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3fn iflemoriam John W. Bowman A classmate, a friend—a kind, gentle, indulgent companion. A man of extraordinary potentialities, and hence an uncommon loss to those who knew him. Anoble (lame of life, destined to burn, not long, but brightly. Walter Chesterfield coles To Walter Chesterfield Coles we dedicate this page. Fellow student, friend, and “brother” to some of us. A man worthy of the world’s esteem, delineated from his fellows by a depth of character unique in even this, a chosen group. A man of lofty ideals—brought to naught by the hand of death. Hains Institute II. S. 1920. Born—Aiken. S. C., June 23, 1902. Lincoln U., A. B.f 1924. Died—June 30, 1928.
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To Mum a P. Adams, M.D. Nlma P. Adams, M. D. Dr. Numa P. G. Adams was born in Delaplane, Fauquier County, Va. He spent his early childhood there. Up to the age of thirteen he attended the rural schools in the vicinity. At this time the family decided to move North and selected Steelton, Pennsylvania as the locus in which to settle. He attended public school in Steelton and graduated from the high school there in 1905. The choice of a college finally ended in Howard University being selected. At that time Howard did not realize that the quiet young man entering as a freshman was destined to become one of her most illustrious sons. Four years passed and in 1909, this same freshman was graduated with an A. B. degree and the highest honors of the college—a Magna Cum Laude. From 1909 to 1911, Dr. Adams was full time assistant in the chemistry department at Howard University. Meanwhile he had obtained his Master of Arts degree from Columbia University. In 1913 he took his place as professor in the department of Chemistry of Howard University and successfully taught there until 1919. He then decided to study medicine and went to Chicago, 111., where he entered the medical school of the University of Chicago. He graduated from that institution in 1923, ranking high among the leaders of his class. He is a member of Alpha Omega Alpha honorary medical fraternity, a national organization whose members are endorsed on a basis of Scholarship. He is also a member of Kappa Pi Honorary Medical Society of Howard University. He is also a specialist in Cardiology. He was appointed Dean of the School of Medicine and of the College of Medicine of Howard University, July 1, 1929. Whereas being a graduate of Howard University, a loyal son of the same and a foremost product of the training fostered by her institutions, we, the class of '30, dedicate this medical section to him.
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