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

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Elnasph Ehmurh Machu, A if f'Anger he knoweth not, and a pleasant smile hath he for all. 1 A l w ' Hurrah! spoke the great town of Darby on March 24, 18915 for it was upon that nieinorable day that our joe came smiling into the world. Joe attended the Darby High School, later continuing his education at Brown Preparatory School. r How well we remeinber his entrance in the fall of 1909, with hooks under his arm and a look of deterniination upo-n his face. He at once captivated the entire class with his pleasing smile. Joe is an authority on country girls, also good sheep. joe was a faithful nieniher of the Veterinary Medical Society. Keep the good work up, and may prosperity ever grace your undertakings. 1? l 1 . W tm is Q . yih x r i-:::1- f fs Vifbu Uiwx 310'-Dia ' 68

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l Glhurlra Wagner Cbminner, A if Great pretentions but little substance. I 7 1 One of Hueknell's most noisome young men was our friend Charlesg born March 4, 1888, at St. Clair, a small town in the black diamond region of Penn- sylvania, whose industrial situation is very evident by Charley's complexion, which was hardened by every effort to become a gentleman, but alas! his hopes were blighted when Dr. I-larger said UNO gentleman would do that. l Charles, though small of stature, assumed the magnitude of a Hercules when an operation was about to be performed and many a 'hybrid has been relieved by the keen strokes of his knife, and many of us will remember the orchidectomy he performed on his neighbor's caprino in his elaborate hospital in St. Clair. Charley was always found hibernating around our hospital doing odd jobs such as sharpening knives, preparations for anesthesia and general handy man in cleaning up debris. He will have the advantage of most of us in surgery in that he willvbe able to do the roaring operation in the standing position. I-lere's hoping the sun will always shine during your operations. flhffylii I-le was a member of the Vet. Med. Society. y fa i .' li I - 1 . fi X. I . I. My I ww- it If-viz fa 1 :N N jx tiling 4, EL ,i , are 'aj .i '- , L I i x miffxw ' ef mls XX , ,' , I JM? ,az 67 'V jaff' lrl V! j

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illllzzlrnlm Eamwa Marking, 52 T -2 Every man meets his VVaterloo at last. Malcolm Hrst claimed citizenship in this spacious city of Brotherly Love on june 9, 1891. Later on with his parents he migrated to Conshohocken, Pa., Where the surrounding media seemed to be highly favorable for his growth, and he soon became a smiling, curly haired boy. ' He received his preparatory education at St. MattheW's High School, Conshohocken, Pa. Harkey joined us in the fall of 1909, highly endowed with all the requisites of a good student. He seemed to take favorably to laboratory Work, soon becoming quite prohcient in that line.. NVQ are told that he is an authority on serum production, having done soniefamous Work inMulfog1's laboratory. Being in possession of all tlieybiiaessmgs that good'l'ooks can befstowa on one it is needless to say that he is aisou1'ceeofWg1'eat attraction-for the fair sex, Malcolm is a member of the Veterinai-y3 Medigal Societyf and is hgd in High esteem by all. V H W' ' 9- gg In adieu We gladly say that we l1HVClEjOOClcQQL1SiC to 'expect great things of him in the days to come, and it is tour Wish that good forgtunefvvillssever inegtfliis pleasing smile. fp, as A gljfr ' ,lg 1-5-5 pg - 69