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

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Janiorr Class Historty + N 1905, about the time Of the year when even the trees are nuttyf' we, as a class, entered the portals 0f the Ohio College of Dental Surgery as dcbutmafcs. One year later we again came to its solemn halls, with renewed strength and courage, after a successful summer of lilmshwhacking. Not with the awkward mien and embarrassed appearance of a freshman, but with a triumphant step and lofty car- riage, acquired from our previous year's success. f is true, some were missing, but others were here to take their places, and we are glad to announce the high standard of the class has not been diminished. then we consider that the Junior year is the transi- tional stage, within the epoch of which we are changed from the crude, shapeless and ever-changing mass known as Freshman, to the refined, contoured and finished product called Senior, it may be said that we are indeed succeeding. We already have satellites looming forth in the firms.- ment of dentistry so brightly that they promise some day to be demonstrators. Then, too, the tlnaughtyh nines have been surpressed. Falhush has become a millionaire by selling books. Barton hag acquired the power of motion. Hicks has a perfect record for attendance. Wells still rev ceives a Grays Anatomy daily by mail. He also has had his life insured since Sprinkle clouded up and n'reigned on him. M edical terms are now a piece of ttancient history.h Brunk i3 becoming very Stern. Wick gives Off as much light as usual. 0111' four fair eo-eds are still single. Mar- latt still advocates the use of 1-12 02. Robinsori has taken on a better half, and, from all indications, there is to be another HKeller, the Great. What could be more con- vincing evidence than the above that we are fast taking form for the Hhiseuit baking. Let us hope when the bal- ance is weighed after the tlhnals' that none will be fOLmd wanting, and also that the one who wrote this narrative will be able to exist after its publication. R. P. MUSBAUGHJ Hixrnricm. 62-

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; JUNIOR CLASS 7 i' '

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Freshmen Class Colors: Royal Purple and Old Gold. Flower: Carnation. Motto: W0rk and Winf Yell : Stryclmine, quinine. blood and pus! Zip! Boom! Bah! Zip! Boom! Bah! What the helPs the matter With us? 0. C, D 8.! 11am Rah! Rah! Cuspids, molars, mesials, distals, We are in it all the time! Chisels! engines, forceps, pistols! Dentals! Dentals! 1909! Yank Rem, plug 13m, d0 gem up fine! Web: the class of I909! Officers. R. M. BRUMFIELD .............. President. F. C SNOWBERGER ......... Vice-President. F C. HESS. . . . . . ,Secretary and Treasurer. ALONZO BEAGLE ......... Sergeant-at-Arms. N. A. CUNNINGHAM ............ Historian. .-53