University Medical College - Scalpel Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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CHAS. M, JXDKINS, Kenmore, N. D. Zi 11: A Adkins was a soldier in the Philippines, a telegraph operator, etc., before he joined us four years ago. The best thing he did during the course was to marry a Kansas girl during the last year. We predict a world of success for Dr. Sheep. DEL MAR :XKIN, .-LM., Manhattan, Kas. E t Akin received his Masteris Degree at the Kansas State Agriculture College in 1901. He later entered the Kansas University and stayed there until '05, when he began Work with the sophomore class of this college. WM. BILRLDITH ANDERsoN. Some ten years ago Anderson played center on Champion Basket-ball team of the U. S. He comes from Independence, Mo., where he graduated from the Vlfoodland College.

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SAMUEL DUFF bXNDlfRSUN4, Lonsdale, R. l. H3 Sam spent about eight years in various theological schools including the Yale Di- vinity School and Rochester Theological School. He is a pretty good sort of a fel- low in spite of his theological training. He expects to devote his life to saving heathen Chinee and silver dollars. X SAMUEL G. iASHLEYV, Pleasanton, Kas. SC'C'1'UfU7'j' of EE CID A Gingerbus devoted all his energies dur- ing his junior year to the perfection of the Ashley operation. He is an exceptionally good fellow as well as a good student. The only reason Land ever began the study of medicine was to keep from being president of the United States. His duties as color originator and pope of his own church took up a part of his time, but he made good use of the remaining time. Very fond of soup. I gil 5 I -ef. Q l ' ' Q , sw, I , gf' , I Amo-V., YW - 'f 7s..3E 4 A 557 1? 'H V ' , f ff 4 , A f 2 - an 3, ' ' Z ' f Ya s .L- f 2 '-vi V . . , ' , f 9221 I ' 1 f K Q fm?-ff' w f - N QZQWV f' ., I Q. Q , 4' 4. f xxx if AM A,