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

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UNIOR WIVES Front Row-A. Osborne, N. Wheeler, W. Woolsonkl. Hammer, Coop- er, Zadvinskis. Second Row-L. Zeldcnrust, P. Smith, C. Hoogerland, L. Beltz, R. Waitzman, Davis. Third Row-R. Kruegerul. Murphy, Frens,j. Hoeksemahl. Snook. SOPHOMORE WIVES Front Row-KI. Smith, K. joy, A. Morrison, B. Cohen, S. Moleski, H Martin. Second Row-J. Eshelman, B. Sebright, D. Taylor, A. Bostromnl Smith, M. Kives. Third Row-G. McKnight, B. Mahaffay, L. Ozanne, G jones, R. LaFerriere, S. Vader,J. Lesser,xI. Kaiser. FRESHMEN WIVES Left to right-S.tIacobs, L. Fabian, L. Weeks, S. Stauffer. l. 1 ,,.....,1M.

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WA-SAMA, the Women's Auxiliary to the Stu- dent American Medical Association, exists for two specific purposes. It acquaints the wives of medical students with the professional aims, purposes and ideals of medicine, and it also helps to acquaint new wives with each other and with the members of the local medical profession and their wives. WA-SAMA COUNCIL Front Row-S. Frens, Mrs. C. Crook, M. Frost, Mrs. R. Dejonghl. Smith, G. Harger. Second ROWAKI. Smith, A. Bostrom, KI. Sullivan, J. Rose, B. Keats, M. Kives,J. Kaiser, B. Sebright. Third Row-L. Ozanne,J. Lesser, I. Hammer, L. DeBoer, S. Bolich, G.jones, R. LaFerrier, SENIOR WIVES The highlights of this year were thejoint SAMA- WA-SAMA Monte Carlo party held in Septem- ber at Dean Hubbardis home, our annual Rummage Sale, the proceeds of which go toward service work, held in October, and our spring Fashion Show held in April. Our programs included such topics as anes- thesiology in childbirth, the physcian in Viet Nam, artificial insemination, and a discussion on how to defend the medical profession as a physicianis wife. We are again appreciative to Mrs. Clarence Crook and Mrs. Russell Dejong, our liaisons from the Washtenaw County Medical Auxiliary, and to all the doctors' wives who opened their homes to us this year. Diane Feldman Front Row-K. jonm, B. Chamberlain, M. Vander Velde, G. Watterson,J. Rose, C. Weiner, S. Schermer, C. Wheeler. Second Row-I. Williams, S. Harness, H. Burton, N. Schneider, A. Gill, G. Argenta, M. Frost, L. DeBoer, M. Riley. Third Row-H. Vandermeer, N. Hoffmann, Brandt, C. Masse- link, Mxlacoby, B. Foster, P. Schore, M. Betts, S. Caswell.

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Anda women who helda babe against her bosom said, Speak to us of Children. And he said: Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters ofLife,s longingfor itself They come through you but notfrom you, And though they are with you yet they belong not to you. You may give them your love but not your thoughts. For they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls For theirsouls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams You may .strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you. For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday -Kahil Gibran Heather Elizabeth Soronen E IORS' CHILDRE -. X -'., llll Tw , 3 , bf Tift . 5 ' ' ff fl r KPL: 137 'K , t V2 - .f x Vglyy .. ...t , .Vg. 1 juliann Marie Reid Joanna Ruth Aptekar Kenneth E. Nelson w t