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

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GYMNASIUM, FROM FRANKLIN FIELD

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Z VVILLIAM HENRYAFITZGERALD ADDISON, AB., MB. DR- FRANK E- LENTZ Instructor m Histology I JAMES BALL HARDENBERGH, V.M.D. Demonstratur of Bacteriology

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Iunia Rrzszntatinn HE deeds of good men are soon forgotten, the acts of bad men are also soon forgotten, the works of genius alone remains. NIV' During the existence of all organizations there are times when B the acceptance or refusal to hearken to thelcalll of Opportunity means the success or failure to that organization. Ever SIHCC the entrance of our class into this department we have had. I mf X l'! am glad to say, ,numerous opportunities to show what were our aims and purposes. It has been a most gratifying experience to hnd that our ideals were high and our attainment of these ideals has been marked with singular success. One of our most notable achievements, one in which all of us feel a pardon- able pride, one against which the only criticising words Were heard from upper classmen, was the presentation of a clock to the Veterinary Department in our junior year. Coming as it did from a class of undergraduates, whose destiny to become future Veterinarians is often dark and surrounded with doubts and fears, its presentation is all? the more to be wondered at. Like Caesar, we came, we 42