Temple University School of Medicine - Skull Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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 Chance favors the prepared mind. EDWARD H. BAIR Ned’s wanderlust lias been somewhat calmed since arriving at Temple, for he married a Temple University Hospital nurse, the former Miss Betty Crayton, and has started to raise a family of little “Bairs.” Ned started out life quietly enough by being born at Greensburg, Pa. However, he eventually wound up at Penn State, after getting a taste of military life at Valley Forge Military Academy. At State he majored in chemistry and biology. Sports, travel, and parties claim Ned's leisure time. The junior internship which he had at the Physicians’ and Surgeons' Hospital has had little effect in curbing his pep or unique sense of humor. For the future, obstetrics and gynecology comprise his choice of a specialty. Internship— Jersey City Medical Center. Eighteen

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For God sake give mc young man who has brains enough to make a fool of himself.” —R. L. Stevenson WAYNE H. ALLEN Urbane and chaste is our Wayne, whose fine trait of condoning others’ faults has gathered for him the plaudits of the throngs. He chose Albright College for the quest of his B.S. degree in Biology. Pi Tan Beta was Wayne’s fraternal choice at the Reading school, where he also was attached to the Alchemist Society and the Skull and Bones Club. With swimming and camping as chief interests. Wayne accordingly selected camp counselling as a source of summertime employment. Wayne’s candor and mollifying tendencies have already placed him high in the land of the Aesculapians, where he has selected the rigorous task of pursuing general practice. Internship— Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre. Pa. Seventeen

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. . in (he physician or surgeon no quality takes rank with imperturbability.” —Sir William Osier •« ' . . a» .-'■•I’'' a - The son of a Philadelphia physician. Howie attended Upper Darby High and later Haver-ford College, from which he graduated in ’-42 with a B.S. degree. Chemistry was his major subject in college and he made a name for himself in football and baseball. He has been a steelworker, camp counsellor, and spent some time at a civilian military training camp. Modest and quiet, Howie became one of our most agreeable associates from the very beginning and his bright, generous personality is the foundation for his future success. His hobbies are flying, golf, and hiking, and his specialty may l e ophthalmology. Internship—Episcopal Hospital. E HOWARD BEDROSSIAN Nineteen