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TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 2 Honorary Life Members 3-13
Fields
- Named Organization
- AFL-CIO (American Federation of Labor/Congress of Industrial Organiza)Labor Union
- Air Force
- Alfred University
- Alpha Omega Alpha
- American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- American Academy of Family Physicians
- American Bar Association
- American Board of Pathology
- American Board of Surgery
- American Cancer Society
- American College of Angiology
- American College of Physicians
- American College of Surgeons
- American Medical Association (physicians group)Professional trade group representing American physicians.
- American Public Health Association (Public health organization)Professional organization for people working in public health
- American Red Cross
- Arizona Medical Association
- Army
- Association for Advancement of Science
- Association for Cancer Research
- Association of American Medical Colleges
- Baylor University (Baptist university in Waco, TX)
- Bell Telephone
- Bethany College
- Boston University
- Boy Scouts of America
- Chamber of Commerce
- Chase Manhattan Bank (bank)
- City University
- College of American Pathologists
- Columbia University
- Communications Workers of America (CWA)
- Cornell University (Ithaca, New York)
- *Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) (use United States Departmen (use @hew_dept)
- Duke University
- Eastern Virginia Medical School
- Eastman Kodak Co. (Kodak) (Cigarette filter mfg from 1950s to 1994.)Manufacturers of quality control equipment for cigarette packaging
- Emory University
- Finance Committee
- First National Bank
- Florida Bar Association
- Foote, Cone & Belding
- Franklin and Marshall College
- Hamilton University
- Harvard Medical School
- Howard University
- Indiana University (Located in Bloomington, Indiana)
- James Ewing Society (cancer research organization)
- Johns Hopkins University
- Kiwanis Club
- Knights of Columbus
- Lasker Foundation
- M. D. Anderson Hospital
- March of Dimes (Voluntary health organzation concerned with birth defects)
- Marine Corps
- Mayo Medical School
- Memorial Hospital
- Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (Scientist produced tumors on mice, 1954, using cigarette tar)A scientist at Sloan-Kettering (Wynder?) painted tar on the backs of mice and produced tumors, in 1954
- Michigan State University
- NASA
- National Academy of Sciences
- National Cancer Advisory Board
- National Institutes of Health (NIH)
- National Restaurant Association
- Navy
- New York University
- Niagara University
- Northwestern Mutual
- Northwestern University
- Ohio State University
- Olin
- Phi Beta Kappa
- Phillips Foundation
- Public Health University (Located in Bangkok, Thailand)
- Radium Society
- Red Cross
- Rexall (unit of Dart Industries)"DES" makers, involved in product liability litigation
- Roswell Park Memorial Institute
- Rutgers University
- Salvation Army
- Senate
- Sigma (Plastic bag manufacturer)
- Sigma Xi
- Society of Nuclear Medicine
- St. John's Hospital
- St. Mary's Hospital (Located in Rochester, Minnesota. Part of the Mayo Medical)
- Stanford University
- State Department
- Surgical Association
- Temple University
- Transylvania University
- Treasury Department
- Trucking Association
- Tufts University
- Tulane University
- U.S. Air
- University of Arizona
- University of Chicago
- University of Illinois (at Champaign-Urbana)
- University of Iowa
- University of Kansas
- University of Kentucky
- University of Louisville
- University of Miami School of Medicine
- University of Michigan
- University of Mississippi
- University of New Hampshire
- University of Oklahoma
- University of Oregon Medical School
- University of Pennsylvania
- University of Puerto Rico
- University of South Florida
- University of Tennessee
- University of Texas
- University of Texas at Houston
- University of Washington
- University of Wisconsin
- VA Hospital (Located in Houston, Texas)
- Vanderbilt University
- Warner Lambert
- Wayne State University
- Woodmen of the World
- Yale University
- Named Person
- Ackerman, Ora K.
- Adair, Frank E.
- Adams, James S.
- Adams, Lane W.
- Aronoff, Billie L.
- Bai, W. Cecil
- Baker, Harvey W.
- Baptist, Georgia
- Barger, James D.
- Barnes, William O., Jr.
- Bauer, W. Cecil
- Beach, Bethany
- Bednarek, Thomas T.
- Belk, Irwin
- Bobst, Elmer H.
- Bonds, W. Kenneth
- Bowman, Harold E.
- Boyd, Foster J.
- Brady, Luther W.
- Brady, Luther W., Jr.
- Brennan, Frank E.
- Brewer, W. Lyle
- Brown, Helene G.
- Brown, Robert L.
- Buesing, Charles J.
- Burdick, Daniel
- Burdick, Ward
- Busch, Mary E.
- Byrd, Benjamin F., Jr. MD (ACS President, Oncologist, Vanderbilt U.)
- Byrd, Benjamin F., Jr.
- Cannon, Henry R.
- Caraway, Robert B., Jr.
- Carlson, David J.
- Carter, John Mack
- Chamber, Junior
- Charity, Charles
- Clark, R. Lee
- Clark, Randolph Lee
- Clifton, Robert B.
- Coggeshall, Lowell T.
- Coil, Royal
- Cole, Warren Henry, M.D. (ACS President (1960); Surgeon, U of Illinois, Chicago)Classmate of Ochsner at Washington U.
- Coll, Royal
- Collier, Amy Angell
- Colton, Marvin C.
- Cook, Thomas P.
- Copeland, Murray M.
- Copenhaver, Kent L.
- Cordon, Cecil A.
- Crampton, Ray S.
- Dallas, T. Wallace
- Darr, Milton F., Jr.
