University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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24 THE ARIEL ITIBIILIEIUIS LVMAN ALLEN, A.B., M.D ..... 288 Main St. Insirzccior in SZLVg'67fjl A.B. '93 and M.D. '96, Vermont. -ET, AM, QDBKL HARRIS RALPH WATICINS, A.B., M.D. 42 N. Winooski Ave. Insirzzcfor in Theory cmd Pfaciice of Mefficine and Physical Diagnosis AM FREDERICK ELLSWORTH CLARK, M.D. . 88 College St. CIJX Insirucior in Paflzology CLIFFORD ATHERTON PEASE, M.D. . 102 College St. ' f7Z.S'lf7 ZtCf07' in Neurology AM CLARENCE HENRX' BEECHER, M.D. . 46 N. Winooski Ave. Inszfrucfor in Amzfomy AM PATRICK EUGENE MCSWEENEY, M.D. . 37 Elmwood Ave. AM Ifzsfmcfor in Obszfefrics and Gymfaology FRED IQINNEY JACKSON, A.B., M.D. . 49 S. Winooski Ave. I7ZSf7'Zl6f07' in Physiology , A.B. '97 and M.D. '99, Vermont. IPAQ, AM. JOSEPH A. AIQCI-IAMBAULT, M.D. . 68 Elmwood Ave. AKK Insirucioff in Ch6l7Zi5fIjl BINGHAM HIRAM STONE, A.B., M.D. . . 174 Pearl St. Laoorafofgf bzsimcfor in Bzzcferiology and Clinical Ilficroscopy A.B. '97 and M.D. '00, Vermont. ATQ, AM. , DAVID MARVIN, M.D .... . . Essex junction Insirucfof' in Maie1'ia Medica cmd Tkerapezcizcs CHARLES FRANCIS DALTON, M.D. . . 1 South Union fnsiffucfor in Physiologimz Clzemistv y AM THOMAS STEVENS BROWN . . . . Grant St. AM Insiruclor in Anatomy

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VOLUME XIX 23 professors uf Special Subjects RUDOLPH AUGUST WHITTHAUS, A.M., M.D. New York City Professor of Toxicology KPX JUDSON EARL CUSHMAN . . . P . 31 School St. Professor of Medical fzirisprudenee - MARSHALL COLEMAN TWITCHELL, M.D. . 162 College St. Professor of Diseases of Zhe Eye, Ear ana' Throat AM AURELIUS R. Sl-IANDS, A.M., M.D. . Washington, D. C. Professor of Oififzopedics IIJX ' . . VVALTER DURANT BERRY, M.D. . . Waterbiiry Professor of Mefzial Diseases ARTHUR LAPTHORN SMITH, A.B., M.D., M.R.C.S. QEng.j Professor of Surgical Diseases of Women Montreal ARR GODFREY ROGER PISEK, B.S., M.D. . . New York City Professor of Diseases of Children AKK ' DAVID A. SHIRRES, A.M., M.D ..... 5 Professor of Diseases of the Nervous Sysiem AKK FRANK R. ENGLAND, M.D. . . . '. Professor of Genifof Urinary and Venereal Diseases JOHN MCCREA, A.M., M.D. .... H. Professor of Pafhology G. GORDON CAMPBELL, A.M., M.D. . . Professor of Dermafology CHARLES SOLOMON CAVERLY, M.D. . Professor of Hygieize Montreal Montreal Montreal Montreal Rutland

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fllihe Qtnllzge Quit E ARE ALL'very proud of our Centennial Corn- x mencement, and feel that it marked the close of a very successful century of college activities. Every- ? one who attended the Centennial Graduation Exer- cises felt a deep-rooted love and pride for Vermont. It brought us face to face with men who had success- fully passed through the struggles and trials of undergraduate life, and who, after leaving college, had made for themselves worthy and noble reputations. rf. fi ' rdf 5 - V+' N ZF: ZRX X Q-Ig Q- , f- - If the last college year wasimportant in that it marked the close of the first hundred years of Vermontis service and useful- ness. this year is all the more important in that it marks the beginning of a new century of usefulness and honor. Our several departments are all in a prosperous condition. Never before did we have as many students in the Academical department as now. In medicine, too, there is a gain of ten per cent over last year's entering class. The new Medical College is well on toward completion, and makes a much valued .addition to the college buildings. Then, too, at the last session of the Vermont Legislature we were promised sixty thousand dollars for a new agricultural building, to be known as Morrill Hall, in honor