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

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.E I4 V, .. f.. ...L Q 'ii .1 . s ga Li N 1 yr Ewww Felix Joseph Lownick first saw daylight and all the beauties of nature on May 7, 1892, in Florence, Wisconsin. After being graduated from the Florence Public School, and attending one year at the Florence High School, he entered St. Francis College at Milwaukee, Wis., graduating from the class- ical course with the class of '1 1. Determined that medicine was his vo- cation, he entered Bennett in 191 1, where by his studious habits, pleasant and good fellowship, he won the praise and admira- tion of his class. Dr. Lownick was selected as speaker of our class during our Junior year and this year is a member of the Senior Editorial Staff. He is a member of the Phi Delta Frater- nity. Paul E. Marsh was born October 13, 1892, at Churchill, Tennessee. l-le attended the Public School of Churchill, later being a member of the graduating class '10 of the Churchill High School. To better prepare himself for the profound science of medicine, he spent the year '10-'11 at Carson and Newman Literary College, there being a member of P. 1... S. Dr. Marsh began the study of medicine at Knoxville, Tennessee, but soon recog- nized the advantages of coming to Chicago. Entered Bennett in fall of 191 1. l-le has gained many warm friends, who join in wishing him success. Dr. Marsh is a mem- ber of the Tennessee Obstetrical Society and of Chi Zeta Chi.

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Wwwwfr A. Ralph Konle, A. B., was born on June 20, l889, at Petoskey, Michigan. l-le received his early education at St. Francis Parochial School, and graduated from St. ,Ioseplfs College, Teutopolis, lllinois, with the class of 1907. Later he received the degree of Bachelor of Arts from Loyola University. Deciding to study medicine, Ralph chose Bennett as his Alma Mater and has been with us the entire four years. Dr. Konle is an excellent student, a member of the Knights of Columbus, Sen- ior editor of the Loyola magazine, member of the Medical Science Club of America and was secretary of the class of l9l5 during our sophomore year. Engelbert T. Kraus was born at Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, on May IZ, 1891. Graduated from S. P. l-l. S. in l909. At Sun Prairie he was a member of Basket Ball. Track teams: captain of Football teamg representative in inter-collegiate debating societies: treasurer of his class. One year pre-medical course at Ripon College. E.. T. commenced his medical training at Marquette University Medical Department, where he completed his course to his junior year. He entered the Department of Phar- macy at Marquette University and attended one year. On the Football team for four years: captain of the team in l9l3. He earned four official Ms. l-le came to Ben- nett a Senior and in him we find a true col- lege man, both in studies and class affairs. Dr. Kraus is a member of Alpha Omega Kappa, Theta Sigma, Phi Beta Pi and Phi Delta Fraternities. 71

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was Najeb Morad was born at Aiteneat, Syria, on April 21, 1891, receiving his pre- liminary education in the Syria School and graduating in 1909 from the Shweir Mont. Lebanon Mission High School. Coming to the United States in the spring of 1909 he entered Milwaukee University, which insti- tution conferred the B. S. degree upon him. He commenced his medical studies at Jen- ner Medical College, coming to Bennett a Senior. 1 After graduation Dr. Morad will return to Syria to practice medicine. Dr. Morad is a member of the Alpha Phi Mu Frater- nity. Arthur Francis McQuaid uttered his first yell, after a successful attempt at re- suscitation by the Laborde method, in Chi- cago on june 19, I890. Early education was obtained at St. James' Parochial School, later graduating from the St. James' l-ligh School with the class of 1908. Following this he entered the University of Chicago, attending that institution for a period of two years. Then the desire of new fields of con- quest seized him, resulting in a matriculation at Bennett with the Class of 1915 as one of its pioneer members. His work has been crowned with suc- cess. Mac is very popular among his friends and classmates, having actively par- taken in various class affairs and college banquets, and those acquainted with him predict a very successful future. 7