- Davis, Alan C.
- Diehm, Victor C.
- Duck, Vernon E.
- Duckwall, Vernon E.
- Dugan, William M., Jr.
- Durant, John R.
- Edison, Thomas A.
- Egleston, Henrietta
- Emanuel, Temple
- Estes, Elizabeth W.
- Evans, Titus C.
- Evans, Titus Carr
- Ewing, James
- Faulconer, Robert C.
- Faulconer, Robert J.
- Fisher, Jack J.
- Flickinger, Dale B.
- Flynn, William J.
- Foote, Emerson (Ad exec.; Promoted Lucky Strikes in 1930s)
- Gadberry, G. Robert
- Garrett, Van Holt, Jr.
- Geesey, Helen
- Gibbons, Myron G.
- Gibbons, Myron O.
- Gladden, Jean C.
- Gordon, Cecil A.
- Green, Paula (believes tobacco ads reinforce habit)
- Grise, Richard F.
- Guinan, Matthew
- Hagen, Cliff
- Hale, George E.
- Hall, Morris
- Hammond, E. Cuyler
- Harper, Harold A.
- Hawk, John C., Jr.
- Heap, D. Ferguson
- Hester, Ralph
- Hilaire, Larry
- Hills, Forest
- Hoffman, Anna Rosenberg
- Hogan, Clifford O.
- Hollis, Norman R.
- Horsley, J. Shelton
- Hruska, Roman
- Hubbell, David S.
- Hubbell, David Smith
- Huff, Robert W.
- Hyer, John V.
- Ike, Golden
- Jacobson, Arnold
- James, Arthur G.
- Johnson, Donald E.
- Johnson, William V.
- Johnston, Henry P.
- Jonas, Allan K.
- Joyce, Robert F.
- Juengling, Gus
- King, Martin Luther, Jr.
- Klauer, James J.
- Kline, Morgan M.
- Knebel, John A.
- Koeck, George P.
- Kohler, Walter I.
- Kretzschmar, Robert M.
- Kurtz, C. Roger
- Landers, Ann (advice columnist)
- Lasker, Albert D.Defense
- Lasker, Mary (Health philanthropist and political activist.)
- Lawson, John S.
- Lederer, Jules
- Leisure, Donovan
- Leone, Louis A.
- Lepley, James B.
- Thomas, Lewis (author of The Medusa and the Snail)Lewis Thomas is a writer whose book The Medusa and the Snail was used to develop a line of testimony showing what the industry called the history of fads in strategising lung cancer defense.
- Lewis, Jr., William B. (Liggett & Meyers exec)Defense
- Lewison, Edward F.
- List, Charles
- Lockhart, Charles E.
- London, Dennis W.
- Long, Charles O.
- Love, Robert M.
- Love, Walter B., Jr.
- Lyle, John S.
- Mad, Albert Lasker
- Marcello, David E.
- Marcello, David E., Jr.
- Markel, William M.
- Mars, Forrest E.
- Mayeux, Donald A.
- Mcafee, Robert E.
- Mcafee, Robert F.
- Mccormack, Raymond A., Jr.
- Mcgowan, Thomas F.
- Mcgrail, Richard P.
- Mcgregor, Frank H.
- Mckenna, Robert J.
- Moloney, William C.
- Moloney, William G.
- Montgomery, E. Morgan
- Montgomery, Morgan
- Morris, Robert
- Morse, Robert
- Moseley, H. Don
- Murphy, Gerald P.
- Nelson, Alan S.
- Nelson, Harry M.
- Newnam, Walter G.
- Nicks, Robert L.
- Niles, Nelson P.
- Northup, Spencer W.
- Nowlin, William F.
- Ochsner, Alton, M.D. (President, Ochsner Foundation, Early Anti-Tobacco Expert)Plaintiff
- Officer, Loan
- Olsen, Leif O.
- Osborne, Elmo O.
- Pace, Omar T.
- Parish, Evangeline
- Pearl, Minnie
- Pendergrass, Eugene P.
- Peterson, Eugene H.
- Pinter, Joseph A.
- Pirie, John T., Jr.
- Pollard, H. Marvin
- Porter, Barbara B.
- Race, George J.
- Rath, Walter H.
- Rawles, James W.
- Reid, James E.
- Reimann, Curt W.
- Reinsch, J. Leonard
- Reinsch, Leonard
- Rhoads, Jonathan E.
- Ricker, James P.
- Ricker, Walter A.
- Ricker, Walter A., Jr.
- Rimer, Irving
- Roberts, A. Addison
- Rose, Philip G.
- Rose, Phillip G.
- Rosemond, George P.
- Rundles, Wayne (American Cancer Society)
- Runyon, Damon
- Saito, Perry H.
- Sams, Virginia
- Scanlon, Edward F.
- Schabacker, Joseph C.
- Schneider, Edward I.
- Schneider, Edward J.
- Schweitzer, Robert J.
- Schweitzer, Robert W.
- Scott, William C.
- See, James Ewing
- See, Ray
- Seidel, William J.
- Sen, Alene
- Silber, Joseph S.
- Silverman, Herbert R.
- Sloan, Margaret H.
- Smart, Charles R.
- Snyder, Clair A.
- Southwick, Harry W.
- Spell, Patrick
- Stader, Donald E.
- Stahr, Elvis J.
- Stein, Justin J.
- Stetson, Carl H., Jr.
- Stewart, Donald E.
- Stock, C. Chester
- Stock, L. Western
- Stringfellow, George E.
- Sumner, George W., Jr.
