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

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Frances M. Hendrix LC3l'l01'3 Johnston, D.O. I Mona W. Smith Accountant Bursar Registrar Board of Trustees Mr. David L. Barnes Rev. Alvin G. Hause Mr. Max E. Bretschneider Mr. Paul Ireland Mr. Claude Cochran MT- E- B- 535465 Mr. A. R. Kastman Mr. Elwood B. Coile President Mr. John J. Kopp Mr. R. U. Davidson Mr. H. F. Nelson Mr. Clarence Feith Mr. Elmer H. Norrington - Mr. Maurice B. Hansell, Jr. Mr. Clair H. Schroeder Basic Science Faculty I Wilbu.1' V. Cole, D.O. Dorothy E. Crane, M.A. Elmer Horman, lVl.S

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President Peach THIS HAS BEEN ONE of several Great Years of our college. The years of the establish- ment ol our hospitals, the creation of the full time faculty, the opening of the beautiful new Clinic were all years of Accomplishment. The Year 1960-6l. can well be called the Year of Emergence. We begin to emerge as a sound, responsible medical college of the Osteo- pathic school of practice, 1'ecognized by the public and the leaders of our community as an institution worthy of their support and en- couragement. This has been amply proven by our inclusion in the Ten Year Modernization Program of the Kansas City Area Hospital As- sociation. This assures adequate financial support from public sources to bring into being a new, modern, efficient teaching hospital to improve our educational program and our service. There is a new era, a new spirit and we want every student and alumnus to know it. Efforts are now going forward to strengthen the Faculty by new appointments. Plans are well ad- vanced for the enlargement of the campus to permit the construction of a new hospital, stu- dent dormitories, library, assembly hall, class rooms and research buildings. These plans can now be translated into actuality by means of the broad support and enthusiasm of our constituency, community support and possibil- ity of federal support. Our understanding of the challenge we face as a responsible institution of higher education and our willingness and ability to meet this challenge gives positive assurance for our future as a great educational and health center. 9' I 7: l :ii-3922 A life without a purpose is a drifting, aimless thing. - Marcus Aurelius. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Peach. 11

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Dorsey A. Hoskins, D.O. Hazel Hoskins, D.O. Marilyn G. McCoy, B.S. J. Eugene Mielcarek, D.O. Theodore Norris, D.O. Herbert D. Ramsay, U.O K GN- e S-Nf5'T P2!1rg-so J x f ' 'V . ..,.1' L ' s r G r, I ' Jw 1? M , j ,I a 'lv 4, 7 'lf 1 -1 I Robert K. Wolfe1', Ph.D.