Similia : the 1910 yearbook of the Hahnemann Medical College . at too late a date for correction. The generous aid of many friends is recognized with hearty thanks. To our contrilmtors Yost Kepler,Sterner, Kinney, and others outside the class; to the class for their loyalty and trust; to the committee whoseuntiring hands so willingly performed their appointed duties; and most of all, to the faculty who by theirsupport made our book a possibility. Our work may not be a success in the eyes of the art and literary critic, hut all we wish is that it shall hea source of cheering comfort during thos
Similia : the 1910 yearbook of the Hahnemann Medical College . at too late a date for correction. The generous aid of many friends is recognized with hearty thanks. To our contrilmtors Yost Kepler,Sterner, Kinney, and others outside the class; to the class for their loyalty and trust; to the committee whoseuntiring hands so willingly performed their appointed duties; and most of all, to the faculty who by theirsupport made our book a possibility. Our work may not be a success in the eyes of the art and literary critic, hut all we wish is that it shall hea source of cheering comfort during those dark days which we are sure to have. How could our mind hemore happily diverted from our sadness than by leafing over our college days and being again,—One of theboys. It is hoped that this book will he received in the same true heart spirit with which it has been prepared,and that in a few years this crude work will be appreciated as a priceless jewel. Editor. ®o our instructor aub frtr-nb, lufua 1. Wraun*, M. B. tljta book ia affwttouatrly DK. RUFUS B WEAVER was born at Gettysburg, Pa., January h>. [841. He obtained his prelimi-nary education in the schools of his native town, after which he was graduated, with the degree ofA B., from Pennsylvania College in [862. Three years later that institution gave him the degreeof Upon finishing his collegiate course lie entered Pennsylvania Medical College, in [865. During the spring term of that year he took a special anatomical course under [ayes Agnew, When Dr. Weaver speaks of his teacher, he gets into that affectionate, almost reverent frameof mind, in which, we find ourselves when speaking- of or to Dr. Weaver. 1 le next attended a full course of lectures at the University of Pennsylvania in [867-68, and the following-Near took a course in Clinical Medicine at Jefferson. Meanwhile lie had made the acquaintance of Dr. A. , who for over a quarter of a century was Professor of
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