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

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j i l 1 l l l j i I l 1 j l , i 1 l Class of January 26 I T was just four years ago that the members of our class came to Kirks' ville.to study the great science of Osteopathy. Since that winter day when we matriculated, we have been bound together as one great ,E unit-the class of January '26. 'ff' During the four short years that we were here, we have fully Y' enjoyed and benefited from all the tasks, joys' and traditions that belong to any college class. We feel that we have prepared ourselves to enter a great field of service-however, we conscientiously feel that the best 'T' of us are prepared only too poorly, and are eager to grasp all opportunif 1 l--l ties for learning henceforth, even though we do not exist as a class in K. O. O. I y ' ' The class of January '26 will leave K. O. O., having the honor of l bein the lar est midf ear class that ever raduated from an Osteo' g S Y S l pathic College, and we are justly proud of that fact. Now that graduation is here we are leaving somewhat reluctantly I but we are going out with renewed enthusiasm in Osteopathy and will each try, to the best of his ability to make the members of january '26 i one hundred per cent Osteopathic Physicians. l l - -S. H. S. 1 I l i I - I l l l I l ' s i 1 4 l i l M l. it , .HF ig, . .. r 1 Lf- if ll li Page 24 O . . W- g J -----