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

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B. T. Boocorr, X Z X Baltimore, Md. Boggott has been with us all four years. He has a sunny disposition, and a keen appreciation of the better side of everyone. As a student he has proven himself to be one of our best, a clear thinker, combined with the ability to ap- ply himself along practical lines. He always has time to help any of his friends, even though in so doing he in- conveniences himself. His pleasing per- sonality, combined with his thorough study. assures his success. Dxvm M. AIKMAN, J' If ll Brockwayville, l'a. Tall, lithe and athletic, Mac came to us in his tender youth, seeking enlighten- ment in the Art of llippoerates. Dave's favorite lecture is a lantern demonstra- tion, where with lights out he can choose a comfortable seat and be borne away to the realms of Morpheus. However, Dave is not sleepy when it comes to a question of ability. On the contrary, he is an exceptional student. His many sterling qualities make him very popular with his classmates. XYhen the smoke of battle has cleared and we are weighed in the balance, this Scotch youth will take his place among the foremost. The Keystone State, wherein he intends to practice, will be richly repaid for his absence therefrom during his student days at P. S: S.

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BEN-T. H. BIDDLE, Brain, J' .l I-If LD B ll Athens, Ohio. Secretary, IQI2, 1913. Tiring of the fast and furious career of a rural sclioolmaster in the tall and uncut timber of Alexander township, ambition caused this modern lchabod to look for fame in the practice of the curative art. To be more serious, a finer fellow, a truer and more sincere friend is not to be found. Ben will be the last of seven broth- ers to graduate in medicine. He was not with us long before his ability was recognized. and time found him admin- istering prophylactic treatment for ra- bies in the Pasteur Institute. Heirs college life gives us an excel- lent promise of success. lf. A. BECK fSfcilzesc0pej, Q X Pennsylvania. Foster came to our midst in the Soph- omore year. He is a hard worker, a good student and a clever salesman, es- pecially for stethescope. He has an un- cxeelled record for registering obstet- rical cases. He is one of our Benedicts, being a good husband but a bum father. No doubt he will be heard of as a great obstetrician within a few years. He has our most sincere Wishes for a prosperous career.