Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine - Osteoblast Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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BAYBR, L'TATs, Full Bac Wt. 175 lbs. A great interference man and always good for three yards when needed. Three years of service did he render. HAIRIKIS, JIM, 'Tackle Wt. 188 lbs. His third and best year. Has been a star every year and always in the game. Fast as the backs and was always first man down on punts. Blssou, Cass, Half Back Wt. 165- lbs. His senior year should be his best year for he appeared in mid-season for the first time on the A. S. O. field. A good man to lug the ball. BOOTH, Boo'rs, Tackle Wt. 195 lbs. Returning with the Har- mony Doctors too late to make his letter but finding a regular berth on the team. L1LLAaD, SAM, Guard Wt. 185 lbs. Another late comer, but getting in all games after his coming out. Sam has three years yet. VAN Ess, .iVAN, End Wt. 160 lbs. His Hrst year and with a little more experience will fill Dooley's shoes. LAs1n.1LE, Lama, Guard Wt. IQO lbs. Lard has lots of time to grow and to make his regular berth on the squad. Page 202 We are proud of the work of the team this year and of the support given the team by the student body. We wish for Captainfelect Red Allen the best of success for the coming season. Yea Osteopaths Yea Osteopaths Ofsftfefofpfaftfhfs Osteopaths Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Team Team Team

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M -Nfl JD D im D. M. S. C. O. was unable to carry the ball beyond the A. S. O. forty yard line. Every player will remember that game as the hard' est struggle in the his- tory of A. S. O. foot- ball. The Des Moines game should have been the final game of the season, for the team felt that the season had been a success with that victory. The following two games lacked inter' est after such a glorious victory. The strain of the game with Des Moines was evident in the games with Iowa Wesleyan and Jackson University, Jackson, Tenn. We were able to tie Iowa Wesleyan and after a long trip to Tennessee we ended the year with a poorly play- ed game. 1 N J Af' rg D BEATTY, STUD, Center Captain Wt. 215' lbs. Four years of service and a tower of strength in the line. Played a guard position for three years and center his last year. ALLEN, Macs, Guard Wt. 181 lbs. Three years at a regular guard position and always reliable. Captain-elect and a popular choice. A fighting redfheaded Irishman. ADAMS, LhCLAUDlTIS,u Full Back Wt. 195 lbs. He loved football and play- ed the game with all he had. In a tight place he could always be depended upon to make the desired gain. Doouzv, uCOTTON,u End Wt. 168 lbs. Four years he toiled at left end and a better defensive man could not be had. A sure catcher of passes. KUHNLE, Buick, Tackle Wt. 210 lbs. Another fourfyear man and a regular all the while. Strength unlimited. SPENCER, Mick, .92-uarter Back Wt. 155 lbs. A better allaaround man cannot be found in the history of the school. A wizard in the open Held. A splendid forward asser, good kicker, sure tackler and a wonder at receiving passes. Third and last year. Goocx-1, PAPA, Tackle Wt. 228 lbs. A Only played two years, but was out only two years. Defense was his specialty. Page 201 6 h Q DI E 3-11:33 ' --lliigl-'L.-'fLi?o:ig:tY7122- :fl 1- ' '.:.13g:1:: :f:gg1i::.'i: ,,,'.' 5:

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We want a touchdown. Hit that line! Just a little touch down will be fine. We'll get that hoodoo and bury it tofnight We want a touchdown FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT! There we go down the field, marching to victory Fighting for Red and Black, our own A. S. O. And then we'l1 hoist up our colors high With spirit of do or die So right on to the end A CHEER CHEER CHEBR! For A. S. O. What's the matter with the Team? They're all right Who's all right? The Team Rickety rackety siss boom bah Team -Team of .1 ri as U fy -V.- .,. ,..,,.,,, X' I QUARTRL, uSQUAT,N Quarter Back Wt. I45 lbs. A good field general and a hard worker. He proved his worth in the Des Moines game. An injury in that game kept him on the side lines the last two games. Next year is his last year. JEPFERS, JEFF, 'Tackle Wt. 191 lbs. A charging fool he was always cal ed and never a play that he did not get in. Could play on any team and star. WARREN, Bon, Half Back Wt. 185 lbs. Only a Sophomore and the youngster of the squad, but a coo man on the field. The star of the back field and will be for several seasons. WEIITBSELL, lxWHITIB,.l Half Back Wt. I7o lbs. Another Freshman who can kick them a mile. Was a regular this year. MOON, uFRANK,n Utility Line Man Wt. 195 lbs. Frank was shifted from one position to another and was a good man to fill any hole. The hardest worker on the field and has not missed a practice for three years. PLATT, REG, End Wt. 180 lbs. Reg found himself in the Iowa Wesleyan game and with his experience this year Rah Rah Rah he will.develop into a wonder Sisssssssss Payer- BOOM! ! WAGNER, 'lWAG, End Ahhhhhhhh Wc.18o1bs. The Team Made the varsity his first year and was a good all' around man. Wag will be a tower of strength both on the offense and defense. fg Page 203 X lfl 9 '5 f Q. U fin i l 'li1f'imj.Q3g5lIffftt::::5:iiii j'fi'fr: , ' T:.p.:5:.': H gal, 1-.,:.: -A