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

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Joseph Hehir was born on May l7, 1885 in ireland, but spent only one year in the land of the Shamrock, removing to Minne- sota in his early infancy where he received his early education. He was graduated from the State Normal School at Mankato in l902 and from the Mankato Business College in l9.04. But seeking his future in the field of med- icine, Dr. Hehir entered Bennett, being a pioneer member of the class of I9 l 5. This year he was appointed General Committee- man by President Donovan. judging from his past attainments, he will doubtlessly meet with great success. Alwin A. Holden was born on March 19, l89l, at Chicago, lllinois. He attended the Chicago Public School, McKinley and St. lgnatius High Schools, graduating in l909. This was followed by a year's course at St. lgnatius College. Deciding upon the practice of medicine, for his future, Alwin entered Bennett a pio- neer of the I9 l 5 class. Dr. Holden has made many friends in the class, all of whom feel confident of his ulti- mate success. icv inure-- t...--.- , 67

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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

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, . T't?f1f,' '. -Q-:six ' . 'if' wget Claud Gibson Hooten first saw that south- ern sky on October 7, l89 l, at McDonough, Georgia, and has lived there ever since. l-le graduated from the Rock Spring High School with the class of l907. l-le also at- tended the Presbyterian College of South Carolina for two years, but preferring the M. D. Degree to the D. D., Claud matriculated in the Atlanta Medical College, where he completed his first three years, coming to Bennett a Senior. Dr. Hooten is an active member of the Southern Club and the Phi Delta Fraternity. Clint Horn first opened the wide eyes of wonder in Grand Rapids, Michigan, upon the Zlst day of November, in the year of l880. Through studious application and much burning of midnight oil he gradu- ated from the Byron High School at the tender age of IS, thus proving Clint's unus- ual aptitude. Our hero longed for the knowledge of Pharmacy and Therapeutics so he entered the Pharmacy Department of Ferris insti- tute, graduating with the degree of Ph. G. He has been with the Bennett Class of 'I5 since its beginning, and has played second base on the Loyola University Baseball team during I9l3 season. Dr. Horn has proven both his ability as a scribe and sportsman, thus justifying our esteem and pride in him and needs no eu- logy: his excellent work and undeniable capability is too self-evident to require ex- ploitation. ISN