University of Maryland School of Medicine - Terrae Mariae Medicus (Baltimore, MD)

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TTVENTY-EIGHT THE CLINIC M. A. ABRAMS C Mike J is X Baltimore, Md. Secretary, '07-'O8. Mike is a graduate of Baltimore City College, '05, and, having acquired a business training, was chosen manager of the baseball team. He has been in several disputes as to the disposing of the paraphernalia, but, as yet, has thrown no light upon the mystery. l-le is no longer interested in athletics, but devotes his spare time to the society ladies. He has a full-dress suit, but does not wear it much, as he ordered the trousers turned up at the bottom to show that he is a student. This the tailor failed to do. Mike flutters around with the classy ones. C. A. ANDREWS f Sam I 'I' X Brockton, Mass. Year Book Committee, '07-'08. Having prepared himself at Williston Seminary, Sam decided to quit the farm and cast his fortunes among the Physicians in Baltimore. Some of the boys say he has very taking ways and shows the results of farm feeding by being one of the best litters at school. Sam is suffering from Pruritis of the oesophagus, which requires an abundance of food to alleviate the itching. l-le is the despair of his boarding mistress, and he always cleans up everything in sight at the banquets. The worst that can be said of Sam is that he is a friend of Charlie Miles.

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THE CLINIC TWENTY smvw Svrninr Gllatm Gbiiirera Oficers. President ........... T. W. CAUSEY. First Vice-President .... F. WILSON Second Vice-President .... A. M. REID Third Vice-President. .T. A. JENKINS Secretary ............. I-I. A. LANGE Treasurer ........ .L. ARCHAMBAULT. Historian ......... W. T. MORRISSEY. Artist. ................ A. PREZIOSI Sergeant-at-A rms ..... R. MICI-IELSON President. Executive Committee. Chairman, W. J. Cos1'ELLo J. F. O'BRIEN. J. F. RYAN. A. THOMSON. J. G. CALLISON. J. B. DODRILL.

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THE CLINIC TWENTY-NINE S. M. ARCHAMBAULT C'Archie J Arctic Centre, R. I. Sergeant-at-Arms, '07-'08, Treasurer, '09. After beating his way through High School, Archie attended St. Hya- cinthe's Seminary, lVlontreal, Canada, where he tool: a special course in How to dress flashy. He seems to have mastered his subject, as few can equal and none can surpass him in his chosen line. He is a fat, good-natured child, and minds his own affairs. Archie intends to practice in Japan, and is tutoring under a Miss Fakis, who resides in Newark, N. FRANK ATCHINSON f Foxy G1-andpa J Norwich, Conn. He began life very young by cutting his teeth on a crowbar. When a boy, F rank drove a milk cart, which he says gave more milk than a cow, and continued this occupation until the board of health interfered. Being deprived of his livelihood, he became interested in the study of medicine. He is a product of Yale Medical School, entering the Senior Class at P. Sz S. Since his arrival, he takes a general interest in the doings about school, but is espe- cially interested in the Spirochaeta Pallida. Franlis ambition is to become Chief of the Dispensary Staff.