Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences - Stethoscope Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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N 59 Q L f' ' . 1 u ff X. fi l 5 T5 f-,xg ' COLLEGE SECTION re scientists who dwell afarm- Thinle not that you alone shall star In realms of umikesn and tubes and flasks, There others are. And reason asks That you give due consideration, And pause in long anticipation, Await the youths who read your thought, Delve deeper into things untaught Soon to emerge with theories new, That may be false and may be trueg But e'en at that the sarne were yours-4 Await youth knocking at your doors! X131

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PEACH, JOSEPH M., B.S. Dean Chemistry CONLEY, GEORGE J., D.C. President Major Surgery Surgical Diagnosis Chief of Staff, Lakeside LEINBACH, HANNA E., D.C. VicefPresident Dietetics KAISER, A. ANDREW, D.C. Secretary FACULTY 1r9:2.S:-1912.9 Hospital Comparative Therapeutics JOHNSTON, MAMIE E., D.C. Treasurer M Gynecology STYLES, JOHN H., D.C. Registrar , Principles and Practice Csteopathic Technic ANDERSEN, MABEL, DC. Minor Surgery Proctology Anesthesia BREWER, MARY H., D.C. Medical Etymology CASTLIO, YALE, D.O. Director of Clinic Anatomy Embryology GILLUM, GROVER N., D.C. Diagnosis of Csteopathy Nervous and Mental Diseases Practice of Csteopathy Toxicology Fractures and Dislocations GRIFFITH, H. M., LL.D. Medical Jurisprudence HEDGES, ANNIE C., D.O. Assistant in Obstetrics Director of Cbstetrical Clinic JONES, J. LELAND, D.O. Pathology Diseases of the CenitofUr1nary System JONES, MARGARET H., D.O. Cbstetrics KINNEY, ALMA, D.C. Physiology Anatomy History of Csteopathy LARIMORE, LELAND S., D.O. Cpthalmology LIVINGSTON, L. R., D.O. Ctology Rhinology Laryngology MCKAY, N. PAUL, D.O. Minor Surgical Clinic POVLOVICH, CHARLES A., D.C Director of Laboratories Dissection .Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis Pathologist, Lakeside Hospital PRICE, ARDEN M., D.C. Biology SAPPENFIELD, HESTER, D.C. Clinic Staff SPERRY, E. H., D.D.S. Oral Hygiene Dentistry SWART, JOSEPH, D.C. Diagnosis Technic and Practice of Csteopathy WELCH, S. EDWARD, D.C. Anatomy Minor Surgical Clinic ZERCHER, MARY, DC. Pediatrics Clinic E121

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The College HANNA LEINBACH, DC. Long ago a great philosopher said that a school was a log with a teacher at one end and a student at the other. Since that time great institutions of learning have been built, millions of dollars expended on classrooms, libraries, laboratories, gymnasiums, campuses and all the material things that go to make up a great university. But the old philosopher is as right today as in the long ago. All these things are vain if at one end of the log of this vast equipment there is not a teacher, at the other a student. K. C. C. O. S. is not ashamed of her log, her wellflighted, comfortf able classroomsg her adequate laboratories, to which equipment is being added every yearg her grounds, giving ample room for the addition of new units as necessity requires, and beautiful Lakeside Hospital, to whose clinics her students have access, in whose walls her graduates may interne or bring their private practice+all of these, we feel, furnish a log which most satisfactorily gives the teacher contact with the student and enables the teacher to impart to that student the knowledge of the wonderful science which he has decided to embrace. K. C. C. C. S. has throughout her history made it a rule that all equipment and instruction shall have for its goal the graduating of pracf tical physicians qualined to meet the contingencies of their chosen profession. . ' The day will come when gifts and endowments will be made to our beloved school and toward that day we look with a vast longing but with a fervent prayer that too many uthingsn will not intervene between the teacher at one end of the long and the student at the other. l14l