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

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Ill FAC ULT V ARTHUR RAPPAPORT. D.S.C. Assistant Professor of Roentgenology and Physical Therapy ROBERT ROWEN, B.S.. Ph.C. Proiossor of Chemistry GEORGE K. SCHACTEP.LE, Phar.D., B.S. Professor of Hygforie LESTER A. WALSH. D.S.C. FRANK J. CARLETON, D-S.C. WESLEY HALL. D.S.C. Prolessor of Manipulative Professor of Shoe Therapy Professor of Ethics. Juris- Therapy and Visual Education prudence, and Office Practice

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Messaqe lo Ilit: Class ol I ) 10 To the Class of 1940: Let me congratulate this, the first class to be graduated from our new school building. Although small in number, your class Is rich in talent and experience because you had to accomplish the amount of work usually required of a much larger group. While this may have been a hardship in school, it should prove to be an asset to you in your private practice. Remember to be true to the ideals of your school and your profession in your dealings with the world by practicing in an ethical way. 1 am proud to send you out with these principles. R. RAY WILLOUGHBY. Dean.

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ROGER E. E. CLAPP Instructor in English FRANK H. EBY, CHARLES E. KRAUSZ, D.S.C. Phar.D., G.Cp. Prolossor of Didactic Professor of Materia Medico, Chiropody Pharmacy and Therapeutics GRIFFITH I. RATCLIFFE. WARREN G. STIRLING. M.D. THOMAS M. LOGAN, M.D. Professor of Anatomy and A.B., M.D. Professor of Surgery. Chiropo- Histology Professor of Pathology and dial Medicine, and Neurology Bacteriology