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

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ERE - -THE igimvzzmfndsiirg E, l R. J. OVERSTREET, Greencastle, Ind. STARK ORBEN SANDERS, Indianapolis, Ind. Last year he was a co-ed at DePauw. An empty wagon makes the most noise. GEORGE OYLER, Burlington, Ind. RUSSELL SHAFFER, Cedar Rapids, Ia. Although his feet are not mates, he is some basketball man. One of our musical freshmen starting on the violin. J. B. PARR, Lebanon, Ind. HARRY SCHIESS, Paterson, N. J. If you have anything you want raffled off just hand it to Parr. Scheiss is a long way from little New York. CLAUDE B. PIERCE, West Baden, Ind. ALPHONSO SHIPMAN, Fainler, Ind. Pierce is piling up a big breakage fee with the entire class. One of the big quartet. A. D. POW, IR., Brazil, Ind. 'T. C. SMILEY, Washington, Ind. Pow's illuminous hair is quite an attraction for all of the fair sex. Ding is a big brother to the whole class. He is some lady killer CPD. STEWART SMITH, Hagerstown, Ind. JOSEPH ELMER PULLEY, Stone Fort, Ill. Smith has a charming girlish way about him that you can't help like Old Scolliosis, our ladies' man. JAMES STEWART, Terre Haute, Ind. SAMUEL J. PURVIANCE, LaGrow, Ind. The phrase You're next, still lingers in Stew's vocabulary. Said to be some sport. W. RAY SUMWALT, Farmland, Ind. HARRY RATHSACK, Greenview, Ill. It was rumored that Sumwalt was infatuated with a certain Lena One of the admirers of the young ladies at the Indianapolis Con- servatory. HOWARD THOMAS. Milroy, Ind. Always looks as if he were about to jump. t LYNN G. REED, Waterloo, Ind. Lynn takes his big glasses out to Thirtieth and Illinois every Saturday JESSE V. TOW, Spencer, Ind. evening. Wonder why? 1 Tow is making some fight to keep up with technic. FRED W. RICHARDS, Marshall, Ill. RALPH TURNER, Union City, Ind. Makes frantic efforts to keep ahead in technic Another lover of the Conservatory Campus. PAUL RICHARDS, Palastine, Ill. C. P. WALKER, Roberta, Ga. Paul is Gordon's right-hand bower. He speaks a language all his own and an adept student of osteolog. WADE ROGERS, Bloomington, Ind. LOUIE E. WAMPLER, Gosport, Ind. Stars in 'em all, especially anatomy. When it comes to splitting hairs, Louis has it on the whole class.

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ISLE? 'THE snxirtzsm answer' QJDEJ WILLIS B. EGGLESTON, Detroit, Mich. Eggie prefers to be called Egglestien. SYLBERT EILAR, Arcadia, Ind. This youthful athlete is our prize roughneck. JOHN A. ELLIOT, Bloomington, Ind. He is mostly famous for his perfect set of notes. HARRY EPSTEIN, Minvale, N. J. Don't worry, I still love you. This is his favorite expression. NOBLE FOX, Terre Haute, Ind. Noble is a firm believer in Dr. Wheeler's integrity. EDGAR A. FRANTZ, Ijamsville, Ind. It was rumored that he really enjoyed dissecting. HUGH J. GALLAGHER, New York City, N. Y. Gal made the One-Minute popular. PERRY GARMAN, Kewanna, Ind. Perry is a quiet soul. W, O. GODWIN, Woodstock, Canada. A real student and a good fellow. J. BRUCE GORDON, Marion, Ind. We can't let that youngster in. CAMERON GRIFFITH, Huntington, Ind. Griff has a face most lovely, a form divine. DAN W. GROMLEY, Hillsdale, Pa. Dan is one of the hard workers of '18 class. R. L. GEUDEL, Indianapolis, Ind. Are you awake yet, Geudel? ED L. HAY, Silver Lake, Ind. ' Eddie is a regular prosthetic star. EARL E. HOFFA, Brazil, Ind. Hoffa, The little songbird of our class. FRANK HUBBARD, Monroe, N. J. Frank has taken it easy all year. MURRAY IPE, Napanee, Ind. Ipe has done so many noteworthy things that we know not what to mention. DON F. IRYIN, VVinchester, Ind. During his short career in I. D. C. he has developed a new technic for repairing plates. YON L. KENNEDY, North Manchester, Ind. Kennedy is one of'our stars with pencil and brush. CARL KRETCH, Indianapolis, Ind. Carl enjoyed February 22 immensely. EARL lVIcKEE, Zanesville, Ohio. Earl's wrestling furnishes a great deal of amusement for the class. ROBERT INICKEE, Zanesville, Ohio. Not so pugilistic as his big brother. JOHN MARTIN, Peru, Ind. ' Johnnie's career varies from a circus to I. D. C. C. B. MECKEL, Muncie, Ind. After a year at I. U. Meckel arrived for a year in the big city. ELIXIER MILLER, New Harmony, Ind. Miller is original in his way of soldering crowns together. CARL MORGENTHALER, Rockport, Ind. Carl is very particular about the 'pronunciation of his name. Also some poet. .f L. R. NEWBERGER, IVIari0n, Ind. I Leo, our nifty little stenographer, is a big hit with himself.

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13115 F THE Slx iffEE5af'l EM'TF 3 3 CAREY WEATHERHOLT, Fobinsport, Ind. DOUGLAS WHITE, Indianapolis, Ind. One of Uncle Sam's men. EDWARD C. YOUNT, Mulberry, Ind. EMIL L. WELCH, Ewing, Incl. Eddie made Mulberry famous. The guy that put Webster on his feet. NEAL LOOMIS, Marion, Ind. LEE WHERRY, Indianapolis, Ind. Came to us from Louisville and made some addition to the class. Lee gained his knowledge of machinery by playing with a wheelbarrow. The ladies' man from Shortridge, who specializes in prosthetic and pills.