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

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SONG HI More Work for Thee, Boys. -Facuh ty. Trusting Students, That is All - Waugh. Rescue the Flunkingf'-The Summer Course. ul Need Thee Every l-lour. iHecla. Draw Me Nearerf'-fNone of the fair sex claim this song. J Wrap Me in a Bundle. -Bessie. On the Shores of ltaly. -Eterno. Tip Top Tipperary Mary. -Sullivan. Winter Nights. -Boyer. When You Playecl in the Game of Lov ul Can't Stop Loving You Now, - Heiligstein, e. -Harris. Along Came Ruth. -Pruner. nl Want to Go Back. -Haney. You're Here and l'm Here, So What We Care? iCollins. You're a Little Bit Olcl Fashioned. - Hall. lt's a Long Way to Tipperary. - Omens. Do TS. ln My Dreams of You. -johnson. ul Wonder Where My Lovin' Man Has Cone, -Steffanski. At the Ball, That's All. -Mohr. All Aboard for Dixie Land. -Dillb ard. Anal the Little Old Saxon Ramblecl Right Along. -Kruse. Back, Back, Back to lncliana. -Cun- clrum. Where is My Wandering Boy To- night. -Hennessy. ls It Love at Last? -Hendrickson. Those Wonderful Eyes. -Showalter. Because l'm Married Now. -fQuar tetj George, Milliken, Pinclel and Trow- bridge. 'iceeg But This is a Lonesome Town. -Nielson. When You Wore a Tulip and l Wore a Big Red Rose. -Maurer. ln My Harem. -Finl-cellserg. Just for To-night, --Vertin. lf You Don't Love Me, Why Do You Hang Around? -King. That Olcl Girl of Nlinef'-Powers. 1 l 5, i - TTT i 4 'fl m+tL,r 2 i 7l ififf i l gl ' T T T ffil A ' we ii Mft' f .37 rs. u l f M54 .. ' f-A Q'-' 1 X ft: T I' g . . I l x XX tx Y t l., Mirza T T ' ' Q tr fi V Y .JI 1 if T z Nl T gli rl M55 :JT Nu, E T THE ORAL EXAM Nu

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Q. A. Q. A. Q. A. Q. A Qi A. Q. A conside Q. A. iw CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION. What is wind? Bau and Bronfelcl in a heated argument. What is a dispensary? A polite name for chicken coop. What is a student? Easy money for Chicago boarding houses. What is a chicken? A powder puff, a bone. a rag and a hank of hair. What is mal-nutrition? A Chicago boarding house steak. Define business manager of the year-book. A man who considers himself popular at rs himself a cl-mn fool before he is through What is misery? Shafer, lst tenorg Stapleton, 2nd tenor: Thompson, short stop. Q. A. Q. What is a counter-irritant. Neale, Bailey, Painter and lVlcGufI'ie trying What is impossible. A. To have Jackson attend to his own business. quietg for Black to say damn. Q. election but who with his job. White, lst base: to drown misery. To keep Sondel What are the qualifications of a class president? A. He must be tall: fat in body and thin in hairg wear glasses and. above all, must know parliamentary law. -V. 1. N. 239

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Www'-ear STUDENTS' DEFINITIONS. Anatomy-Rankin. Autopsy-Positively its last appearance. BluHing1Van Arsdall's long suit. College-The topic of a student's letters home. Cord-The tie that binds. Check-A scrap of paper the student is always talking about. Comedy-Feldman explaining delirium. Cribbing-Old fashioned word, out of date since-. Diploma-The end of our college days. Discord-Senior class. Dues-The monthly installment plan payment. Dust-Fine particles stirred up by landlady: brushed from books just before exams. Exam-Professors' comeback. Students' joy. Economy-The subject matter of father's letters. Faculty-The jury-we all hope for a not guilty verdict. Fame-What all try to lay claim to. Freshmen-The yearly epidemic in the fall. Grade-The shorthand code used to tell students what the professors think of their cerebral machinery. Gall-Some students' nerve. Harmony-The junior class. Important-Freshmen only: in their own estimations. lnsanity-What caused the student to study medicine. juniors-The live-wires of Bennett. Money-The most discussed requirement in our college course. Nucleus-The center of attraction. CFair sex., Plexus-Last year's junk. Pony-A vest pocket edition of the text fthey come highb. Profs-Our tutors who read the text. Room rent-The landlady's weekly legitimate holdup. Salve-Soft talk spread thick or thin. Smell-The savory sensation experienced on entering anatomical lab- oratory. Scapulae-Embryo wings. Stomach-The student's storehouse for Ricket's and Unique's goods. Story-Professor Norden has an appropriate one for all occasions: Timid-'Patients First day at the clinic. Walk-An economic method of getting home some time. Winners-Class of l9l6. 241