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

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DuWayne Gilkey Assistant Editor and George F. Murphy Editor-in-Chief l Dale Palmer flssistctnt Editor and Art Editor Chief Photographer Tum EDITOR of any publication meets ma11y problems during the months of preliminary Work needed to secure copy and-photographs. These problems serve not as a hindrance to progress but as a stimulus to greater achieve- ment. If one theme could prevail throughout this book, it would be consistent inconsistency. ln spite of manifold tangents on Which- to base a theme, the staff has endeavored to portray accurately and realistically the many facets of a student doctorls life+the classroom, hos- are needed for the well rounded training of a future physician. The 1961 Stethoscope is unique. It was produced by students who also met the many demands of home life, pressing classroom Work and busy clinic hours. The Editor is eternally grateful to the staff for its assiduous labors, to the many amicable teachers for their contributions, to our faculty advisor, Dr. James A. Dilienna, for his stead- fast support and the forbearing personnel of our publisher, lnter-Collegiate Press, for their help- ful and willing assistance. pital, clinic and social functions- all of which The Editor Lief Adams Je55 Diaz Kenneth Eberhard Copy Editor Managing Editor Advertising Manager