Comm.
Fellow: Am. Coll. o~ Surg.: Am, Thyroid Sot.;
Soc. Sur~. Assn.; lames Ew~ng Soc.
Diplomate, American Board of Surgery.
Secretary, Southeastern Sur~. Congress.
Chin., Editorial Board. Oneolog~ Times.
Mere. Soc. of Nuclear Medicine.
HARRY M, NELSON. M.D.
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
Emerilus Prof. ol Obs. & Gym. Wa!;ne State
Univ.; Pan Paciito Surg. Assn.
ACS Hart. Life Member: P~e~. (1953];
Director-at-Large (1946-62).
ACS Michigan Div.~ Honorary Life Member.
H~n. Chin., Gyn. Dept., Hutzel Hosp~tM,
Mere.: Bd. o~ Dir.. Detroit Cancer Inst. & CentrM
C~, Registry: Detroit R~hab. Inst.; Michigan
Ca. Coord. Comm.; Int. Surg. Sac.; Sac. of
Pelvlc Surg.; Am, Bd. Obs. & Gyn.; FACS;
A.C.O.G.; President's Club, U, o£ Mich.
Recipient, ACS Distinguished Service Award.
MRS. FORREST E, MARS
Washington, D.C.
ACS Hon. Life Mem.~ Past Off. Dir, [1967-73);
~/.P. [1966-67); Dir.-at-Large {1963-67); C, hm.,
Worldwide Fight Comm. (1973-76).
ACS Va. Die.: Pres. (1966-67); V.P. (1963-6,1); Bd.
(Chin., 1967-66) & Exec. Comm.
Mere.: Va. Council on Health & Mad. Care, The
Meal. Coll. of Pa. (1965-); Nat'l.Citizens
Adv. Council to the Am. Meal. Colleges;
Citizens Adv. Comm. to Duke Univ. Med.
Sch. (1979-).
Dir,0 Bur. for Mad. Advancement i~.Ch|na.
Int'l.Trustae, World'A~ldlifeFund{1976- }.
Recipient: ACS Narl. Vol. Leadership Award
(1975); James Ewing Layman's Award
ALTON OCHSNER, M.D.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Pres. Emer.. Alton Ochsner Med. Fdn.
ACS Hart. Life Member; Pres. (1950); Chm..
Mad. & Sci. Comm. (1949]; Dir.-at-Large
Prof. Emeritus of Surg.. Tulane Univ.
Past Pres.; Am. Coll. of Surg.; Am, Assn, for
Thoracic Surg.; Soc. for Vascular
Southern Surg. Assn.; Iurl. Soc. of
An~iology; Interstate Postgraduate Mad,
Assn.; Int'l Sac. of Surgery.
Hon. Fellow. Royal CoB. of S(srg. of Eng.:
Royal Coll. of Surg. in Ireland.
Co-ed|tar Emeritus: Su rger.~:
WILLIAM C. MOLONEY, M.D.
Boston. Massachusetts.
Emeritus P~of. of Mad.. Harvard Med. School:
Emeritus Director. Hematology Die.. Peter
Bent Brigham Hasp.
ACS Hart. Life Mere4 Dir.-at-Large (1970-80}.
ACS Massachusetts Division: President
(19~8-70): Bd. of Dir.[1962- }: Bronze
Medal Award [1964).
Fellow: Am. Coil, of Phys.. Inturnat. Sac. of
Hemat., Am. Fed. ofClin. Res.
Diplomate. Am. Bd, oflnternal Mad.
Member: Am. Assor,. for Adx: of S~i.. Sac, for
Exp. Bio & Mad.. Am. Sac. for Ca. Res.,
Histochem. Sac.. Am. S~c. all tomat.. Am
Sac. for Exp. Path.
MRS. JOHN T. PIRIE, JR.
Lake Forest, Illinois,
A(;S Hon. Life Mere,: EO,D. (I.q69-751: ~,:E
( [961-65}: Dir.-at.Large I1957-6!)].
ACS Illinois Div.: Vice Pres. (1952-61}: Past
Officer Director (1970}.
ACS Founder. Hon. Mere.. Women's Board of
Metropolitan Chicago.
Chin.. Hon. Pres.. Service Club of Chicago.
Mem.. Women's Sd.. Lake Forest (':allege: Fi~,ld
Museum of Natural HistoD': Chicago
Horticultural Soc.: Mere.. Chicago
Convention Bureau.
