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

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oov o— Z MCO‘132mH ROBERT W. DONNELLY 46 New Market Street Salem. N. J. St. Joseph s College It lias been I he writer’s pleasure to have bad the close association of Bob’ during the years of school, and he merely echoes the sentiment of the rest of the class in saying that he is a friend in need or any other time. Mis beaming countenance frequently dispelled classroom gloom, and those about him were infected by his contagious smile. Will we ever forget how half the class would suddenly gain consciousness in some of those late classes, at an ejaculation, from one ol the professors of wake up. Donnelly. and look around to find him with a surprised but sheepish look on his lace. He wasn’t really sleeping but merely had his head bowed in attentive interest. with his pipe protruding from the corner of his mouth. We predict for him a brilliant tennis career as a pleasurable pastime from his office duties. 30

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WII.IJAM W. DOBBINS 639 Allegheny Avenue ( I ass port. Pa. (nassf)Orl Higl 1 School Pi L.psilon Della. Secretary 3. Literary I id i lor of I cmpodian. Will s idea ol the eighth wonder of the world is a broadcasting station whose programs consist solely ol dance music. It was not a rarity to see him prance into tlie room and change the dial and put on a recording. I hen came the dance. I ruckin', Susie-Q. Peckin’ —lust anything you wanted. Lie even went so lar as to try and teach the Pi H. D. boys the Mooch but that was too much. In the clinic, ah! I hat s where he shined. No one seemed to know how he could possibly manage to accumulate so many points. Whether he sat in the first 01 last seats, it made no difference. he just had the knack of attracting the patients. Dr. Eby only thought he had worries before; they were mere nothings compared to the catas-trophies he encountered when notified that a one—Dobbins, bail been assigned as his assistant for the oncoming year. After all said and done, we feel that Will will carry out the principles and morals of Chiropody —a true asset to bis profession. 20

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IIHXRY III IRMAN |i South K t11 Street Philadelphia. Pa. West Philadelphia High School Truly it is said that persuasion tips his tongue whene'er lie talks. 11 is deep stentorian and effect ive voice carried him above the inarticulate prattle of the multitude. Whenever order was desired l y President Levin. Fuhrman would he called into play and the class would lapse instantly into a melancholic silence. Henry is one of our most promising dermatologists. His researches into the fields of Sehorrhoea Dermatitis are classical and many a scalp has been saved by his diligent investigations. As a friend and good fellow, there are few able to equal him. Many a would-be chiropodist can thank him for the extra boost given by Fuhrman which helped precipitate them into the higher brackets of chiropodial sc I100I days. I le cared little for the glor which comes with achievement, but rather for the satisfaction which came from such efforts. He did the best his circumstances allowed. Did well, acted nobly: immortals could no more. 1 9 3 8 31 Z c0 2rTi-i