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Show F. JACKSON hospital, and off at BYU, to the U MILLET: "Big Jack," as he is known around the corridors of the is a product of East High where he was known for his prowess on the athletic fields. Jack spent a year under the tutelage of Stan Watts then, unable to find the right girl among those l 0,000 coeds, returned to find his bride, Marion. In Medical School, Jack has continued his competitive nature, and is noted for his excellent work in the Orthopedic Clinic where he has fashioned many a memorable cast for his several injuries incurred in the line of duty. Jack, Marion, and their baby daughter plan to intern at LDS followed by a residency in orthopedic surgery. BOYD EASTHAM NELSON: Despite spending much of his childhood in Ogden, Utah, Boyd calls Trenton, New Jersey his home. He received a B.S. in medical biology from the University of Utah. Although he denies any ulterior motives, he married a medical technologist several weeks before entering medical school. Boyd spent two summers in biochemical research and one as a substi• tute physician at the Utah State Mental Hospital. He and Connie expect to have their first child just about the time he begins his rotating internship. Future plans are still a bit vague, but Boyd is leaning toward an internal medicine speciaJty. The Nelsons plan to make their home in Arizona or Southern California. 58 |
