Yale University School of Medicine - Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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i October 24 November 30 November 16 December 7 January 31 March 1 April 15 April 22 April 9 J UNE 27 June 29 June 29 June 30 June 30 J UNE 1 July 4 October 6 October 6 October 7 October 22 December Calendar EIUHTU-FOURTM ANNUAL 5E$$ION 1S?6 Thursday Wednesday Monday Wednesday First Term (11 weeks) begins Thanksgiving Recess begins 12 m. Thanksgiving Recess ends 9 a. m. First Term ends 12 m. Winter Vacation of Three Weeks Thursday Wednesday Thursday Thursday Thursday Wednesday Sunday Tuesday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Thursday iW Second Term (12 weeks) begins 12 m. Second Term ends 12 m. Third Term (12 weeks) begins Spring Recess (1 week) begins 12 m. Spring Recess ends 1 2 m. Annual Examinations begin Baccalaureate Sermon Annual Address in Medicine 12 m. Meeting of Yale Medical Alumni Association Commencement Third Term ends Examinations for Admission begin FJViMT VI-FIFTH ANNUAL 5E53ION 11 97 Monday Wednesday Wednesday T HURSDAY Wednesday Autumn Examinations begin Autumn Examinations end Examinations for Admission First Term (11 weeks) begins First Term ends

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I am under obligations to the following members of the Class of Ninety-seven for the articles over which their names appear: Mr. G. Totten McMaster, Mr. E. D. Chipman, Mr. R. S. Graves, Mr. F. H. Todd, Mr. J. A. Lee, Mr. B. F. Corwin, Mr. F. I. Nettleton, Mr. A. E. Loveland, Mr. W. F. Penn, Mr. S. R. Woodruff and Mr. C. L. Kilbourn. Kindly assistance has also been rendered me in connection with the Alumni Department by Dr. Robert A. McDonnell and Dr. Oliver T. Osborne. The illustrations are mostly from the hand of Mr. G. Totten McMaster, while some were very kindly executed by Mr. J. H. Koehler. To both these gentlemen great credit is due for the attractiveness of this book. The cover design is also the production of Mr. G. Totten McMaster, and I am deeply grateful to him for the faithfulness he has shown and the many ways in which he has so kindly served me in the making of this little volume. The full page illustrations are from photographs by our artist, Mr. William Blackwood. The large number of half-tones and line drawings I trust will be received favorably. In closing I wish to thank the entire class for the many ways in which they as a body have aided me, and I hope that this little book will meet their every expectation and be to them what no other volume can be, a bright record of their college days. To the entire Faculty thanks are due for many ways of valuable service and for the hearty approval with which they have met our every request. It is our earnest desire that the SymptOiW Record stand as an honor to this School and the University, and be a means perhaps of doing its little work in the onward movement of Yale Medical College. L. HAROLD STEWART, Editor. New Haven, Conn. April, Eighteen Hundred and Ninety-seven.

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Corporation President Rev. Timothy Dwight, D.D., LL.D. Fellows His Excellency Lorrin A. Cooke His Honor O. Vincent Coffin, LL.D. Rev. Burdett Hart, D.D. Rev. George Bushnell, D.D. Rev. Joseph Backus, D.D. Hon. Frederick J. Kingsbury, LL.D. Rev. Theodore T. Munger, D.D. Rev. Joseph Anderson, D.D. Rev. George Leon Walker, D.D. Hon. Henry E. Howland, M.A. Rev. Charles Ray Palmer, D.D. Hon. Chauncey M. Depew, LL.D. Rev. Edwin P. Parker, D.D. Rev. Joseph H. Twichell, M.A. Edward G. Mason, LL.D. Buchanan Winthrop, M A. Rev. James W. Cooper, D.D. Thomas G. Bennett, Ph.B. Secretary Franklin B. Dexter, M.A. (Library) 178 Prospect Street Treasurer William W. Farnam, M.A. (5 Tr.) 335 Prospect Street Auditor Riverton Middletown New Haven New Haven Farmington Water bury New Haven Waterbury Hartford New York City New Haven New York City Hartford Hartford Chicago New York City New Britain New Haven Wilbur F. Day