Recipient: ACS Dist. Svc. Award { I'J721: ACS
Nat'l. Die. Award { 19591: Citizen Fell~w.
Inst. ofMod [19fi21.
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H. MARVIN POLLARD, M.D.
Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Prof. Emeritus of Internal Med., U. oflvlich.
Sch. of Med.; Head. Gastroent. Sect.
ACS Hen. Life Member;Past Officer Dir.
(1972-78); Dir,-at-Large [1966-72): Del.
Mere. {1952-64); Pres. D971); Vice Pres.
[197D); Chm., M&S Comm. [1968).
ACS Michigan Div.: Hen. Life Member; B d.
Mere.; Clinical Fellowship Cnmm.
Diplomate: Am. Bd. Int. Med,; Am. Bd. of
Gastroent.; Past Pres, World Orgn. of
Gastroent.
Mere,: Am. Coll. of Phys.; Am. Gastroent.
Assn.; Am. Gastroscopic Sac.; AMA; Am.
Assn. for Ca. Res.; Sac. efSurg. OncoL
ALFRED M. POPMA, M,D.
Boise. Idaho.
Consultant: Breast Cancer Detection Program,
Mountain States 2hmor Inst.; Health Policy
Analysis Network.
ACS Hen, Life Mere.; Pros. (1954}; Director
(1946-60}. s ital
Head, Dept. of Radiology, St. Luke's He p
(1938-66}.
Past Chin.: AMA Council on Voluntary Health
Agencies; Bd. of Trustees, Coll. of Idaho;
Western Interstate Comm. for Higher Educ.;
Past Pres. Idaho State Med. Assn.; Past
Coordinator, Mountain States Regional
Medical Program.
Past Mere., Special Mad. Adv. Grot/p, VA.
J. LEONARD REINSCH
Atlanta, Georgia.
Co-chairme n, Warner-Amex Cable
Corporation.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Director.at-Large (1970-74). . .
Board Member, First National Bank of Atlanta.
Member: International Radio & TV Society;
Broadcast Pioneers; CATV Pioneers.
Trustee, Atlanta Arts Alliance.
JONATHAN E. RHOADS. M.D.. D.Sc.
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania.
Prof. of Surg.. U. of P'a. School of Med.
ACS Hen. Life Mere.: Post Officer Dir.
(19)'l-77); Dir.-at-Large (1965-71J; Pres.
0970};Editor, Cancer(1972- I.
ACS Philadelphia Oiv.: Pres. 11955-56L
Bd. Mere.: Friends Hasp.; Haverford Coll.
|Chin, 1963-72): Bryn Mawr Coll. {1960-79).
Mere.: Am. Surg. Assn.. Pres. (1972-73}; Am.
Acad. of Arts & Sci./Am. Assn. for Ca. Res.;
Am. Philosophical Sac., Pres. (1976-
Am. Call, of Surg.. Chin,. Bd. of Reg.
{1967,69). Pres. {1971-72); AMA; Sac, of U.
Surg.; Sac. of Clin. Surg.
Chin.. Nat'l. Ca. Ad,,: Board (1972-79}.
HAROLD P. RUSCH, M.D.
Madison, Wisconsin.
Die., lvicArdle Lab for Ca, Res. [1946-72); Dir.,
Clin, Ca. Center, U, of Wisconsin [1972-78);
Emeritus ProL at Oncology, U. o! Wisc.
ACS Hen. Life Mere.; Dir.-at-Large [1965-74};
Research Adv. Council [1982-65).
ACS Wisc. Div.: Pres. [1972-73) ; Bd. Mem.
Mere.: Comm, on Ca. Res. UICC [1958-06);
Nat'l. Adv. Ca. Council, NIH {1954-58);
Nat'l, Panel of Consultants, Conquest of
Cancer (1970); Nat'L Cancer Adv. Bd.
t1972-74},
Fellow: Amer. Acad. of Arts & Sicences.
Recipient: ACS Annual Nat'l, Award {1972l.
SAMUEL M, SEEGAL
Brookiine. Massachusetts.
Former Exec. Vice Pres., Win. Filene's Sons
Company.
ACS Honorary Life Member,
ACS Past Officer Director
ACS Secretary (1971-74]; Delegate Direclor
(19~8-74]~ ~,lem.. Comm. to Advance
World,vide Fight Against Cancer.
ACS Massachusetts Div,: Vice Pres.; Mere.. 8 d.
and Exec. Comm.
Recipient: Medalle de UOrdre du Merite
Commercial of France,; ACS Nat'l.
