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

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itarrg Ifiartlr Jfillitrlivll, sz T 2 'Expansion personihedf' I t 7, , On September 21, 1885, a melodious voice of extensive pitch was heard coming from the Wfellsboro, Pa., residence of the Mitchell family. Upon close observation it was found to be issuing from our present classmates lungs, Mitch.,' He attended the local schools, later entering Mansfield State Normal, from which he graduated in 1906. Mitch then entered upon the field of teaching, which he pursued successfully for three years. During this period the desire to become a veterinarian had aroused within him. hence his advent in the fall of 1909. His popularity with us was manifested by his election to numerous offices as: Freshman Class Vice-Presidentg Varsity Freshman football team, Varsity scrub football team, Department football team, 1909g Department President Y. M. C. A. work, Class Prophet, President Alpha Chapter Omega Tau Sigma Fraternity, Secretary Veterinary Medical Society, 1910-11. Our giant's size is only exceeded by his good nature and host oifriendsgfi He possesses an enviable appetite, is a past master of dancing, aiidfii,ff15Wo11de1'fL1l - - it - iiafif'-C '?tff', correspondent. His pleasing manner soon won a pggominentffplaces among the ladies, and it is needlesshtp say that they feltly lDCf01'6T1111'11fj2J.,S tltieryfeyeiniiifistars .,,, g Wie know his sugessfiis assured, and tliaghis,12OPML1iLityii3f ey,ei1asting.5, C5 F' fi, i1f2,I'i'f5jf-- ,gfi,fj1i:La: fi-rtg'i:1 F- WAR -' 5 -l:5,ij,? -,,L J,.I-i'..g-1--f'-4- 'sul ff if 1 ' ff' V. X I' fixff' 1 , MW, , jq ,X V1 V - Y: 4 I ,,.,lf-f ,Q , is ',L.-1-1-'J '-'Y 3 K 4 , , 1 ' ,, X -1 - ,, - --fffffvg X' , .ft A aj Vg, ' ' , 1' HY --A' ,f we-3 if - M- -..F JJ e-ef f' ,V 'rffifee ,lg ,fi ' .M y , ' 'f f XXX 4 i rv- ,-' X . f-xx S- . ' N QT, yi 'K- ax 1' , a, ru V 1-C . lf, , ' xx I A, w, xl i ix si X .58 ,it S S , f .AMA .N Ak .Q ,T Xxx. A-X7, ,frm M -L. X S f Ms-,-,X X ' ' ,H a, FL fx Syn YFT ' FFF F ff-xx. , X ,A - r

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Eanivl Svuitizr miller, o T E He is very manly for a Yet.g we guess he'll do. A i wmnnv Danny, a man desirous of a name of military fame, dates the existence of his career from December 18, 1878, at Philadelphia, Pa. He received what education he has in the following schools: U. S. Army VVar College, then he attended the United States Army Cavalry School at Port Riley, Kansas. 1-from there he entered the Army and Navy Preparatory School, Vlfash- ington, D. C., and he, being undesirous of martial education, entered Hefiiy High School, From here he quietly sailed for Rugby. College life lent no charms to such a roving nature. Still uncontented with the scenes of his native land, he again took to the seas and we soon find him in the vvilds of the Philippines, but alas! he awoke the following morn, after a night of restless slumber, in time to matriculate at the Veterinary Department with the Class of 1912. . Danny was a persistent student and was always on hand at all lectures, taking special care to get every word of the lecture down in his notebook, and 'could always be found lingering after the finish, reading his notes to the professors and soliciting their approval of his punctuation, either for the purpose of courting some favor or in hopes of getting more than the rest. Being a specialist on odontology, Danny disagrees with the Simon of Athens in determining a horses age by his teeth. Danny argued, axliorse with four milk teeth was 17-4-23 old. According to Simon's theory, he was tlititittliree years old. After he secures his V.M.D. degree he contemplates.riettffniiig tmiis old stand, Wlaco, Texas, where he formerly spent several yearsl-l6f'liis lifefiefigagecl in laying the foundation for his chosen profession. lil Danny is of a retiring disposition and of domestic habi: s, ,his entire life career in the City of Brotherly Love. , lrlis amiable disposition won for him the office of Treaseirer, vspliyiclfflfel held during his ,lunior and Senior years. The ofhcial strain of tligrgiipgsitionfis pgssibly responsible for his hoary hairs. ,. ,I -- l-ie was an active member ofthe Veterinary Medical Society.. ..' 86 CA., ,tC,.,, 7ff,,,, f 1

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g ,Y V Jlra illiitterling, A iif I need no grindg I am one, I ' 1 In the little town of Richfield, junfata County, which is so'located that only by carefully stainingtwith Carbolfuchsin and Gential-methyl-violet can be found. Elrich was able, after several years of study, to obtain the percentage of our Mitt, which was about March O, 18855 up to this time recorded as many as 40 microbes, and since Elriplf 'nvestioation we have azn even 50. l2lrich's investigations reveal nothing o us, as he simply. obtained what is known as a uboolc worm. Tl dy0s5t1rc3l1 organisms present in the air, but all seem perfectly l121l'UlICSS,2!Zf' is ,yxgeililcto disc fd the parasitic Side of our subject. WN, ,JW f, .1352 Wle were all amused on seeing Irailbeginne ic ptfjetitecl w'wd- lTc-:strolley service of this City: his method of crossing inttmb t to some, . . ' ,IX , 7455 I but now he seems to get aiound with peife and x !I'l very Jroud of his readily observing character. 1 HQ ' Ira received his previous il fX,e1'.iiy. id came 1 , ' i l ' . 'V L 'Neff 17s l ieie well equipped toi the CIISLIIIIQQLEQWWIICIIVQ: fyfgf In efpjlge yyiiiiiltzz foi . - taining the highest mark in Aiwtfoigiiifginjhis IfamsifgjfgjfQWSCCOIWVTYQQJB. N Mitterling is one of our bestisttii-F531 lgjg and retaining the friendship of xvisliwfbgy - in all vocations in 'iIe. 'I Af' 13 ff ,ff mf I , it ' I 'Zb- ll-Qlt pf! fail if L' f r -Q 1, 1: llg E .,,.-,,f 'fig Tixfjz 1 X-Y,J,. 8 Z-1?-Vi n 6 , X -4?fw-A T:--. H lv .. . fig gif., wh' A P7 Q 5' 'Iifms ff' , Y. -V -feet ,,.,-H- 'f7fKR X' YY. ,-fAL-?3 f-l-- 4f--:--- . ,mi -