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

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Eernarh QHH. Glullinz nB'lL7'171LV'U ' PITTSFIRLD, MASS. Born January 17, 1889, at Pittsfield, Mass. Pittsfield High School. Veter- inary Medical Society. Massachusetts State Club. Shortly after arriving in Philadelphia, Bunny registered at the Hotel Con- tinental. Later, being informed of the duties of VV. O. Miller, Bursar, he imme- diately decided that a less pretentious boarding place would answer his purpose. His nstic demonstrations, and the active part taken by him in keeping Caughman out of trouble, lead us to believe that he has missed his calling. However, Collins was always after the high marks, and we think that he will be heard from in years to come. Good luck, old man! W . Q aaa Beau Brummel No. 2, i r B M ' em 'Y WEHQQQ ff Xxx A OPp S3

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Ilnuiv. Qlhriatvmann ' nCf'Ll'ISf3VU N oR'rH wooD, Iowrx. Born December 26, 1884, at Northwood, Iowa., Prepared at Northwood High School. Veterinary Medial Society. Iowa State Club. I Christy is in no way related to Bacchusg in fact, his only questioiiably bad habit is a sporadic attempt to conceal his Visage behind an embryonic soup strainer which, although an impressive factor of masculinity, is not exactly a thing of beauty. I-Ie is a very consistent student, a good fellow, takes things as they -come, with a smile, and possesses a degree of adaptability that will make him a valuable asset to any community . R r c Tl, Wfild and woolly, and full of fleas. 1. f X , l 2 5 fx 11 --T A Pi vw: ' + 52

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Evrhrrt CU. Ill. Oluukr, sz T2 Conwy Priiinxoizpiai-IIA. Pax. Born August 22, l889, at Philadelphia, Pa. Brown Preparatory School. Class Secretary Qlqlreshman yearl. Veterinary Medical Society. - To this young man the professors intrusted many of the serious cases entered at the Hospital for treatment. The regularity and precision displayed by him at such times was remarkable, and earned for him so many favorable comments that others less fortunate than he were fairly green with envy. Later, when informed that the commodious Post-mortem Hall was at his disposal, these expressions changed to exclamations of joy. You have our best wishes, Cooke. tri al Ei f1+is- a im f -f++Q,,f, ll l ll! , lil' lk Ananias Ili' 'idx- A yi 'J I l1 Xx 5 . . ,I X, WA lllil lil fills , X 'lb f' V' N' llll l'i X Qi? iTf,,- 54