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

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JUNIOR. CLASS ROLL Banks, I NCISOIL . . . . . .Virginia Beagle, Alonzo. . . ................... West Virginia Brumfield, Richard M.. .......... .Indiana Chase. Charles E ..................... New York Cunningham, Napoleon A. . . . ............. Ohio De Haas, Ira L.. ......................... Ohio De Jarngtte, John A ......................... Kentucky Dupuy, F. G. . .. ................... West Virginia Dustin, Paul ................... Ohio Galbreath, Edgar E. . . . .................... Germany Goodwin, John E ....................... . . .Kentucky Haass, Joseph A ......................... Kentucky Hale, Frank A. . .West Virginia Heck, Hal. H. . . ..... wrest Virginia Hefner, Henry S. .......... West Virginia Hess, Fred E. ................. . West Virginia Hoskinson, Jeff. C. . .............. . . .Ohio Jackson, Fred C. .. ......... .Indiana Jenkins, Chester M . ......... . W'est Virginia Kelsey, Ralph R .............. ..Ohio 69 G Leeper, Wm. J. . . . ........... Ohio McD-owell, Charles S. ., ................. ?Ohio Maxey, Clyde N. . . . ................. Kentucky Meyer, Leonard F .................. Ohio Miller, Clarence A. ....................... Ohio Morris, Harry D .................... West Virginia Noel, Charles W ....................... ,.Californi3 Pryor, Cornelius En ................... Ohio Rule, William F ......................... ..Ohio Shircliff, James H .................... West Virginia. Snowbergen Fred C .......................... Indiana Stuart, K. A ............... ..VVCSt Virginia Thompson, Arthur B ........................ .Ohio Van Stronder, Math. 0.. ....................... Ohio Van Vleck, Stanard B. . . . ..... . .West Virginia W'alford, Albert N . . ............. Canada Walters, Lewellyn B ..................... Ohio Workman, Lewis 3.. ...... ..West Virginia VVulfman, Armin E ........ ..Indizma

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F THE adage, iKThat nation is happiest that has the least historyf' should be made applicable to the present Junior Class, it would have to he considered the most unfortunate body of mortals in existence, for that class has certainly made history. As Freshmen they began making history early in October of 1906 by the way ThCY resented attacks of second-year men. When the Juniors wrote, ttFreshmen outside, on the wall Of the 51110king-room, the Freshmen promptly repaired thither, threw them out and wrote. hJuniors outside? on the same wait. On the twenty-third 0f the same month the Juniors formed themselves in battle array and broke into Taylor. Hall in the midst of a learned dissertation an atomic weights It was the general expectation that the new men would go through the windows, but they met the Juniors with a rush that surprised even themselves. The fighting was fierce and very. interesting to the Faculty, Junior girls and Senior Class, who looked on. When the smoke of battle cleared away. the Juniors were asking for quarter. Even today some of the members of the 08 Class aver that the battle was a draw, but any '09 man knows better. At any rate, the Juniors never took advantage of any of the many Opportunities offered to try their strength on the Freshmen after that memorable twentyrthird. The following day the class organized with Brumhctd, and valencies. 44440 Snowherger, Hess and Beagle being elected to the offices Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer, and Sergeahteat-Arms, respectively. With the hearty co-operai tion of .3111 the members, the Class of ,09 was welded into a hotly which has become famous in its two years Of existence hy the way it sticks together, It was as Freshmen that the class of WW instituted the custom of the adoption of a class emblem by having a bean- tiful, as well as appropriate, pin made, which every member wears proudly. Some members of iOS tried the policy of attendingr Fresh- men lecturesejust once. Tlley forhore from further in- structions after the t'naughty nines had given their uitima- tum, which was to the effect that their presence would not he toleratedethat forcible ejection would be the result of a second Visit, of President, Toward the end of the school year, arrangements were made with the Dean whereby the members of the i09 Class should donate $50 per man yearly thereafter, this money to he used to purchase an X-tay machine and 111uch-needed furniture for the inhrmary. The loyalty of the class to the college was shown in this matter, in that every man, no matter how hard pressed for funds, responded'cheerfulty t0 the demands of the occasi0u. Nobody beside the members of i09 and a few favored Faculty members have had the privilege of using the Xeray machine as they fear that members of the Class Of iIO have