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

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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

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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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A FRESHMAN'S PROPHECY ' IN making this prophecy of the class of IQO3, I wish to state most emphatically that it is not my inten- tion to run in o-pposition to Daniel or Elias, or any other of the old seers, but unless I am greatly 1 - mistaken, these things of which 1 will speak Win come topass. No doubt, some of the members will be much disappointed when they find outlined the paths in which they will tread leading to diverse places most' unthought of at the present time, but as the stars read, so shall their signs be fulfilled. On account of their being greatly obscured from sight by pumice dust and gases arising from the lathes and benches, it will be impossible to foretell the destiny of each individual member with perfect accuracy, but as the signs are seen dimly outlined through the dense clouds ascending from the lab, we shall be as precise as possible under the circumstances. In silhouette, looming before us, we see the gigantic form of Welsh, who is doing police duty on' South Clark Street, while directly under his nose we see -Churchill taking a watch from an outside' pocket and transferring it to an inner one. As the clo-uds shift slightly we see the Mullen broth- ers, alias 'fCherry Sisters, doing a light fantastic step at the Hay- market, to the accompaniment of bones in the skilful hands of Huber. Nor is this all. ,We- see Murphy and Wololsoii, dealers exclusively in bromine, shaking their Ests in each oither's faces and emphatically shaking their heads as if in denial of something, but wha.t the trouble is we cannot make o-ut. . Afar off in the Fiji Islands is seen at small skiff, being stealthily propelled into a small bay. Cn closer examination we find it to be no other than Dewey, who is seeking to emulate his illustrious name- sake, by sinking, with his bow and arrows, a number of boats, the occupants of which are in search of him with the object in view of having tenderloin for their supper. Sad to relate, they succeeded in ' 136 I