Scalpel : the 1911 yearbook of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania . Helen Moxtgomeky Whiit then remnius. but woll our power to vise, .(l keep good humor still whatecr we lose? And trust me. dear, good humor can prevail. When airs, and flights, and screams, and scolding fall. It took the largest city of the Union,Xcw York City, to send us \ry I. Sllli-VAN in our Senior year. We stood in aweof her because she was already an New York Medical College and Hos-pital for Women, but soon her large hearthad won us all. Before studying medicineshe attended Blessed Sacramen
Scalpel : the 1911 yearbook of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania . Helen Moxtgomeky Whiit then remnius. but woll our power to vise, .(l keep good humor still whatecr we lose? And trust me. dear, good humor can prevail. When airs, and flights, and screams, and scolding fall. It took the largest city of the Union,Xcw York City, to send us \ry I. Sllli-VAN in our Senior year. We stood in aweof her because she was already an New York Medical College and Hos-pital for Women, but soon her large hearthad won us all. Before studying medicineshe attended Blessed Sacrament Convent. The Little One says the first year inmedicine happened in her first childhoodand therefore too long ago to favorite amusement is to compile sta-tistics for the Scalpel and her favoritestudy is infant feeding formulae. Anes-thesia exclushrly is to be her specialty,and her practice to be located in New YorkCity with a branch office in Texas. Member of Jeanne dArc (A. C. Club). Mary I. Sullivan. 72. V Li-YuiN TsAO. Because her womanhood is such That, as in court-days, subjects kissThp queens hand yet so near a touchAffirms no mean familiarness ; Anticipating the glory of being someday the bioi!,raphers of a famous woman,we have followed Li-YuiN Tsaos collegecareer with keen interest. Miss Zoa isa daughter of the Celestial Empire and in-deed she does honor to the traditional cul-ture and courtesy of Asia. Chinas boarding house experienceshave been bitter as gall. However, shefinds in everyday life favorite amusements—tennis and rowing. Attended Anglo-Chinese Girls School,Shanghai, China, for five years. Then twoyears in Kwasui Jo Gakko, Nagasaki,Japan, where she obtained the medal forliighest scholarship. Came to the UnitedStates in 1905 and immediately enteredForest Park University, St. Louis, Mo.,where she graduated in 1907. Member of Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Treas-urer of the Undergraduate Medical Asso-ciation, 1908-1910; Vice-President of theClass 1910-191
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