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

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Biiogiraplzy 27 CHARLES XVILLIAMS CVJBIITURT, -IR.- Fusser. Iiorn, july 3, 1885, Philadelphia, Pa. Single. PRESENT ILl.NliSS.1COlTl1DlEtlllS of fondness for nurses' dances. Dura- tion unknown. He is chairman of the Class Book Committee, member of the Student Council during Senior yearg a member of Nu Sigma Nu Fra- ternity, of Sigma Xi, and the Students' Medical Association of Yale Uni- versity. P.fxs'r ldilS'I't'JRY.-PIC prepared at Norristown, Pa., High School and the Hotchkiss School. He received his BA. from Yale in 1QO7. During his summer vacations he has been a hotel clerk and manager. He entered the class at the beginning of junior year, having dropped out the previous winter to travel with a sick friend. He has been secretary of the New llaven People's Choral Union for six years. He has roomed alone, first and second years at 144 Lawrence Hall, and tl1e past two years at 98 Park Street. Pixsr Hisroiey.-llis father, Charles XVilliams Comfort, is deceased. His mother is Mathilda 1 lledellj Comfort. Une cousin graduated from Yale in 1876. PI'IYSlC.XL EX.XMIN,X'I'ltUN.-P2LtlE'lll is a well-nourished individual. XfVeight is 165 poundsg height is 5 feet 1013 inches. Dru:Nos1s.kHebephrenia. P1t0GNOsIs.-Patient intends to specialize either in Obstetrics and Gyn- ecology or in Internal Medicine. Permanent mail address is 500 Stanbridge Street, Norristown, Pa. Appointment to the NVestern Pennsylvania Hospi- tal, Pittsburg, Pa,

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26 H-istorkv of H10 Class of IQII GENESIS FRANK C.-XRlLl,l.l.- Czirrell. llorn August 20, 1889. New Haven, Conn, Single. lJRliSliN'I' lr.LNEss.-l'atient eoinplains of zibnorinal craving for tele- phone girls, and the XYanrlerlust. PAST lilIS'l'ORY.1Tl1E' patient preparecl at the New Haven High School. He has been a teacher in the evening seliools of New Haven anal a eolleetor for a cash register concern. lle has also been einployefl as an interpreter. He has lived at home, 7Q Asylum Street, rluring' his course. F,xM11.y l'lIS'l'liRY.7PllS father is cleeeaserl :incl his step-father is P. Gian- granrle, a salesman. His mother is Rose fl.oinlJzu'iliJ Liiaiigiziiule. l'1e1i's1c,x1. Ex,xM1N,x'i'ioN.-l'atient is 21 clark, very quiet inmlivirlnal. Vile-ight is I4OpOll11flSQ height is 5 feet S51 inches. IDIAGNOSIS.-T1'lF-tllllillllil. llRUGNOSI5.Tl,Cl'lTl21l1L'11t inziil zulflress is 717 Asylum Street, New llaven. Conn. Appointment to St. lqE1lJllZLCllS llospitzil, New Hzlven, Conn.

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25 Iffistory of the Class of 1911 XYILLIAM FRANCIS CLYNNINGIIAM.- Kill, funny, Born. -lannary 29, 1389, Norwich, Conn. Single. Piussizxr ll.l-Nli!-33.4-PZlflC1ll complains of being' mistaken for a fresh- man, anrl inability to raise a bearfl. Duration three years. For the past year he has been an eclitor uf the Yule ilfudzral fuzzrzzul. For the past two years he has been an oftieer anil director uf that corporation known as the Yale Medical School llook Agency. Ile is a member of the Skull and Sceptre Society anfl of the l'hi Rho Sigma Fraternityg also a member of the Stuflents' Medical Association Yale University. P.xs'r llisrfmy.-l atient Came here from the Norwich Free Academy. lireshinan year he rncnnefl at S3 Prospeet Street: the past three years at 371 Crown Street, two years with lllitten, this year alone. lfle has helped earn his way through sehool by selling nieclieal books. The patients habits are respectable and his snrrrin1i1ling's fair. l7,xil11.Y llls'mlu'.Yl lis father was XYilliani Francis Cunningham, now fleeeaseil, anil his mother is Xlary tl,loyrll Lilll'Illlllg'll2lll'l. l,lIY5ll'.Xl, lCx,xmN,x'rnix.-The patient is a well-nonrisheil, almost man- ly lllflllfltllllll, with hair uf Titian shafle. .X lew freckles ailorn his counte- nanee. XYL-ight is 130 pnnnflsg height is 5 feet S inehes. lJuuxiisis.-llypo-triehiasis barbis. PIUNQN4ISIS.-l,L'l'lllZlllL'lll mail aililress is Norwich, Llinn. ,Xppointment lu llellevne llnspital, New York City.