Temple University School of Chiropody - Tempodian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ERNEST OTTO MAY 2846 N. Hope St. Philadelphia, Pa. He spoke rather little than much.” Wholeheartedly with the class in every respect. ' Highly determined to see the bright side of life. An all around good fellow and liked by every one who knows him. HERBERT ROSDEVILLE MILLER 3703 Walnut St. Philadelphia, Pa. “Speak not of fame; it’s at my bistoury’s end.” A genuine “big-hearted Eddie.” He would give a friend his clothes and go home in a barrel, and the best of it is, he is everybody’s friend. “Stony” IT E A ELIZABETH NEWMAN ! i 322 W. Hansberry St. Germantown, Phila., Pa. “A merry heart, goes all the day, A sad one tires in a mile-a.” An untiring worker with an amiable disposition. Her ability as a soloist aided us greatly in carrying over our shows. Bess has a winning personality, which has gained her a score of friends. Entertainment Committee. 24

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WALTER HEXRY KEIRSEY ! i ■ i Coopertown Road and Moore Ave Bryn Mawr, Pa. “Perseverance conqpereth all things.’ The still lingering effects; of disability received from his army service was ample excuse for the time he was compelled to lose from lectures, but his averages proved his adaptness for hard work. A jolly and popular lad. Entertainment Committee. ‘Walt” “Tony” RAYMOND EVERISTUS MURTHA 303 Spruce St. Scranton. Pa. strange fellow himself, and “He’s a knows it not.” Murth’s ability is unlimited. There isn't space enuff to tabulate all he is capable of. He is a good comedian and a clever entertainer. He can be equally as serious when the occasion demands. Class Book. “Tony” “Patsy” “Murth” H E A MAHAEA ELLEN MASON 215 X. Vermont Ave. Atlantic City. X. J. “Her voice was ever soft and gentle.” A popular young lady, easy to look at. and possessed of a devotion for her “Jackie” that made us wonder at its depth. Entertainment Committee. u«j» Mitzie” 23

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i ARTHUR GIRARD MESSETT 259 Railroad Ave. Scranton, Pa. '‘Oh, bed, where is thy sting?” A man of the world, with no time for trivial matters. Supported his class and was a follower of all its activities. Controls an inimitable How of speech, of greater rapidity than the speed of an airplane. 1 I CARROLL LEROY MOORHEAD | S06 Wallace St. I York, Pa. { “Behold the child, by nature’s kindly law; I Pleased with a rattle, tickled with a straw.” 1 he kid ol the class, and as punctual as | the best of them, at both class and clinic. | Easy to become acquainted with and a [ regular “ladies’ man.” PETER VINCENT MONTV I LAS 3248 Gold St. Philadelphia, Pa. ’‘You look too wise; pray, correct that error.” If diplomas were gold. “Pete” would be the possessor of a fortune. “Intelligent “Baby” 25