Northwestern University Dental School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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. 7,7 I l l FREJHMAN CLAJJ' ROLL l . Jession 1900:1901 I. ' ' l 0 0 0 ' Q ' ' . . . L x -. za-F' like gl' li-ri? M iw! 'flea O' 0 'Q g o 'Q 0 XOX ,fl xo ZQQDQGLOV' gl Addison, Earl Stanley, Watertown, S. Dak. Crane, Edwin A., Chicago. Aren, Mrs. Pauline, Chicago, Ill. Bacon, Lee Ashley, A 2 A,iGalesburg, Ill. , Baker, Charles Reeder, A E A, Riverdale, Ill. Baker, john Ellsworth, Edmund, Wis. . A Bane, Raymond Waldo, EI KI' 115, Lacon, Ill. Barber, Edward Sutherland, Tyndall, S. Dak Beaumont, Gulie Alexander, Coleman, Tex. Belknap, Henry VVales, Chicago. Bergbom, George Nathaniel, Chicago. Blackmore, Earl james, Dowagiac, Mich. Blaisdell, Edward Ward, Albert Lea, Minn. Blake, William E., Wills, ore. Borjesson, Clarence Edward, Minneapolis, Minn. ' Bradley, Howard Alansen, A ZA, Morrison, Ill Bronson, Almon Edson, Waterloo, Iowa. Brunner, Albert Henry, Marble Rock, Iowa. Burbank, Glen C., CII A 9, E AI' CD, Santa Anna Cal. . Calvert, Alvah Wort, Huntington, Ind. Cannon, Mrs. Mae, Huron, S. Dak. Carlene, Mrs. Helfrid, Gothenbourg, Sweden Carlile, Walter W., Morgan, Minn. Chandler, E. T., La Grange, Ill. Christie, Herbert Franklin, Winnipeg, Man. Church, Truman Tracy, Watertown, S. Dak. Churchill, Lester Frank, Peoria, Ill. Clare, Patrick Henry, Chicago.. g Courtice, Andrew john, Clinton, .- 'rio, Can. Craig,VVilliam Pollock, ll' SZ, W. Alexanol Pa Dauterive, Albert joseph, Loreauville, La. Dewey, Herbert Chester, A E A, La Grange, Il l 1 I Dodge, Morton Stanley, Mauston, Wis. l Dodge, Wilbert jacob, Round Lake, Minn. Doerbecker, john, Waukegan, Ill. Edgar, William, KPSZ, Chicago. Ekstrom, Ernest Sune, Chicago. Fisher, Ambrose Terry, Holland, Mich. Forrest, Miss Elvira, Marion, Ind. Fox, George, Wheaton, Ill. Gahlman, Edward Frank, NI' SZ,Watertown,W Gibson, Charles Albert, Morne, Iowa, Gottlieb, David Hart, Albany, Ore. Greeley, Harold Wilcox, Waterman, Ill. Grinde, Seward Clarence, DeForest, XVis. Grove, George Carlton, Chicago. - Harder, Louis Frank, New Holstein, Wfis. ' Hart, Charles Simpson, Evanston, Ill. Hegge, Edward Nelson, Pigeon Falls, IVis. Heller, Matthew, Chanute, Kan. Heymar, Alfred, Kalisz, Russian Poland. Hilbert, john Carlton, Reedsburg, VVis. Hopper, Charles, jacksonville, Illv Huber, Charles Robert, Logan, Iowa. Huff, Robert E., Fernville, Mich. Hughes, john Michael, New Richmond, XVis. Humphreys, George, Los Angeles, Cal. Ilseng, Andrew, is. l l Ingersoll, 'irancis Byron, A A, Hammond Ind ' l 1 i - l 134 l l l l 4,

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He the-n sto-pped a moment for applause, but seemingly his most sanguine admirers had turned lobsters and deserted him. Wfith face and hair almost blending in color he took his seat and the rebellion was over. Soon after it was deemed expedient by Temporary President Gottlieb to further perfect organization, and, once more the curious freshmen were asked to remain. ' - After preliminaries, it was suggested that the capability with which the temporary president had conducted the class warranted his fitness for perma.nently filling that position, but the modest lad soon convinced the class that he was no office seeker, and they would have to look further for a president. Again a young Demosthenes sprang forth, and in a lengthy cut and dried speech of well-chosen words, eulo-gized his candidate until one might think he was a visitor from Mount Olympus. a It was all that was necessary, however, for upon taking his seat cheers evidenced the fact thatihis candidate was a winner. Mr. Qlso-n was unanimously elected as president of the class of 'o3. , Candidates for the office of secretary were now put before the class, and a.fter several candidates had been proposed, the Mullen brothers, alias Cherry sisters, came to the front as champions of the female flock of the class, and had no trouble in landing Mrs. Aarons, their candidate Qafter all