Volunteer Leadership Award [1977).
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GEORGE E. STRINGFEI.LOW
Arlington. Virginia.
Past St. Vice Pres.. Thomas A. gdisnn lads.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Dir.-at-Large ~1947-49. 1950-54).
ACS New Jersey Dlvis~on: Past Preskhmt;
Hon. Life ~-f~m.. Bd. of~ust.
Dir. Emeritus. Mlne Safely AppHmm~s Cn.
P~st Imp~rlal Potentate. AAONMS.
T~slee Emerllus. Shdner Hnsps. h~r
CHppled Children.
Tru~ee EmerH~s., Ind. InsL of Tech.
Past Pres.. N.J. Chamber ~f C~mm.
Recipient: ACS Nat'l.-D[v. Award 11950~.
LAWRENCE WELK
Pacific Pali.cad as. ~ ;eli fern in.
Musician. Bandleadi:r.
President. Teleklew Productions. Inc.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Nationa(Crusade Co-Chairman [
Naliona[ Crusade ChMrman
Award~: TV Radiu Mirror Award. Fort,rib. TV
Musical P~gram (Hl~fi-57]: American
l.egh~ Award.Outstanding Family TV
Show [1H37]: Horatio Alger Award
Freedom Award (1968): "69 Brotherhood
Award. Nat'[. Conf. of Christians and Jews
(I~69). Fre.dom~ Foundation Award
[Iq72}: Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters
"~;oldeo [ke'" Award ( Iq73}
Rucipient: ACS Not'I. Award { 1976),
HOWARD C. TAYLOR, JR.. M.D.
New York. New York.
Professor Emeritus and Chairman. Dept. of
Obstetrics and Gynecology. Columbia
Univ. Coll. of Phys. and S~rg.
ACS Honorary Life-~,Iember.
ACS Presider~t (1955); Vice President (1954};
Chairman. Medical and Scientific
Committee (19531: Director-at-Large
(1954-63); Director. Region I [1948-54).
ACS New York City Division: Life Board
Member.
Editor Emeritus~A merican lournal of
Obstetrics and Gynecology.
FRANCIS I- WILCOX
Eau Claire. Wtsconsin.
Senior Partner. Wilcox & ~1lcox.
ACS Honorary Life Member,
ACS Bd, Chin'., (1962-661: Dir., Region IV
[1956-62]: Dir.-at-Large (1962-fi6); Past
Officer-Director (1966-72).
ACS Wisconsin Division: Mem. Bd, of Dir.:
Exec. Comm.
Member. UICC Exec. Comm.; Chm.. Program
on Nat. Ca. Org. & Campaign [1970-7a).
Fellow, Am. Coll. o fTrial Lawyers. Mere.. Am.
Law Inst.
Recipient: ACS Nat'l. Award [1969).
SIDNEY WEINHOUSE, Ph.D.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Fels Research Inst. & Prof. Emeritus of
Biochemistry, Temple U. Sch. of Mad.
ACS Hen. Life Mere.; Dig-at-Large (1973-8,0);
Past Mere.. Adv. Council Res. & Clio. In~ est.
ACS Philadelphia Div.: Honorary Life Member.
Mam.: B d. ofDir.. Am. Assn. for CancerRes.
{Pres.-elect 1979); Soc. Bio. Chem.; Soc.
Exp. Bio. & Med.; Nat'[. Acad. Sci., US.
Former Editor: Cancer Research; Co-editor:
Advances in Cancer Research.
Awards: G.H.A. C[owes Award, Am. Assn. for
Ca. Res. (1972}; Pap Award (la76]I Lucy
t~brtham James Award, Am. Sac. Surg.d
Onco]. {1979]; ACS Annual Nat'l. Awar
(~9~9}.
ASHBEL C. WILLIAMS, M.D.
Jacksonville.Florida.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Past Officer Director {1968-74),
ACS President 11957): Vice Pres. [1966); Past
Chin.. Med. and Sci. Comm.: Dir.. Keg.
(1954-55. I:~58-62); Dir.-at-Lacga (1962-68).
ACS Florida Division: Hen. Life Bd. Mere.; Past
Pres.; Duval Co. Unit: Hen. Life Mere.
Member: Comm. on ContlnuingEducation.
Am. Coll. of Surgeons; Southern Surgical
Assn.: Sac. of Surg. Oncol.; Sac. of Head
and Neck Surgeons: American Radium
Society.
Diplomat~. Am. Board of SurgeD:
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