University of Michigan Medical and Nursing School - Aequanimitas Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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The Christian Medical Society is a non-denomi- national, international organization of physicians, dentists, nurses, medical and dental students who share the recognition of the need to satisfy man's spiritual as well as physical needs. In a CMS Journal article dealing with transplantation issues and ethics, Carlyle L. Saylor spoke of progress through a uniquely Christian perspective. One who has found a relationship with Christ to be essential to his life has broadened his possibilities and his obligations. To be a part of the discovery and application of pro- cesses that offer longer, more pain-free life to others is a privilege. To be an expression of divine compas- sion is an obligation. To utilize the processes of sci- ence and of human relationships to further the pur- poses of God in the world-that is progress. To the end that this sort of progress is made and that the reality of the faith may be experienced by many, the Christian Medical Society exists. The student chapter at the University of Michigan meets monthly and at shorter inter vals on a smaller group basis. Often physicians from the mission field or from private practice have visited the group, sharing their own personal experiences and thoughts A number of the group have spent a part of their selective periods at foreign missions Let it not be forgotten that the wives constitute a strong part of CMS activities Front Row left to right-S. Homer, D. Nlurphy I Henke D Smith Niezoff I Harkema Second Row-S. Lachniet, K. DeKorne, R. Smith,I Nelson VI Harkema M Roederna Mrs D Snyder D Lach niet, S. Kieft, L. Kieft. Third Row--R. Ray G Ray B Clements R Miyamoto C Miyamoto D Henkc Dr. IJ. Snyder, D. Kreuzer, Dr. D. Kreuzer B Roederna Fourth Row I Kloota 'vi 'VlcAlvey B C lem ents, B. Darpeter, Dr. W. Teed, Mrs. W. Teed C Delonge

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YEARBOOK STAFF: FIRST ROW-Dan McDonnell QBusincss Mgrj, joe Luciano, jonathan Wright Qliditorj, Jay Harness, Dave Snook, SECOND ROINfOlaf Lieberg, Bob Williams, Brian Wakcujoan Wake, INTERFERENCE!Andreajean Wright, 2-UZ. CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS: jack Armstrong john Bertoni Fred Bloom Tim Burton Larry Graber jay Harness Mikellohns Tony Krauscn Olaf Lieberg john Perri Dave Snook Brian Wake joan Wake Jonathan Wright PHOTOGRAPHY: BOB WILLIAMS Vince LaPortc Jonathan Wright SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC AID: joel Shilling, M.D, ART WORK AND HELP: Assoc. Prof. Gerald Hodges janet Wright COPY PREPARATION AN D OTHER CHORES Cathy Barto Judy Snook Carole Nltllonnell PAGE DESIGN: .Ionzithan W'right Dave Snook ff- 'QUv 55 w, '45 f-Q L a . 1.39 at -43, ' I 'Y agi -4 - 94 it ' I wi V I,

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TUDE T HE LTH ORGANIZATIO Front Row left to right-B. Gilmore, R. Krouskop, W. Willett, W. Cartwright, B. Chappell, T. Chappell. Second Row-G. Gill, D. Davidson, Love-Bennewitz, B. Salinger, D. Schneider, T. Boufforduj. Marcus, G. Pettiford,j. Schrager. Third Row-B. Wright, D. Harold, D, Tartoff, A. Lichter, Rev. Donald Allen,j. Luciano, B. McClellum,,l. Sapalahltl. Rhode, D. Snook.