- Sutherlin, Stephen W.
- Sword, Golden
- Synder, Clair A.
- Tarleton, Charles L.
- Taylor, Howard C., Jr.
- Thomas, John F.
- Thomas, John K.
- Tollefson, James
- Ulmer, Eldon R.
- Ulmer, Thomas P.
- Underwood, Cecil H.
- Waggener, Donald T.
- Wallace, John M. (RJR Marketing Research Dept.)
- Waters, J. Holman
- Weddle, Jeanne
- Weisberg, Raymond L.
- Weitzel, Frank H.
- Welk, Lawrence
- Whitehorn, Nathaniel
- Whitney, Leslie W.
- Whittlesey, Granville, Jr.
- Wilcox, Francis J.
- Wilkerson, Bill
- William, Stephen
- Williams, Paul W.
- Williams, Paul Whitcomb
- Wilson, John P.
- Wood, David A.
- Youn, Joseph H.
- Young, Joseph H.
- Zamzow, Alton
- Zanes, Robert P., Jr.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction ................................................... 2
Honorary Life Members ................................. 3-13
Past Officer Directors ......................................... 1416
House of Delegates ............................................... 17-~0
National Office Staff ............................................
Area Office Staff .............................................. 85-86
National Officers ................................................. 87
Delegates-at-Large ......................................... 87
Divisional & Proportional Delegates ................. 88.89
Alphabetical Listing ............................................. 90-91
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INTRODUCTION
m "ram Eoo~a.~'r we proudly present the
volunteer leaders of the American Cancer
Society--most of them with long and distin-
guished records in cancer control-who will
help guide the nation's fight against cancer in
1975. These volunteers serve the National
ganization as Delegates, Directors. Past Officer
Directors, or Honorary Life Members.
The House of Delegates is composed of 192
members: 116 are Division Delegates, 34 are
Proportional Delegates on the basis of popula-
tion and 42 are Delegates-at-Large, Past Of-
ricer Directors and Honorary Life Members
do not vote but do have privileges of the floor
and an opportunity to serve on committees.
There are 33 Honorary Life Members, persons
of eminence who have rendered outstanding
services in the cause of cancer control, and 9
Past Offcer Directors who have served in
high office.
Included among the responsibilities of the
House of Delegates are the election of Direc-
tors, amendment of the Articles of Incorpora-
tion and Bylaws, the formulation of basic
policy, and providing a forum for communi-
cations between ACS Divisions and the
National organization.
The Board of Directom is composed of 115
members of the House of Delegates (58 of
them physicians or other scientists);
Delegate-Directors, one from each of the 50
states, District of Columbia and Puerto Rico
plus 21 additional on the basis of population;
42 Directors-at-La~e who are elected by the
Delegate Members at the Socie~'s Annual
Meeting and are equally representative of
medical and lay leadership. The Board man-
ages the affairs of the Society, including the
establishment of a policy framework within
which the entire Society operates, the election
of national officers, executive committee and
medical-scientific committee members, and
the policy direction of National office opera-
tionSo
These are men and women who have pro-
vided 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, 1975
HONORARY LIFE MEbiBERS
FRANK E. ADAIR, M.D.
New York, New York.
Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery,
Cornell University Medical College.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Pres. (1944-47): Vice Pres. (1942-43):
Secy. (1935-41): Chin.. Exec. Corara.
(1938-39); Dir.-at-Large (1934-55). ~
Attend. Surg. Emer.. Memorial and Ewing
Hosps.; Mere.. Admin. Bd., Doctor's
Hosp.: Hen. Bd. Chin.. lackson Mere. Lab.
Hen. Fellow, Royal Soc. of Med. and Dir. of
its Found. Trust.
Recipient: ACS Dist. Serv. Award {19~); Am.
Coll. of Surg. Dist. Serv. Plaque (1969).
JAMES S. ADAMS
New York. New York.
General Partner. La~ard Freres & Co.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Honorary Board Chairman (1956);
Chairman: Legislative Committee.
(1950-60); Executive Committee (1946-52};
Research Committee (1945-55): ...
Director-at-Large (1945-57). ,/
Trustee, IndianaUniversityFoundation. -
President, Research to Prevent Blindness,
Inc.
ELMER H. BOBST
New York, New York.
Hon. Bd. Chin., Warner-Lambert Co.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Chairman. Exec. Comm. (1945): Chm.,
Natl. Campaign Comm. (19~9-56); Hen,
Bd. Chin. (1951-55): Natl. Campaign Chin.
(19474B);Director-at-Large (1945-57). "~
Mere.: U. of Pa. Med. Res. Council,
Charter Mere.: World Medical Assn4 Natl.
Fund for Medical Education.
Trustee: Rutgers College of Pharmacy;
Franklin and Marshall College; NYU.
Assnc. Member: Univ. of Pa.
Vice Pres.. Speech Rehabilitation Institute;
Dir.. CARE: Honorary Chairman,
Gustavus and Louise Pfelffer Foundation.
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OMAS CARLYLE, ~D.
Seattle, Washington. :,~
Dir., Breast Cancer De~ection Clinic, Vi~in~
Mason Medical Center.
ACS Honorary ~fe Member.
ACE ~ident (1~2): Dir.-at-La~e
P~ O~cer Dir. (1~-~9): Dir.. Regien V
ACE Washington Division: Board Member:
Honora~ Life Member.
As~ocia~e Clinical Professor ef
UniversRy of Washington Sch. of Med.
Past Pre&, Pacific Science Cen~er Feuud.
