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

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MILES K. DETWILER 318 Railroad Avenue Souderlon, Pa. Souderlon lliqh School Tempodian. Sports Editor. Anatomical Society, 2. 3. Chiropody Society. Secretary 3. Dance Committee. Program Chairman 3. It was years ago. well we just lorget how many, that Miles migrated from the burg of Souderlon into this big city. I here were, perhaps, many reasons for this vital move on his part, but to this day the only one of importance that we can think of. was his entranc e into I emple s ( hirop-ody School. We. the class, are certainly thankful that he had a bit of wanderlust in bis blood. Although it look the better part ol two years for him to become acquainted, he has. at last, established a lasting friendship with his classmates. He was a hard worker, the results which he has attained readily prove this, as he was an active member ol the Stirling I lonorarx Anatomical Society. II Miles just keeps up the good work lie will undoubtedly be- as great an asset to the profession: as Ik was to his school. Z HCO o2nH

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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

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E M P 0 D 1 A N 1 9 3 8 ROBERT D. DICKSON Ingomar Road Ingomar. Pa. Perry High School Pi Epsilon Della. I empodian.' Editor-in-Chief. ( lass Ring Committee. Chairman 2. 3. Vice-President of Class 1. 2. 3. T he D is for Dale A space between hills, I le’s fast as a gale In allaying one's ills. G’wan-is it really the truth? Not that the blond haired lad doesn't believe it. but a weak foot can be cured. As for irking in Pi E. D.— he ranks second to the fellow over there—Hey Dobbins! c'nton. Between the two. Pi E. D. fought. Suavity is the name for Bob, especially when he garbs his tux as he did for our many social events, well, that includes Beaver’s too. The Chiropody Senior Formal was the high spot of his enjoyment—you may guess why—an inkling— Ohio—now do you know why? 28