University of Nashville - Garnet and Blue Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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f i . fu M iris. if LUTHER B. HALL, Tennessee. Class Secretary. Equipped with brain, muscle, hydrargyrum, and santoninumg angered by the tricophyton megalasporon ectothrix, he rushes forth to learn them something. xx JOHN AARON HARIQIS, Mississippi. After serving a term as Hospital Steward for Aguinaldo, an- nounces to the public his great skill as a specialist in the treat- ment of all forms of pediculi and scabies. XI X MASTIN DUKE HENDRICK, Louisiana. Captain of the army of the anti-mosquitoes, floating the Hag of cinchona and methylene blue, is zealously fortifying his parish against the invasion of the genus anopheles and his warriors, plasmodium malariae. X X MAECENAS BENTON HENDRIX, Tennessee. Specialist in skin grafting. Has succeeded in skillfully engraft- ing the skin of his affections upon the ulcerated heart of a fair maiden of West Tennessee, and secured union by first inten- tion.

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DN EDWIN CHILDRESS DEMoss, ju., Tennessee. Is wisely and elaborately discussing the great problem of in- fant feeding and care of the baby. He is truly a friend to the mothers, a godsend to the children, and a benefactor to his race. X IC RIDLEY HERMAN DRAPER, Tennessee. The jr. of the class. Deeming it necessary to subsist for a while upon the light and nutritious articles of food before at- tackling the indigestible solids of the profession, he has gone to Buffalo Valley to await future developments. X26 JOSEPHIOLIVER GREIQNLAW, Mississippi. Destined to fill an envied QD place in his profession-to medi- cine what Ichabod Crane was to pedagogy. JC X CHAMP M. GULLY, Mississippi. Champion left end on football team, and a zealous Champiozz of the Benedictsf'

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HENRY LAFAY1-:T'r1f: HoRs1.1-xv, Alabama. Symptons, signs, andflmorbid anatomy, diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment. Professor, I left out definition, etiology, physical signs, complications, and sequellzef' X X HENRY IRVIN joNias, Kentucky. jones, H. I., of Kentucky, a favorite of the faculty and as- sistant to the chair of Q milk sick. x XI josEPH PEARL KELLIQR, Tennessee. Class president, the largest manlinlcollegeg the Middle Ten- nessee athlete. Well known, and will be greatly missed. XI X ROBERT EDXVIN KEY, Tennessee. Key, though tired of himself, turns the combine on the Mc's Call, Neal, and Donald, but can't inclose McPhaul.