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

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Tl DT 'fl 'J f WILLIAM W. BAILEY Editorfin -Chief DR. A. C. HARDY -'., ,L' C QQ- X1 , 7 The Qsteoblast NE thing has been uppermost in the mind of the staff of the Osteoblast this year. That thing, as you no doubt know, was to put the book out on time. As we write this little bit for our staff page funny feelings well up in us. Will the book really be out on time? Will you folks like it when you do get it? A hundred other questions too. Are those cut lines written? Did Felling draw that cartoon? Did Neumann get that picture? Where is Miller's copy? Will Dr. Hardy put the good old O. K. on this? Wonder if we could give one or two of the faculty a razzberry and get away with it? Most of those questions are answered now, some to our satisfaction and some not. However, worry' ing about them now will not do any good as the year is just about over and the Osteoblast of 1933 is about to become history. . It is the hope of the staff, however, that this book which we have worked to put together will not become history as far as each student is concerned, but will serve as an everlasting bridge between student and later life. FACULTY ADVISERS The staff is much indebted to Dr. A. C. Hardy and Dr. H. G. Swanson for their help and advice in making the book possible. ' . . L . Felling, Crow, Neumann, Barnes, Needham ' 1034 lf173l

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' The Stilletto HE STILLETTO is published by funds partly from the Student Fee and partly from adverf tislng. This makes it necessary for the paper to have an up and coming Business Ivlanager, It had just that in the person of Harold Beckwith. Even in these times of depression, Mr. Beck' with has been able to increase the advertising mat' ter carried in the columns of the paper. This inf crease is due to the good results that Kirksville merchants have been getting from Stilletto ads. Advertising in a school paper is never a very good investment from the merchants standpoint, but in the case of the Stilletto the fact that it is seen by every prospective student makes it a paying proposition. The Advertising Staff of the Stilletto wishes to thank the student body and the local merchants for the splendid cofoperation received this year. HAROLD BECKWITH Business Manager 019'-, Top Row-Kroeger, Thomas, Fallis Bottom Row-London, Moorton, Button -- -gf'11,,-S------- l177l

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f , , gill-Qty The Qsteoblast HE OSTEOBLAST is supported by funds from the Etuderst Fee and from advertising sales. Sellrg college annual advertlsfng under the present busfiiess conditions is no small job. Howf ever, Ray Otey, Business Manager for the 1933 book, has lzad niarked success in this line. X In connection with the local merchants, Ray Qtey vtorlced out several plans for selling adverf tfsfng that gave the buyer more for his money. Ad- vert s rg in tlie Osteoblast is not something to be seen oice and thrown away but it is a permanent rccori always lefore the rew students coming to ti e school. The Business Staff of the Osteoblast wishes to express thanks to the local merchants who have been so generous in their support of the book. STAFF RAY FELLING ...... ,... A rt Editor PAUL NEEDHAM Q Cl WILLARD REGER S ' ' asses WALTER MILLER. . . . . .Sports JUANITA CROW . . ...... Nurses ZACK BARNES . . . . .Fraternities JANE PETERS . . .... Sororities JOHN NEUMANN EIVIND Moss PAUL DONOHUE2' HOMER HARRIS J . . . ...,. Snaps . . . ,... Humor RAY W. GTEY Business Manager DR. H. G. SWANSON Moss, Donohue, Reger, Miller, Harris .fiEi---- 517911