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

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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.

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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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I C. Kenneth Edwards, D.O. Grant R. C. Holcomb, D.O. Clinic Staff DR. C. KENNETH EIJWAIUJS, Director of Clinics, was graduated from KCCOS in 1939, receiving at that time special recognition for scholastic and motivationa.l attributes. He has served the college and the profession as an instructor, assistant director of clinics, and member of the admissions board, as well as many other admin- istrative and advisory positions, and as a member of numerous committees. He utilizes an effective co-ordinated training program in the clinic. u. Dr. Vlfilbur V. Cole, Assistant Director of Clinics, graduated from Kirksville in 1943. He began his service to the profession by teaching at his alma mater and later served as at Research Fellow at Los Angeles for two years. For the past 'ten years he has been Director of Research and Chairman of the Department of Principles at KCCOS. Dr. Grant Holcomb, a graduate of the Kirksville School, Class of 1942, was in active practice for nine years before joining the clinic staff at KCCOS. He has served as a clinician for approx- imately eight years, and as business administrator for two years. The Clinic - dream of sophomores, enigma of juniors, and the analeptic of seniors, represents an area of training whereby the neophyte in the art and science of medicine may familiarize him- self with disease and its effective treatment. Adequate facilities are readily available in the clinic for a completediagnostic survey. -Every specialty department is represented here and is -staffed hy physicians well qualified to guide and teach. The experience gained here is invaluable in preparing future doctors for competency in all fields. f l . David W. Bortree, B.A., lVl.A. Wilbur- V. Cole, D.O. lVlyron D. Jones, D.O. 14