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

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FRESHIVIAN CLASS 5 I

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Freshman History of the Class of IQO7. a sunny morning in October, IQO3, just after Dr. Way's interesting lecture in the Operative Technics Hall, a little band of students organ- ized themselves as the Freshman Class you have all heard so much about. Able officers were elected and committees arranged to take charge of the business of the class. i n 2' K N Now, before going any further, for the benefit of those who were not otherwise informed, the Freshies this year are obliged, much to their joy and happiness, to attend four winter sessions before receiving the degree. This, we presume, has discouraged a great many aspir- ing young men who seek laurels in the dental profession and consequently the Freshman Class this year can boast of but thirty-three members all told. 3 Still, it seems that these, undaunted by the seemingly impassable gulf of time ahead, are contented with their lot, and all feel perfectly confident they have sufficient courage to attend college four years, provided they don't get giddy CU at the thought that the end is far, far away. Without meaning to prevaricate or insinuate about anything this miniature class is justly Worthy of, it was manifest throughout the extent of the college year that each member was highly honored and respected by the junior and Senior Classmen, more especially by the juniors, who, upon attempting to obliterate their rivals one morning in Taylor Hall, were intercepted by the Faculty, thereby saving themselves a trip to the City Hospital. Of course, as we all know, the Freshman spends most of his time at work and study, more so than the other classesg but the members are all, from outward appearances, satisfied, and the professors, especially Dr. Cassidy, are proud of the conduct and attention of the class during lectures. As with the Juniors and Seniors heretofore, much uneasiness and worry was felt throughout the class at the time of the mid-term examinations, but when all returned after vacation We found that all had come out victorious. But We still have the Hnals ahead and all are studying prudently, so that the Dean will have no doubts in his mind as to our ability to fill the vacancy left by our immediate superiors, In conclusion to our brief history, we all await patiently the trials and triumphs of our future college life, and when we shake the dirt and grime of the Prosthetic Laboratory from our clothing this coming spring, let us be prepared to begin again next October as active, assiduous, honest and upright as we were at the beginning. E. C. NECKERMAN.