University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Greetings B. F. RUNYON Out of our love for our Alma Mater and as a tribute to the delightful comrade- ship that has pervaded the student body, we have paused just long enough from the pursuit of our studies to produce this volume. ‘True, in times gone by, there have been wars and wars among the clans that constitute this body, all serving in the end, but the further to cement the ties which make us one. We have worked and played. And now, as one by one we bid adieu to each other—to our teachers we hope that now and in the years to come an inspection of this book will elicit many a smile or pleasant recollection, that might otherwise be covered by the dust of other things. As we journey on toward the river Styx, if in the end we have added to the sum total of pleasure, of joy and of mirth, we will not have lived in vain. Readers all, our work is in your hands. We present it respectfully hopefully, and only ask that in formu- lating whatever opinions you may pro- nounce upon it, you will be governed by what has given you pleasure, rather than by its all too evident faults.

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WILLIAM EDWARD GRANT, M. D. Dr. W. Ed. Grant was born in Louisville. Spent most of his early life in Boone County, Kentucky. He was educated at Georgetown College, Kentucky, and Miami University, Ohio. Graduated in medicine from Jefferson Medical College in 1886, and has since that time practiced medicine continuously in this city. He has been a teacher in a medical college ever since his graduation, teaching Physiology, Anatomy and Medical Life Insurance. Is at present, Dean of the University of Louisville and Professor of Medical Life Insurance. He has been actively engaged in Life Insurance work for a quarter of a century. Is now Medical Director of the Central Life Insurance Company, and President of the American Association of Medical Examiners. Dr. Grant is at present Health Officer of the city of Louis- ville, and has arranged a practical course of health office work for senior students of the University of Louisville; the hours of instruction at the Health Office are from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOHN D. ALLEN Chairman Medical Representatives DR. WILLIAM E. GRANT W. B. WHITE Pak. PIERSON WALTER COX G. F. JONES G. L. DYER Literary Representatives DR. E. C. PERROW MISS LOUISE SHELLEY MISS LOUISE EAGER Law Representatives S. H. MCMEEKIN W. D. McELHINNY