others had declined in her favorj. Mr. Blaisdell was chosen without opposition, as vice-president, and, although he has never had occasion as yet to show his ability, we have no doubt that he would do justice to both himself and the office. Mr. Burbank was chosen as treasurer and has made a.n excellent cashier thus far, although under no bonds. , After holidays a constitution and by-laws were adopted. Com- mittees Were ap-pointed to look into the various matters of the class and reports indicate the progress of the class. ' Cn the who-le, the class has made great progress under the adequate management of President Olson, and we feel safe in predict- ing that it will be as bright and promising a class as ever reflected glory upon the already illustrious name of the N. U. D. S. 133

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jackson, George Raymond, Kankakee, Ill. janes, Charles Alonzo, Spokane, Wash. jenkins Kerfoot, Kessler, Kocher, Laffitte Lampe, 1 Elbert Clyde, E' AI' 412, Kinsman, Ohio. Newman jackson, Drayton, N. Dak. j. Warren, Goshen, Ind. , William, Berniceville, Ind. Herman james, Superior, Wis. Carl Henry, Huron, S. Dak. Land, john Adolph, Breslau, Germany. Lawrence, Ivy Garfield, Chicago. Linaker, George Henry, Edinburgh, Scotland Lind, Adam, Vineland, N. j. McAvoy, Robert Chris, Balsam, Canada. McElroy, joseph Daniel, Chicago. McGaw, Andrew Ernest, Ardoch, N. Dak. McNinch, joseph Scott, La Porte, Ind. Mailer, Harry Orlandy, YQ, Winona, Minn. Maxwell, Roscoe Conklin, Wichita, Kan. Miller, james Madison, Cadillac, Mich: Miller, 'Robert Tatham, AI' SZ, Chicago. Mitchell, William Arthur, Oberlin, Ohio. Moore, Dwight Edwin, Richland City, VVis. Mueller, Frida, Hanover, Germany. Mullen, George Martin, O'Neill, Neb. Mullen, joseph Henry, Pinder, Neb. Mullen, William Henry, O'Neill, Neb. Murphy, Lloyd Lawrence, A E A, Montevideo Minn. , Norman, Mrs. Sarah C., junction City, Kan. Normoyle, Dennis james, Rock Island, Ill. Olson, Aaron Miles, Chicago. Packard. Gerald jay, A E A, Kearney, Neb. Packson, Ernest Shear, Kiowa, Kan. Patton, Murray Albert, Santa Anna, Cal. Peacock, Mark Stanley, Winnipeg, Can. Pierce, Loren George, A 2 A, Des Moines, Iowa Redmond, George Hamilton, A E A, Clay Cen ter, Kan. Roberts, Rufus james, Dodgeville, WVis. Robertson, Arthur Hayes, Patch Grove, IVis Ross, Herbert, Vvilliamstown, Ontario, Can. Rothlisberger, Bruce G., Billingham, Minn. Runner, Charles Fredrick, A E A, Freeport, Ill Sanberg, Frank E., Mankato, Minn. Sauer, Andrew XfVilliam, Le Mars, Iowa. Schmidt, Oscar Charles, Independence, Iowa Schmuck, Emil A., Pinal, Minn. Schulz, Otto Henry, Shiels, Guy james, Madison, XVis. Shipstead-, Henry S., Belgrade, Minn. Skelly, WVilliarn joseph, Chicago. Sloan, Frank Twiss, A 2 A, Dexter, Iowa. Smith, Austin Cra, Newton, lll. Smith, Charles Edward, Anchor, Ill. Smith, Perry Lee, Anchor, Ill. Thayer, Wiilliam john, Pontiac, Ill. Theile, Alvin A. Trompen, Andrew Nicholas, Valparaiso, Ind. Wfaddell, james Clark, tl' SZ, Taylorville, Ill. Wagoner, Ben, Guthrie, Ill. VVa1kow, Henry Emil, Hartford, 'Wis Weaver, Harold Townsend, Schuyler, Neb. i Wfelker, john jay, A A, Bryan, Ohio. WVelsh, Isabella Brown, NVilliamsburg, Iowa. WVelsh, Stanley Carpenter, Xl' SZ, Madison, 'Wis WVenner, Alvah Leroy, Elizabeth, Ill. WVick, YVilliam XValter, Xl' Q, Preston, Minn. W'oolson, Bert H., XVindom, Minn. Yeamans, Edwin Glenway, Clark, S. Dak. 4 SPECIAL. Phillips, jesse W., Austin, Minn. . Perrigoy Charles H., Chicago. Phillips, Warren Byron, Lansing, Minn. ' , ,.,,. ,, ,. ., ,, ,.. I, ,,. .l.- in .--iv: ,lU1'I!?llillf 'l-5 ' ov 1 - snr j' Jr.. I .-un., .-.- nnasavqnau a nnnouu. . ,Min k . ...u-u.. ' F ,A Q, 424, jgwg - ...... .. X. EQ-Ex, Q lp ::,,,,iE ....- -5 3. any R It mg X -.,.. J Kysinfg 'j,S.i,alPa,?g?,-' f X 4, '-it A ,gsfag 'fr-4. I - 1 fs aaafr 4 15 C - . 924-LN 1,1115 f,s .YJ ilx ., F, 'NJ' I I - lu ....-...-n -l 'Q 4 v XXL: ?,.,,a,,i,,.. UQ, ,-..,.,....:g5f-.Q--11 :gin--ns ' uh- ll v n W ll Y ll Y ll - ' fr' HVQFRAEQAYNQ . r 135