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

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Illreh Envrner, Elf., to T 3 And when my wife is in the case, You know allother things give place. Freddie was washed ashore at Cape May, New jersey, April 27, 1889 After receiving his preliminary education at Cape May High School, he decided that there was no other calling for him than to become a Veterinary Medical Doctor, so he entered that Department at the University of Pennsylvania in the year.l909. During his Freshman year Fred joined the Veterinary Medical Societv, and also the Omega Tau Sigma Fraternity. Freddie proved hfmself a very ener- getic student, and it was also plain to be seen he possessed a great amount of positive chemotaxis toward the fair sex, and early in his junior year became encapsulated. Since that time we have been unable to keep so' close a watch over him, but realizing that he has been, and will ble, well cared for, we entertain 1 tie highest hopes for his future, and wish him a successful career. af , ,.- X Y 1-L 1 f.:- -TM -'L-7 'H ,f lf?-1 ' M 7 FF ' f 'J F X - ' I 1116- fir, - Z 2,7 , f -fx' 1,1 A K , i 533 V ,fi.i X - - N .,f X 4 - X ,X ,X ,N -'L Q.: f Wl'f' F ,..f ' ?. A . ,-, .,. ,Z N-d ,- ,A ,,:,T' ' 'f,- !x 'fy' '-- li ---W ' gif -ag, lj' A' 'ji 7- ,Law 2. -1-' V1 . ..,--fl: 51222 'V-2' -ff-fi' ' ' lm ,. -- ' 'T-assi: ,Ta 5 - ,gl gf -T rlff '. - 7x 1-Q. eg L-.::il1:f'f'm ir fr - '27e...,L .f--'-2 'ff- - .kgs . F '-SFF' - ' ff-'1 fxswee-.fa--,.. -..,.. . r tm- I X-f' FIX- dx., ,-X, f -P-1-1, Y f A .- X L Y! N- ' 5-K , 3 .XX l' , , ' , ' 1' 'F --QF Fi-1. -' ' -'X Jfx Y Final ... E A, -I-..-i .1 '- in 5 --'Fit' -YV ' 'Qffr'-3 1 ly F ' '- 51

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Ehmarh LF. Eelyrmva, Q T 2 Behrens by name, barren by nature. Edu cast his First shadow on May 16, 1389, and ever since the same shadow has continued to grow in magnitude. This buxom, bright-haired boy is indigenous to Newark, N. bl., but later on in life he migrated with his parents to the metropo- lis of the Keystone State. Edward received his early tutoring in Kearney High School, New jersey, and also from the Pottstown High School. In the month of October, 1909, he chose to join our class as a freshman to pursue the course with us all of Veterinary Medicine. During his life at college he has established a high standing among his classmates as a connoisseur of socks and cravats, and as such he has displayed many odd patterns and colors to us all. - That this member of the Behrens family is very popular among his class- mates is easily considered after one reads of the positions both socially and in class matters that he has held. Ed is a member of the Veterinary Medical Societ f and is our Advertising Manager of ftvllfefiiclass Re 'o1fEl Boo'lQfl jlfef 3 b .6 up 1 . Y i 1 if-'f -fysfazf, ' expect to hear of great advanceinentsmithey veteninany iWOV1'l,Ql'ftl11'OL1g1:1igh'1S aifdent . . ' , -f s . , .5 , g Q' . b . ,- . - 11,1-1 U'-.19 work, and we all wish him a cupful of luclcyand happzness in L111sf,fcla'ose11 pro-, . 5 , . X C ,li Q ' if , 'Q-If 'ry--A, fCSS101'1. ,f fb, y i l ii, S 'i 1' l Y ' fl .3 ALT- ---A ,, ,. I I 1 digg., ix jji V- ln . YM lmligljplxw ,.g, 2 X! Ri 7-xxx W ii f rr ,YQ ui 3 'N fi l 1' . tiff-Z:5fj:.f-::.rQ.Zig ea-.-114W REL'-lr. 1 I Fifi' N 1 . li ix lu! fag En e 9 ',. . Vi- W ly' ivv .g.JQll , V . it 'lily l ' 'E sf' ,., w.fnH.:W'.4 J - I. .ui ll A 1 llliw 'ff P3 9 ,. will , as ,fl ,aa , ,T T, X b V-!L, 4' l,,,.,x!, - xi ,ff v -' 7521- Y' ' ' ' 'i ' 'I .' ff' '3f- K- 5131? 's,g:ggi2f' ff ,,.,-fe in 1 lg S 11,4251 1-LJ ,i 1-T---f--V., ,.M..1 K--ngqw-dy. r gif 't , 1 ii A i 1 l H -ff f fi . ii i, 4 V,-s -- , ,I f N- j 5 by fg - ' 1 11 - 11 'L f . W f 1 1 lif .f 592' 9 :Ct 1 y V ,T ,, . --- '1 'W 114 1 1'.' ini i W --J ' f.,L,-if if , 50 1 r S' Y

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Elnhn Eamrrnrr Englun, o T 3 A well-behaved fellow citizen. Boylan, as we know him, put in his first appearance in the city of Brotherly Lovef July 12, l887, he receiving his preliminary education at the Roman Catholic High School of that city. Johnny entered our class in our senior year, having had ill health, which prevented him from graduating with his class of 1911. However, we were glad to have his smiling countenance with us, as he is a quiet, ma.nnerly fellow and a good student. He isn't as tall as Steiny, but every bit as skinny. This alone kept him off the football team. Wfe have fond hopes that johnny will be able to balance up his ratio, say l-25, in order that the adipose tissue may accumulate here andthere over that i . . . A Midi. . wanting frame, and round him out so he xvill appear somewhat cojfi ej'f bloclc in type, as We rather expect to hear of him next in the abatgoir doing inspection. 'Neal w' Our best wishes for your future. F jj' ,.,f f.3 Q qgiagf Lgfax WM! ,,wf45,, lil, M,.,,! ,M .... W. ,f .X If-.K-mix, x K5 Xixe, . 'rfxlll l l I -1,.,,,f,3i ikl if it ffl il l if lv 's , 3 1 .K if .4 ,M . v.. ,271 ggi? V X 1- .75 ,, -- ' f-if X , 57' ' ?'.iff.'-E1 X-,, 'Fa ,TJ ffm' ss, '-X fm, F j,,Qg,if'-, 1:-lf 1. ,' L' Q .ill f:2 '.-E :fi I i :-1 'NCQ-' J F 7.0 w ff W , M F1-ifffll' .ff fl 52 -Q. f' jail' , ,f,,fQf HJ Qggslf '-V 1 ' :J . l ,. Ffu