Chicago School of Medicine and Surgery - Medicos Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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.,.,. ,,,,,..A....A.,.-Aff...-......... ana-.. ,.. ....M ... .... Y - .. ..-..... .. .....,..A Y V ALUMNI be Zllumni Here,s to the graduateswho in by gone days WVere situated as now are Weg lfVho have Worked, striven in various Ways 'lo achieve success and prosperity. 'Ihough oftirnes Weary, Worn and sad, . They manfully struggle ong To accomplish good and make others glad, - Week in, Week out, the Whole day long. True-to his teaching each onward Went, O'er hills and dales and plaing To some poor soul needed comfort sent, And Won trust and honor and fame. They all have accomplished deserving praise' They have shown us just what to do, lf We Will but heed their helpful ways, We shall deserve honor too. n So here's to the Alumni may it always be, Progressive in all its Waysg Glory and distinction may it ever see, In the future's Golden Days. W. R. C. Pagf 47