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

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Surgeons Jack Revere and Tom Orr, Jr., flank their partners on the service, Drs. Henry and Kittle. Phil ttHyperkinetic Kaul pours over the com- ing C. P. C., while next to him Medicine Men Jenson, Durkee and Stockard check the Nurses, Notes to see who irrigated the wrong side of a Miller-Abbott tube. On the right, Harold Voth smiles grimly as he gets the word to change the insulin dosage on a private patient for the seventh time in one day. William 4cSmiling Irishmana, Dignam, OB-Gyn. resident, Checks a clinic chart. At his right, Obstetricians Powers and French note that some poor student has weighed the placenta in at 3250 grams and the baby at seven hundred. Neurosurgeon Cooper lays aside his reflex ham- mer to pose for the birdie.

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,, mmmmmmmm WW XWMWWW M , : Baby doctors Winter, Burleigh, Patterson and Jennison take a breather during the diarrhea epidemic. To the right, the cloak room is dif- fusely infiltrated by pathologists Carreau, San- dell, Gibson, Owen, ttScratchyh Wyatt and Barelli who do not appear unusual. The Thymus was not found. Orthopods Haslem, Perll and Francisco are caught smoothing plaster in the new Emergency Room. On their right, Urologists ttBig Jimh e NT STAFF Roderick, Satterlee and Livingston have just laid aside their catheters for the day. Irving, Germann and Dunham, radiology resi- dents, squint into a View box, trying to find out how Dr. Tice can tell the histology of a shadow. At the right, Drs. Bishop, Dental Intern: uSay D06, Grose, ENT; Hardin of Plastics and Der- matologist Hemphill rest for a moment in be- tween moving from floor to floor as the House Officersh quarters are torn up by new construc- tion.

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Grinder Weatherby eases up for an informal shot, after publishing more literature on class schedule changes than the seniors can lug away in a week. By him are Miss Case and Mrs. Hiatt, two ladies, whose kind words made the years shorter. -x Dr. Calkins, disciplinarian, recounts the unhappy fate of the student Who once i4dry- labbedy, a blood count, as he waits for the resident to explain why a multipara had twenty-one pains in the second stage. Below, George Omer tries needle therapy, but his little patient is holding out for X-ray. Marion DeVault introduces a little cheesecake into surgery clinic. Stan McEwen, left, strives to mask his indifference.