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

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To John R. Minehart, M. D., Dean of the School of Pharmacy, Temple University, who has so successfully fulfilled his office in the capacity of Acting Dean of the Department of Chiropody, due to the passing of Dean Frank A. Thompson, we extend our sincere thanks and admiration. Eleven

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To the Graduating Class of 1931, School of Chiropody Temple University You have passed another mile stone in the great game of Life. It is my privilege to extend to you as individuals m very best, deepest wishes for success and happiness in your new chosen field of endeavor. May each succeeding year add to your own satisfaction of work well done for yourself and your fellow man. May you in the years to come, add to the glory and professional standing of your chosen profession, Chiropody. Your years at Temple, while full of trials and tribulations still will remain with you as pleasant things to review in retrospect. Keep in touch with your College, your classmates and your professional societies. The days of standing still, professionally are gone, you must progress or retrogress and to progress you must keep in touch. Join your established Scientific Society and if possible do your ‘bit' to Chiropody Clinics no matter where established as part of your continued education and for the men and women who are following you. Do not hesitate to consult other members of the profession when in doubt. If thc are of the right spirit they will give you the benefit of their experience and you will profit thereby. He fair, be honest, be just to yourself and to your fellow man, and when the great game of Life is over may you receive the great accolade — “Well done thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into thy just reward.” C. Gordon Rowe. Class Advisor. T hirtecn