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

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£fje Itep — 1923 Jfactiltp FRANK A. THOMPSON, M.D. Professor of Pathology Our Dean, inclined to be a bit severe, but nevertheless a good fellow, indeed. He was a master of his subject and was listened to for hours, at different times. His was one class we never dared “cut. Under his able directorship, we see even a much brighter and better School of Chiropody at Temple University. R. R. WILLOUGHBY, M.D. Professor of Physiology The man who inspired confidence in us all. It is needless to say Professor Willoughby was easily our most popular professor. Could any one help but get his subject which he taught so full of enthusiasm, with here and there a dash of seasoning so as to make it more palatable. After being under him for a while, it became so we could not wait until he would again come for another lecture the following week. He certainly was a true friend of us all. For putting his subject across, he stands without equal. In years to come we may forget some of our professors, but we can never forget the big. robust, open-hearted man who taught Physiology. Sir, you have our admiration and thanks. 5