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

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i illllirhavl lgaiiernnn Elhehler A good feeder with the evidence behind it. l s l X ' '- 1 Somewhere within the bounds of this great State there is a place called Aaronsburg. Few there were who, on May 4, 1883, realized that a life of great strength had sparkled in their midst. However, 'fMikeU was on the spot. In fulfilment of his educational desires he attended the Aaronshurg High School, later Central Penn College. In feats of physical strength Mike completely dumfounded all spectators in the gymnasium, and when the smoke cleared away he had broken all previous records for heavy lifting. VVe thought so well of him that we elected him ViceQl3redident of our class in the fall of 1910, which office he still holds. lg ,i As a student most consistent, ever in search of knowled0'e,f'Yvelflfliked bv all, 'yi 'X X, ,, Af--'vxww D 'fx' 'N and a man of deep thinking ability, wQlS f111'l1'iSiFil ilfill1ll5f1Qf I . . L 2 iq, fi.: it p IH-my X? , X I X Medical Society, and always looking fogzward' toward 11lslllyy,elfarefx X X df kg? Wie are sure that you are wEfl4fQlui.pped doiitendxxvitli'-.xtlie immense problems of Center County. V jf Yll 5 if 2 l Iggy. Bve, bye, Mike, we wishffouiftigfoodly share of this w.o11l's ggodsfx 1 T - X ! FQ! f dl? ,IP ...XXX H? If ,ff X' A Ei 1 iff J,f C-I f ,wwf X u . lf V22-J,, .W 'C l i4--.If m -.1 L - -, V, ,QM r, ,n---,rf i tk on I ff' s ' rf ' ,' af' 'km ,giff--1-tiki ff I xx, X .f -Q 'V f 63 px W' ff: L

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Arnnlh Anhrem illriat, A tif , Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. s More familiarly known as jack, He first took notice in St. Paul, Minn., on April 18, 1890. Hack attended the local schools, later pursuing a course at the Globe Busi- ness College. Being interested along agricultural lines, he then attended the Minnesota Agricultural College. Contrary to the advice of 1-lorace Greeley, telling a young man to go West, ,l'ackl' drifted into our midst in the fall of 1909, for the purpose of helping us make veterinary history. Mike Murphy soon saw in him football material, but the latter went about this branch of sport in such a business-like way that he laid out two of Mike's stars the hrst day of practice. jack was extremely popular with the fellows on account of his quiet gen- tlemanly ways and general ability. He also has much artistic ability, as this book will testify, being our staff artist. g,fsSf'N UBig Mitchi' can tell us more about his future, lnugbyylierevirilieigoes fhfgraest wishes of the Class of 1912 follow him. xiii li, ,I X -CSR xy, X YN! Q ,af J , I fi ,,1 ff Q ,131 ,A 1 , . , 1 W-1171 1 w 5' If ff J 'lf jf X I iv! W J 1 A 5 fl 1 N 'F fi ,li ij Q17 L? ff K , H 19,4 62 C fi f T- MICK' :wg ,f f Q, l

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Augustus fllll. Fisher Say what you will about his reading, You never can defend his breeding. A l T v. This lily white creature, as it happened, began his uneventful career just six days before Decoration Day in l888, in'that little place on the map known as Oxford, Pa. His early days were spent in restful slumber and at the proper age he attended the Lower Oxford High School. He, like a number of others, came to us in the beginning of our Senior year, and being spotless, so far as we know, from all earthly chastisements is probably the reason for his being placed in our midst. r Fish, as he is known to us, always occupies a rear seat in lectures, perhaps because the climatic conditions have a tendency to raise blood pressure, thus enabling him to be more cpmprehensive or perhaps qluod eos amicox. Our humble serva11t,taisQy9,t1cHlgow, has been somewhat athletically inclined, and as a result has playedlpiraltf'tlTelQ-tootlnall teams around the department, and also was a member of,t-laefltlfixrcl Xgai1sit5F'crew. , 7 y J- , -,mf 17- , ,V V V ' V' ff' mfg: rhjfl 4,-'Z ' -f - Y - 7? ,.5eif?-g,.w,w! C L I in sf K, p , f ply ,ffffr rf 1-5 'mc' , , ,fr ff if ll ,ff f so ' 4249. ff I lf, J-, Xa , p ,Ar i ' f A gsirg 5, J, lx f,j,7., X fff ' s il, ,lffjgffcgi ,qt lx ff 'j 3 V 1 p ,X tif pg ,N y IL, I I Ji-3, ,7.,-:.ff ef2f:f:Lf,1Yk 4 Lf-if , 'f tr, v ,g ,f 1 f .J-ff' -'12 , ,f ' ' --4' ' A-- f,Nf'f A ,XJH li, f ,JH ,fi . ,J -JW! . ' - ,ff-:tilt-...--'arm fl ff- .. ff 'M' ,KV cn wfpu 'Aff-Q4fQ',i gfszjfgxn., , Cifgc-s, K If ,J f-ffffgf' ff' ,Lim ' it M fit, Ulifljljgpfrc J ,I c- - ffl 1 H wus? ,tw riiirlfigt, ,- - ,V X4 ,V if 1 ,- 'L H r 5554 i..-il jr L 1 i Y, -L , Y iki f J Zfi K ' .' -V , ,- if ' ffgaf If fffff ' X' V 'ff fa 1