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fourth years, one-half the subject matter being covered each year. Attendance at these lectures was excellent because there were no textbooks of Surgery for students available. The above picture was taken in the North Amphitheatre of Logan Hall. State admitted to the First Year Class. Before the Civil War, tram 25 to 30 students were in attendance tram Tennesseeg but since that time, we have had but about one-halt dozen in any one year. From South Carolina there were as many as 20 students during some years, but there have been only about three or tour since the War. Mississippi sent as many as 25 at one time, but has not been very well represented since the War The enrollment trom the northern states was not attected as much by the War as might have been expected. The high water mark was in l897, in which year over S60 Pennsylvanians were matriculated. Before the Civil War, there were in our School more students tram south ot the Mason and Dixon line than there were tram the north. STRECKER- One thing alone prevents a man from looking at himself--the necessity of bolstering his EGO. Eleven
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