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

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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 Cribbing-Old fashioned word, out of date since-.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

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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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t-wmr1gQe-er CAN YOU IMAGINE Pelletieri holding a young lady's hand, as a remedy for hysteria? Finkleburg, serious, or not bent on mischief of any kind? Collins and Sully without a bunch of admirers? Nielson tying the Bull outside? Benkendorf without Sub and Pass in the vicinity? Klein speechless, or without a cigarette? lVicSparin refusing to receive a shyly offered quarter? Herschel dressed in Honore's clothes? Anyone asleep in MacDiarmid's class? Kegel or Harris with their hair mussed? A rush of volunteers to make a differential for Mac ? Why they give alcohol externally and water internally? Provost with a complete hirsute adornment? johnson dancing the Highland Fling? Kruse with a wife 5 feet 2 inches tall weighing 200 pounds? Kelly owner of a pawn shop? The Jenner bunch calm and peacable for ten minutes? Beuhler laughing boisterously? Slaney talking in a low voice? Bossard cracking a smile? Kan arguing in a class meeting? l... B. Highsmith cutting classes? Graves being a bachelor? jackson voting the Republican ticket? Trowbridge rocking the cradle? Passarrello with a red face? Pickett reading volumes by the watch? Porter chasing chicken? Stefonski with a sober look? Boehm being a senior? Dailey being a weekly? Dillard loving another man's wife? Kunze without any hair? Little losing an hour? Omens saying, C-ive you 50 cents for it? Honore taking notes? Vertin taking the X's? Van Slyke throwing Herschel? 242