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

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Following the Freshmen Row lffmfl In R1fg1z!+- Oh! To be cultured by Peggy and jane ..... A bit of extra-curricular activity between elasses ..... Who is it this time, Spank . . her name, please? Row 2h- ' 1 ' Q 1 1 n lhe Diners promenading . . the MOff1SOI1S ..... Three smart girls . . lll the library, of eoursell Row jl Chet and his Stooges Waiting for the bell ..... Proxy Nelms and Prez Mulfflffl, hold it pleeese! ..... A freshman Wind storm . . shh!! ..... A few Rams headed the right way.

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FRANK NEi.Ms JEAN DILLER DON N. '1'Av1.oR PW-Wd01'll Secretary Treasurer The January, 1941, Class WE, the class of January '41, have made great strides in Osteopathic environment since we made our first appearance in January of 1937 at K.C.O.S. We are positive that our contribution to the profession will be notable and worth while. A few familiar faces are missing from our rather diminutive class, but the ones remaining, we know, will help to make history for our Alma Mater. As 3 group, WG 611 joyed our first outing in the spring of '37 with a picnic and dance. With ardent enthusiasm, many times we have burned the midnight oil to appease the demands of our unsatiable professors and to satisfy our own desire of obtaining a more broadened concept upon which we can mould Osteopathic principles. Anxiously We are anticipating our passing of the second milestone of our course of study and school activity.