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

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l 1 l 1 l i 1 .rXLl'iX.XNlDRlNU DE NIORAITS PEDROS0.-Tliis small-voiced South American was born in S. Paulo, llrazil, January 1.1, 1881. I-le prepared at the Polytechnical School of Paulo, and then came to Pennsylvaiiia. lle is a member of the John Guiteras Medical Society, the New- man Cl11b and the Houston Club, and 'l'reasurer of the Latino-Americano Club. Address, 47 Rua da Liberdade, S. Paulo, llrazil. JOHN READ.-- Rabbit comes from Huntingdon, Pa., where he was born November 11, l88O. Alter two years at Juniata College he entered the field of medicine at Pennsylvania. John usually comes to lecture some time before it is over, b11t has never been known to hurry un- necessarily. However, he can sprint, for he won his numerals in the one-mile interdepartment race in IQOO, and was a member of our class crew in the third year. I-le is a member of Penrose Gynaecological Society and Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity. Address, H untingdon, Pa. ALI'HONSJO1HN REINER was born in Philadel- phia August 19, 1880. I-le received his A. B. from La Salle. He is a member of Houston Club, Newman Club and John Guiteras Medical Society. Address, 2821 Girard Ave., Philadelphia. SIDNEY JOSEPH REPPLIER.- Sid is another of our Reading, Pa., boys, where he was born January 5, 1881. From Princeton he entered Pennsylvania in the fall of 1900. Rep was chairman of Pipe Committee in IQOI. He is also a member of Agnew Surgical Society and Sec- retary CO2-'O3J, a member of Houston Club and Athletic Association, Phi Alpha Sigma and Phi Kappa Psi Fra- ternities. Address, Reading, Pa. 36

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i JOHN BERNARD MENCKE, JR.-On May 17, 1883, Klencke was born in Philadelphia, but it was not 11n- til last fall that we became acquainted with him. On ac- count of illness last year he was forced to leave college before graduation. llut it is an ill wind that blows no- body good, and we are glad to have him with ns. Elected to Sigma Xi. Address. 619 North lfranldin St.. l'hiladelphia. CHARLES MclsIlNNliY NICIE.-Rogersville is a little town in Tennessee. not on the map, but of import- ance as the birthplace of Charlie, September 9, 1882. Choppy prepared at the University of Tennessee, and entered the Medical School in 1900. This little South- ern C3entleman was a member of the lloard of Represen- tatives IQOI-'02, He is also Secretary of Penrose Gynae- cological Society C03-'0.tjg President of the Tennessee Club U03-'o4J, chairman of Committee on Commencement Invitations, and a member of the Houston Cl11b and Ath- letic Association. He coxecl the class crew in 1903. His fraternity is .Kappa Alpha. Address, Rogersville, Tenn. DONALD HOLLINGS'WORT'I-I NOBLE was born .lfebruary 20, 1882, in Muncy, Pa. He entered the class from Muncy High School. Address, Muncy, Pa. HENRY JAMES NICHOLS.- The man that made Milwaukee famous in 1877. He received his A. li. in '99 and A. M. in ,OI from Yale. Although Nick has not been with us throughout the course we have all learn- ed to know him well, and he is deservedly popular. He is a member of Pepper Medical Society, of the Library Committee of the Houston Club, and of Phi Alpha Sigma. He is making a specialty of honorary fraternity watch- keys, now having at his belt those of Phi Beta Kappa, Sig- ma Xi and Alpha Omega Alpha. Address, Q5 Carroll St., Binghamton, N. Y. 6 . . 35

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IACOH ROSEXER was born in Poland, March 15, 1882. He graduated from Central High School in IQOO. Rosener was first brought to the notice of the class when he had the courage to take a front seat under protest of the second year Dents. Wie will all remember the con- flict precipitated, which resulted, however, in establishing our rights. Address, 1505 South St., Philadelphia. EDMUXD RUSSELL.-Born in llrooklyn, N. Y., February 27, 1881. 'He prepared at Central 1-ligh School, and then came to bring fame to Pennsylvania in track athletics. The editors have selected only a few of the chief athletic events in Eddie's career, as they could give but one-fourth of a page to each man. He was a member of track team 1901-'04, of 1902-'03, four-mile relay team, of cross country team IQO2-'04, and of intercollegiate 'Yar- sity track team. He won first place in the two-mile with Cornell, fourth place in same event in the intercollegiates, when he won his P. He was captain of cross country team in '03, of 'Varsity track team 1903-'04, and of Cross Country Association. ls a member of Houston Club. lloard of Directors of A. A. F02-'o4l, of Allied Sports Committee C02-'o3l, Secretary in l902-'03, and President C'o3-'o4l of Mills Neurological Society, and member of Nu Sigma Nu Fraternity. Address, 43110 Osage Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. JAMES BERNARD RUCKER, JR., was born in Evansville, lndiana, May 13, 1879. He prepared for col- lege at the High School of his native town, and received the degree of Bachelor of Arts from the University of Indiana. Wie shall all remember Ruck for his famous recitations in Gynaecology. He is a member of the Delta Kappa Epsilon liraternity. Houston Club and James Ty- son Medical Society, having served the latter as Treasurer in l902-,O3. Address. Evansville, lnd. CLYDE 'IOHN SAYLOR was born in Annville, Leb- anon county, Pa., February 14, 1880. He entered Leba- non Valley College from the High School, and received the degree of ll. S. Saylor has paid close attention to the roster, but found time to play centre on the class football team. He is a member of the Lebanon County Club and of the john R. Deaver Surgical Society. Address, Annville, Pa. 37