Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine - Caduceus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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NVILLI.-xiii BRACKEN, M. D. Degree from Northwestern Uni- versity, 1902. Ex-instructor of Nose and Throat. Northwestern University. Instructor of Lar- yngology, Otology and Rhinol- ogy, Medical Department Loyola University. Member Phi Delta Fraternity. 'I'HoMAs DowNEs LAFTRY, M. 0. Born Belleville, Ont. M. D., College of Physicians and Sur- geons, Medical Department Uni- versity of Illinois. Member of the Chicago Medical Society, Illi- nois State Medical and American Medical Association. Ex-Pro- lessor of Surgery, Illinois Medi- cal College. Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Loyola University School of Medicine. Attending Surgeon, Jefferson Park Hospital and Garlield Park Hospital. Clinical Professor of Surgery. Member of Phi Delta Fraternity. 29

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XY. l. Sl'I.I,lVAN, A. B., .-X. M.. M. D., received his college edu- cation at St. Mary's College, Kansas. Dr. Sullivan is a grad- uate of Northwestern University School of Medicine. Served an interneship of eighteen months in Mercy llospital, was assistant to Dr. Morgan in surgery. He is at present Demonstrator in Anatomy, Loyola School of Medicine: is a member of the Chicago Medical Society. J. A. SULDANIZ, M. D. Pri- mary education public schools. Entered St. Ignatius' College 1901, and graduated from the High School Department 1906. Degree of Medicine from St. Louis University Medical School 1910. Special clinical course in Pediatrics. University of lllnois during the summer term 1909. lnterne St. Bern- ard's Hospital 1910 to 1911. lXlember of the Attending Staff of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago 1913 and 1914. Clinical dispensary work in Pediatrics for the Health Department of Chicago 1914 and 1915. House physician Mary Crane Nursery. lnstructor in Pediatrics Loyola School of Medicine. Member of the Chicago Medical Society and American Medical Associaton.

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XVILLIAM .IOHN POLLOCK, B. S., M. D., was born at Hebron, VVisconsin, in 1871. Graduate of VVhitewater, Vlfis., State Nor- mal School for teaching: taught in the public schools of VViscon- sin live years. Entered Bennett Medical College in Sept., 1897, and was graduated with the first four-year class in May, 1901. Interne in the St. Girard's Hos- pital, 1901. Assistant in Physi- ology and Therapeutics, Profes- sor of Medicine since 1906: Secretary of Board of Trustees since 1906-191-l. Member of the attending staff of jefferson Park llospital, member of the Chicago Medical Society, the Illinois State Medical Society, .Xmerican Medical .Xssociation and Phi Delta Fraternity. In 1913 he re- ceived the degree of Bachelor of Science from I.oyola University. THOMAS H. IQELLY, M. D. Earlier collegiate education ob- tained at University of Wiscon- sin, medical education obtained at Rush Medical College. Chi- cago. Interne in Bellevue and .-Xllied Hospitals, N. Y., Lying-in Hospital, UI. Hood VVright Me- morial and VVillard Parker Hos- pitals of New York City. For- merly Professor of Surgery, Illinois, and Reliance Medical Colleges, Chicago, now Professor of Clinical Surgery Loyola Uni- versity School of Medicine. At- tending Surgeon to VVashingt0n Park Hospital. Consulting Sur- geon to Cook County Hospitals. Member of Chicago Medical, Chicago Surgical, Illinois State Medical Society, .Xmerican Med- ical Association. Tri-State Med- ical Societies. Member of Phi Delta Fraternity.