University of Kansas School of Medicine - Jayhawker MD Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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me aww, .f, , One of the new-fangled theories of progressive medical education, which was developed at the University of Kansas and which is slowly being ac- cepted among medical schools in the East, is that it takes more than a student body to build an educational institution-it also requires the presence of a fac- ulty. The original hypothesis as incorporated into the policy of this University stated that if a group of learned men could be torn away from the humdrum of a medical practice, their accumulated experience could be applied towards aiding a small full-time staff in taking rolls, curbing cribbing, and providing the student body with conversational material. Such a system, we are proud to state, has proved successful at KU, and it is hoped that other schools will benefit from the results obtained, which will be published later. We modestly acclaim this section as being the largest group of informal faculty pictures ever accumulated in any yearbook. We regret that the eighty- five picured herein do not include all those Who have guided us through our four years' Work, but hope that it will be as representative of local talent as space will permit. May We take this opportunity to express our appreciation to the profs one and all, who L have done a highly commendable job in Work- Q - , !,,0i'j5sk, - ing under the pressure of the times to give us a 5 .f fxfsss - ,, ff pre-war medical education. A f fx! ' ' ' fx r. ,- f I I I Z' A. -I-QP. , For the cartoons appearing in this Section, 9 , :EV f-S31 we are indebted to Capt. H. M. Floersch, M. C., 1 - v,, . I WWW!! .Z:J 1, ' . life! Ez. iflx -?!?f .-5,5 'l 5. 1 l. ' A. U. S., formerly a staff member of this hos- - A3543 Z W 't, N if 1, . . . 52.2 fu l lf IEW! l li if ' pital. He did a fine Job in drawing the depart- 'fiffi ' f ' H f. f -1 'Of' i . ,ff, '. -irflifip fi' ment heads as we will remember them: they 1 . jifgf' , Luffff ll' ,flax , v X Y -V , l ,Ei l l 1 la V -I-f.'f'.. havent changed a bit. fiiifiif Zfifff 'ffl 1 iff, t l it -'fd' i iw ff?f 3j1t 'init . ,gin t- 'Wj 1 Q 3:69 U4 my s' Ah fwfr! xl. Valar. y t sill 4174 W' aft C i t u '40 ZW, t ' 'if 5 ' 5 4 If ff M . 5 t 6 It Q. ' l . t . A an-. - ,. I X ff, t.. lb-f Id- l , . i Ej5,f5,,,sL? .11!r41- :1'.J l' , . Iv ',' ji Jul t tijl