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

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SALUTE TO THE BOARD OF TRU TEE The finest physical plant, mannecl by the ultimate in faculty and stilt is well as administrative, eoulcl not operate in an eFl'ieient manner without an interested and cooperative Boarcl of Trustees. This group, made up ol? leaclers in their respective fielcls in private lile consists of lay members from many cliversifiecl lines of husiness. Mn. Mn. Mn. Mn. Mn. Mn. Mn. Mn. REV. Mn. Mn. Mn. Mn. MR. Mn. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Term Expires April, I955 CLAUDE V. COCHRAN ,....,..,i,.,.. Kansas City, Missouri ROBERT U. DAVIDSON ...,.. .,...i K ansas City, Missouri IOHN KOPP ......,..i....... ..,i,.. K ansas City, Missouri EUGENE B. SAYLES ,.,.... ,.,..,. K ansas City, Missouri Term Expires April. l956 MAX E. BRETSCIINEIDER ....,....., Kansas City, Missouri l l1LARY BUSH ...,.............. .,.,... K ansas City, Missouri ELWOOD B. COILE ..,...... ,.,.... K ansas City, Missouri CI,ARENCE W. 'F1E'r11 ..... .....,. K ansas City, Missouri Term Expires April, l957 ALVIN C. l'lAUSE ....,...,..,.,..,...... Kansas City, Missouri ALBEI11' R. KAs'rMAN ,.... ....,.. K ansas City, Missouri I-I. F. lXlELSON ..,..,.,.......,. ..,.,. K ansas City, Missouri RALPH M. S'rnoMuEnc: ,,,.. .,....,.. I Cansas City, Missouri Offieers of the Board of Trustees CLAUDE V. Coc1mAN ....,,....,.,......,.,.,............,... President ELWOOD B. Co1LE ........... ...,.,.....,.,., V ice-Presiolent ROBERT U. iDAVIDSON ..,,.........,..... Secretary-Treasurer Standing-John G. Kopp, Hilary Bush, Harold F. Nelson, Clarence W. Fieth Seeded-Eugene B. Sayles, Claude V. Cochran, Robert U. Davidson, Elwood B Colle

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NEW ADDITIONS TO THE FACULTY WIIQLIAM A. FLANNERY, B.A., D.O. Dr. William A. Flannery received his B.A. degree from Ohio State University in 1930 and his M.S. degree from the same institution in 1936. He later attended Des Moines Still Colle e of Osteopath and Sur cry, completing his work at, and receiving his D.O. degree from, the lgansas City College of Cgsteopathy and Surgery. Dr. Flannery completed his internship at the Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital. He later completed one year residency in Internal Medicine and a three-year surgical residency at the same institution. l WILLIAM H. MARTIN, A.B., D.O. Dr. Martin received his A.B. degree from Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Indiana, and his D.O. degree from Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery. Internship was completed at Osteopathic Hospital in Kansas City. He served as a resident in Neuro-Psychiatry at Still- Hildreth Sanatorium. Dr. Martin operated a hospital and eneral practice in Southwest City, Missouri. He is at present continuing his training in the geld of Neurology and teaching in the department of Neurology and Psychiatry and Osteopathic technique. Mummy T. PRITCHARD, B.S., A.B. Mr. Pritchard received his B.S. degree from Southwest Missouri State Colle e and his A.B. degree from the same institution in 1948. He attended the University of North Carolina, School of Public Health, receiving his degree of Master of Public Health in 1951. Mr. Pritchard has had extensive educational experience in the public schools and comes directly to us from the Division of Health of the State of Missouri, where he was employed in the Bureau of Foods and Drugs as a supervisor of Milk and Food Sanitation.

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'YP' U' tt ,'fun1.- f ,JP N , gg nil' 'tl :JW N --I.. TIIE 0STEOPATllIC SCll00L 0F MEDICINE liven us the Osteopathic physician IiuII'iIIs his ohligzition to IILIINZIHIIV hv hringing his share of IIIITQIIIIS into the world, this puhliczition will sinccrelv attempt to luring to vou, the render, il concept ol' the practice ol' the Osteopathic physician. Osteopathic Medicine ol' I95-I continues to oI'I'er the student the lull scope ol' training denuinded hy the most recent advances in the healing nrt. Iiiroin the husie sciences through ohstetrics, surgery, l112lICCl'Iil medicu, 11nd mzinipulzitive theratpv, the vzirious phases of Osteopathic Medicine ure presented to the student. r 1 ie izinsus Citv Colle YL' vis en'ovec '1 vi orous 'inc te'1 tiv rowtt hv the 'lc c i- tion ol new icu tv munhus ind improvements in tu phvsiei plint Lommcnsui 1 L Vtllll the sire ol tht picscnt student hodv L YI u cs ol 1. s I 5 f in Lum 1 it u.1Ith.1nd vicll in ol t un plticnts IL 1 oust vu nc nc I ,,,b:,N .I Il I ,,, tg,l1.,J' I. g .. lI.ll'g I I .Il wil ' v I1 ' I I ' 1 ' ' ' .' ' I ' I 1 ' ' 5 '1 t' W 3. , , - II. y - - X A- rl V - i - il- I - i- . V I lust! 'I hw gswid 1lt th ' clans: o l9, 4 ure vxell prepared to do their share ' ' I ing i l rl 'I ' f' 11 ' 'I K ' 1 ' ','1I xl., h 1 'l'l. 1 P ' -.trim