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

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®f)e l ep — 1923 ALBERT N. LALLI 1242 Christian Street Philadelphia, Pa. Some called it genius, but others tapped their heads.” Here is one of the most brilliant figures in our entire constellation. In Lalli’s weekly demonstration in the dissecting room, his auditors fearfully hang on his words, and, no doubt, greatly profit thereby. The only time he uses his tongue to any great extent is in relating the knowledge which he has reaped. We wish you success, Al.” anna c. McCarthy 5124 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. The little Miss abounding incontentmentand bliss. Miss McCarthy was one of the most diligent students of the class. To see her without a number of books and notes would have been a miracle. We feel sure that the profession holds out success to her. especially since she has been connected with the shoe business, which is indeed a great asset. STERLING R. Me HALE 337 W. Market Street Scranton, Pa. The blond-haired boy, so full of joy. Mac also came from the hard-coal and hard-boiled district. We like Mac” for his quiet reserve and good manners. He always had a smile whenever you saw him, for which he may be commended, for anyone who could continue to be as happy as he. with the way they rushed us, certainly deserves credit. In life we shall see him in the front row of seats. 25

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£1)C l ep — 1923 FRANK A. HEFFRON 443 Colfax Avenue Scranton, Fa. 41 Speech is great, but silence is greater. Heff” liked Doctor Kurtz best of all; he liked him better, however, when said Doctor was not asking questions. Still, we want to congratulate this bulldog from Scranton on his pleasant friendship. He was a good example of a person who knew what to say and when to say it. Trouble is, he never said it. EARL ROBERT KAEPPEL 545 Prescott Avenue Scranton, Pa. The Sheik of Scranton Town.” Here’s to the fellow of large legs, may he always eat fresh eggs. Brother Elk, you were the one who helped keep us in good spirits. Your absent-minded humor and thoughtless “wise cracks will forever linger in our memories. Even so. you had many good habits, and you were loved by all. What puzzled us was—the surprising number of young women that always inquired about the Dr. Kaeppel—about the big, tall and handsome fellow that treated me so nice the last time I attended clinic. May your future be overloaded with good fortune! CHARLES E. KRAUSZ 7342 Tabor Street Philadelphia, Pa. Class Reporter “Loved and feared but never ignored' “Chollie never worries and is somewhat like a fair-weather barometer, in that he is always cheerful. This Fox Chase lad’s fonnula has been: Experience, effort, study and sacrifice, all mixed with a willingness to work. He deserves a lot of credit for lending his willing hand to the class in general, and we hope his reward will be of the highest possible. 24

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®l)e Hep — 1923 JAMES E. Me PART LAND 1517 N. Tenth Street Philadelphia, Pa. Sergeant-at-Arms “The lion is the king of the forest. Everyone has outstanding characteristics. “Mac's is his bulldog tenacity. We wonder where he finds time for so much school work, as he holds a very reliable position on one of the daily papers of this city. Many orderly meetings we had due to this “big fellow’s authority, but we are sometimes inclined to believe that many misdemeanors were originated at home. MARY S. MIDDLETON 4229 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. “ What a spendthrift she is of her tongue. Words are cheap, and Mary seemed to have an abundance of words. We will admit she knows her books, aside from her usual line of chatter. At times we found her flighty, but nevertheless she deserves due credit for her “law of averages,” which was ninety plus. There is no question but that she will make good in the professional life. ALVIN E. MITCHELL 315 Fairmount Street Latrobe. Pa. Editor-in-Chief “All men are created equal, but few', attain equality.” Alvin proved to be the true literary genius of the class. The success of this book can be attributed, in part, to his untiring efforts and true ability. Alvin E. has proven himself to be a great help to the Class of '23. He is that kind of individual that would share his last dollar to make you comfortable and then pave the way for your progress. Unlike other leaders, he does not play golf; but ask him if he likes to dance. 26