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

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Wt'-Ewa-T Joseph A. Fleischman was born April 7, 1892, in Muskegon, Michigan. l-le attend- ed St. ,Ioseph's Parochial School and the Muskegon High School for three and one- half years. l'le graduated from the Ursa- line Academy in l908. Later he took a course at the Muskegon Commercial Col- lege. Thus equipped, he knocked on the portals of Bennett Medical College and was admitted. joe found to his surprise that the study of medicine is so easy he cannot dispose of all his spare time, One of our popular boys and a good student. We wish -Ioe the best of success. Hubert Thomas Garrison first took upon himself the troublesome duties of respira- tion at Keenes, lllinois, on October l5, l888. ln compliance with the duties of early education Herbie met with new zones of distraction, which he very ably mastered and was graduated with merit from the Fairfield l-ligh School in l908. Not satisfied with this educational qual- ification, we find him later located in St. Louis, Mo., at the American Medical Col- lege for one year, coming to Bennett in I9I2. Since joining the class Dr. Garrison has annexed the good will and friendship of numerous friends, all of whom have prof- ited by their acquaintance with him. Dr. Garrison is a member of the Phi Delta Fraternity. 65

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Wwwfafr Mary Hughes Elliott, Sc. B., gladdened the hearts of her parents at Woodville, Ky., on April 23, 1880. She attended the Sims McCracken Public School and graduated from the Grahamsville Academy in l898. l-ler early medical training was taken at Barnes Medical College and the American Medical College, St. Louis, Mo., coming to us a Senior. She has won the good will of us all. Dr. Elliott received the Sc. B. degree last Fall from the National University of Arts and Sciences. Dr. Eliott has our best wishes for success. Raymond Leonard Feser was born at Lyons, Wisconsin, on October 28, l892. l-le attended the public school of this place, later was graduated from the Burlington High School, class I9 l 0. He also spent one year in the College of Liberal Arts of North- western University, coming to Bennett for his medical training. Dr. Feser proved an excellent student, winning the respect of the entire class. l-le deserves much credit for his accomplish- ments and will doubtless reap a harvest in proportion to each effort spent. 1 4

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'ZH i N, ii ix 1 Ai i P. li at r fa :, , ' 1 fl I 1 li I4 ii . 4 .2 V+ ig tl ii X . .J x I e . Elmer Alfred Gunderson first saw day- light at Manistee, Michigan on june 4, lS92. l-le attended the public school at this place and was graduated from the Manistee l-ligh School with the class of l9I lg but having medicine as his goal, he came to Chicago and selected Bennett for his Alma Mater. Being possessed of the earnestness of pur- pose and persistance of intention that really counts, Dr. Gunderson will, no doubt, achieve the success that his friends predict for him. Dale E. Haworth was born at Bunker Hill, lndiana, on February l7, l894. Later he moved to Claypool, Indiana, where he attended the public school and graduated from the Claypool l-ligh School in l9l l. Deciding to follow in the wake of his father, Dale entered Bennett Medical Col- lege in the Fall of I9I l and has been with us ever since. He has the distinction of being the youngest member of the class, as well as a very good student. Dr. Haworth is a member of the Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity. HH