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

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SENICDRS i l VINEGAR Why be sweet when it's not your nature? Lincoln said in his address at Gettysf burg that four score and ten years ago our forefathers began their fight for freedom and civilization. Even so, five years ago two score and ten ambitious young men set forth on a journey that seemingly covered a greater time. There are forty who survived the conflict of intellectual powers. These forty men in leaving advocate the complete free' dom of the student to do anything they care to, without fear. In our stay we have tried to wake the dull, to stir the sluggish into action, and to correct the wrongs of the down- trodden, browbeaten, benighted mass of humanity called dental students. We predict that in days to come, courses will be fed to bovine expressioned stu' dents so they cannot think for themselves. Then there will be no need for constructrve thought on the part of the student, and the wise sage solves the problem by saying, 'iWe should be educated to a higher plane. Then it is hoped that some savior of this downtrodden class of humans will concoct a pill that will stir the blood of the student and once more the grand old times of class spirit will be injected into their soul. Then will there grow up among the profession the type of man you read about. would like to meet, but few of them are in dentistry. We admire much the man who presented his course in a clear, fresh style, brimful of manly vigor and who spoke as an authority. As we take a retrospective view of our five years together, one sad fact stands out above all others. We are going to get mighty homesick to see little Flossy, bless her heart. How she longed for power to smote us down when she called those rolls, yet she never erred. But it has been a mean battle. We are ready to go. After you have heard Bulloneyl' for six hours a day, six days a week, for live years we can be reconciled by the sympathetic solace of sweet nothing. As history records the passing of Rome, so will ours be a record among a brotherhood everlasting. So, fellows, if a dental stu' dent could be just what he would like to be, what would he be? ee bl. MARION BUTCHER. '1

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' 4 FRESHMEIXI CLASS CDFFICERS VLSTAGER1.-KN, L. INMAN. XV. R. KENDALL. VICf'PT6SlLiE71f Prexldent Sfcretavv and Treasurer l-IYGIEN STS CLASS OFFICERS G. AI. DIRTOND. A. E. ANDERSON, P. NIORAN, Vucc-Premdent Premdent Secretary and Treasurer E241

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RALPH H. BLLM. Detroit, Micli. American School of Osteopathy. Highland Park junior College: lata Tau Sigma. l'l.-XROLD S. BORN. Burrlcsrille. Olqlu. Basketball '28. '29, '30, 'gig Student Council '30, Inter-Fraternity Council, Kemper Military Academy: Washburn College, Xi Psi Phi. SOLOMON N, BOTWINIR, Ktinms City, M.i. HARRY R,-xi'L1ONn BRIOOEQ, Nenslw. Mtv. Secretarv-Treasurer Senior Class, ' Psi Omega. GEORGE H. ABNEY, Sedalia, Mo. President of Sophomore Classg Band '26, 'Z7Q Student Council, X1 Psi Phi. DONALD P. Ai-iRENs, Olglaliovnu Cnty, Olqlti. Central State Teachers, Edmond, Okla. Qs.-XLE F. ALLEN. Nloimdridge, Kan., Student Council '27, Class Secretary '23: Basketball SZ7, '23, '29, '30, 'gig Captain Editor of IQZO Bushwhackerz Xi Psi Phi. OVERT ROY BIBLE. Emporia, Kan. Kansas State Teachers College.