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

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Im l SHAVER, ROY E. Scottsbluff, Nab Peru State Teachers College, Nebraska. Never dejected while anotliefs blestf' Kirksville High School. 6 Xl' Football, IQI9. lt seems to me that any man Wl1o does about the best he can ls plenty good enough to suit This lower mundane institute. Oakland High School. University of Illinois. Kirksville State Teachers College. Acacia. Attempt the end and never stand in doubt Notl1ing's so liarcl but search will pnd it out. WILSON, G. N. Cleburne, Texas. A. B., Southwestern University. K .K 'I' 23 1' Football, '20, '21, '22, '2g,. Baseball, '21, '22, '23, Persuasive speech and more persuasive sighs Silence that spoke and eloquence of eyes. WOODELTON, GRACE A. Melrrnse Park, P1 A. B., Bryn Mawr College. LL. B., New York University. .X 0 Il Axis. Pennsylvania Club. Editor of 1924 Osteohlast. Heart on ber lips, and soul within lier eyes. , Soft as her clime, sunny as her slim. 0 -I-I Never elated while one man's oppressed, SHAW, FRED E. Salida, Colo. STOKES, JAMES H. oviuna, zu'

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POWELL, B. K. Lorrain, Ohio, P. D., Y. M. C. A. College. McBurney Club. 'I' 23 1' 'Thus let me hold thee to my heart. And every care resign: Arid we shall never, never part, My life ------ My all that's mine. PRAY, CHARLES IRA Grant City, Mo. University of Missouri. qi E lv b E 'I' E Llinical Staff. Band. The life that others pay, let us bestow And give to fame what we to nature owe. PROPST, CECIL M. Brashear, Mo. Kirksville State Teachers College. rl: A E BTI' Sophomore President. Senior Vice'President. V. A. S. O., Secretaryffreaisurer. VicefPresident. 'Tis not amiss 'ere you're given o'er 'To try the E. R. A. some more, For where the case can be no worse The E. R. A. is the wisest course. ROTHROCK, CARL E. Lewiston, Pa. Lewiston High School. Dickinson College. rl: A 9 I T E 'Tho' modest, on his unemlaarrassed brow, Nature had written 'Gentlcmanf' ROUNER, GEORGE S. Brashear, Mo. Kirksville High School. Kirksville State Teachers College-. Acacia. Who does the best his circumstances allow, D095 well. acts noblyg angels can do no more. Page 43

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Glass History, une IQZ4 YOUNG near-poet from North Carolina-Daniel Allen Tedder by name-has contributed the following classic to the world's best poetry, and it is given here because it expresses the sentiment of every member of june '24: SOME CLASS! I 've stood beside the cataract Of great Niagara's flood. I stood with Lee at Malvern Hill, And saw the earth drink blood. fue seen the Vatican at Rome And Saint Paul's -but alas! 'These are but molecules beside Our present Senior class! Other historians have told of our prowess in other years, of the glory we felt in' the wearing of the green, of how we won the flagfrush, and the SophomorefFreshmen baseball game-thanks to our Perry!-of the dances we gave, and the bones we boiled, and the naps we took in class, and of how we gave of our best to make a football and a baseball team that brought home greater honors than any team had done for years! And as for our good health-we have survived Freshman technique, Dr. Platt's demonstrations, E. R. A., hobo week, and Hnger surgery. We all remember the day that Dr. Lane held forth on the wickedness of the medical profession, and asked that all who had known an old family doctor to raise their hands. Immediately every person in the room raised a hand! Marvelous endurance!! The stuff that heroes are made of! If we were writing the history of individual members of the class, it would be a pleasure to tell of the honors that have come to many of our members. As assistants in all the laboratoriesg as members of the faculty of our own school and of the Teacher's Collegeg as internes in the hospitalg as captains of the football, baseball and hockey teams, as physical directors for the men and the women, they have represented our class in the life of the school in a way that makes us proud to claim them. And we would not forget Dale Pearson, who gets a clergyman's sore throat putting pep into the rest of us every time the team leaves towng nor the band-men who meet so often at tenffifty and shock our ossicular chains with their sad melody concerning the Old Gray Mare. Dame Fortune has been kind to us, for we have had the opportunity of hearing lectures delivered by men and women who have achieved places of distinction in the prof Page -I5