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

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|jaBgS3@agBjS29S) :: 1Q3 r' 'TE M podian:: To George K. Schacterle, Phar.D., B.Sc., G.Cp, fc$r Master Chemist Master Teacher Master Man The Class of Nineteen Thirty-one respectfully dedicates this book as an expression of admiration and esteem 01 09438

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10 3 1 T E M P O DIA N Dr. Schachterle’s Message This book represents the completion of activities for the Class of 1931, but the activities of the individuals of the class arc just beginning. Each one must step out into a practically new world, which measures you by what you can do. If you are as diligent in your future activities as you were in the past, that success which we all wish for you is assured. With that success will come much happiness. To be successful is to be happy, very often; hut, on the other hand, to be successful you must he happy in the work you arc doing. To be thoroughly happy you must he honorable in all of your doings, for happiness cannot be gained by dishonesty. There is no doubt in mind concerning the happiness in store for you, for our associations have always been pleasant. Now, when 1 wish you success and happiness, I feel sure my wish will come true. Together with this, health is an important factor—guard it well. It has indeed been a great pleasure to know you, and 1 am honored in receiving the dedication of your class book. For this pleasure and honor 1 wish to thank each member of the class. 1 will always try to be worthy. Gkorgi: K. Schachtkri.e.