Past PresidenL ~e S~iet~ of Nuclear
Medicine.
Fellow, ~erican College of Radiology.
D[plomale, ~ric~n Board of R~dio~gy.
LOWELL T. COGGESHALL, M.D.
Foley, Alabama,
ACE Honorary Life Member.
ACS President (1958); Director-at-Large
(1950~).
Trustee Univ. of Chicago (1961-).
Former Special Assistant to the U.S.
Secretary 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 Societ y.
MURRAY M. COPELAND, M.D., D.Sc.
Houston. Texas.
Vice Pres., Univ. Ca. Found. & Prof. of Surg.
(Oncology), Univ. of Texas M.D. Ander-
son Hosp. & Tumor Inst.; Prof. of Surg..
Med. Sch. & Grad. Sch., Univ. of Texas at
Houston; Proi. Dir., Nat'l. Large Bowel
Ca. Preg. of NCI. M.D. Anderson Hosp.
ACE Honorary Life Member.
ACE Past Officer Director (1987-73).
ACE Pres. (1965): V.P. (19"o4): Dir,-at-Large
(1957-67).
Sec.-Gen., 10th Int'L Ca. Cong., UICC.
Chin., Ca. Comm., Ca. Stg. & End Results
Reporting (1959-69),
UICC: Vice Pres. ('or N. Amer. & Mem.. Coun- cil & Comm. on Int'l, Congresses (1970-74),
Member: USA. Nat'l. Comm. on UICC of
Nat'L Acad, o[ Sci.; Nat'L Adv, Ca.
Council (1958-61) and (1966-69).
Recipient. ACE Dist. Svc. Award (1972).
EMERSON FOOTE
Carmel, New York.
Co-founder, Foote, Cone & Belding.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
Chairman, National Interagency Council on
Smoking and Health (1964-67).
ACE Chin., Comm. on Tobacco & Cancer
(1972-): Bd. V. Chin. (1950-52): Dir. and
Mere., Exec. Comm. (1944-5Z): Chin,, Pub,
Rel. Comm. (1944): N. Y. City Div.: Life
Mem. since 1961: Dir. (1953-60).
Member: Surgeon General's Task Force on
Smoking and Health (1967-68); Pres.
Comm. on Heart Disease, Cancer and
Stroke (1964-65): Bd. Trustees. Menninger
Foundation (1951-).
Recipient, ACS National Volunteer
Leadership Award 0974).
WARREN H. COLE, M.D.
Asheville. North Carolina
Professor of Surgery Emeritus, Univ. of
Illinois Coll. of Med.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS President (19~0): Director-at-Large
(1950-64); Past Officer Director (1964-70~.
Honorary Fellowship: Royal College of
Surgeons of England; Royal College of
Surgeons of Edinburgh.
Past President: American Surgical
Association; American College of
Surgeons; Western Surglcal Association:
Society of University Surgeons; Chicago
Surgical Society. .
Advisor, Editorial Board, Co; Annals o~
Surgery: Surgery:/ournol Amer.
Cerio tric Society.
MRS. W. PARMER FULLER, lit.
Hillsborough, California.
Hon. Life Director, Children's Hospital.
ACE Honorary Life Member.
ACE Vice President (1954-55);
Director-at-Large (1948-59).
ACE California Division: Hon. Life Dir.; Past
Bd. Chin.: Past Comdr.: San Mateo Co,
Br.: Hon. Life Dir.
Past Member: U.S. Fuel Administration:
American Relief Administration Mission
to Poland.
Past Officer: Family Service Agency;
American Women's Voluntary Services.
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MRS. POWELL GLASS
Lynchburg. Virginia.
ACS HonoraryLife Member.
ACS Vice President (lg58-59):
Director-at-Large (I959-61): Director,
Region Ill (1954-5gJ.
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 J. Shelton Horsley Award for out-
standing contribution to cancer control.
Past President, Randolph-Macon Women's
College Alumnae.
Recipient: ACS National Award (1970).
DONALD E. JOHNSON
Flint, Michigan.
President, Treasurer: Advertisers Press. Inc.:
Daily Reporter° Coldwater, Mich.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Director-at-Large (1954-61); Director,
Region IV (1952-54); Vice Board Chairman
(1959-61).
ACS Michigan Division: Honorary Life
Director: Past President: Past Treasurer.
Past President, Flint College and Cultural
Development.
Secretary. Treasurer, ~Vhiting Foundation.
Member. National Cancer Advisory Board.
National Cancer InstRate.
MRS. ROGER GOODAN
Los Angeles, California.
ACS Honorary Life Memher.
ACS Delegate-Director (1963-65): Dir.. Region
Vl (1949-50,1957-63);
Vice President (1959-61); Past Officer
Director
ACS California Division: President (1956-57);
President, Los Angeles County Unit
Awarded ACS Medal (1954).
Trustee Emeritus, Stanford University
(19~Z-6~).
WALTER I. KOHLER
Kohler. Wisoonsin.
Chairman of the Vollrath Company.
Governor of Wisconsin (1951-56).
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Board Chairman (1953-5g): National
Campaign Chairman (1957); Past Officer
Director (1963-1969). Director-at-Large
(1959-63): Director, Region IV (1948-50).
ACS Wisconsin Division: Past President and
Past Board Chairman.
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 Welfare
on Conquest of Cancer: New York Urban
Coalition: Population Crisis Committee:
Bd. of Advisors. Nat'l. Fund for Medical
Education.
Board Member: Albert and Mary Lasker
Foundation: World Rehabililatlon Fund.
