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

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LOGAN HALL

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glossary RESIDENT S'URGEoN-A professional incrustation on the gluteus of clerlcdom. ASSTS'l'.XN'l' RlESlDEN'l' SURGRUNS-lDElUglltC1' incrustations. RlZSlI'IliN'l 'S OFFICIZ-Tlie recipient of incrustations and exfoliations. A FINM.-A form from which Seniors should be excused. A AIID-YEAR-IX thing to inonopolize our Saturday half-holidays. PRocToR-A spineless mercenary pirate on the S-ea of human integrity. EXUUIQRANT GR.XNUL.'X'l'lON5-Al1lllACSS, disturbing factors, not properly dis- criminated against in the beginning, Tomcco-A stimulant to the prohibition law enacted by the Faculty, but ioi the xfzzdmzfs' observance. SUSIE-'l'he most intelligent looking member of the Freshman Class. OP12R.x'r1v15 SURGERY-A roar! cotzzrse. POST-MoR'r1zM 1-l.xr,n,-A supreme test of ability to practically apply theory and an excellent check on the clinic. THE NORMANDIIE-XMllC1'C We drown remorse or celebrate victories. QOui most popular coursej Cl'l.Xl'I2l.-FX tour-year course would permit an occasional attendance. 149