University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI. DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE. Medical College of Ohio. CHARTERED A. D., ISIg. GRADUATES. 4337. THE Annual SthSiOH opens in September and continues eight months. with thirty weeks of work. exclusive of holidays and examinations. as required by the State Board of Ohio. A four ycars graded course is given. the curricu- lum being up to the highest requirements. Much personal attention given to students. As evidencc 0f thoroughness in prcparation. a large number Nor 1906. over 60541 of the graduates each year secure HOSPITAL POSITIONS through competitive examinations. X-Vritc for catalogue. ALBERT V. PHELPS. M. D. Secretary. F. FORCHHEIMER, M. D., Dean.

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TH: E CINCINNATIAN Q QQ$Q I907 $$$ng VOLUME THIRTEEN THE YEAR BOOK OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS N

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F O R E W O R D H E. EDITOR and his associates take great pleasure in herewith presenting for the approval of those concerned with the University of Cincinnati and their friends, the thirteenth volume of the Year Book, edited and managed by members of the Junior Class. We trust that our friends will find our efforts worthy of their favorable criticism, feeling that Volume XIII, Fills a real want. Our predecessors, The Editorial Board of 1906. deserved much credit for their endeavors in behalf of an Annual, but the difficulties which beset their path proved a discouraging circumstance, and the present volume, we hope, will in some measure fill the vacant place. The Advisory Board of the Faculty, Messrs Whitcomh and Ballet: have given us their confidence and assistance, an honor which we esteem, and for which we trust they will accept our gratitude. The Medical College of Ohio and the Cincinnati Law School, departments of the University which have never before been allotted the space which they merited, have been taken care of in a manner which has given us the support of their respective student bodies, a power which we appreciate to the utmost. And last but not the smallest item, the members of the staff and manager, have worked together in such a way as to produce never a hitch in our arrangements, and have shown such steadfast devotion to their work as to deserve the heat praise of which we are capable. Our efforts, we hope, have added a new impetus to the Year Book series.