Duke University School of Medicine - Aesculapian Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY

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EDITORIAL STAFF E d itors-in -Chief Business Manager Faculty Editor Features Editor Senior Editors Iunior Editor Sophomore Editors Freshman Editors Artist Photography Stal? Business Stag Editorial Sta 17 Adviser Special Than lgs to David M. Hawkins Kirkwood T. Shultz Calvin C. Linneman, Ronald P. Krueger I. Battle Haslam Crawford F. Barnett, N. Bruce Chase Eugene I. Guazzo Wiley Bland Alvin M. Lewis Lee C. Underwood Robin T. Vollmer Frederick D. McFalls, M Kirkwood T. Shultz N. Bruce Chase I. Battle Haslam Lee C. Underwood Thomas C. Hoyle, III Robin T. Vollmer Paul Aaron Iohn Dunnin Lucy Krueger Helen Luly Mitz Martin Roberta McNeill Iane Shultz David Smith Sue Virgin Dr. Walter R. Guild Dr. Eugene A. Stead Dr. Walter L. Thomas Dr. William G. Anlyan Mrs. Iris Hildebran Mrs. Helen Thomas eight Ir Ir

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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDE Medical education today is confronted with acceler- ating changes in its techniques and its means: hut it laces an equal need to maintain the human center of its purs poses-a need which must he protected from the conf stant temptation to forget what knowledge is lor, in the sheer excitement ol its discovery. lt seems to me that the great continuing task of our own Medical Center is the maintenance ol' ayhalance, and a constant interaction, among the three chief elements ol our work: teaching. clinical service, and hasic research. lt is perilously easy to encourage any one ol these at the expense of the others: to do so, however, would damage the rarest and hest quality of our own program. and one ol which we are iustly proud. YVhat we shall he concerned to do in the years ahead is to enhance and develop each part of this program hy means of the othersg this will ahove all he accomplished hy having the hest people liei'e-lrraft in the sense that they have the highest competence in their own special held. coupled with the greatest interest in the significance of the whole venture of medicine. In this way the Medical Center is a microcosm of the human attitude that makes the University itself elleetiveg 1871 the educated lilie. ln that way ol' life. you as doctors will , ----sr- i . v- .- N W . V-H V W X -:-. E mE::E::- PREslnigx'i' Do1'c1-.xs M. Kxicyifrr each of us at Duke has an et ual ohlisfation to his own l zs skill, his own discipline. and to the enduring values ol he privileged to play a leading part: and I hope that you will he proud to take our name with you as you do so