Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery - Dental Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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CODOS, i 9 i 8 ®lje ligmtt of (Slnnj Awake, the Spirit of Seventy-six! The horizon of Peace is clouded, And to your guns the bayonets fix; Our rights must be acknowledged. Awake, the Spirit of Eighteen Twelve! The monstrous Huns are furious, Suspending the law, in wickedness delve, Civilization — must we endure this? Awake, the Spirit of Sixty-one! The Prussian in his fury rides, Outraging women for their devotion — O Lord! why does your justice hide? Awake, the Spirit of the Day! To dominate is his devotion; Let ' s crush the Hun as the Hessian Back in the time of Washington. Awake, ye of wealth and might! The moral law must be taught To makers of war; to wrongers of right Or life ' s mission ' s worth for naught. Awake! Awake! Let us together stand, United by Liberty ' s story, And go Over the Top hand in hand, Singing the Hymn of Glory. Edward Goldstein, ' 18. Twenty-Seven

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CODOS, i 9 i 8 In designing and making movable appliances the irregularity of the teeth is carefully studied with the assistance of accurate models, and a design of a suitable appliance is determined upon. From this a pen- cil drawing representing the design is made in a duplicating book with carbon. The design is dated and numbered. One copy of the design is removed from the book to guide the laboratory man in making the appli- ance. With the appliance it is returned bearing the maker ' s name. The duplicate design of the appliance is dated and remains in the book as a permanent record for reference. Dear beloved Faculty: Midst a vale of tears We bid you farewell, Knowing it grieves you, too, To part forever from us, By your own acclamation And our own admission, The best class ever — So surpassingly smart, So beautifully behaved, So quiet and attentive — So wondrous a class, Whose members never, Never cut nor Neglected to pay Their fees on time, Nor wore a dirty white coat, Nor failed to appreciate Whimsical Will ' s solicitude IJtttjnut lEtfim? nr Season (With profuse apologies) For the weaker sex, Or cherubic Charlie ' s Eruptions of humor, Or the august personality Of most worthy Worthie, Or dilly-dally Delancey ' s Inevitable jumping On the wrong man, Or archangel Arthur ' s Munchausian tales of his Amazing memory and skill, Or haranguing Herbert ' s Eternal quest for The elusive condyle-path, Or handsome Henry ' s Sublime indifference To the size Of his audience, And so on and so on; And in conclusion We desire to say That for all You have done for us And done us for, And for all You have wished us And wished on us, We thank you muchly. The Class of 191 8, Per M. K. K. Twenty -Six

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