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Fieumni of the GUNIVERSITY of <NEBRASKA COLGLEGE of 'MEDICINE <:fiEUMNI OF THE GUNIVERSITY OF <NEBRASKA COLGLEGE OF 'MEDICINE Nebraska School of Medicine, Preparatory 1881 Andrew P. Johnson Charles F. Webb H. J. Leisenring Edward Diedrich Emmett Holy Fred D. Haldeman William H. C. Stephenson Robert Monteith Mrs. G. W. Whipple Mrs. J. F. L. D. Hart:tman R. C. Elvin Elmira J. Hertzman James E. Hadley Omaha Medical College 1881 1885 Edward Diedrich William T . Dalby George V. Ellis George M. Hill James E. Hadley Andrew N. Jackson Fred D. Haldeman S. H. Knowles Werner Hemstead Theodore P . Livingston Robert Monteith Walter Q. Webb 1888 Urban H. Norris Edward Wirth James W. Search E. L. Waterman Lra E. J. Atkinson Frank Dooley Burgess 1883 Andrew Crawford 1886 Joshua Shipley Devries Homer Frank Fort Georgia A. Arbuckle Alois Hinz Sherman J. Hadley Howard Dew Brothers James Norrish Robert R. Livingston, Jr. Alvin H. Keller Samuel G. Painter .Joseph Henry Miller Harry G. Leisenring William H. Smith Joseph Bdward Noon George F. Lloyd Heinrich G. Wiese Lemon R. Markley Edward Jackson Taggart James S .. Shaw Charles F. Webb 1887 1889 Josephus Williams Joseph Blickensderfer Fredcrich Lisander Burbank 1884 Charles B. Dittebrandt Charles Eugene Coffin J. W. Frazier Edgar Dean Cummins Alice E. Huff Louise Frese Francis Andrew Graham Mathew 0. Rickells D. C. Gibbs Alfred Perviance Haynes J ohn W. Roe H. S. McGavren William Thomas Mason Stacy C. Youngman P . E. Norwood George Albert Yates 139 1890 Frank Warren Johnson 1897 James Alba Johnston Alfred Hakanson William Clinton Kenner Joseph Eugene Benton Andre'" Johnson Hiss Peter Lauritzen David Wallace Beattie William Robert Lavender Schuyler Colfax Borom Louis Richardson Chi Chung Chan Alma J . Chapman 1895 Frank Ratford Childs 1891 Kingsley Willard Clark George Bicknell Harry A. Cunningham John Willis Archard George Bjorkman Charles Frederick Dietz Adda Bowerman George R. Butchart Jay W. Fry C harles Wilbur MacConnell Ernest S. Case Janus Orval Ganoe William Ross Martin Willis W. Dean Harlie L. Gregg C harles Love Mullins Fred J. Driver George Alvin Ireland John Wright Straight A. P. Fitzsimmons Johann Heinrick Jessen WiUiam Joseph White E. A. Haden Gustav Adolf Koerber William Gerhardt Ziegler Lawrence Hick Frederick E. Kraft Eme~t M. Hickok John Lrvin McGirr I. Diller Jones Leonard R. Mcintyre 1892 Dora Mena Judkins William Perry Montgomery Joseph S. Lepard William Posey Mowrer Andrew Jackson Baker Voorlecs Lucas Edmund Delos Pumam Thomas Edwin Barron Charles C. Maloney Mary Elizabeth Rosenburg Davis Josia Bartlett Walter L. Morrill Carl L. F. Swanson Mads Christian Christensen Herbert 0. Munson Willis Edward Talbot William Ellsworth Dix~on John R. Pringle Jesse P. Truax Vitena Sewall Henderson William S. Reiley Sherman Augustus Yule William Albert Lusk Charles C. Stevenson Phillip Herman Melt Etta P. Sumner 1898 George Roeder Mary Louise Tinley Julius A. Roeder James L. Somerville Carl Ali Anderson Uric Dahlgren Stone Edwin M. Wilson George S. Betts William Owen Wisner Stuart A. Campell Nellie L. Clark 1896 William W . Frank 1893 Ubbie L. Fitch Herbert Augustus Abboll Harry A. Fulton Harry S. Breevort Edson Lowell Bridges Thomas Gillespie James F. Davies Albert Butler John Benjamin Joyce John F. Leeper George Pigeon Roberl Claud Knode Hubbard Linley Charles C. Crawl Henry Bassell Lemere Samuel E. Leard George Richardson Gilbert John Stuart Livingston Max L. Rich Paul Ernest Koerber Dana B. McMahon Frederick C. Rugg William Herod Lawrie Reuben B. Mullins Frank A. Stockdale Thomas James Lawson Russell John Murdock Henry C. Wheeler Frank Edward Liliedahl Florence Neal Edward W. Wiltse Roy Harry McCarl Byron L. Pampcl Maud Mead William James Pinkerton Thomas Joseph O'Toole Fr.edcrica A. Phillips 1894 Mary Arvilla Quincy Elmer R. Porter Charles Bane Spates George P. Pugh Robert Binon Am151rong Andrew Victor Stephenson Collins H. Ross Frederick Earl BeaJ George W. Strough David Jackson Smith James Bisgard Ernest J. C. Sward Seymour Harry Smith J ohn Larren Brown Louis Swoboda Lee Bradley Van Camp Joseph Milton Curtis Harry George Thomas Ernest Alfred Weymuller William Alvin Hostetler Ernest LeRoy Verley Ross Everton Wright 140 1899 1900 1901 Harry Bauguess Graue Willis Bartlett Silas Gilbert Allen John Ray Beatty William Henry Betz Andrew Roy Dodge Harry E. Burdick Frank Albert Brewster Arthur Glen Emerson Harry Silsby Finney William James Douglas Sam'! Van Doozer Fitzsimmons Charles Stanton James Homer Davis Christian Thomas Gritzka John Franklin Kelly Alfred Jefferson Thomas Massie Gilmore Nelson S. Mercer Adolph Bernard Lindquist Stacey Bemand Hall Albert Olaf Peterson Oswald Henry Magaret Byron Webster Hall George L. Strader Morris Nilesen Floyd William Herron Noel W. Spencer Anders Peter Overgaard Robert Acheson Hawthorne Arthur C. Stokes Sylvester Atkinson Preston James Franklin Jones Elmer James Updegraff Edward Louis Rohlf William Henry Loechner John G. W. Westerhoff Herman Frederick Thulin Luther Martin Leisenring Roy Verner Witter John Rudolph Nilsson Byron Lincoln Perlee Henry Andrew Reichenback Andrew Alexander Robertson Eugene Herbert Smith George Curlis Shockey Amasa M. Tower Jugurtha Samuel Wai nwright Francis Allen Wells William Law Wilmoth University of Nebraska College of Medicine 1902 F. M. Barnes .1 . E. Hansen M. B. McDowell G. F. Bartholomew F. H. Hanson Hugh Montor H. W. Denson Miss F. D. Hendersou Milan S. Moore A. W. Carlile Louis L. Henninger C. F. Morsmand Wm. H. Chapman H. D. Hully Jno. A. Peters C. J. Christensen P. E. James C. w. M. Poynter B. W. Christie W. Y. Jones Grove Rnthbun A. H. Cooper R. R. Kennedy David J. Reid W. T. Crafl William Kerr David Rundstrum Miss Frida Drummer E. C. Keyes Mathew A. Tinley A. W. Fitzsimmons F. W. Kruse Frank Tornholm E. J. Fleetwood D. A. Lee E. A. 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