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

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Zlanwa 11. iQa11'hrnhr1'gh, Armin J im Beialqsr-111115, New Yours. Born July 17, 1887, Harford, New York. Berkshire High Schoolg Pin Committee, Chairman Banquet Committee, Freshman year, Harrison Cup Com- mitteeg Junior Class Secretaryg Department Crew, 1910, Silver medal, President Veterinary Medical Society, Editor-in-chief of Scalpel g Empire State Club. Iim!s quiet dignity and forceful character have won our respect and friend- ship. His capabilities have placed him in numerous class positions of trust, and we feel that the aggressiveness and sterling qualities displayed during' his college career will make life's future problems look like a minus one under a radical. 1-1ere's progress, Iim. S m y 1 pf -lttxli A is 'NSN W s J: TALK X ,, - ' Y' ' fCoDY- ln! T IZ Kfi, 1 if Q N - Q YW fg . Tigi i ff' 62

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ibenrg Q.. Eaigh, S2 T 2 Hank PH11-ADE1,P1-IIA, PA. Born December 23, 1888, Philadelphia, Pa. North East Manual Training High School, Coxswain, Department Crew, 1910, Silver medalg Veterinary Medi- cal Society, N. E. M. T. H. S. Club of the University of Pennsylvania. Henry, a royal good fellow in the class-room, and attentive to all lectures, was a tyrant on the river. Such of his remarks as HCatch that stroke, Fourng l 1'his is not a pink tea, Twof' or f'Are you Wearing Corsets, One? If not, bend your back, provoked many a reply, but one glance at his stern face silenced the person addressed. Characterized by extreme vivacity and a most vivid imagina- tion, to him we owe our knowledge of 'ilnflamed leucocytesf' 'We are justly proud of this member and wish him well. If The Boss I 61

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Evnnzurh EK. iliauhrirly Hewbv'1'cle CLARnMoNT, N. H. Born April 6, 1887, at Claremont, New Hampshire. Stevens High Schoolg Varsity Wfrestling Squadg Veterinary Medical Societyg New 1-Iampshire State Club. Possessed of an inherent spirit of Mephisto, this obstreperous disciple of that gentleman promotes an exuberant amount of fun whenever and wherever time and material permits. jovial beyond human constraint, HeWbrick enjoys the cre- ation of a laugh. 1n his more serious moments, however, Leonard assiduously burns the midnight oil, and at examination time quietly slips one overu on us. Haubrich spent the summer of 1910 with Uncle Sam in Arizona, working with nscabiesf, and there acquired numerous ideas about the sheep industry which he threshes out with Dr. Gray after lectures, in debates which are characterized principally by much force and wild gesticulations. So long, Leonard. Pretty smooth, I g:fK.. y .g ag ., s-451 ' rf 'l x fl X, l lil ' l .- ii- a aa: 63