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

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He who is satisfied with himself and with his attainments is not living worthily. A wholesome life ever sees better things yet to be reached - J. R. Miller. Dr. and Mrs. K. J. Davis 'IO Dean Davis EACH CLASS, like each person, displays a personality that is as distinctive as individuality itself. The Class of 1961 is not divorced from this tradition, but no one adjective could sum- marize the mood, spirit and drives that came into play during that metamorphosis from apprehen- sive freshman to confident graduate. What then was the mosaic that provided the personality con- figuration of this group? It was APPETI TE, insatiable for progress, as evidenced by the financial support it gave to our new clinic, even before it reached completion. It was DETERMINATIUN that drove this class to establish, collectively, one of the highest academic ratings in our institutions' history. It was COMPASSION that motivated each man to aid and assist his colleague when tragedy or circumstance cast its long shadow on their personal lives. It was ANXIETY about the ever growing responsibilities of the American physician and its personal implications that motivated many to strive harder for that unobtainahle goal of per- fection. It was OBJEC TI VI TY that allowed many of this ardent group to seek answers to the many perplexing philosophical questions regarding the nature, course and future of our profession. I feel confident that this class will have SUCCESS - that purposive marriage of capabil- ity and opportunity. The Osteopathic Profession will be undoubtedly strengthend by it.