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

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LAWRENCE K. FRANK Eric. Pennsylvania University or Cincinnati University of Florida A.B., University or Pittsburgh The wit and humorist of our daw. The boy who has thoroughly prepared himself scholastically for the professional study of Chiropody. Well does he deserve admiration foe his aptitude in both his school and clinical work. Professors and students alike recognize his ability. Frank, we are sure you will make good. Godspeed to you. Historian, Junior Class. Metabolic Clinic. Graduate Hospital. LEO Y. FREED Philadelphia. Pennsylvania B. S.. Temple Univgrsity Cardinal Symptoms: 1. Swelling—Obese protuberance of abdomen. 2. Redness—Of countenance when flurried by S---------. 3. Heat—Easily elicited at sight of red heads. 4. Pain—Severe, generalized, in cervical region. 5. Loss of Mental Function—Encountered when reading Piersol.” Leo has contributed much to the happiness of our class; his cheery greetings have helped create an atmosphere of good fellowship. With impressive mien And knives so keen Before the patient he stands. Hobby: Report of the Class Treasurer— Treasurer. Senior Class, Sigma Tau Phi. Metabolic Clinic, Graduate Hospital.

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GEORGE H DREWES Darby, Pennslyvania DrEXEL INSTITUTE All unknown to many a man, the City of Brotherly-Love has in it vicinity a place known a Darby and from these wild emerges—Drewes—a man whose associations we gladly accept and whose buoyant attitude toward the bug-bear of all student — examinations—served to lighten our worries and make higher our hopes. Dr ewes ha attended military college. And don’t we know it! Who but he could have kept us—the Petitioning Class—in order? Hobby: A little Blonde in a certain car. Secgear.t-at-Arm . Senior Class. Orthopedic Clinic, Temple University Hospital. HENRY J. DYER Johnstown, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Temple University There is alway something especially noticeable about some men and with Henry it i the cement-like friendship with Bob Hamilton. Alway on dismissal of classes, and at all other time , these two are together. Something must come from thi and although we cannot prophesy whether it will be a Chiropodial partnership or not, we feel that with Henry in on it, there is bound to be a success. Hobbies: Warbling and kiddin’ the girls. Second Vice-President, Pi Epsilon Delta Blue Key; Member, Student Council, Professional Schools. Orthopedic Clinic, Jewish Hospital.

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ROBERT HAMILTON Johnstown, Pennsylvania Temple University Bob's ability as a business man is easily explained. His course at the School of Commerce, Temple University, surely made its imprint on him. Dr. Hoberman may eventually learn hit name, but not if Bob has anything to do with it. Blondes don't mean a thing to him; ask anyone of the boys at the house. (However, Bob, beware of the buxom blondes below the Mason-Dixon Line). Here's to you—luck, and lots of it. Pi Epsilon Delta; Business Manager. Our Scrap Book. Orthopedic Clinic, Jewish Hospital. GEORGE HEDSON Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University University of Pennsylvania Graduate, Philadelphia Normal School Age: 26. Race: White—with a dash of pink. Weight: Too much. Occupation: Chiropodist. What d'you think? Past History: Started to be a teacher, but reformed in time. Family History Comparable to any. Present Illness: Began two years ago. Progressiveness aggravat- ing. Has been under treatment since September, 1932, and is coming to point in June, 1934. No recent change in sire of hat. Diagnosis: An interesting ease of Chiropody-on-the-brain. Treatment: No treatment. Leave it alone, it will eventuate satisfactorily. Sigma Tau, Phi Alpha Pi. Orthopedic Clinic, Gcrmantorrn Hospital.