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

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CLINICS SCHOOL OF CHIROPODY, TEMPLE UNIVERSITY

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RONALD 0. NEY Harrisonburg, Virginia University of Virginia Ronnie is a clean-cut, well-balanced young man. In him we have an almost perfect type of physical development. Ronnie could easily be one of the best ads for the Physical Culture magazine. His quiet and unassuming manner has made many friends for him during his college life. Ronnie’s hobby is clothes and his attire is always—the thing on the Campus.” Ron, in addition, is a keen student of the feminine virus. Unquestionably, he is the world’s greatest handball player. Hobbies: Penthouses, speedy cars. Junior Treasurer, Tempodian '33. Metabolic Clinic. Temple University Hospital. EMANUEL M. SOIFER Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple Univursitt Athlete, Debater, and Orator was he Manny, old Pal, we envy thee! Morning bell—doors are closed—lectures have begun with vim and zest---------- Suddenly the door bursts open admitting a panting, towering, excited youth. Enter—Manny! Good old Manny! Manny, a man of varied talents, stands well in his studies, towers way above his classmates physically and has embodied in his character many fine qualities such as—determination, pluck and grit. Even though you get riled at times—stick to your point and we know no one will shake you from the place you are going to take in this world. Alpha, Phi Alpha Pi: Treasurer. Junior Class; Member. Student Council, Professional Schools. Varsity Track Team, Temple University. Surgical Clinic, Mount Sinai Hotpital; Orthopedic Clinic, Temple University Hospital.

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JUNIOR CLASS To the Members of the Class of '34: The time has come when we, the members of the Junior Class, must bid you farewell as fellow students, but we shall all look forward to meeting you again as fellow practitioners and in the same friendly spirit manifested as students. It has been a pleasure to have been so closely associated with you and I know we shall miss you. Your kind co-operation, guidance, and assistance have meant much to us and will forever be remembered along with your sociability and friendship. The path may have seemed long and hard at times, but that is all the more reason to feel proud in having conquered all obstacles. May you continue to do so and to keep Chiropody on the high plane it occupies today and to ever strive for its advancement to the level it deserves. It gives us great pleasure to wish you much success and happiness in your new endeavor and may each of you reach the height which we all hope to attain. You are well fitted and deserving of it. Sincerely, WILLIAM H. GALLATIN. JR.. President Class '35.