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

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.'XLlfX.'XNlJl2R ILXYLY I'l.XYXY.-XRD,-Dorn i11 llorchcstcr county, Md.. May 11. 1882. l'reparcd at St. -lohn's College. ls member of tl1e C. li. Mills Neurologi- cal Society and Southern Club, of which he was Record- ing Secretary in 1902-QO3. Address, lfaston. Kld. VRXNCIS RO1l7l.2RlCK H4JLIIROOK.- Nlicke5 ' w'1s born in Delhi. Iowa, Xovember 14. 1880. lle took his tirst j'C'1I' in medicine at Creighton Cniversity. He then came out of the XVest to enter l'ennsylvania. He is a member of the Charles R. Klills Neurological Society. Houston Club and Xu Sigma N11 Kledical Fraternity. One-time captain of his class crew in 1903, member of the -lunior 'Yarsity eight and 'Yarsity four-oared crews in 1993. .X1ldre:s. 3601 Locust St., l'hiladelphia. IVRAXCISCO JOSE IIIQRX.-XNIJEZ was born in San juan. Puerto Rico. March 17. l882. Received his .-X. ll. from Instituto Civil de 2d Ensenanza de San juan. Puerto Rico, in '98, Entered Woodstock College, and took his lirst year in medicine at University of Michigan. I-lc is El member of the .lohn Guiteras Medical Society, of which hc was Corresponding Secretary from 1902-'o3. Address, San juan, Puerto Rico, C. S. .-X. H.-XRRY LOCIS IIUNIER.- Harry was born in llaltimore, Md.. january IO, Ig75. llc prepared at Loyala College and 'Iohns Hopkins. and entered Pennsylvania in 1900. Member and Recording Secretary of john .-Xshhurst. Jr. Surgical Society, A. A.. Houston Club and Maryland Club. .-Xddress, Rider, Md. 28

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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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E- HARRY KlARX'lN llUSMFR.- Nlissoi11'i was born December 30, 1879, in Maryville, Nlo. After one year at Rush Medical, he grew wise and literally b'ew into Pennsylvania. He is a member of the Charles li. Mills Neurological Society, Houston Club, and rowed No. 4 on that famous class eight of IQO3. Address, Maryville, llo. JACOB HL7S1lli.-ltlusilc is a native of Russia, wl'e1'e he was born December 20, 1876. His smile is as expansive as his birthplace's policy. .After receiving his A. ll. from Pennsylvania he entered the Medical Department. Address, 1325 South Sixth St., Philadelphia. CARLYLE PERRY HUSSEY.-Hussey is a Silllfily New Englander from Guilford, Me.. where he was born May 13, 1879. Received his A. li. from llates College. and entered Pennsylvania in 'IQOO. ls a member of tl'e VVilliam Pepper Medical Society, the Christian Associa- tion and Alpha Mu Pi Omega Medical lfraternity. Address, Lewistown, Me. l-IORACE 1elO'W'.-XRD JENKS was born in the Qua- ker City, june 7,- 1878. After receiving' his A. H. from Haverford in IQOO, he entered the Medical School, where he gained distinction in his second year by espousing' the cause of anti-vivisection. He has quietly passed his four years here as a good, earnest student. 1-Ie is a member of the H. C. XVood Medical Society and an editor of this book. Address, Q20 Clinton St., Philadelphia. 29