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

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1940 I t M POD I A N Dance Committee 4 Tempodian Ring Committee ALVIN BERGER 5806 Pine Street Philadelphia, Pa. We will all remember A1 for his fine qualities. That certain something about him, despite his absence of what might be termed good looks, was evident in his dynamic actions. His fine scholastic abilities plus his excellent clinical procedure won him a place in the hearts of all his professors and chiropodial instructors. His pleasant and easy manner has charmed many a patient. The glib skill A1 has shone with the blades has produced some of the finest work that our clinic has turned out. Alvin's cooperation plus his integrity and earnestness have won him the coveted respect of his classmates. Aside from his curricular activities A1 supplemented a helping hand in all of the class's social functions. His keen arguments, pro and con. are still ringing in his opponents' ears. We all know, and wish to extend our thoughts, that A1 will become one of the finest in his chosen profession. We want to extend all the success and happiness in the world. 21

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I E M PEE U M I V E R S I T 19 4 0 I i M P C D I A M GEORGE BALL 1718 North 52nd Street Philadelphia. Pa. George Ball is the big boy of the class. Standing seventy-four inches topped by blond wavy hair he resembles a Greek adonis. George's pleasing personality and good humor have made him an outstanding member of his class. George Ball is a pillar of Integrity, his honesty and loyalty to his classmates and school have never been questioned. As a clinical operator, in the practice of chiropody, George is in a class by himself. His knowledge of what he is doing plus a light and steady hand have made his work the envy of his classmates. Aside from his outstanding class and clinical work, George has taken up many extra-curricular activities. We wish George all the success in the world in his new venture and we know he will succeed, because he has that certain something that takes a man out of the ordinary class and raises him to the class of outstanding among his fellows. Serqeant-aiArms ! Ring Committee 3, 4 Tempodian—Sports Editor 20

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FEMPLE Uhl V E R S I T V 1940 TEMPO DIAM DAVID ESROV 701 West Rockland Street Philadelphia, Pa. A feeling of pride pervades us as we cross the threshold into Chiropody. Not only for our profession, but also for the friendship and association with Dave. He is one of those rare individuals who possesses the fine attributes which go into the making of a good doctor, a real man, and a true friend. The Duke of Chiropody could always be counted on for his share of good clean fun; in fact, he was not a member of the Terrible Trio for nothing. It might be added that he has reached the pinochle of success where our periods of relaxation were concerned. We all thank Dave for the Senior Ball which will long be remembered. His work never ceased, always doing a job well done for the class, school, or anybody needing something. He always said, Don't look for favors, always go out of your way to do one. Future address: Top rung of the ladder of success. Luck to you. Dave. Vico President 2, 3 Dance Committee 4 Chairman Tempodian Art Editor Honorary Chiropodial Surgical Society Ring Committee 22