University of Maryland Baltimore Dental School - Mirror Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL TtDenl

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JjUJMiUiU,-U.iJJia-MiiMJJ:UimVjU.ViUAAUMjVW (IFareftiell him iKater Half in gladness we leave thee dear B. C. D. S. And half with a pain we depart. Where Alma Plater with knowledge expending !Made music on lip and in heart ; For we know that our school days are over. There comes a call from the world so vast And our staying together as in school days Like dreams in sleep, is past. We are animated by thoughts of trials That we must face afar in the world, Our thoughts are no longer of quitting Our banners of duty, are unfurled. We pass from thee Alma Plater To a station in life that is new. We bid you dear friends and teachers A long adieu. May we enter the world as a worker Like one that has played well the game, Whh thoughts to make life easier for others And bring honor to B. C. D. S. ' s name. We will work boldly and fearless And look the world square in the face, ' ith our hand to the task never relinquishing And battle to win in life ' s race. E.W. F., ' 21. Nineteen

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' 9II|e tubait domtctl mm Dr. W. G. Foster, Dean Thomas G. Dunn, ' 19 N. Edgar Page, ' 19 William A. Mills, 19 Harold E. Kerwin, ' 19 Marcus Brucker, ' 21 Ethelbert Lovett, ' 22 ) HE Council passes upon all regulations affecting the Student Body and con- S fers all grievances to the Faculty, there to be acted upon. It is one of the progressive steps taken at B. C. D. S. to bring the Student Body and the Faculty closer together, to regulate College customs and control the things vital to the students welfare. This new phase in the history of the College has been found to be very in- valuable, thereby making it a permanent organization. The Council is composed of the Dean, Dr. Foster; four members of the Senior Class, two selected by him, and two elected by the Class ; one man of the Sophomore Class and one from the Freshman Class, both selected by the Dean. Tia enlM-one