University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine - Scope Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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FLOYD DOUGLAS lDRL'NlHELLER.-On Octo- ber 20, l88O, Drummy was first heard to ask for a piano. and since then his piano concerts l1ave been regular ex- cept for sufficient time off to win a few pool tourna- ments ancl to pass incidental examinations in his medical course. He graduated from Harrisburg' High School in IQOO. He is a member of Phi Sigma Kappa. Add1'ess,335 Market St., Harrisburg, l'a. ALBERT PLCNIMER IJLTRYEE.-Ulleau llrum- ell was born March 8, 1879, at Falls Church, Ya. He entered our class toward the close of our third year with a flaming' necktie and noble moustache. He was a mem- ber of the IQOI class crew in '97,,Z111fl Secretary of the Pep- per Medical Society 'QQ-IQOO. He prides himself on his resemblance to our Dean. Member of Nu Sigma Nu lira- ternity. Address, Everett, XVash. JOHN HENRY FAGER.-liager was born in Har- risburg' in 1877. He received his ll. S. from University of Pennsylvania in IQOO. He quietly entered the Medical School tl1at fall and has as quietly pursued the even tenor of his way throughout his course. He is a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, Sphinx fSenior Collegej Society, and Pepper Medical Society. Address, 120 Walnut St., Harrisburg, l'a. GILMOR VVREY STE..-XD' FARNVELL.- Rayl' was born in Norfolk, December 15, 1882. He attended the Upper Canada College and the Central High School. This light-headed youth entered the Medical School in -1900, and his playful antics in the clinics have helped to make him well-known. He was a member of the 'Varsity shoot- ing team CO2-lO3l, and President of the Judson Deland Nfedical Society CO3-'O4.j Address, 3423 Wlalnut St.. Philadelphia. 24

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ALBERT JOSEPH DEVLIN.-- Dev made a home run May 22, 1880, adding one more to Philadelphia's cen- sus roll. He prepared his base ball arm' and ideation cen- tres at La Salle College. He was a member of the class base ball team in 1902, has been on the 'Varsity base ball team throughout his four years, and is captain of the 'Varsity base ball team for 1904. He is a member of Sphinx Senior Society. Address, 1615 North Tenth St., Philadelphia. BERNARD' CHARLES DORSET. - Nashville. Tenn., first heard the joyous sounds from Barney's vocal passages on May 25, 1877. He graduated from Univer- sity of W'isconsin in 1900 and distinguished himself at Pennsylvania by his flute-like tones and tragic acting. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi and Phi Alpha Sigma Fra- ternities, and is Vice President of the Pepper Medical So- ciety CO3-'O4.l Address, La Crosse, Wisconsin. ARDREY WHTDDTN DOWNS.- Our Brightest began his brilliant career in Philadelphia, August 17, 1882. He entered the Medical School from Central High School. He is a member of Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity, of Alpha Omega Alpha Honorary Fraternity on the Senior election, and Secretary of the John B. Deaver Surgical Society for this year. He is also a member of the Cap and Gown Committee and Sigma Xi Fraternity. Address, Downingtown, Pa. VV1LLIAM DRAYTON. JR.- Bill first saw the light of day in Philadelphia, January 27, 1881. He came to us from Episcopal Academy. Since then, as General Assistant in Frazier's Surgical Clinic Qlllj he has been making earnest efforts to solve the mysteries of blood pressure. He is a member of Delta Psi Fraternity, Sec- retary CO2-,035 and President C03-'o4j of the I-l. C. Wood Medical Society. Address, Pennlyn, Pa. 23

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RAYMOND STOXER FREEIJ.- l reeder first tackled this mundane life October 12, 1879, and since then he has tackled pretty much anything that has come his way. The convolutions of his frontal lobes were fashion- ed at Lafayette College. He rowed on the Freshman crew, and is a member of Agnew Surgical Society, .Xzygos and .Xlpha Mu Pi Omega. .Xddress. Mt. Pleasant, Pa. JAMES ROY lfRliEl.:XXlJ.-He was christened Roy in February, 1883, but since his association with the class in 1900, he has been just Mike He graduated from the Central High School. and is a member of John ll. Deaver Surgical Society. .-Xdclress. Melrose, Pa. LEON.-XRD IJ XYlS FRESCOLN.-Since 1878. when he began his life, lirescoln has never been known to miss the answer to any question. however difficult. He received his .'X. li. from Pennsylvania in 1900. His forte is impossible ltalian and Russian names, and music, being a member of the Cniversity Hand C98-5023, and assistant conductor in 1902. He is a member of Alpha Chi Rho l'r ternity and Ashhurst Surgical Society. .Xddress. 3304 liaring St., Philadelphia. CYRCS NV.-XRD l RlUY.- Cys was born in Nlountville. Va., February 18, 1878. He received his A. ll. in 1900 and i-X. M. in 1903 from Franklin and Klarshall Col- lege. ln his Freshman year the rare combination of his sunny disposition and his melancholy eyes won him hosts of friends. He was a substitute on the 'Yarsity fencing team t'01-'o.tJ, ll'l'll1Zlg'L'l' of the lfeneers' Cl11b V03-7045. and l ennsylvania delegate to the lieneers' Convention in New York t o4.H He is chairman of the Membership Commit- tee of the Houston Club CO3-,041 and a member of the Class Photograph Committee this year. He made Alpha Umega Alpha Honorary lfraternity on the Junior election. .-Xddress. Motmtville, Lancaster Co., Pa. 25