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

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ood hilaren's zlub I, D, Tnmrrsnx, President. JACK EATOV, ViceiPresident. W C. GOTT, Secretary. t H Khlorary Mcmbcrc; O. P Elias. Gories. Greenheld. East, Kin sley. Schwartz, Pursell Hale. Smiley. Kelleher, Brumfleld. Pritchard. Noel. 9 9 ? I I I Born 1492611not dead yet. Introduc ibn unnecessary, HGet an order! HNo; I have no soap! ttltts so sweet of you I't H'oaft you give me a nickel to buy flowers for the bakery ?h ttDon't know if you have any mail 01' not, I havent read the postals yet. nMy teeth are not aftected with Pyorrhoea. ought to eat grape fruit 1 Do you believe in the transmigration of souls? Delft take that cement from the desk V KtDid you ever try olive oil for your complexion? Oh, you 75 '9 9 9 WVhrJ's going- to tvpewrite your thesis? I'll do it for one dollary UVhose new pronunciations are these? Half-uttHofff' Cement-ttSee-mentf' EconomicaltttEck-onomiczd.' Rubber Clothw-tthbber cloth? Posterior-HttPothtewion? Anteriorhtantewiu.H HI just dearly love Shakespeare ! tEDITOfVS NOTE Congratulations to you, Mr. Shakespeare, that you are not livingj

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JFrmbmen Enast to 07 O. C. D. 8. sends out her best When the Seniors go out this year; They're right, all right, they've stood the test. And have won their title clear. They proudly soar in dental lore. Their minds are full of knowledge, Their hearts are true clear to the core, These boys from the Dental College! The perfect, gentlemanly grace Pervades their actions everywhere, And, from an honest, open face. There beam: a greeting and a cheer. They have a history all their own, Their epoch has been a brilliant one; The brightest yet that has been known- Equalld, perhaPSgsurpassyd by none! ne Theylve made their mark high on the wall. They know it, too. and point With pride ; They deserve, honor, one and all-w They're hoating out high on the tide! Their college life will soon be oler, Each will hie in separate ways, As they part at the college door And leave behind their college days. And, parting, each will have in mind A memlry as a token Of happy days they left behind, Before their loving class was broken. Three cheers for the Class Of Nineteen Sevenl They will never be with us again! 'Rah, hurrah! Godspeed and heaven, These are the wishes of we Freshmen, 4. E. GOODWIN.

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x+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++e++e+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++u +++++++h+++h I+++ ELL, well! Here is my old friend and college chum 1 exclaimed Doctor Anderson, a hand- some and distinguishedilooking gentleman, who, wandering through the spacious corri- dors 0f the Electric Inn, espied a classmate of many years ago, when the Ohio College Of Dental Surgery was still occupying its old home on Court and Central avenue, hThere are many changes since we last visited our alma mateh't said Doctor Anderson, as he clasped the hand of Doctor Benson in an extremely warm embrace. tit just flew over from New York this morning, said Doctor Anderson: as he pointed to an immense fiying ma.- chine, which was resting in the courtyard, together with a number of other machines of similar construction. HI use my individual wings on small trips, and, of course, we have them on our large air ship, in case Of an accident in mid air, but we have never found any use for them since aerial navigation has become so complete. We are not troubled with rain, for we soar above the clouds. Ezntisstry in the year 2000 ++++++++++++F+++++++e+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4+++++++++++++++++++++++ 76 x+++++++++++++++ The dust does not bother us, for we are miles above ity and. as for temperature, one goes so fast, and can be protected from all draughts, that I wonder how our forefathers ever got along with the slow railroad trains, which could not go from New York to Chicago in less than seventeen hours, and then trains going in opposite directions were eternally trying to run over the same track. tIVVreeks in airships are entirely unknown, frOm the fact that a ship bound in one direction takes a certain latitude, while one bound in another direction takes a different lati- tude? You came over to attend the alumni meeting of 01d 0. C. D. 8., I euppose?'t asked Dr. Anderson, as he finished his long discourse on aerial navigation. HYesf replied Doctor Benson. qt has been some years since I attended a meeting, and I feel strangely out of place with all these new creations? HWell, said Doctor Anderson, I have not attended a reunion since the college occupied its new quarters up on the hill, and, ginee most of my New York patients Hew Over