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

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Physicians arc the only true natural philosophers. —Thomas Hobbes EDWARD W. CAUGHEY Sprawling on the bank of the Monongahela River, fifteen miles above Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is the progressive city of McKeesport, the place of his birth. Having a grandfather in the profession and granted an inherent tendency by prenatal parental desire, he left McKeesport Technical School for pre-medical training at Pennsylvania State College. There, he was a member of the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity and lent his gregarious proclivities to the service of the Interfraternity Rushing Committee. He indulges in various sports, his favorites being golf and basketball. Through recordings. Academy attendance, and the radio, he has developed a wide interest in and knowledge of classical music. He is a passive participant in Wright Dermatological activities. He interned last summer in Newcastle, Pennsylvania; for senior interneship, he goes to the General Hospital in his home town. • 20 •

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Physicians and politicians resemble each other in this respect, that some defend the constitution, and others destroy it. —Anonymous J. GUY BUTTFRS From the very first influence of the family physician in March 1915, Guy Butters has wanted to become a doctor. Born in Corry, Pennsylvania, he divided his time between the educational institutions of that city and the Corry Golf Club. He began to caddy at the mature age of eight and went on to earn his spending money as the assistant pro. He matriculated at Washington and Jefferson College and there formed strong friendships with men later to become his medical school colleagues. He relaxes by listening to symphonies, skating, playing golf and tennis. He is a member of the Babcock Surgical Society. In his senior year, he married Katherine Colegrove. A junior interneship was served at the Warren State Hospital in Warren, Pennsylvania, and for his senior interneship, he goes to the Medical Center in Pittsburgh. • • 19 •

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The only person to whom a Doctor can say exactly what he thinks about another Doctor is to his wife. That is why practically all Doctors are married. —Joyce Dennys This Connecticut Yankee was born June 12, 1916 in Danbury, the hat manufacturing center of the United States. It is probable that the creed of Horace Greeley was known in the Nutmeg State, for, in his formative years, Ward abandoned the safety of hearth and home to seek education at the Culver Military Academy in Culver, Indiana. Pre-medical training was sought at Dartmouth and Northwestern University. Inter-academic months were flavored by occupation as a pharmaceutical detail man. Phi Delta Theta was his undergraduate fraternity, and upon his arrival at Temple, he became identified with the Phi Chi's. He finds enjoyment in current events, bridge, photography, swimming and in pleasant domestic and social companionships with his child and charming wife who was Louise S. Nast before June 15, 1937. Junior interneship was obtained at the Danbury Hospital, Danbury, Connecticut, to which institution he will return for his senior service. WARD B. DeKLYM 21 •