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

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ocv oh- Z HU0 2nriH AARON BAYLINSON .1130 Parkside Avenue Philadelphia. Pa. I ample Pharmacy Aaron Little Caesar Baylinson. mighty power fill name, isn t it? Nevertheless a true designation for a dynamic personality, lo know him and about him. is lo love and admire him. I lis sense of humor is very unique. If it were not for Aaron, who would know about the wild west and its ranches? I he fact ol the matter is that Aaron has personally invited the class individually and in loto out to his ranch to perform a few procedures so necessary for the Betterment of man. (Oh! for the desire of an explanation.) Really it is a distinct pleasure to know Aaron. I lis wide knowledge of worldly things and people have made him a most understanding individual, read} to minimize one s difficulty to a simple cure. I is said that one receives just rewards for his endeavors. Aaron, we are sure yours will be the tops. He is a man who says II SI I All BE DONE and you Aaron have spoken;—you have followed through. Ort

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EMIL J. BARTOS KutztOwn, Pa. New Yorkr L University Phi Alpha Pi. President 3. Student Council 1. 1 reasurer 2. Anatomical Society 2. 3. Bacteriological Society 2. 3. Emil will long be remembered as being so hyperpolysyllabicsesquipedalianstic. that we were all victims of these widespread diseases, palabra-phobia and lalophobia. His circumlocutory and pleonastic cycle of oratorical sonority (upon the least provocation), further reduced us to trepidat-ing circumspectiveness. Oftentimes, the more daring students suspected Emil of abracadrabat-ism. but rather than risk another barrage of verbal profundity, we allowed the bombasticity of his verbosity to go unchallenged. Outside of school. Emil believed with other sage philosophers, in keeping clear of foreign entanglements, but he was rather taken in by the Russian Embassy. On the serious side, though: with his prechiropody experience of four years at N. . U. and with his uncompromising il somewhat annoying (to some) propensity for seeking the truth, we feel that organized chiropody will have a fighter added to its ranks. Watch out for those Dutch girls up by Reading way. 21 Z -C0'«2mH

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EDWARD P. BLpEMLING i Sedgwick Street Millvnle, Pa. f)u(fuesne Prep School I empodian. I reasurer. Anatomical Society. Pi Epsilon Delta. President . Ed or Pete as the girls know him is one swell fellow as anyone who knows him will admit. Beginning late in the school semester of his first year has endowed him the disinclination of early classes, liven this past Marc h he tried to have the Neurology period moved hack. What cooperation, eh. Ed? In sc hool he was very quiet hut hy his conscientious efforts throughout the three years helms obtained .1 remarkable scholastic average. Remarkable—considering the- studying he did. To tlie fellows, he had at least flunked four midyears hut when he received the- results he had passed c lear. By his friendship and good fellowship Ed was elected President of Pi Epsilon Delta for his senior year. I le has done more than his share in completing another successful page in the history of the fraternity. I he entire c lass believes Pete will make a great success in tbe profession regardless of where he settles. GO WEST. YOl'XG MAX. GO WEST.” 23 T E M P 0 D 1 A N 1 9 3 8