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

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Um Wm . All Progressive Medical Schools are built around a central l-lub. We are one of these very progressive schools possessing one of the finest collection of faculty members throughout the country. We are not limited to only a few full time Doctors but we have access also to successful practicing physicians who give us invaluable observations and opinions which are full of material which we will use in our very near future. We are pre- sented with all phases of medicine both pro and con and from this we draw our knowledge of medicine. We consider ourselves very fortunate to have such an ex- cellent faculty and we will always be indebted to these fine Doctors for their timespent and knowledge which has been so thoroughly presented. . X We are of the opinion that we have the greatest collection of formal pictures of these men ever accumulated in a yearbook and we are sorry if we have omitted any Doctor. We would also prefer to express our appreciation to these Good Doctors for their patience and perseverance during the war year and the post-war periods and for the association we will always treasure. STAFF

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HARRY R. W1-XHL. M.D. Dean of the School of Medicine Dean Wahl serving as chairman of the Ad- ministrative committee, has the responsibility for the educational policies and functions of the Medical school. His is a stupendous task requir- ing much ingenuity and tact. His ability to please all of the people most of the time indi- cates his very versatile personality. Dean Wahl received his M.A. degree from Wisconsin and his M.D. at Iohn Hopkins. He has been associated with the Pathology department since 1919. He was made acting Dean in 1924, and Dean in 1927. This is Doctor Wahl's 20th anniversary as Dean of Medical School, so We take our hat off to a wonderful man and l'm sure the many that have passed on before us will do the same. V DEANE W. MALOTT Chancellor of the University The University is very fortunate in having as its director a man of such foresight and judge- ment. He has directed his Alma Mater since 1939. He guided the school during the trouble- some War years as well as the post-War era. Chancellor Malott received his M.B.A. from Harvard and remained at Harvard as Assistant Professor in the School of Business until he came to K. U. in 1939. Chancellor Malott has added dignity as Well as efficient management to the office he holds.