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

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CONTENTS Editorial Note . II Faculty Directory . . 13 Class Biographies . . 25 To Our Alma Mater . . .17 Class Officers . . 49 The Faculty . , SI Statistics . , 5: Faculty Notes . 54 Class Votes . . 55 Freshman Year . . 57 Sophomore Year . . Co Junior Year . . . 63 Dispensary Clinicians . . 68 Faculty and Instructors . 69 Dispensary Types .... . 70 First Year Class of the Year 1910 . . 74 Second Year Class of the Year 1910 . . 76 Third Year Class of the Year 1910 . . 78 Senior Year ..... . 8,2 Societies . . 87 Undergraduates , . - 92 Medical Y. M. C. A, ...... Q7 A Glimpse into the Past. Present and Future of Yale Medical School .... . Q9 Professional Humor . . . . 102 Former Members of the Class of 1910 . . 104

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Editorial The editing of a class book is no easy task when one considers that it is done in the senior year, the most important year in a college man's life, with all the worry of the final examinations ahead of him and the many other diversions of the year to occupy the senior's time. The standard of the Yale Medical School has always been high, such a standard being necessary to give her the prominent place she holds among the leading medical schools of to-day. Hence the preservation of her pres- tige demands all the time and energy that the student possesses, conse- quently every bit of this book means earnest work and a sacrifice of time and energy for the sake of the class. Gentle reader, we hope that you will pass our imperfections by and remember that this book stands as the earnest and united effort of the class, for the class, by the class, as a representation of the Yale Medical School, and, to us, a memory of these days spent at dear old Yale. In closing we wish to thank Messrs. Sheehan, Beardsley, Prince, Bren- ner, and Thielcke, of the senior class: Booth, of the junior classg Carroll, of the sophomore classg and Shipley, of the freshman class, for their contribuf tions to the book, and we recommend to the classes following us that they continue the publication of the YEAR BOOK.

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'FAX . 'rx ARTHUR TWINING HADLEY P1'csidc1fzt. BA. Yale University I876' Doctor of Laws f H , o arvard, johns Hop- kins, Columbia I 7 f ' ' ' ' ' , and Kesley an. Instructor in Yale University 1879-1886, and Professor since latter date. Commissioner of Labor Statistics for the State of Connecticut 1883-1885. President of the American Economic Association 1898-IQOEJQ Member of the International Institute of Statisticsg Member of the American Philosophical Society Author of R 'l . ai road Transportation, Its History and Its Lawsng Economics5 An Account of the R I ' - ' e ation Between Private Property and Public W'elfare ' Tl El ' y , ie cucation of the American Citizenng Freedom and Responsibilityug American editor of the tenth edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica. ul.