Des Moines University - Pacemaker Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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TO THE GRADUATING DOCTORS OF 1961: My sinceresT congraTulaTions To you on The occasion of your graduaTion from The College of OsTeopaThic Medicine and Surgery and my besT wishes for every success and hap- piness in The years To come. During The pasT four years, The College has aTTempTed To provide you wiTh basic undersTandings and a desire To con- Tinue self-improvemenT ThroughouT your career. We are mosT anxious ThaT you will bring crediT To yourself, your profession and, Therefore, To The College. On The oTher hand, The College musT conTinue To grow and keep iTs Teaching program abreasT of all new medical knowl- edge in order ThaT iT may always be an honor To you and The profession. This Task is a responsibiliTy which musT be shared by all of us. Graduafion from College is only The beginning and pro- vides a basis for conTinued sTudy and learning. To insure your fuTure happiness and success, you musT conTinue To develop professionally and aT The same Time assume your full respon- sibiliTy as a leading ciTizen of your communiTy. This means un- selfish service given in accordance wiTh your OsTeopaThic OaTh and wiTh sTricT aTTenTion To all maTTers which affecT The healTh, welfare and freedom of our SocieTy.