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Show EDWIN CYLDE BIDDULPH: Ed calls Logan, Utah, home where he attended USU, majoring in Pi Kappa Alpha, cross-country skiing and Kappa Delta Sorority. It was also in Logan that Ed courted his wife, Jeannie, and they now have two future doctors. Ed and Jeannie, true lovers of the great outdoors, spent several summers working in the Grand Teton area. Somehow, Ed managed to give up the good life for four years of hard labor at the U Medical School. His friendly, easy-going manner has made him friends with all, and his scholastic endeavors have placed him among the leaders of the class. Ed's future plans include a residency in surgery, and some people suspect, a secret desire to practice under the Wyoming Tetons. MICHAEL C. BROWN: True to his shuffling modesty, Mike states that the only exciting or unusual event of his medical school career occurred during freshman biochemistry, when he inadvertently attached a bunsen burner to the water faucet, thus dampening his enthusiasm for hydrolytic reactions. Before entering medical school he completed four years of pre-medical work ai' the University of Utah, and has since found time to serve first as a lab technician and then as an extern at Holy Cross Hospital. His extra-curricular activites include skiing, tennis, swimming and building stereophonic high fidelity systems. Although soft-spoken and unassuming by nature, he is a thorough and conscientious student. He plans to complete a rotating internship and then a residency leading ultimately to specialization in plastic surgery. 46 |