Inc.. UN Assn. of the U.S.A.
MRS. FORREST E. MARS
The Plains, Virginia.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Past Officer Director (19~7-73).
ACS Vice Pres, (1966-67): Dir.-at-Large
(1963-67); Chin., Worldwide Fight Comm.
ACS Virginia Division: Pres. (1965-67); Mere.:
Bd. (Chm., 1967-68): Exec. Comm.; Vice
Pres. (1963-64).
Member: Nat']. Advisory Council on
Regional Medical Programs; Reg. Adv.
Council of Va. RMP; Va. Council on
Health & Med. Care: The Medical Coll. of
Pa. (lg65-): Nat'l. Advisory Council,
Health Manpower Shortage Areas; Drew
University Post Grad. Med. School Bd. of
Visitors.
Dir., Bureau for Medical A',d to China.
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MRS. IL E. MOSIMAN
Seattle., Washington.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Past Vice President (1951-53): Board
Member (1946-57).
ACS Washington Division: Vice President;
State Commander, Field Organization
(1942-60): Honorary Life Member.
Past President: Women's Auxiliary,
American Medical Association: Women's
Auxiliary. Washington State Medical
Association.
Past Member: National Advisory Cancer
Council. U.S. Dept. of Health; State
Hospital Advisory Council.
Member: Past Presidents' Assembly, Seattle;
Hen. Member, Women's University Club
of Seattle; Washington State Historical
Society.
EUGENE P. PENDKRGRASS~ M.D.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Emeritus ~h:o f. of RadiolqbT, Univ. of Pa.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS President (I~9); Secy. (1944-45):
Director-at-Larg6 (1941-4~, 1~-62).
ACS Philadelphia Division: Hen. Bd. Mum.
President, Eastern Rad. Sac. (1973).
Consultant: Occupational Health, U.S. Pub.
Health Service; Atomic Bomb Casualty
Commission. Hiroshima, Japan; U.S.
Naval Hnsp., Philadelphia.
Mum,, Am. Conf. of Govt. Ind. Hygienists.
Chairman, HEW Coal Mine Health Research
Advisory Council (1970-71).
Recipient: Penn. Medical Society.
Distinguished Service (1970); Golden
Plate, Amer. Acad. of Achievement (1971).
HARRY M, NELSON, M.D.
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
Emeritus Prof. of Obs. & Gyn., Wayne State
University; Director, Regional Cancer
Education and RegistryProgram.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS President 0953); Dir.-at-Large (1946-62);
Past Chin., Mad. & Scien. Comm.; Comm.
to Advance Worldwide Fight Against
Cancer.
ACS Michigan Die.: Honorary Life Member.
Hen, Chin., Gym Dept., Hutzel Hospital,
Member: Board of Directors, Detroit Cancer
Institute & Central Cancer Registry:
Detroit Rahab. Inst.; Michigan Cancer
Coordinating Committee: Int. Surg. See.;
Soc. of Pelvic Surg.: FACS; A.C.O.G.
Recipient: ACS Award for Distinguished
Service in Cancer Control.
ALFRED M. POPMA, M.D.
Boise, Idaho.
Director, Breast Cancer Detection Program,
Mountain States Tumor inst.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS President (1954); Director (1946-60); Past
Chairman, Comm. to Advance World-
Wide Fight _Against Cancer;, Past Vice
Pres.; Past Clam., Mad. and ScL Comr¢
Head, Dept. of Radiology, St. Luke's Hosp.
Past Clurt: AMA Council on Voluntary
Health Agencies; Bd. of Trustees, College
of Idaho; Western Interstate Comm. for
Higher Educ4 Past Pres., Idaho State
Mad. Assn.; Past Coordinator, Mountain
States Regional Md. Prog.
Past Member; Special Mad. Advisory Group,
VA,
ALTON OCHSNER, M,D.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Pres. Emer., Alton Ochsner Mad. Fdn.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS President (1950); Chairman, Medical
and Scientific Committee (1949):
Director-at-Large (1941-58).
Prof. Emeritus of Surg.. Tulane Univ.
Past President: Am, College of Surgeons: Am. .
Assn. for Thoracic Surg4 Soc. for
Vascular Surg.; Southern Surgical Assn;
Internat. Soc. of Angiology; Interstate
Postgraduate Medical Assn: International
Society of Surgery.
Hen. Fellow: Royal Coll. of Surg. of Eng.:
Royal CoIL of Surg. in Ireland.
Co-editor Emeritus: Surgery.
V~]. LEONARD REINSCH Atlanta, Georgia.
Board Chairman, Cox Cable
Communications.
ACS Honorary Life Member,
ACS Director-at-Large. (1970-74).
Board Member: First National Bank of
Atlanta; Venture Industries, Inc.: Cox
Broadcasting Corp.
Member, International Radio & TV Society:
Broadcast Pioneers; CATV Pioneers:
Advisow Comm. of USIA.
Trustee, Atlanta Arts Alliance, China-Amer.
Rel. Sec.
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MAT'rHEW B. ROSENHAUS
New York, New York.
President, Board Chairman: ~. B. Williams
Co., Inc.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Director-at-Large (19~1-73).
Member. Board of Governors. Home and
Hospital, Daughters of Jacob.
Member. Board of Trustees: All Souls Hosp.:
Morristown Memorial Hosp.; Delbarton
School. Morristown. N. J.
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 Surg.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS President (19,35}; Vice President (1954}:
Chairman. Medical and Scientific
Committee {1953); Director-at-Large
(1954-63): Director, Region I (1948-54).
