University of Missouri at Kansas City School of Dentistry - Bushwacker Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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F ' ' 54 'W:1:54l':7fra-hsssy-zrqsfxfvlgw 41 H ' SAS X4 ' +V- 'XJ- Oilfgphtgillnfngw' Q- IPJIG 4? QW H No man has completely fulfilled his obligations to himself and society who has not cast his mental vision farther than the bounds of any one vocation. A specialty is useful and necessary, but should be used as a tool and no man would use one tool to the exclusion of all others. A man should know the generalities of many things. The jack-of-all-trades when herises in dignity above the putterer, is worthy of great respect and is the best man of all to erect a useful and successful specialty. Such a man can successfully counteract the nar- rowing and belittling effect of too close application to a single branch of knowledge. 4 1 C. c. ALLEN.

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SAS ! 1 -Q o 5 5 Q, qgiihhvkb The Tie That Binds Strong are the ties of consanguinity, sweet and true are lovers' vowsg but the tie that binds the pupil to the master is a solemn and a sacred trust. As nature weaves within the rnother's form the warp and woof of flesh and tissue, The Coat of Skin, that is to hide some naked soul, longing for the garden of the senses, so' about the budding student's mind the teacher throws the mantle of his matured experience, nurtur- ing those seeds of character that make aspiring souls the fluoresence of our race, a blessing in their birth, a pride unto their people, an honor to their Alma Mater. r i DR. C. L. HUNGERFORD. - --if lux: p-1