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

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ABIEL, BERNARD In Long Island, N. lf. Coll. ol City ol' New Yorkg St. Johu's U., Stilletto StalT, l, 25 Digest ol State Laws , licli., 2. ALLABY, ERNEST E., JR. lflafvrc, M011l. Phi Sigma Gamma, Alpha Phi Omegag Badminton, 1, 2, ill Stilletto Staff, 1, 2. ALLEN, PAUL A. fi fllU1lf'l1g, Pa. BAILEY, ,llI'IUMAS Kalamazoo, M ich. Kalamazoo Collg Basketball, 1,2, 3, Michigan Club. BANN, WIl.l.IAM IC. 7'c.varlmm1, .fl rl: Iota Tau Sigmag Beta Chi Sigma BAR'rLE'rT, ELLSWORTH C. Lascar, Colo. BENNETT, BRUCE C. Ifureka, fll xliureka Coll., BS., Tau Kappa l2IJS1lOl1Q Sigma Sigma Phig Glee Clubg K.C.O.S. Quartette. BLOOD, HAROLD A. Wasl1,i11glon, D. C, Siglilil Sigma Phig Atlas Club, Badminton Club. ADAMS, WARD C. M Q lolozza, Ill. liureka Coll., Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sigma Sigma Phi. ALLEN, NEWTON C- Lew1fxtow11, Pa. F.SzM. Coll., Philadelphia Coll. ol' Osteo.g Pemlsylvauia State, O.D.g Philadelphia Coll. ol' Naturo., NU., Phi Theta lipsiloug Atlas Club. ALTI-IOLZ, VIRGII, IE. Wa1'1'v11!on, Mo. Alpha Phi Omega, Meu's Glee Club, 2. BAKER, J. DALLAS Tulsa, Olcla. Oklahoma State, Iota Tau Sigma' Bachelors Club. 1 BARON, JOHN M. licmwootl, llf'. l'a Phi Sigma Gamma, liaiul, 2, 3 BECI-1'roL, ERNEST L. Willouglflny, O. Ohio Club. BENNETT, JAMES D., JR. East l.i'ue1'pool, O Alpha Phi Omega, Ohio Club' Baucl, 1, 2, 3. n BocK, VIRGINIA IE. Watertown, N. Y. G Delia bO1Xegag Women's Leagueg yu. a . sst., 3.

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ERNIE Ross WILLIAM WHITE GEORGE HAYES President Vice-President Secretary The June, 1939, Class ONLY yesterday, it seems, our class of June '39 enrolled in this college, resolved to be Osteopaths. Immediately we were encountered with Gray 1 1 I ' s u s and Lunninghain which seemed something more than dillicult, but with stern determination we mastered them. Now our lirst three years have gone, and it is with pride that we look UPON tl10SC days as history ill our training as Osteopathic physicians. During tlns time cooperation and friendship have bee11 upheld to tl1e highest degree, and the hard work connected with studies has certainly been pleasant and enjoyable. This year it was our privilege to entertain the student body with the fhYth1U of Fletcher Henderson and his swing band at the traditional junior Promenade. W1tl1 tl1e passing ol time, we no longer greet our friends with a drooped, down ' . 1 . Cast 9XPfCSS1on of a Sophomore. We are Juniors whose thoughts have turned toward our last year and the securing ol' the coveted degree ol' Doctor.

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BRADSHAW, BEATRICE W elch., Okla. BURNHAM, LEROY E. it Lewistown, Movtt. CARR, IQICHARD B. M011tpelier, Vt. CHAPMAN, KATHRYN W. Glendale, Ariz. Arizona State Coll., A.B., Pi Alpha Gamma, Axis, WOmen's League, 2, 3. C11R1s'1'1AN, LAWRANCI2 J. lfostcm, Mc1.s's. Alpha Tan Sigma, Sigma Sigma Pln, Path. Lab. Asst., 2. COOK, EDWIN W. Bloomjeld, N. bl. Kappa Beta Phi, Acacia Club, Interfraternity Council, Interlrater- nity Basketball, 1, 2, 3. CRIDER, HARVEY A., JR. Lima, O. DAVIS, MARY B. Jllempltis, Tenn. BRENZ, LOUIS E., JR. Arleansas City, Ark. CAI.K1N, I'IOWARD E. Mexico, Mo. CIIAFFIEE, EI.IzA1a13'rn W. flledo, Ill. CHMIELEWSKI, JOHN J. Milwauleee, Wls. Phi Sigma Gamma. CO1.1.1NsON, JEAN 15. New M0l11I'IfIlftllZ, N. bl. Axis, New Jersey Club, Sec., 2. CORNELL, VERA G. Detroit, Miclt. DAVIDSON, EDWIN JR. Palm Beach, Fla. Alpha Tau Sigma, Sigma Sigma Phi, Anat. Pros., 2, Badminton Club, Interstate and Interfratcrnity Basketball. DODSON, WOODROW B. J Kirksfville, Mo. Alpha Phi Omega.