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

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X X , X We have en e vored to present a panorama of student life, ugrg as a medium a sham X-ray projector. It is our earnest desire tha his hook shall review for you, the trials and triump s, We have shared this past year, which now heco e our common treasure. T Staff. it X ADMINISTRATION fACTlVlTl2S cLAssfs 'FP.ATinNlTlzs ' FSATUBU

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2 ff Bly Friends - Students ol the Kansas City- Xvestern Dental Colege: . Fame is a reward 1 earned hy hard worlc and i hy intelligent direction of one's efforts. A person may have natural alyil- ity, he may have lqeen horn with a talent, he may have an unusual memory, hut if he has not. character, initiative, desire and a level head he will not lilcely enter the hall of fame. The plodder often goes further than the gifted person loecause he realizes his natural defi- ciencies and decides to overcome the handicaps loy hard Worlc. Eventu- ,, V K gg V , s ally you find him in the g y y V 'favijse front ranlcs. Much talent ,,. ...U , , - I , f ..,. ,A,z,,...,, . is lost because of the DEAN R. J. RINEHART laclc of a little courage. Many talented persons are lazy. They would rather loaslc in the sunshine and dream of success without effort or conjure resentment toward the successful. They are the ones who spread seeds of discontentment and hecome a part of the radical element. ' Things in this World would he much easier if we put forth a consistent effort trying to improve the quality of our taslcs instead of seelcing short cuts and offering excuses. ltys interesting to observe the beginning students, how they start with good intentions and genuine effort, using every talent they possess and all the time allotted. After a few weelcs the class divides. into groups, not organized divisions, lout just natural groups of Worlters, the talented, the plodders, and those who alibi. Fortunately time is a great corrective agent and many in the aliloi group wget religion. Before the junior year is over, that which is ahsorhed hegins to emerge, the faculty become hopeful and the workers in the ciass assume a natural brotherly attitude for the belated student lay lending a helping hand. Qur gifted and hard- working students always do a good joln of helping the student who is having a Page 8