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The University Hospital The University Hospital, which was founded by the late Dr. William Pepper in l874, now covers two city blocks, bounded by 34th, 36th and Spruce Streets and Hamilton VValk QPine Streetj. It includes 16 wards, having a capacity of 450 beds. There are also 6 amphitheatres for clinical teach- ing, and surgical and medical dispensaries for general and special diseases. In the group of buildings forming the Uni- versity Hospital, there is-one central building devoted to gen- eral hospital work, the Gibson Wing for chronic diseases, the D. Hayes Agnew Memorial Pavilion, which contains 4 wards and 3 amphitheatres, and which is used principally for clinical instruction, the William Pepper Laboratory of Clinical Nledi- cinegthe Clinical Building, and- the Surgical Building. The two latter have recently been completed, and conform in gen- eral stylelof architecture to the University buildings. When the present plan for the entire Hospital is completed all the buildings will conform in style of architecture to these two, and will be brought out to the street line. To the rear of the Agnew Pavilion. has been added a wing for the X-ray Depart- ment, which forms an important part of the Hospital group, and which will soon be moved into the new Surgical Building. Spacious sun parlors have also been added to the rear of all of the principal hospital buildings. Among other buildings in the Hospital yard are the Isolation Building, the Maternity' Hospital, the Mo1'tuary and Chapel, the Laundry, and the Dormitories for Nurses. The medical staff of the University Hospital consists of l5O physicians and 170 nurses. ln the basements of the various buildings are surgical and medical dispensaries, a drug store, dispensaries for special diseases, and a series of halls devoted to baths of every description. s -- -V WHY .,.. .c:4,,, ,Aww Y wr
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Class Cfficers ' Presideni LUCRETIA MOTT GUSS Secretary I Treasurer EMILY IRENE 'CROFTS CATHARINE MARIE SCHRAGEN Vice President MARY EDNA STAMBAUGH Chairrnan Commencement Committee FRANCES ELIZABETH CRAMER 4
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