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

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Ehmin in Nnrtnn, A 111 'Noe1't XNAm1.xR'r, PA. Born May 23, 1889, at VVaymart, Pennsylvania. Mt, Herman School, Mass. Executive Committeeg Veterinary Medical Societyg Assistant Resident Surgeon. Norton is one of the active principles of our Classg energetic, ambitious, efficient, and game to the core, he is ever ready and willing to take a chance at anything. He did very consistent undergraduate work, was of material value to the Veterinary Medical Society, and successfully served as one of the Assistant Surgeons. lf he has any bad qualities, we have failed to learn of them, and he has been pretty thoroughly tried out by a three years' association with us. Noi-t is well fortified from a professional, moral and aggressive stand- point, and nothing -can hinder his success. , f'f7 Q YQ i f M f 'f v wigs' ' . : ,, 1 I Heaven is his homey hes only here on a visit, ' fL5l:::ff5f I-.51 't '1- - e ze '-f e?5'5 W Z ,gidf ry! ' g Q! 11. N- 77

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Glulhin M. illlngvr, 0 TIE C al QUAK12R'1'owN, Pix. Born july 24, 1886, Quakertown, Pa. Quakertown High School, Bethlehem Business College, Veterinary Medical Society, Executive Boardg Financial Sec- retary, junior year, Department Crew, Silver medal. Senior Class President. Business Manager, Scalpel. f a Possessing an unusual amount of energy and ability, 'fCal rapidly carved his way to the front of the class. His good nature and strong character made him so popular with the fellows that he was elected Chief Executive for our Senior year, and this office he filled in a most efficient manner and with great credit to himself. lllay this be a beginning of many good things to come, Calvin. E r Searching for GuilfoyIe's Acls.', .1 : 1 ff-?T' - -' -li? T ' ,Aft ' L, ,l ' 'W I lt: ilu I I Q 'J 76

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l lim Sv. lgnpre, S2 'I 2 l'A'fD0P8J! CHEVY C1-Lxsii, MD. Born February 11, 1890, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Maryland Agricultural Col- lege. Assistant Resident Surgeon Qsunirner of 1909-105. Veterinary Medical Society. - Vastly popular with the Hfellowsf' lra was honored with the Vice-Presidency of the Gniega Tau Sigma Fraternity during his Junior year. Devoid of any tendency toward procrastination, we find hiin on the job and making good. Pope also has social aspirations and manifests a cultural polish which is at once pleasing and irresistible. VVe feel confident that his future progress will be in direct proportion to his strenuous efforts while laboring in the Department. ,Qi-'11 - - it Q If V ' , A ll? 1 I il I. Eternally. f i ,f'.i'iyi 1 ' 1 Q ', . ll is ' rl ill l will 78