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

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TEMPODIAN Our Esteemed Counsellor Ten Geo. Schacterle, G.O., Phar D

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Nineteen Thirty WO years ago you came to us as “recruits : soldiers in that army which, m in due course of time, would grapple with the affairs of life, particularly those of your profession. You put your trust iu us, trusting that we should drill and train you, your officer-teachers so to speak, for that commission which would enable you to accomplish the desires of your chosen profession. The fruit of this trust was faithfulness to your duties as students; the acceptance of your opportunities; and the attention to detail, which is the secret of success in all walks of life. You gave to us your appreciation; your kindness; your consideration; and your confidence, which, after all, are all that most of us are called upon to give. They are all that are needed to perpetuate a friendship. As teachers our friendship for you is an occasion for knowing the joy of humble service: the service of giving to you the best that is in us, each in his own sphere. The relationship of friends is that each gives to the other, and each receives the fruits of that which is more than either in himself possesses. The fight is not so hard when you know that you are not alone and that there are some who will gladly help if given the opport unity. Our lives are enriched by our association with you. and when we face you we should realize the tragic possibilities of human intercourse. Influence is the impress we make on the lives of others and from which the fruits of friendship spring. It is one of the greatest of all human gifts and a serious thing for a man to ask himself what he has done with this great power. Will our influence send you out with courage and strength to the battle, we ask ourselves? For two years you have fought a battle which is now finished and the first victory and song of triumph is yours. But you now go forth on that second and great struggle for which we, as your teachers, hope you are well prepared. Fight a good fight; run the straight race; lay hold on life,and the joy and crown will be yours. Warren Stirling, M I). Xine

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Nineteen Thirt KT me extend my congratulations to the Graduating Class of the I School of Chiropody on the wonderful success of the various class activities during the past year and the good scholastic showing of every member of the class. It is a pleasure to review the past and remember the happy hours we spent together working and searching for knowledge. There is no easy path to an education and when a class has not only been able to gather a good foundation for a successful and important practice such as yours and at the same time been able to have happy social affairs, they are to be praised. Do not make any mistakes about your future. Much time and careful work will be necessary in order that you may be able to achieve that place in the world that you seek. Your place will be assured if you continue to work with the same energy and co-operation as you have in the past. Keniemher your Alma Mater. Give it your help and your knowledge, help make the path of those who follow easier by clearing the road before. It has indeed been a privilege and an honor to have been asked to be vour Class Adviser and in the years to come I want you to remember that 1 have not resigned this position. Dr. S h. tkrle. Class Adviser Eleven