University Medical College - Scalpel Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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5PHX HERMAN D. JEROVVITZ, M.D. Professor of Materia Medica and P1'csc1'1'p- fZOlZ W1'iz't11zg'. Dr. Jerowitz graduated from U. M. C. in 1891. After obtaining his degree he taught Chemistry, Materia Medica and Therapeu- tics, and Clinical Pediatrics in VVoman's Medical College of Kansas City. For the past several years he has filled the chair of Materia Medica and Prescription Wfriting rn U. M. C. and served as Pediatrist to Mercy Hospital. He is a member of American Medical As- sociation, Missouri State, Jackson Countv and Missouri Yalley Medical Societv. J I'7l'0fC.3S0l 07 lfnfeiza !Wedzca and fheza Dr. Wfheeler s prelrmrnarx education was obtained rn the Missouri State Normal and the State University Entering efferson Medical College of Philadelphia he grad nated rn 1885 and later came to Kansas City. Por several xears he has been rdentr fied with the teachrnof force of U M C handling h s subject rn a scholarlv manner He is an honorarv member of the E So ciety and 111 A fratern1t5 He is a member of the ackson Conntv Medical Socretv Missouri State Xledrcal Society and the American Xledrcal Association

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ZA Q. L. M'lilLLllf', BLD. Professor of Pfzynrcil DI'C1g'lIOSl.S. Dr. Rlcliillip received his early education in Ohio and graduated in medicine at U. M. C. in 1903. ln all college and society vvork he has been an active supporter of every movement which would tend to advance either the interests of the student or the school. As a student he was a member of the .-Xesculapian Society and CD B II Fra- ternity. For the past three years he has filled the chair of Physical Diagnosis and is now a member of Missouri State and lack- son County Medical Societies, and Academy of Medicine, besides being an active mem- lg. lil. MILLER, MD. P1'0fcs.r01' of Pmtlzology, Histology and Bactcrz'0I0g3'. Dr. Miller is probably the youngest man on our faculty, so far as length of service is concerned, but in matters pathological he is already recognized as an authority. linoxvn to many of us as Leslie Miller he graduated from U. M. C. in 1907 as vale- dictorian of his class and having for several years previously been an assistant in the pathological department. he was at once given the chair of Pathology, Bacteriology and Histology. ber of the Alumni Association.

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A. MILLER, MD. Adjzzzzcff Pfofcssoz' of ilfiiteiiai Medica. Dr. Miller conies to us as adjunct profes- sor of inateria niedica from our sister city, having' graduated froni NVashington Uni- yersity. Locating in Kansas City, he ac- cepted the chair of Materia Medica and Therapeutics in Kansas City Medical Col- lege, where he taught froni 1896 to 1904, since which year he has been affiliated with U. M. C. as adjunct professor of Materia Medica. Dr. Miller carries on active work in jackson County and Missouri State Medical Societies and Anierican Medical Associa- tion. ST. ELMO SANDERS, M.D., flCfj'IlllCf Pl'OfCSSOl' of flzzazfonzy and Assisi'- iizzf to Clzczii' of Sznfgery. Dr. Sanders is a graduate from U. M. C. in the class of igoo, and at present is serv- ing his second terni as City Physician. Dr. Sanders is a ineniher of EE and an honorary nieinher of CD A. He is a nieinher of the jackson County and Missouri State Medical Societies and the American Medical Asso- ciation.