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

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The Class ROBERT ROBERTSON AGNEW. B1zRT. Robert Robertson Agnew of New Haven, Connecticut, was born in New Haven, August I, 1882. His father is William B. Agnew and is a pattern- maker. He prepared at Booth's Prep- aratory School and lived at home during his four years of college. He intends to specialize in surgery. A. E. I., N. ALPHON SO LOUIS AVITABILE. AvEY. Alphonso Louis Avitabile of New Haven, Connecticut, was born in Naples, Italy, November 21, 1886. His father is Matthew Avitabile and is a rnerchant. He prepared at Booth's Preparatory School and lived at home during his four years of college. He intends to special- ize in surgery and will settle in New Haven.

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l HERBERT EUGENE SMITH, M. D. Dean of the Medical School and Professor of ClZCIll.lSlfI'j'. Ph. B., Yale 1879g M. D., University of Pennsylvania, 1882. Post- graduate study at the University of Heidelberg, 1883. Chemist to the New Haven Hospital since ISQO. Member of the New Haven Medical Associationg the Connecticut Medical Societyg the American Physiological Society and the American Public Health Association. I

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22 THE YEAR BOOK. ABRAHAM BERNSTEIN. BERN1zY. Abraham Bernstein of Ansonia, Con- necticut, was born in Russia, December 20, 1882. His father is Samuel Bern- stein and is a rabbi of the Jewish church. He prepared for college at Ansonia High School and in his freshman year roomed at 201 Portsea street, alone. In his soph- omore and junior years he roomed at 269 Portsea street, with S. I. Goldberg. He lived at 163 York street in his senior year rooming with F. Cohen. He ex- pects to do post-graduate work. Aj7p0i1zz'me11t to B1'1'dgep01't Hospital, B7'fdgCf707'l7, Conn. JOHN EUGENE BLACK. GENE. ' John Eugene Black of Bridgeport, Connecticut, was born in Bridgeport, May 9, 1880. His father is Peter jos- eph Black and is a mechanic and inven- tor. He prepared for Yale at Bridgeport High School and entered the Sheffield Scientific department of Yale in 1900, graduating in 1903, with honors, with a degree of Ph.B. He lived at 120 York street during the four years of his medical course, room- ing in his freshman year with Eugene M. Blakeg in his sophomore and junior years with Paul Titus and in his senior year with R. S. Seidensticker. He in- tends to specialize in childrenis diseases and will do post-graduate work, settling later in Bridgeport, Connecticut. He was voted the most congenial man in his class. Appoilzfzlzczzf to F01'dl1c111L Hosjvital, New York Cify. LE. I., N.E.N.