ACS New York City Division: Life Board
Member.
Senlor Consultant, Populatlon Council.
Editor Emeritus. Amoricon ]ournol o)~
Obstetrics end Cynecologv.
HAROLD P. R .USCH, M.D.
Madison, Wisconsin.
Director, Clinical Ca. Center, Univ. of Wlsc.,
Prof. of Oncology. McArdle Lab. for
Cancer Research (1945- )., Director
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Research Advisory Council (1962.65);
Director-at-Large (1965-74).
ACS Wisconsin Div.: Pres. (1972-73); Bd.
Member.
Member. Comm. on Ca. Research, Int'l.
Union Against Ca. (1958-65); Nat'l.
Advisory Ca. Council, NIH, (1954-5~):
Nat'l. Panel of Consultants, Conquest of
Cancer (1970); NaFl. Cancer Adv. Bd.
(1972-74).
Fellow: Amer. Acad. of A~ts and Sciences.
Recipient: ACS Annual Nat'L Award (1972).
~VlS T. WALLACE Dallas. Texas.
Founder and Chairman Emeritus, Great
American Reserve Insurance Company.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Past O~icer Director (1668-74).
ACS Director-at-Large (1954-~); Bd. Chin.
(1966-67); Chin., -Eocec. Comm. (1959-66)..
ACS Texas Division: Past President: Past
t~o Chin.: Mere.: Board & Exec. Comm.
ard Member: cir. Nat'l. Bank of Dallas.
Past Pres.: Health Ins. Assn. of America: Am.
Life Convention: Dallas Council on
World Affairs, Better Business Bureau.
GEORGE E, STRINGFELLOW
ArlinRton, Virginia.
Past ~r. Vice Pres., Thomas A. Edison Inds.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Dir.-at-Large (1947-49,1950-54).
ACS New Jersey Division: Past President:
Hon. Life Mere., Bd. of Trust.
Dir. Emeritus, Mine Safety Appliances Co.
Past. Imperial Potentate, AADNMS.
Trustee Emeritus. Ind. Inst. of Tech.
Past Pres.. N. J. Chamber of Comm.
Recipient: ACS Nat.-Div. Award (1950).
SHIELDS WARREN, M.D,
Boston, Massachusetts.
Professor Emeritus of Pathology, Harvard
Med. Sch. at New Eng. Deaconess Hosp.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Director-at-Large (19~0-64).
ACS Massachusetts Division: Past President.
Captain, USNR (MC. Rot.).
Former U, S. Rep. to U. N. Scientific
Committee on the Effects of Atondc
Radiation (1955-63). Chairman, Life
Sciences Comm.. NASA (1971-74).
Member: National Academy of Sciences;
American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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LA~,VRENCE ~VELK
Pacific Palisades, California.
Musician, Bandleader.
Preaident, Teleklew Productions, Inc.
ACS Honorary ~fe Member.
ACS National C~sade ~-Chairman [1973);
National C~sade Chairman (1~).
Awards: Number One Musical Program
(1955); Top Dance Baud of ~erica (1955);
TV ~dio Nfl~or Award. Favorite TV
Musical Program (1956-57): ~erican
~giou Award. Outstanding F~ty TV
Show (1957); Horatio ~ger Award (1967);
Freedom Award (1~8): '69 Brotherhood
Award. Nat'i. Conf, of Christians and
~ews (1969). Freedo~ Foundation Award
1972); Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters
"Golden Ike" Award (1973).
GRANVILLE WHITTLESEY, JR.
New York, New York.
Member, Law Firm, Donovan, Leisure, .
Ne~on &' Irvine.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Director-at-Large (1953-02); ACS
Secretary (1954o62l,
Member: American Bar Association;
Association of the Bar of the City of New
York.
Past President, The Masters Nursery.
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• ~.: FRANCISJ, WILCOX "
Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
Senior Partner, Wilcox & Wilcox.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Bd. Chin.0 (1962-66); Dir.. Region IV
(195~-62); Dir.-at-Large (1962-68); Past
Officer-Director
ACS Wisconsin Division: Mere., Bd. of Dir,;
• ., Exec. Comm.
,: Member, UICC Exec. Comm,, Chin., Comm.
on Nat. Ca. Org. & Campaign,
Board Member. 1st Wisconsin Natl. Bank
Eau Claire.
Fellow. Am. Coll. of Trlal Lawyers: Mere..
Am. Law Inst.
Recipient: ACS Nat'l. Award (1959).
ASHBEL C. WILLIAMS, M.D.
JAaCksonville. Florida.
CS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Past O~cer Director (1968-74).
ACS President (1957); Vice Pres. (1955); Past
Chin.. Med. and Sci. Comm.; Dir,, Reg. [l[
(19M-56,1958-62); Director-at-Large
(1~2-6~).
ACS Florida Division: Hon. Life Bd. Mem.:
Past Pres.; Dural Co. Unit: Hon. Life
Mere.
Member: Comm. on Continuing Education, .
Am. Coll. of Surgeons: Southern Surgical
Assn.: lames Ewmg Society: Soc. of Head
and Neck Surgeons: American Radium
Society;, PanPacific Surgical Assn.
Dip[ornate. Am. Board of Surgery.
DAVID A, WOOD, M.D.
San Francisco, California.
Emer. Dir., Ca. Res. Inst,; Emer. Prof. of
Path., U.C.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Pres. (1957); Dir.-at-Lg. (1954-62}.
