Indiana University School of Dentistry - Prognosis Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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vork. care ike 3. S, ELS some nsult look :man least 's he l the lold- will as of Ghz qerngrtnsis ztglniniiaxia Qwtal Qrnllege 1-1904 mutual live manage to break the change of Heres at every roll call, and always do they manage to. find some more or less pertinent questions fand sometimes impertinent onesj to ask of the various lecturers. Cofleld says, Boys, I know I'm slow, but never you mind, the race is not always to the swift, nor to the strong. Raper, the Babe of the class, says his barber bills are . very light lately, as, for some reason, his whis- kers have not grown as much, recently, as they glib should. i Ross is becoming quite skilled in French phrases, as it is a necessary ad- junct to- his vocation at present. The class early or- ganized, electing officers and assigning their re- spective duties. Mr. Gravis received the honorable posi- tion of president, Mr. Marxmiller, vice-president, Mr. Raper, secretary, and Mr. Huber, treas- g urerg the latter's duties, however, are not as yet so incumbent as to cause him to spend weary and restless nights, ' when he should be wrapped in the gen- ,X 192 ' tle -and lo-ving arms of Morpheus. i f 2 JOHN LAvENGooD. 5 -1. .. , i 'E' 5. The above marginal sketch would be Byram and the Freshmen mo-re appreciated if outsiders could ob- serve the pathetic, woe-begone expression, which clouds the faces of the little lambs, when Dr. Byram is unable to be with them, or could witness the meekness and humility with which they fold their little hands, which are placed silently before them on their desks .during roll call, preced- ing the afternoon session at technic laboratory.

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can qawgnnzfe 1 alumna mural college 1 1904 annual T H E P. G. C. HUNT SOCIETY This society of the Q port on January 6, Indiana Dental Col- ' 1897. The report was lege organized in No- . ' iT g:g:a fm' ' accepted and Was fol- vember, 1896, is for UML 1 X. Lf , ' cmd' lowed by the election the purpose of d1s- . SD ' ,577 7 ff X -wafom of permanent officers. CUSSi1'1g VH1'i0US Sub- f iii A I 9 ,Y 3 - As a result of the elec- jects of interest to the KV 'fiwr X? If tion, T. K. Galbreth, dental profession, as 'Well as to be a social ' ' factor amo-ng the stu-' . dents of the college. After many prelimi discussions took place, the class of 1899 succeeded in per- fecting the organization of the society. The tempo-rary chairman, Mr. Garver, then appointed a committee to draft a constitution and by-laws to govern the society. The com- mittee appointed performed its duties and presented a re- fx. 'C' 4 :L ' , r I' , ' 3 ' 'f - ,,......Q-1 .V . me 4 1 A . ff , nary meetings, at which many heated Whose death has since occurred, was chosen for President, With U. 1 a M. Garver as Vice- Was E. Van Osdol, -.... xx 4 X' . - -Rx N ix , Q - . f --1 4 !! , +1.15 President. The Secretary selected with C. H. Chadwick, as Treasurer. The society then ad- journed, to- meet again on January 30, 1897. At this meeting, Dr. Robert' Oliver, who is practicing in this city at present, was the speaker,'and he made his in- troductory remarks in form of an eulogy on the life- of Dr.