Metropolitan Community College - Sunburst Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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THE KAYSEER '28 Pre-Medic Club OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester NATHANIEL SODERBERG - President S,,.. GUSTAVE ROY WENDELL CLAYTON - -Vice-President - - e MARGARET FIELD GUSTAVE ROY .,,, Secrelary-Treasurer , , MIRIAM EUBANK :iffy The Pre-Medic division of Junior College is not organized, and in order that activities might be directed, the Pre-Medic club was formed in 1921. Its membership includes chiefly those who are preparing themselves for the medical profession. Programs of the Pre-Medic club consist of talks by prominent medical men of the city, or talks or demonstrations by members who have carried on experiments. Pre-Medics also are often invited to witness operations, provid- ing them with the opportunity to become acquainted with a phase of work with which they will soon come in contact. St. Pat's day offered a chance for the club to show the school some of the work that the members of this division have been doing. Biology, anatomy. and bacteriology students helped prepare and explain the exhibits shown, The needed social atmosphere for the club was furnished by parties during the Christmas holidays and in the spring. Refreshments at meetings have been a popular means of divertisement. nge Simi run llll

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ii THE KAYSEER '28 111,1i.1.,1.,u-,.1,,1,,1,,10101.-14.1.ii...-..1...-.,1.,1.,1..1.,1r .11.-.4--pi101.f1.-10101-,1.,gi,1--q..1-,1.,1v.1..1..1- 1-.1 Department of Nursing Six in the morning is early to rise- lt doesn't make us wealthy but we're told it makes us Six-thirty for chapel is only thirty ticks away, A few minutes of devotion and we're ready for the day. Breakfast dispensed with, to our patients we hurry, For morning always finds everything in a flurry. There are baths to give and temperatures to take. Treatments to give and rounds to make. Here a fading grandmother, there a new born babe, Over yonder in the last bed, a boy with broken leg. Sentiments are mingled-a tear first, then a smile- But there is a fascination that holds us all the while. wise

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THE KAYSEER '28 ' .10-.4 -N-.uit 1.1.14,1itu-0.-.mp---0...1-.,.-n1..1u101f-.noun-an mul... 11-.1101-npr... Front Row: Lamonti, Crawford, Clark, Quaintance, Palmontary, Mesigh, Moore, Stice. Second Row: Bischoff, Cronke, Cross, Doyle, Brown, Carter, Nielson, McKinney, Shepherdson. Rear Row: Wilson, Conklin, Saperstein, Bartlet, Farnsworth, Tansy, Wiksten, Corbin, Crippen. Pre-Dental Division OFFICERS President ,.,,.,, FRED BISCHOFF Vice-Pres1'denr HC.,ee RUBIN WIKSTEN Secretary-Treasurer D D KENNETH SHEPHERDSON Qfy Students of the School of Dentistry of Lincoln and Lee university are for the present enrolled in Junior College for part of their freshman work. Requirements for the degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery consist of one year of this pre-dental work, including biology, chemistry, English. and physics, and four years of dentistry. The pre-dental course in addition to the academic courses contains dental art, which covers drawing, carving, and modeling of dental subjects, and which the dental student finds of unusual interest. Dentistry became a distinct profession less than 100 years ago, and has advanced until today it occupies a place of distinct importance in the medical profession. Oral diagnosis is a requirement of the modern physician before rendering a full decision regarding general physical complications of his patient. ' - -0- g. Priya' St'11crxlt'un