Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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CCCCCC QQQEQERGQC Q55 u F rs 0 , ' -.W n U nm. mfs,-bn 3. . reer Ilbebal seem of MR INMHAIN M TREER of the Board of Trustees of the Col leffe as a memorial of the late Dlx W hatch once a member of the Facult3 and of MR L C P TREElx who was for a lonv period of his life a member of the Board of Trustees. The prizes are secured by the income from two thousand dollars, L c c r' O HE FREER prizes were founded in the year 1894 by the generosity lei D- N ' f '- J- if '- 3 fig? lqi' f J - x , 1 - - 1 ij., 1, l 0 , .... , - D ll w en N u 2 H I fl C rs 0999999993 and are offered each year to the senior and junior classes of the College respectively. The Erst prize in the Senior class is a medal of the value of thirty dollars, with a finely executed head of DR. rl. XV. FREHR on the obverse. The inscription on the reverse reads: O6 fznizzzzmz .rfmfzis V61- 71ZFcZ7l-fri' C.1't'l'l'C7IIZ7I.5 a'f1z'z'f1's5z'11zzf11z, with a space in the centre for the name of the recipient. The second prize is twenty dollars in money. The subjects for competition are .annually announced soon after the close of the Christmas holidays, and are not connected with the subjects on which the class is examined for graduation. ii? THE RECIPIEX'1'S UF THESE PRIZES HAVE BEENZ 1894 C. D. CENTER-First Prize A. F. STEXVARTvSCCOHCl Prize 1895 A. T. HOLBROOK-First Prize S. ZELTNER-Second Prize 95