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

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hhhhvhathWhhhhuhhthh JAMES DIXON BORN JULY 28, I847 DIED JANUARY 8, ISO? 3 Thanksgiving Day of 1907 will have a difference from preceding ones that will be very noticeable to lhme who re- 3 member the past. There will again he the 'llhanksgiving turkey 0f honored custom, but our old familiar Jim will not 3 receive it. His honeat smile of delight in the honor done him has been a good memory for many classes. He was 3 our sure directory to save us from embarrassing blunders as Freshmen, and as Juniors: and Seniors we look upon his : going with sorrow. He is. done now; 1907 passes without him. and I908 and g 1909 XYe are glad to he of the classes that knew him and to 110ch him warmly in our hearts. 2 $ wwuwsww wuwwxswasmsxtwwwwwswwo yxxwwsxnnua-Qawwwnwau h 104h

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SOGIAL FENGTIONS The students of the O. C. D. S. were royally entertained 0n the night of January 24, 1907, by the Masonic Club at Avon Lodge, Avondale. followed by a dance. Address of ufclcomc. . . Piano Solo . , Quartet After a very enjoyable musical and literary programme rcfreshn'lents were served, which was The entertainment consisted of the following selections: .............. O. P. Elias .................. Miss Beddow ................................. Psi Omega Fred. W'OOd. Ivan Wright, Harry McLaughlin. R. Kelsey. Cornet 5010 Piano Solo .. Quartet ..................... James Maybin .............. Miss Willis .......Xsi Psi Phi Lee Rinehart. C. Miller. Lester Meisenheimer, Charles Kelleher, Piano 5010 ..... The Xsi Psi Phi Fraternity gave the opening dance of the college year on November 16, 1906. The affair took place at the mansion, on Walnut Hills, and was a most en- joyable occasion. The hall was elegantly decorated with their colors-lavender and cream. 103 ........................ Miss Beddow The second annual dance of the Psi Omega Fraternity took place at the mansion: on Walnut Hills, February 27, 1907. many out-of-town guests. There was a large attendance, among whom were Doctor Homer Mannom :06, of Huntington, W. Va., led the grand march, and, by the way, every thing went on, the committee in charge left nothing undone to make it one of the most enjoyable of the season.

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EHHPEL HBSENQE From February I to March 2, 1907, an accurate daily record was kept of the attendance at chapel of the instruct- ing corps of the college. May we suggest an assessment of $2 for the benefit of the library on those whose percentage of attendance is below 80. The library is in need of uphtO-date magazineF. PROFESSOR 11.523? $1511.? 132331163? H. A Smith. .. ... 0 30 100 H. T. Smith ........ 3 27 90 :kWright . . . . 9 21 70 Knight ....... .... 2 28 . 93 Burger............. 3 27 90 $Cassidv 7 23 77 $Way ........... TO 20 67 Molyneaux .. . . . . . O 30 100 $Williams .. . . . . 7 23 77 $Miller . . . ........ II 19 63 $Cassidy, J11. .. .. 6 24 80 Young ........... 2 28 93 Walton .......... o 30 100 $These gentlemen will please call and settle with the Treasurer. -.- 195 -