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

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SAMYEL F. SCHEIDY, V.M.D. lnstrucior in Veterinary Jlerlicine balled and drenched, and did all sorts of ex- ploratory examinations. None will forget the famous Guernsey calf Heart-throb and the men from the medical school interested in the case. Hlncidentally, this is the Hrst time this type of examination has been done on an animalf' Wle were all somewhat shocked at the early and untimely demise of the calf while under the care of An- muth who never was able to give a satisfactory hxplanation. Other famous cases were the old eorse with partial paraplegia and the thorough- bred mare who got colic and had to be aborted. AMBULATORY CLINIC This clinic served m.any purposes, it gave us valuable experience in diagnosis and treat- ment, served to break the routine of school and furnished an excuse for absence from class for, he's ambulatinf' is a familiar answer to the name of an absent--member. W'e always looked forward to and enjoyed the trips. Some of the more fortunate got to go to hfaryland and wherever we went the work was always fully explained and done by the students wherever possible. It was on these trips that we got to know what a really fine man Dr. Beck is. VVe talked of many things, veterinary, and otherwise. VVQ all learned how to play chess and even though Dr. Beck always won we learned to play wisely, if not well. The clinic car usually ran very well but there were times when We were on skates before we got back. 2 2:3 J

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Miss EDMA W. TUTEVR Miss PARKER Chief Clerk Libmrian I A Miss LORRAITNE M. SAMUEL MISS SARAH E. NYCE Stenograplzers 77