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

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Ralph Q. Zllvmaler. A Nl' HFPSSJ' PINE GROVE, PA. Born November 16, 1889, at Pine Grove, Pa. Pine Grove High School. Class Treasurer CSenior yearj. Department Crew, 1910, Silver medal. Veter- inary Medical Hospital. An ambitious youth always, Fess proved his real worth as a crew man, and it was largely due to his Herculean efforts that we annexed the second posi- tion in the annual Inter-Department Races. As Treasurer of the Class, We can never forget himg the expert and efficient manner with which we were relieved of our cash was delightful. So long, Fess g we have no fears for your future. , , Eli? 1 lf 'Xl c ? lf llllx f Dig-Up. l, ull' I f fu , Mlliiflll' lil! I X, l ll ' ff Q S9

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Ernrui 01. Evuhler, Q T 2 Death TUNK1-L-xNNocK, Pix. Born August 21, 1889, at Tunkhannock, Pa. Springville High Schoolg Cen- tral High School, Philadelphia. Vice President, Veterinary Medical Society. Assistant Resident Surgeon QSenior yearj. Stroke, Department Crew, 19103 Silver Medal. Deub's unassuming manner, congenial personality and pleasant good humor predict for him the same host of admiring friends in his professional world that he enjoyed during his college career. A consistent high standard of' scholarship, two years' practical experience on the State Experimental Farm, a one-term association with the Hospital Staff, and an obvious manifestation of initiative are factors which so fortify his degree work that we feel free to predict an early success- for Ernest and extend to him our best wishes for inhnite prosperity and happiness. I .4 EF J' w if 1 f ' A Stroke. S XX . 'A Nils, . A 5 3

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191111. E. Ellnbainm, A if Phil NORWALK, OHIO. Born April,29, 1890, at Chicago, Ohio. Assistant Resident Surgeon. Senior Secretary, Veterinary Medical Society. Art Editor of the Scalpel. Buckeye State Club. ' Phill' possesses a highly artistic temperament, readily admitted by all those who, in glancing through these pages stop and marvel at the wonderful produc- tions of his fountain pen. ' During his stay among us, Phill, became equally prohcient in handling the weed. His natural aptitude for study and the experience gained in actual practice placed him among the foremost men in the Class. Vfe wish you luck, 'lPhil. i u ,Wt i,t ijt, pp .... ' fig ? ? P V P P P 7 P ii d i I Aili I lil 1 1 5 It . 1 x i fl I' 60