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

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Elijah George Harris was born in New York City, February I3, l868. At the age of fifteen he had the responsibility of sev- eral departments in his father's manufac- turing plant at Buffalo, N. Y., attending high school at the same time. ln 1909 he was appointed first assistant in the hospital corps in the Buffalo Division of the Naval Militia for three years. Dr. Harris is a man of kindly personal- ity and holds the respect of all who know him. He was sergeant-at-arms of the class during the Junior year, member of the Med- ical Science Club of America and Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity. Anthony H. Bennewitz was born on July l6, l888, at Lafayette, lncliana. l-le at- tended the Centennial public school, later the Lafayette High School, and was grad- uated from St. Ignatius High School with the class of l9l l. The profession of medicine, however, was too alluring for him to cease his stu- dent life, therefore he entered Bennett with the class of 1915. Benny was very active in athletics, having played on the baseball team, and has also been awarded the offi- cial L by the Varsity Football Squad. Class poet of class of l9l5. Of his future success, we are all certain, he has our best wishes. Dr. Bennewitz is a member of the Phi Delta Fraternity and the lndiana Club. 53 -5 Q -- - V: r mQm'.M:fsv-xekgggpfrwgggyx 1, .,, f ,.,,. .,.,., .Y ,lx I 3

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Fewer Robert Earle Jarrell was born February 19, 1888, at Dry Creek, W. Va. Here he received his early education and graduated from l-ligh School in 1905. l-le also at- tended Marshall College, Huntington, W. Va., in 1909. Graduated from Dunsmore Business College of Stainton, Va., in l9l0. l-le ehtered Maryland Medical College, Baltimore, in 1911, where he spent his Freshman year, after which he came to Chicago and entered the C. C. M. 6: S., but remained there only one year, and rec- ognizing the advantage of entering Bennett, he did so and was very active during the last two years. This year he was elected class prophet of the class of 1915. Dr. Jarrell is a mem- ber of the Phi Chi Fraternity and A. F. Sz A. M., Beckley, No. 96, W. Va. Clarence Sylvester Bucher was born on November 26, 1881, at Whitehouse, Ohio. After graduating from the Whitehouse High School, Dr. Bucher became interested in medicine, entered the Grand Rapids Veterinary College and graduated in l906, with the degree of D. V. S., after which he attended the McKillip Veterinary College, graduating in 1908 with the degree of M. D. V. After several years of successful veter- inary practice, Dr. Bucher decided to leave the field and give his attention to human ailments and matriculated at Bennett with the class of 1915, becoming a valuable and esteemed addition. He holds the position of second sergeant- at-arms in our class organization. l-le has our best wishes for great success.

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WM Gabriel Amoros, Sc. D., was born in Porto Rico, on July 29, l887. He re- ceived his early education at San juan public school, and was graduated from the St. lsidro Academy with the I905 class, later removing to Yauco, Porto Rico, his home address, where he taught English and mathematics in the public schools for five years. It seemed that medicine, however, was his calling, which accounts for his coming to the United States and entering Valpa- raiso University, spending his Freshman year at that institution, coming to Bennett a Sophomore, and making good at every point. During the Fall of l9l4, Dr. Amo- ros was honored with the degree of Dr. of Science, by Washington University. May success follow, you deserve it fairly. Ferris Lyle Arnold, Ph. G., Ph. C., was the man of the hour in East Gileod, Mich- igan, on March l4, IS93. l-le received his early education at the Marquette gram- mar, McKinley High School, and Val- paraiso University, graduating with the '08 class. Ferris then became interested in phar- macy and chemistry, and we find him a student at Valparaiso University School of Pharmacy, graduating in l9l0. This was followed by a year's experience as Super- intendent's Chemist, at the Great Western Sugar Company, Billings, Montana. But seeking his future in the practice of medicine, Dr. Arnold commenced his course at the Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery, remaining there only one year, coming to us a Sophomore. Among his fellow classmates he is one of the most popular men. Dr. Arnold is an active member of the Phi Delta Fraternity. 54