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

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CHARLES J. BRIGLIA 731 Wltarton Street IPhiladelphia. Pa. St. Joseph's College I lere’s Lidding a fond farewell lo ’Dapper Charlie.’ I he most optimistic pessimist in our class. He’s everybody’s Iriend. I low about a cigarette. Charlie? Sure tiling, here you are. Coming from a family of professional men renowned in the medical profession, we expect Brig to carry on the tradition in a grand and glorious way. Possessing extraordinary strength of character and acute clarity ol judgment we know that Charlie will be able lo accurately diagnose and properly treat any and all the varied conditions his many patients will present to him in the future. His crackerjack sense of humor and his ability to analyze his fellow laymen will surely res ult in the construction of an enviable practice. Charlie will be a practitioner who will satisfy his patients as to treatment both physical and mental. Here's to you. Brig, the little man who made good in a big way. 25

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ELI J. BREWER 5117 Catharine Street Philadelphia. Pa. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Bacteriology Society. Vice-President 2. T E M P 0 D 1 A N 1 9 3 8 Eli’s the lad who was sent to us from Hagerstown. Md. I le is all that fresh country stock implies, hoys, with the emphasis on the stock. He will always he 100% with us. Ask the man who knows him. You know he s vice-president of the Bacteriology Society hut did you know he missed the Stirling I lonorary Anatomical Society hy a breath, or because of one? 1 he honest, sincere, loyal and ambitious qualities of this go-getter can only spell success of the highest degree. He has proved this time and time again. I he Philadelphia College of Pharmacy is justly proud of its alumnus and that drug store at 10th and Pine just docsn t thrive right without this Brewer boy guiding it. Why even the Fuller Brush Company is going to shed a tear when they remember the famous Landau and Brewer team and their fine and dandy” spirit. Eli worked there during the summer of 37 to help defray college expenses, and as is customary for Eh. he rose from a mere beginner to the topnotch. leading the Philadelphia office in sales before going back to school. He did all this in just about two months. So watch him. boys. He knows loads more about Chiropody than brushes and if our prediction is right, it won’t be long now. 24

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 V. LEONARD BROWN Si i North I larrison Avenue Wilmington. Delaware Salesianum Catholic High School Pi Epsilon Delta. Anatomical Society 2. 3. Secretary 3. Class Historian 2. 3. Chiropodial Society. Sergeant-at Arms. Brownie was a quiet and sincere member of the class. His dignity was enhanced with what the weaker sex termed as handsome. By being a good student he stood in the upper part of the class. He was one of the most energetic workers and ready to help others. By his friendly and cooperative attitude, he gained the respect and admiration of his fellow classmates. We are sure he will help Chiropody advance to greater heights through his untiring efforts. He was known for his deep interest in baseball and football which occupied most of his spare time. Just ask him about Salesianum or the A s. His favorite after dinner mint was good old Armour and Hammer’s bicarbonate of soda. I le also believed in the old proverb. ' Early to bed — hence the wisdom. 26