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

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llllllllllllllllllltl SEIXIICDI2 CLASS CDFFICERS fl L. MCCOMB F. P. BLAIR T. HAUETTER President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer TCD THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1934 The long anticipa.ted time has arrived when we Seniors are to leave our school which has been the scene of all our many trials and triumphs for the last Hve years. - S Many times we have wished we were through dental college and had a practice established. Now that the time has actually arrived, we pause, and in looking back over the last five years we lose our impatience in the pleasant memory of friendships, in the joy of our loyal efforts to keep Kansas City- Western Dental College a foremost institution. It is hard for us to leave. We remember our first plunge into dental college life, and the awe with which we regarded the omnipotent senior. We smile sadly as we think of our passionate longing to become seniors. Now that we have attained that state of bliss, we find its joy followed by a stronger desire to get out into the world, to touch shoulders with society,tto feel the strength that comes with self-reliance and self-confidence. Although we lay down our dental college work, we are confident in the knowledge that the Class of '34 will pick it up and carry on with the same seriousness of purpose which has characterized our efforts. There is a great deal to accomplish, Juniors, and scarcely sufficient time to do it. .There are numbered among -you .future exodontists, prosthetists, oral surgeons, etc.+men whose names will be outstanding in the field of dentistry. Create higher standards in scholarship, set new records in inlirmary work, take the lead in all the school activities, keep before you the records made by former classes, and cling steadfastly to your own code of conduct, so that in June, 1934, you can say to yourselves, Something attempted, something done. JAMES VICTOR BENTON ' lllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllI l29l Illllllllll I

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N SENIORS RAYMOND V. ALQUIST Clay Center, Kan. Ottawa University Pres. Glee Club '32-'33 Quartette Asst. Director Glee Club Student Council '31-'32 Xi Psi Phi J. KENNETH ATWOOD LaCrosse, Kan. Kan. State College Basketball '29-'30 Student Council '30-'31 Sec.-Treas. Soph. Class Sec.-Treas. Jr. Class Xi Psi Phi ROBERT B. BARCLAY Woodville, Texas Texas University B. A. Texas Dental College Psi Omega JANIES VICTOR BENTON Eldorado, Kan. Eldorado Jr. College Asst. Editor Bushwacker '30-'31 Editor Bushwacker '31-'32 Xi Psi Phi FRANK BLAIR Heavener', Okla. Vice-Pres. Senior Class Glee Club Basketball '30-'31 .AL.Us.U-.ILJWJIIALJI M 0 DAVID CHAS. ANDERSON Concordia, Kan. K. C. Junior.College ' Vice-Pres. Glee Club '32-'33 Delta Sigma Delta LEONIDAS P. BACK Tulsa, Okla. K. C. Junior College President Freshman Class IVIORTIIVIER BARTH Brooklyn, N. Y. K. C. Junior College Alpha Omega LEROY BEVERIDGE Kansas City, Mo. JACK BUCHIVIAN Danbury, Conn. Temple University Upsola QConn.D Junior College Alpha Omega IlllllllllllfllllllllllllflllI l30l