(iur ifbatrrs % ' i? 4? |T the beginning of the session in the month of October, 1908, a meeting of the three classes was called by First Vice-President Lawlor for the purpose of choosing officers for the session. Be- fore proceeding to elect, Mr. Lawlor explained the object and aims of the society to the new class, and nominations were made which resulted in the election of the following officers: H. L. Des- marais, ' 09, President; E. J. iVlcQuillan, ' 10, 1st Vice-President; James E. Doyle, ' 11, 2nd Vice-President; 0. J. Dennehey, ' 09, Secretary; Charles V. McCormack, ' 09, Treasurer. Meetings were held every two weeks and debates of a lively and most interesting character to students of dentistry were heaixl. After listening to several of the debates we feel justified in stating that the gi-aduating class of ' 09 are taking out into the profession several men who will add lustre to the B. C. D. S. in any State dental association they are called upon to address. We are pleased to note also that the faculty took a deep interest in the society and honored us with their presence on several occasions. At one of the meetings a letter from our worthy dean was read, proposing to create a fund for suitable prizes to be given the best debaters, and we trust that this will be a reality in 1910. ' At the meeting on January 21, 1909, Dr. Chase, of Florida, was our honored guest, and at the close held the attention of the students with a short address on preparing cavities to receive gold inlays. We were successful also this year in having a suitable diploma for the society drawn up, and trust it will be an incentive to every student (present and new) to take an active part in the society while at college. The close of the session leaves the society on a firmer footing than ever, and it is pleasing, both to its organizer. Dr. W. G. Foster, and the officers, to note the fact that all the students are taking an active interest in it. As a member of the class of 1910 I am looking forward to still greater success for the next season. E. J. M.
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Jarputrll 1. (H. i. . ' 06- ' 07 Who were we? Wno were ■we; rresnmen, rresn as rresn can be. Simple, cnilalike, meelc ana | reen. Never vere sucn Freshmen seen. ' 07- ' 08 Who -were we? Who were we? Juniors, ny as ny can be. rluggea the girls ana kissed them, too, 1 aught the Fresh just what to ao. ' 08- ' 09 Who are we? Who are •we? beniors, -wise as wise can be. Dentists, now we rather guess. Fare thee well B. C. D. S.
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