Drexel University College of Medicine - Medic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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AFRICA, EDXVIN BARBER, FRANK. BEERY, WKVILLIAM H. BENJAMIN, MARION W. BLACK, M. STANLEY. BOEHRINGER, WILLIAM G. BROOKE, JOSEPH A. BUCKLEY, JAMES B. CORSON, ALLEN. DOUDS, EDWARD H. DRIEBELBIS, S. LEON. ERDMAN, THOMAS F. FROSCH, FRANK J. FRY, H. LESLIE. FUHRMANN, BARCLAY S. GASTON, JOHN G. GERBERICH, GUY A. GOULD, CLARENCE B. GREENXVOOD, JOHN W. GUILD, B. THURRER. PIANLUN, ALEERT F. HI+Il Ii, GEORGE W. Hf7I FINI.-KN. RUMAINE C. HILJPIQINS, MIIII+1S. JONES JR., FREDERICK. KING, H. CLIFTON. La?-as N ull. KOONS, FREDERICK W. LEONARD, CHARLES F. LONG, 11.-XYMOND G. MORTON, DLTDIIEX' J. NIOYER, ISAIAH L. NAGLE, FRANK O. O,DONOGHUE, EDWARD J PERKINS, ROSCOE L. PETERS, WVILLIAM E. PHELPS, CHARLES E. PRESTON, WVARREN W. RIEGER, CHARLES L. W. ROBINSON, XVALTER P. RYAN, XVILLIAM J. SCHNEIDER, JOHN F. SHANNON, HLTCQH M. SHEPARD, XVARREN B. SMITH, CHANDLER W. SPERLING, FREDERICK J. STETSON, ALEXANDER G SYLYIS, XVILLIAM M. XVASHBURN, CHESTER A XVEBSTER, ROME M. XVESTNICY, PIONVARD J. 1 WHITE JR. BENJAMIN F WVURTZ, JOHN G.

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Qlflawza NV M Spring is here, with vigor and life, To remind us of battles won and more to fight, To recall to our memories days of the past, And nature is full of this spring time life, Since adeiu has been bid by the cold winter's bite. Yes, young manhood, the springtime of three score and ten, Is glad that the springtime has come again. 'Twas in spring, that prep school closed its doors On grads, preparing to be doctors, And although these lads craved professional knowledge, They were in doubt just Where to go to college. But one fine day, in the middle of September, The college announcements Qhow well I rememberj Were sent to these lads, that they might know Of the right kind of college, and just where to go. The result was amazing, for just thirty four Of the finest young men, who had ever before Responded to the call from Dr. Charles Mohr, Came to find and enter old Hahnemann's door. Now here begins a story true i Of a class of men, and good ones too, Who year by year, with steadfast hearts, Have tried to master this medical art. H2111 SYLVIS. Five dollars each paid, that his name might be put On the freshman page of the record book. And from that time on, and ever again, Were proud to be known as Hahnemann men. And prouder too, that we may be numbered, Among the members of the class of Ninteen Hundred And Seven, which stands like Gibraltar, As strength and support to our Alma Mater. The fees all paid and matriculation over, A meeting was held, early in October, At which the class its officers elected, And in other ways, its organization perfected. A set of by-laws, in detail complete, Were made by a committee, that we might meet Every condition, which might come to pass And in any way affect our newly made class. Now that freshman year from start to finish, In spirit and fellowship, did not diminish. For as the days passed by in ardent study, Bringing sunshine at times, and often worry, The men in closer contact were brought, And to help each other, every opportunity sought. And so, through all four years, with a constant surety, Has been formed one grand and strong fraternity.