Bennett Medical College - Em Dee Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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www'-awp FRESHMAN Rom CALL Alberts, A.-On the roll call fsometimesl. Barth, W. J.-Little Alice from wonderland. Beck, C.-The big man from Finland. A good student. Becker, P. B.-He is lost without his lampshade. Billows, S.-Our quiet friend from the village. A bug on chemistry. Bolstead, S.-Wonder what happened to the scenery on his upper lip? Breese, S. J.-200 pounds of protection for the class. Byrne, R. J.--The lad from Nlissourig the show me kid. Bragginlon, F.-The father of the class. Copia, H.-fVice presidentl Always there with the blue-berry pie. Croutch, B. F.-fpresidentl Still water runs deep. Diaz, P.-Quiet, but a good fellow. Dry, F. M.-Csecretaryl The little fellow with the big dome. Felclott, H.1The boy wonder from Batavia. ' Fisher, B. G.-One of the fair sex: always interesting fto the boysj. Flanan, D. J.-fliditorl From newspaper boy and sailor to medicine fsome jumpj. Fricot, D.-Never was a Marguerite so fair. G0ldHeld, B.-Would rather be a dead Jew than a live lrisher. Halpin, F. J.-fl-listorianj Eats chemistry for each meal. Harkes, J.-One of the fair sexg quiet, but always on the job. Hastings, D. J.-One of the ladies. The boys all like her. Hutchinson, J. P.-flnreasurerl Sits next to Remke in order to gain a Little knowledge, Jarzembski, C.-Always the latest in the hair dressing line. Kalrelage, E.. B.-Always anxious to give Miss Quigley a helping hand. Kirchof, J.-Seldom heard from, but a good student. 151

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Kapperasch, Wm.-The ladies' general information bureau. La Duron, J. F.-A new arrival, but looks very promising. Lattman, 0. H.-Croton oil and compound Jalap powder kid. Leon, H. C.-They say uhe is some anatomistn Cperhaps? MacKowiak, F.1The blushing boy from jonesville. Malouf, S.-The terror of the dogs. l-le learned his anatomy from them. McDonell, D.-lVlother's pride and joy. lVlcLoughlin, M. E.-The young Tiger from Jersey. Mena, C.-just a visitor. Morrison, R.-Always there to absorb the knowledge. Morgan, F.-The Texas Tommy of the class. Ask Diaz. Moran, W.-A product of Connecticut. Cuigley, E. F.-Another of the fair sex, and always nice to the boys. Rankin, M.-Our hero from Toronto. They say he lost his curls there. Remke, B. C.-fSergeant-at-Armsj The boy with the big bass voice. They need him in the big quartet. Smith, J. F.-Oh, how sad the artists feel when he comes around. Smith, G. M.-The terror of the horses: kills them on sight. Sanderson, O. M.-Always there with a helping hand. A good fellow. Ruzic, J. F.-To be or not to be? the big question. Tierney, J. F.-Always willing to help the ladies. Tray, J. E.-The boy with the professional map. Watry, O. J.-A nut on Roberts rules of order. Wachlin, E.-Our Xray specialist. Whammond, R.- I should worry is his motto. We agree with him fsometimesl. 4 152