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

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A it i e it In expectant mood we now stand without the threshold of Life. Passing beyond the guiding hand of our Alma Mater we are about to step forward, heeding the call of Life and Battle. Feeling the strength of our acquired knowledge we await in eager anticipation the opportunity to test our steel, to prove our worth or droth: to prove victor or Ire forever crushed beneath the hands of our foes—Advcrrity and Circumstances. Equipped by training with an armature of broadened minds and armed with the sword of knowledge we await the time of our calling, intrepid and fearless. But hasten not these moments, let their full import Ire impressed indelibly in the mind of each, weigh not lightly the hardships and toil of our gain; weigh no less the mistakes and failings of our past; rather that we should now hesitate and gather unto us our accumulated wisdom that we may better face the awaiting world. Having had imparted to ut a sacred duty that of relieving, in part, suffering humanity—we shall venture forth to perform our work in a manner that shall forever be an honor to our Alma Mater. In this mood, expectant, awaiting and hopeful, we bid grateful ADIEU to our source of learning and knowledge. TEMPLE UNIVERSITY. 7 F. J. Carleton. '22.

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