Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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1 Y' jfiftgsfirst Ehmual Commencement CliN'1'R.,xL Muslc: 1'LXI.L, XYEDNEs1a.xx', MAY 25, 1894. 9951 WTUQIZ of lEI6l'CiE565 GRAND MARCIRI R..-AI.ibQ1-my Hell, PRAYER, - - - - - LSUZIJIZ REV. DR, T11mr.xs D. XY.x1.L.xQH MUSIC-Idyll, HF1'LlD1iUg im Madchc11l1e1'ze11, - - - Bzzrnlfz' RICPORT UI TIIIC SECRETARY, CONFERRING O19 DIZGREICS, VI. H. 1iTL112R1m:E, RI. D. - 'IUHN RI.CuL'1:rL:R. LL. D. MUSIC-La Clllfillfl, Mazurka Russef' - - 671111116 VALIZDICTURY, - - F. li. QXNDRE, M. D. PRICSIQNTATION HF PRIZES. THE DOC'1'URATE ADDRESS, - E. L. HULMES, M. D., LL. D., Pres. MUSIC-Tamlmtcllzl, FO1'O5CtfZ1,H - HIQNICDICTIUN, - - NILISIC?Pl'UlI1Cl1Zli1C, Soldie1 s Joy, 196 - - z'1l'zI7l'fI REV. DR. 'TIIHBLXS D. XY.-XLL.-XCR - - f'eIlll'f74It'!l

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WEMWEWXWWQ WWWWWW resentation of llbrofs. Eelaskie Illbilleifs anb Dipbraim Hngals' llbortraits to Golf lege, in behalf of the Glass of '94 on class bag E. If. QCHSNER. O-DAY is a happy and memorial day for our class. Class day in most universities and colleges is the day of days during the com- mencement season, and we too are trying to make it interesting and enjoyable to all who may attend. To-day will be memorable prin- cipally because we are about to establish a precedent which we hope will often be followed in the future, which will undoubtedly give pleasure to many and add interest and enthusiasm to the class day exercises. In private as well as public life we are only too prone to cringe and crawl at the feet of those who are in power, even though they be entirely unworthy of -our homage, and often only too slow in paying tribute to the truly worthy until it is too late. VVe of the Class of 'Q4 have never bowed our heads or bent our knees to any one, no matter how influential, unless he was fully deserving of our highest regards, and yet as a class we are among the first to honor as best we -can some of those who are especially worthy of our admiration and esteem. Through the kindness of two of our professors it has been made possible for our class to present to the college portraits of two of the most noted and highly esteemed members of our Faculty. VVe have often regretted during our -course that we could not see these men more frequently, receive from their own lips more of their vast store of knowledge, and yet we are glad to know that it is possible for them to spend the afternoon and evening of their most useful lives in well deserved leisure and repose. It is our wish that these portraits may ever remain in these halls, that future students sitting on these benches may often look up at their kindly faces, .and by so doing be aroused to think nobly and act bravely. Nature is a won- derful artist, and each kind and good deed done has helped to mould the lines which express firmness of purpose, serenity of mind and nobility of heart. It is my great privilege to present to the Facility and Trustees of Rusl' Medical College, in behalf of the Class of 'Qt1, these beautiful portraits ot Professors DE Laskiii iWILLER and EPHRAINI Ixnats. Prof. HENRY M. Lvimx accepted the portrait of Prof. Ixfs,xLs on behalf of the Faculty, and Prof. -Ionx B. I-IAAIILTON accepted that of Prof, MILLER. T97