Yale University School of Medicine - Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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HERBERT EUGENE SMITH, MD. Dean of the Medical School and Professor of C1ZCII'lflSf'7'3'. Ph.B,, Yale 18793 M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1882. Postgrad- uate student at the .University of Heidelberg, 1883. Chemist to the New Haven Hospital since ISQO. Member of the New Haven Medical Associa- tiong the Connecticut Medical Societyg the American Physiological Society and the Aniei-ican Public Health Association.

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THE YEAR BOOK JOEL IVES BUTLER. Was born in Kensington, Connecticut, March 26, 1878. He graduated from Yale in the Class of lQ7 S., and from johns Hopkins Medical School in 1901. He was interne in johns Hopkins Hos- pital in 1901-2 in the Gynecological Ser- vice, and as Pathologist to the Surgical Service in 1902-3. He was also Instruc- tor in Anatomy in johns Hopkins Med- ical, School at the same time. He served as Surgical House Qfncer at the Massa- chusetts General Hospital 19o3-5 and as Surgeon at Springfield, Massachusetts, 1905'9- I VVILDER TILESTON, AB., M.D. VVas 'born in Concord, Massachusetts, in 1875. He graduated from Harvard College with the degree of AB. in 1895, studied medicine at the Harvard Medical School and took the degree of MD. in 1899. He was interne at the Massachu- setts General Hospital on the East Med- ical Service in 1899-1900. After that he studied Internal Medicine and Pathology, a year and a half in Vienna and C-ratz, Austria. He was assistant in Clinical Chemistry in the Harvard Medical School and later assistant in Clinical Medicine. He was also Director of the Harvard Summer School of Medicine in 1909, as- sistant Visiting Physician to the Long Island Hospital, Boston, and Consulting Physician to the Massachusetts Charit- able Eye and Ear Infirmary.

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The Class VVILLIAM HENRY BEARDSLEY. 'X BILL, Entered this vale of tears at Bridge- water, Connecticut, October II, 18.82, but hasnlt been known to shed a tear since. He is the son of Oliver VVilliani Beardsley, a farmer, and Theresa fTee- doinj Beardsley, ' Three of Bill's cousins are college graduatesg two of Yale and one of Jef- ferson Medical College. He prepared for Yale at Wfilliston Seminary and canle to Yale because of Yalefs name and the reputation of the Medical School and because he learned at Vlfilliston that Doc Wfilson was coin- ing. Bill ,is one of the journalistic celebri- ties of the class and holds an enviable position upon the Medical Journal Board. General practice will be his aiin after graduation. f i Height, 5 feet IOQQ inches. Vlfeiglit, 148 pounds. Aj1p01f1zz'11zc1fLzf fo Sf27'il1g7qEId Hospital, Spmzgficld, Mass. N.E.N. 77