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

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SENICRS

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I1fzse1'l- Dr. Stella Fulton. Row I-Left to Right- Anotlier for t11e Census Bureau ..... Pensive Contemplation by Dr. McClure ..... An O, B. Clinic in the Pit. Row 2- Surgery in the Pit. . . . Birds-Eye View. Row 3- Tonsilectomy by Dr. Hardy . . . . Men and Girl in Wliite ..... Dr. Earl, jr., performing a major. .V ff- As the Seniors See . . 5

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:wn.J,,, WILLIAM E. Poo L GEORGE WILCOX MARY Don CARLOS President Vice-Presideefzt Secretary The January, 1938, Class FOUR years ago we took up our studie l ' l , ' rs iere wit 1 the objective which we now h' ' 1 ' - - ave ac ncvcd. As a class we are proud that, with only a few exceptions, our original class personnel has reached the attainment of graduation. As we have advanced along the way, some new members have been added which we were glad to number among our own. Although we have had few class social I ' . ' unetions, we have had a line time together and there has grown up among us that spirit of brotherhood which should - ' permeate our whole profession. The various functions of graduation will long be rememberecl--Rev. Knigl1t's Baccalaureate address, Dr. Pool's Senior Banquet address, and the inspirational Graduation address of Dr. Ward. Although scatter , , - ha n uni ec in purpose and principle to tl - , 1C end that Osteopathy may attain its fullest development in our hands. ed and divided by space let us ever rem i 't l '