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I 959 Qaqhawken WLD. Stalfb V But the deadline is this weekend Editor in Chief - Jean Arnold Assistant Editor Business Managers - John Yulich and Jack Lungstrum Class Editors: Seniors - Sam Smith, Jim Parks, Rule Olson, John Mardock Juniors Larry Tretbar Sophomores Bob Chesky, Jim Kelly, Dan Croy, Monte Pettit Freshman - Dick Easton, Byron Liggett Nursing Editor - Marilyn Briney Assistants ' Kay Burke, Marcha Coate Art Carol Means lse Medical Dames - Marcie Raines You do good work! Now, this is the way ir's clone - Jim Nelson I prefer to re- main Mr. X Medical Technologist - Lee Manning L Artists - Eugene Bortnick, Walter Brott, 'Yogi' Williams gfi-7 ' ' Photography - George Helsel, L. Tretbar, J. Nelson ' Special thanks to Burt Johnson and Bart LaVine mlfill you ix' x1 This job isn't Whoa, wait so bad. A minute! ! 2 1' .A Well, I dunno!
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Editouial This book has been compiled as a documentary and pictorial aid in remem- bering those 'fabulous' four years. The staff has done such a complete job that any- thing I might add would be superfluous. Therefore may you enjoy the I959 Jayhawker M. D. today and cherish it tomorrow. From my personal scrapbook I have taken the following writing and record it here that some of you might also enjoy reading it. Thank you, O Lord, for the privilege of being a doctor - for letting me serve as Your instrument in ministering to the sick and afflicted. May I always treat with reverence the human life, which You have brought into being. Keep me constantly alert to see that the sacred right to live is never violated for even the least individual. Deepen my love for people so that I will always give myself gladly and generously to those stricken with illness and suffering. Help me to listen patiently, diagnose carefully, prescribe conscientiously and follow through faithfully. Teach me to blend gentleness with skill, to be a cloctor with a heart as well as a mind. Let me be calm without being cold, patient without being weak, ancl strong without being proud. Help me, Lord, to give encouragement without overconfidence, to tell the truth without being blunt. May I be prompt to relieve pain, quick to hold out the hand of honest hope. Inspire me to show always a special tenderness for the poor and forgotten, for those who are broken in spirit as well as in body. Grant that I may continually bring to my work the same soothing compassion which You so generously displayed centuries ago in healing the sick of Galilee. Ancl finally, O Divine Doctor, through my service to the sick, may I merit the heavenly reward which You promised in these thrilling words: 'Come you blessed of my Father, possess you the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world. qmail. 25:24J Father James Keller, M.M. Congratulations as you graduate and may your life and the practice of med- icine be one of pleasurable work, happiness and contentment. 7 4
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