ACS California Division: Bd. Member,
Chin,, Calif. Ca. Adv. Council (19~5-71); Vice
Chm., Am. Joint Comm. on Ca. Staging &
End Results Reportin~ (1959-69).
Member: Ca. Comrr~, Calif. Med. Assn,;
Comm, on Mammog. Dis. of the Breast,
Am. Coll. Radio].; Comn~ on Ca., Coll. of
Amer, Path: WHO-IRC (oesophagus &
stomach) (1969-).
Fellow, Royal Soc. of Med. Coll. of Amer,
Path. (Pres. 1952-55).
Recipient, ACS Distinguished Service
Award (1972). lames Ewing Soc.. Sen.
Member, Lucy Wortham lames Award
(1970).
WILLIAM O. WUESTER, M.D.
Elizabeth, New Jersey.
Director. Green Memorial Tumor Clinic;
Chief, Wuester Tumor Cling.c: Attending
Surgeon. Malignant and Allied Diseases;
Past Pres., Medical Board, Elizabeth
General Hospital.
ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Delegate-Director (1963-74).
ACS Director, Region II (1957-63).
ACS N.J. Die.: Mere.. Bd. of Trustees. Chin.,
Exec. Comm.. Vice Chin., Med. Comm.:
Union Co. Chap.: Mere. Bd. of Managers
Past President: N.J. Soc. Surg,; Am. Radt'um
Soc.; James Ewing Soc.
Fellow: American College of Surgeons,
Recipient: ACS Bronze Medal (1949),
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CHARI~S tL EBERSOL
Litchfi~-ld, Connecticut.
Member,Brewer.Law Firm, Eherso], Roraback &
ACS Pest O~cer Director.
ACS Director-at-Large (1963-73).
ACS Chairman, Board of Directors (1971-73);
Vice Chin. (19~9-71l: Director-at-Large
(1963-73): Chin., Exec. Comm. (1968.69);
Secretary (1962-~): Director, Region I
ACS Connecticut Division: Past Chairman.
Executive Committee (1958): Past
Crusade Chairman (1982.58l; Past Presi-
dent, Torrington Branch (1958-60): Past
Chin., District Campaign (1958o60).
Former Judge. Torrington City Court
IVILLL~M B. LEWIS
New York, New York.
Former Board Chairman, Kenyon & Eckhardt
Inc.
ACS Past Officer Director.
ACS Board Chairman (1~7-71): Vice Board
Chairman (1963-67); Director-at-Large
(1g~z-711.
Former Assistant Director, Domestic Branch;
Former Chief. Domestic Radio Bureau,
Office of War Information.
Former Vice President in Charge of
Programs. Columbia Broadcasting
System. Inc.
MRS. ROBERT W. HUFF
Rome. Georgia.
ACS Past O~ficer Director.
ACS Vice President {1971-74): Delegate
Director (19~9-74); Chin., Pub. Ed. Comm.
(1970-72); Delegate Member (19~4-fi9).
ACS Georgia Division: Bd. Mere. (1956- );
Past Chin.. Pub. Ed. Comm. (1958-60;
lOS2-7o).
Member, SE Region YMCA Board (1969-);
.SE Re#on Executive Committee
(197o-).
Past Pres, & Ch~., SE Region YMCA Bd.
(1972-74).
Past Mere.: Nat'L YMCA Board {1969-74);
Nat'l. YMCA Executive Conunittee
MRS. GASTON OXENAAR
Wallingford, Vermont.
ACS Past Officer Director.
ACS Vice President
Director-at-Large (1969-71):
Delegate-Director (1963-69).
ACS Connecticut Division: Member, Board
and Executive Cormmittee; Second Vice
President and State Chairman of
Volunteers 0959-1964); Area Crusade
Chairman (1953-55): District Volunteer
Chairman (1055-58).
Recipient, ACS National Volunteer
Leadership Award (1974).
A, HAMBLIN LETTON, M.D.
Atlanta, Georgia.
Art. Surg,, Georgia Baptist Hosp.
ACS Past Officer Director,
ACS President (1972J; Vice Pres. &
Pres.-Elect (1971); Dir.-at-Large (1989-73J;
DeL-Dir. (1963-89); Chin., Med. & Sci.
Comm. (1970).
ACS Georgia Division: Past Medical Vice
Pres.; Past Chin., Prof. Ed. Comm.
President, Atlanta Medical Center.
Fellow: Am. Coll. of Surg.; Am. Thyroid Soc.;
So. Surg. Assn.; lames Ewing Society.
Diplomate: American Board of ~urgery.
Secretary, Southeastern Surg. Congress.
Member: Soc. of Nuclear Med.: Pro~. Ed.
Comm., UICC.
MRS. JOHN T. PIRIE, JR.
Lake Forest, Illinois.
ACS Past Officer Director.
ACS Vice President (1961.65); Dir.*at-Large
ACS Illinois Division: Vice Pres. (1982-61)~
Past OfficeroDir. (1970).
ACS Founder, Hen. Mere., Women's Board
of Metropolitan Chicago.
Chairman, Hon. Pres., Service Club of Chi.;
Past Chin.. Chi. Community Fund
(Women's Div.).
Member: Wo~ Bd., ~ke Forest College;
Field Museum of Natural History; Chi.
Convention Bureau; Salvation ~my;
Chicago Horticultural Soc.
Recipient: Citizen Fellow, Inst. of Med.
(1~2): ACS Natl.-Div. Award (1959): ACS
Distinguished Service Award
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H. MARVIN POLLARD, M.D.
Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Prof. of internal Mad.. Univ. of Michigan
Sch. of Mad.: Head. Gastroent. Sect.
ACS Past Officer Director.
ACS Pres. (1971); Vice-Pres. (1970); Delegate
Member (1902-64): Chm.. Mad. & ScL
Comm. (1~,8): Chin.. M.S. Exec. Comm.
(1967-68): Dir.-at-Large (1~-72); Chln.,
Clinical FeIlowshipComm. (19f>5-67).
ACS Michigan Division: Hen. Life Member;
Bd. Member: Clinical Fellowship Con'a~.
Diplomate: Am. Bd. of Internal Med.: Am. Bd.
of Gastroent.: Pres.. World Org. of
Gastroent.
Member: Am. College of Physicians: Am.
Gastroenterological Assn.: Am.
Gastroscopic Sac.; AMA: Am. Assn. for
Cancer Research; James Ewing Society.
ORA K ACKERMAN, Ed.D.
Fort Wayne, Indiana. .
Superintendent. Fort Wayne State Hospital
and Training Center for the Mentally
Retarded.
ACS Delegate Member (1974~).
ACS Indiana Division: Mere.. Bd. of Dir.
~rg?l- ); Pres. (1973-); Allen Co. Unit:
as. (1970-).
Member: Indiana Park & Recreation Assoc.
(Pres. 1~); Am. Assoc. of Mental Health
Admin.; Indiana Mental Health-Mental
Retardation Planning Comm.: Governor's
Adv. Council on Developmental
Disabilities; Am. Assoc. on Mental
Deficiency (Chairman 1974-75 Great
Lakes Region).
JONATHAN E. RHOADS, M.D,, D.Sc.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Prof. of Surg., Univ. of Pa. School of Mad,
ACS Past Officer Director.
ACS Pres, (1970); Vice Pres. (1969); Dir.-at-Lg.
(1965-71); Chin., Mad,. & Sci. Comm.
(1967-68). Phila. Die,: Pres. (1955-56);
Board Member; F_,dJtor, Cancer (1072- }.
Bd. Mere.: Friends Hasp.: Chin. (lg63.),
Haverford Coll.; Bryn Mawr Coil,
Mere.: Am. Surg. Assn.; Pres. (1972-73); Am.
Acad, of Arts and Sci.: A~ Assn. for Ca.
Research; Am. Philosophical Soe.; Am,
Coll, of Surg., Chin., Bd. of Regents (1967-
69): Pres'. (1971-72): AMA: Int'L Sac, of
Surg.; Pan-Pac. Surg. Assn,; Sac. of Univ.
Surg., Sac, of C]in.Surg.: Hen. FRCS
(Eng.): Hen. Mere., James Ewing Sac.
Chin. Nat'l. Cancer Advisory Board
(197z-).
W. A. D. ANDERSON, M.D."
Miami, Florida.
Prof. of Pathology, Univ. of Miami School of
Medicine,
ACSDirector-at-Large(1965- ).
Chairman, Am. Joint Comm, on Ca. Staging &
End Results Reporting (1069-).
Member: Am. Assn. of Path. and Bart.: Am.
Sac. for ExptL Path.; AMA.
Fellow: Am. Scc. of Clin. Path.; Am. Coll. of
Phys.: Pres. (1956-57), Coll. of Am. Path.:
Pres, (1966), Am. Mad. Writers' Assn,:
Int'l. Academy of Cytology; Royal Coll. of
Path. of Australia.
Recipient: Ward Burdick Award, Am. Sac. of
Clin. Path. (1965J; Dist, Sew. Award. Coil,
of Am. Path, (1968); Sci. Prod, Fdn. Award
(1959).
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SAMUEL M. SEEGAL
Brookline, Massachusetts.
Former Exec. Vice Pres.. Win. Filene's Sons
Company,
ACS Past Officer Director.
ACS Secretary (1971-74); Delegate Director
(1968-74); Vice Chin., Research & Clin.
Invest. Comm.; Chin. Constitution.
Bylaws & Organization Comm.; Chin.,
Intramural Res. Comm.; Chin., Audit
Committee: Mere,, Comte. to Advance
Worldwide Hght A~atnst Cancer.
ACS Massachusetls Die.: Vice Pres.; Mere..
Bd. and Exec. Comm.
Recipient. Medalle de L'Ordre du Merite
Commercial of France.
BILLIE L. ARONOFF, M.D."~
Dallas, Texas.
Assoc. Clin. Prof. of Surg., Southwestern
Med. School & Visiting Prof. of One.,
Baylor Univ. Coil, of Dentistry.
ACS Director-at-Large (197Z-):
Delegate-Director (1966-72).
ACS Texas Division: Past Pres,; Mere.. Exec.
Comm. & Bd. of Dirs.; Past Pres. & Mere,,
Exec. Comm,, Dallas Co. Unit.
State Liaison Chm,, Amer. Coll. of Surg. &
Mere., Cancer Commission.
Chin.: Ca. Task Force & Extension Comm..
RMP; Comm. on Ca.. Texas Mad. Sac.:
Ca. Comm,. Baylor Univ. Medical Ctr.
Chin, Texas Cancer Coordinating Comm.
Dir. of Clinics. Dallas South, Clin, Soc.
Consultant on Tumors. VA Hospital,
Member: Sac. of Head & Neck Surg.: James
Ewing Soc.; Am. Pad. Soc.: Am. Bd. of
Surg.
*Denotes Member. Board of Directors
• ~'Denotes Member, Board 6, Executive Committee
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