Ohio College of Dental Surgery - Alethian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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JUNIOR CLASS 45

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unior Histor IQ 5. the landscape had donned itself in the richest hues that nature could afford, some seventy- X j I f five or eighty students assembled in Cincin- ' i i nati for the purpose of achieving that degree, 405 205 mf HHN the summer flowers had faded away and ij, l- as well as honor, which is layed down as the connecting link in the course of the Ohio College of Dental Surgery. For some reason well known, it was necessary for each one to first pay his respects 'in family devotion to the Mystic Shrine on the beautiful avenues of Garfield Place, and while there contribute freely to the mite box some of the spare nickels and dimes which had been so carefully hoarded up during the long summer months. So it was with this living mass of bright ideas and shining intellects on the sixth of October the connect- ing link was welded. After the successful ones had been chosen to manipu- late the machinery for the organization through the coming session, there was a universal swelling up, a testing of waist bands and buttons, for each one now fully realized he was no longer a common Freshyf' but a full-fledged blooming Juniorf' At first our little band was entirely free from any agitation or excitement-a perfect ray of sunshine-but suddenly there was a dark and threatening cloud ap- peared which told us that danger was hovering near. It seems as though a Mr, B., a typical specimen of the Ethiopian jungle, where the leopard got his spots and the monkey his tail, endeavored to enrich his fertile imagination with the teachings as prescribed for the Junior Class of the O C- D. S. But, oh, no I This, however, was not the case. Them was somefhiizg a'oz'ng. After a few spontaneous explosions of hot air and a little of the soothing essence of some H2 S O4 Mr. B vanished into complete oblivion, leaving his whereabouts unknown. Things once more resumed their natural state of equilibrium and a greater interest seemed manifested by the class. The mid-term exams were regarded as though they were the deliciousflavors of a pipe dream. No one seemed hard pressed for material in demand on that occasion. ' 'Tis well said that mid-night oil and the untiring efforts of the ambitious student explained only too well why the Faculty was amazed at the exactness with which the tests had been treated. After enjoying a few weeks of the festivities which characterize the Xmas holidays, each one returned know- ing that he had been well fed on mother's fat doughnuts and her sweet juicy pies. The opening of the session in January brought several new members into our organization. Each one now fully realized that a full solder was staring him in the face, so with tact and discretion he picked up his little hammer and commenced that task of