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W'lLI,l.-XM G.-XRFIFLD FOX.- Yellow Hill is a Lancaster county boy, being born there April 27, 11879. He received his A. ll. from Franklin and Marshall in 1900. His boutonnieres are at once the wonder and envy of the class. He is on the Membership Committee of Houston Club V03-'o4l, and chairman of Flag' Committee of Ilous- ton Club. ,He served as representative of Lippincott llouse f'O2-'CRX was Vice I'resident of the lloard of Representa- tives 4'o2-'o3D, and President of the same F03-'o4.l Ile has been class Vice President since 1902. NVilliam Pepper Medical Society has him among' its members. Address, 334 North Nancy St., Lancaster. Pa. HYMA FEIGENHALTM was born -lanuary 17, 1873. in Pittsburg, Pa. He joined us in our third year. i.i:a skill and knowledge is not confined to the ills of man alone, for Fig received a degree of Y. M. D. from l ennsylva- nia in 1902. E Address, 5224 llutler St., Pittsburg, I'a. JOHN DAVIDSON FRAME.-Hudson, Wisconsin, was the birthplace ,of this earnest man, on june 26, 1880. He graduated from University of Wooster in 1900 CA. li., Magna cum laudej. The Bacillus of Eberth prevented him from graduating with his class in 1903, but presented him to us in the fall of our Senior year. He has actively identified himself with Y. M. C. A. work, being President of Foreign Missionary Department C02-'o3j, and Medical Secretary CO3-iO4J. He is a member of the Ashhurst Sur- gical Society. Address, Wooster, Ohio. SAMUEL HONVARD GILLILAND.-Dr. Gilliland began his scientific' researches December IO, 1877, at Oak Hall, Pa. After preparatory work in the Laboratory of Hygiene at Pennsylvania, he studied in Germany under Koch. Returning to America be received the degree of V. M. D. from Pennsylvania in 1901. He is President of Tyson Medical Society Q'O3-,O4D, President of Veterinary Medical Society QIQOO-'OIL and l'I'fClNlJCI' of Alpha Omega Alpha Honorary Fraternity and Sigma Xi. Address, Pepper Laboratory, University of Pennsyl- vama. 26
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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
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JOHN KYLE GCJRDON.-Immediately on his ar- rival at Fannettsburg, Pa., August 6, 1877, john expressed a desire to be a Princeton man. He received his degree of A. li. from Princeton in '99. XVas Junior Resident Phy- sician of Childrc-n's Seashore' House, Atlantic City, N. vl., during the summer of IQOS. ls a member of H. C. Wood Medical Society and Phi Alpha Sigma Fraternity. Address, Fannettsburg, Pa. ROBERT LOCHEAD GR.-X-Y.-On February 10. 1881, Glasgow, Scotland, received the honor of starting Bobby on his bright career. He graduated from the Central High School in IQOO. Cupid, with his running mate, Psyche Hawman. was a morally efficient member of the l3ouncer's Committee. He is Yice President of the Nlills Neurological Society C03-'o4l, and on the Board of Editors of the 'Scope, member of Sigma Xi. Address, 4721 Penn St., Frankford, Pa. HENRY JOHN HARP, JR.-Harp was born at Green Island, N. Y., September 15, 1881. He entered the Medical School from Round Lake Military Academy. ls President of john Guiteras Pathological Society CO3-'O4j, and member of Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity. Address, Riound Lake, N. Y. ERLE GOODFELLOW' HANVMAN.-- Fetus add- ed his mite to the fame of Reading, Pa., on September 1, 1881. Upon graduating from the Reading High School in '99 he entered Pennsylvania in IQOO. He served with Cupid Gray as an honorary member of the Bouncing Committee, and is a member of the Penrose Gynecologi- cal Society. Address, 13 South Tenth St., Reading, Pa. 27
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