Chicago College of Dental Surgery - Dentos Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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The Senior Class It would be quite impossible to set down all laughs, heartaches, triumphs, and despairs. that have occured during our five years of experience, but we will try to chronicle the more important of these events. Those of us who received our pre-dental training here will remember the daze with which we accustcmed ourselves to our new environment. Nevertheless, it did not take us long to get acquainted with each other as well as with the traditions of the school. In the class electicn of that year, Dziubski, Haulf, Lyznicki, Katz, and Kladonia were elected to the class olhces. McBride, Cosgrove Chrapusta, and Neubarth composed the Pre- dental staff. Of that original pre-dental group not even half are left. Our freshman year with its fond recollec- tions,-the time you came home with a finger in your pocketg the rope jumping contest with the jejunum as the ropeg the philosophy of life as expounded by Dr. Kendallg Dr. Fouser's long-winded lectures and dull monotone: etc. In the class election that year Boris was elected president, KIcBride, vice-presidentg Borland, secretaryg Riley, treasurer, and Bromboz Sergeant-at-arms. The Dentos staff consisted of Hauff, Cosgrove, Katz and Neubarth. Our big social event of the year was held within the environs of the old Norske Club. The success of the party was evidenced by the bill of damages rendered later. On the eve of the final day of school another merry and highly celebrated party was held at The Tank . Wie returned to school as sophomores with a feeling of assurance that we had succeeded in mastering such subjects as Anatcmy, Chemistry, Prosthetics, and Histology. This was the first year that politics played a part in the class elections, with the fraternity men victorious. KIcBride was elected president: Yondran, vice-president: Madonia, secretaryg Dochterrnan, treasurerg and Kelder, sergeant- at-arms. The Dentos staff consisted of Cos- grove, Neubarth and Boris. The annual class dance was held at the Allerton Hotel. lv, xlCBRID1i Kixnscni PRAXVDZIK Page 26 65. t l CREADON KELDER AIROCZYNSKI

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1 XEUBARTI1 QJNDROSIEK Klosrrrlcn And then came that glorious day-the day we received our lirst patient and started our lirst prophylaxis. Many are the pxs' we have since done, but that first attempt will always stand supreme, a masterpiece in itself. The junior class elections were won by the non-fraternity men after a spirited week of campaigning. Bromboz was elected president, Rosenberg and Bogacki, vice-presidentsgTrick, secretaryg Uditsky, treasurerg and Brown, sergeant-at-arms. An event that will long be inscribed upon our memories was our Junior-Senior Prom-an affair that has since been pronounced the most successful and most Hcelebratedl' prom in the history of the college. The scene of this momentous occasion was the beautiful Oriental Room of the Knickerbocker Hotel. The success of this dance was due to the work of the committee composed of Rosenberg, chairmang Kelder, Newbarth, Eisenstein, Las- kowski, XYagmeister, L'yeda and Kolczak. The Dentos of our Junior year speaks for itself. Cosgrove was our Editor-in-chief, and I-laull, business manager. The other mem- bers of the stall elected by the class. were Klueller and McBride, Ass't. liditorsg Yonesh, Sports liditorg Neubarth, Feature liditorg Ondrosek, Art liditorg Rzeszotarski, Ass't Art Editor: Flaxman, Klake-up Editorg and Stryker, Photo Editor. Wiith the advent of our Senior year the following men were elected to office: McBride, president: Kindschi and Praxvdzik, vice-presidents: Creadon, Secretaryg Kelder, treasurer, and Klroczynski, sergeant-at-arms. The executive committee was composed of Hauff, chairmang Frey, Blockg Brundage: Ciebieng and Kolczak. The Senior Dentos stall was composed of Neubarth, class editor, Xlosetich, circulating manager: and Ondrosek, art editor. The memories of the struggles and joys of this year will forever remain stamped upon our memories. Therefore, let it suffice to say,-Good luck and may God bless us all. HAUFF FREY BLOCK , u a . 1 Y ' F 'll :fia fif ' e ' 7 l 351 2 V -fi il. gt rs 512233 BRUNDAGE CIEBIEN KOLCZAK Page 27