X-ray . al), and asone of the clearest thinkers of the class. LINWOOD HANCOCK JUSTISn M BON AIR, VA. STRAIGHT from the ranks—Captain of ForkUnions best drilled company and best all aroundathlete of the school. Richmond College, 191I-I2,from there to us, and let us say we have him yetwith not a thing to regret. But there are strangethings done; he has become an anti-vivisectionistand no longer boasts of his captainship, even in hisown home. He does not, however, admit the cause,but when a fourth year Medico invests $ ina ladies spring hat we consider it prima facie evi-dence and to further
X-ray . al), and asone of the clearest thinkers of the class. LINWOOD HANCOCK JUSTISn M BON AIR, VA. STRAIGHT from the ranks—Captain of ForkUnions best drilled company and best all aroundathlete of the school. Richmond College, 191I-I2,from there to us, and let us say we have him yetwith not a thing to regret. But there are strangethings done; he has become an anti-vivisectionistand no longer boasts of his captainship, even in hisown home. He does not, however, admit the cause,but when a fourth year Medico invests $ ina ladies spring hat we consider it prima facie evi-dence and to further the proof we wish to state he isnow no longer in Sheltering Arms. Frankly we are going to miss your companionshipand assistance, Lin, especially those epithets ofC. F. and C. L., which are so permiscously applied fo friend and to . I was about to say foe, but for you they will never be, unless you changethe disposition; we know where it leads and remem-ber always we are watching you. 48 THE 1916 X-RAY. W. VERNON KAY ANDERSON, S. South Carolina Club KAY is from South Carolina. Any one who hap-pened to have been present at a recent ampitheatreclinic could have easily deduced this. Kay had topresent a case. The patient was a colored began to read the history as follows: Thisnigger is twenty-one years of age. Kay is considerable of a business man and drugclerk. He filled prescriptions for six months withmany fatalities, invariably putting Hg Cb for HgCI. He has been very successful with his work inschool, and the prognosis in his case, we believe, isvery good. SIGMA V. LEWIS MIDDLESEX. N. C. SIG also comes from down home. (Some tarheel wrote this.) And we saw from the first that hecame here to make good. He is one of our hardest students and this factwill throw some light on his career at college Sig did not let this interfere with his socialactivities; he found time to follow the Order ofBenedicts, and he is now on the road to success, ashe has the Be
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