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

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PURE WATER As a concerned member of Gomers for Pure Water, I feel I must implore you to use your influence to persuade all Amer- icans to wear Waders. Kimmle Steele Wilson We share your concern for this grave national problem but due to the energy shortage and the high cost of rubber, we feel that this would not be in the national interest at this time. If you want to really help we suggest that you wear plastic shorts and help con serve our nation s gas supply , , .4 .4 -LX I WHY NDT HAVE THE NEXT EDITION DF THE KANSAS UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER YEARBDDK SENT DIRECTLY TD YDUR HDUSE DR DFFICE? I 5 'K If W Q eff .. Q- AV-6' '0' J' f 'TU ' ' ' 15-H119 I I . - 'X' . -Inf-?Iff' ' 'f1Q155g-az: '1S2ff:3-I PAV fo: .lwgbqqx .ff 0 if W ffflfw t'1' I., I x 55 .o . 00 14 I ' 0 ' f' if I I' o S N., , f G, ' ' f .1-5 ' im 0 4' ' n-I X Q 57 i v '41 001, V ' 2 Is- QL' S , . 'D ff - if xg 0 I Q- 'Giz?2'?n A gm , . ..'Q3,f,-Q -2 ' Q 0 A ,mi li ao to I s yu i . f I '--1 ' 'N S :', Q :-T' we e. - We M N -if 'wif f -- ' . 4 - 'ga . Q AQ. ! , 1 .-.-,, .T -f ' 1 W' W! ' t- What, . . me a Doc? MUSH ROOIVIS? For the past three years I have had this ridiculous notion that l am a mushroom. Where could this idea have come from? This syndrome is very common in many med- ical schools with three year programs. You and many others students feel this way be- cause for the last three years you have been kept in the dark and fed nothing but crap' DRDER NEXT YEARS CDPY TDDAY! JAYHAWKER M.D. Box 5128 KUMC KANSAS CITY, Ks. CITY STATE .L...-. NAME ADDRESSl-...-1 BILL ME. ENCLOSED IS PAYMENT: 310.00 PER COPY. POSTAGE PAID.

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PAST AWARDS William P. Williamson, MD Mahlon H. Delp, MD Kurt Reissman, MD G. O'NeiI Proud, MD James Of Boley, MD Frank A. Mantz, MD Max S. Allen, MD Lawrence G. Peters, MD Howard A. Matzke, MD David W. Robinson, MD Robert T. Manning, MD Robert E. Bolinger, MD Mangesh, R. Gaitonde, MD Wayne L. Rockwell, MD Harry L. Douglas, MD Thomas A. Holder, MD John E. Chapman, MD Donald R. Germann, MD R. Neil Schimke, MD Joe R. Kimmel, MD, Ph.D. Norm Martin, MD Curtis T. Todd, MD Ronald Stephens, MD 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 QQSITAD sl C,NPf1,gOU49g S 16 1 3? pc .2315 D 2 ig,f.'E'fQ.-fe.. Q15 -.Q-. -al5meVg?v .J z -is eg't ??!? J' Aferf X H s f 0 -327 Sxqz F ,A bo! T4BLlSl-17-0 ei be W - O CJ ,, AW 1 , 1' Q I 991 1 ' v , X 0 K' f'. f--X., 43's . :si .p -If ,-, , ' 3 H, i- T1-.4 C lil., ff If ' J F 4- sy 7 z - W' no - I .bc 7 x 24. 1' . X . ,NS 6 9 X 0 S , x5 O W-D 1975 JAYHAWKER. M.D AWARD ROBERT P. HUDSON. M.D. The richest relationship which a student experiences is his associa- tion with an outstanding teacher. Sometimes, as students, the only recognition we offer as comfort to those concerned educators we discover is our mesmerized attention, compulsive imitation, or later years of silent respect. Only once a year does the graduating senior class choose the faculty member who has shown the greatest devotion to his primary duty as teacher of medical stu- dents. This year, the class of 1975 proudly attaches the name of Robert P. Hudson to this list of outstanding educators. Dr. Hudson's awareness of the importance of medical education started long before his appointment to the Kansas University , faculty in 1958. Indeed, it was Dr. Hudson, himself, who, aseditor of the 1952 JAYHAWKER M.D., established this award. It is a remarkable tribute to Dr. Hudson that he has not swayed from the ideals that inspired him to create the JAYHAWK ER M.D. AWARD 24 years ago. After obtaining his undergraduate degree from Kansas University , in 1949, Dr. Hudson continued his medical education at Kansas University, graduating in 1952. He interned at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City and then spent two years with the United States Army as a paratrooper before returning to Kansas University as a resident in Internal Medicine. After completing his residency, Dr. Hudson spent a year studying Allergy and Dermatology at Colum- bia, John Hopkins, and the University of Michigan. His long standing interest in the moral and ethical implications of medicine culminated in a Masters Degree in Medical History from John Hopkins in 1966. He has served on many faculty and administra- tive committees and has been an exchange professor in the Philippines and in Columbia, South America. He is currently Associate Professor of Medicine, and Chairman of the Department of the History of Medicine. The Senior Class of 1975, and the staff of the 1975 JAYHAWKER M.D. congratulate Dr. Robert P. Hudson, and thank him for the concern and respect he has shown us as students over the last three years.