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

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SCHOOL or c Hire p o i v 1940 TEM POD I AM TL Treasurer 2 Corresponding Secretary 4 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 Honorary Chlropodial Surgical Society Vice President 4 Tempodian Phi Alpha Pi Secretary 4 JERRY S. FIELDS 4603 Conshohocken Road Philadelphia, Pa. His fair physiognomy produced plenty of pathoneu-monic pitter and patter in the pulse pressures of the pulchritude. But the pitiful plight of his pals perturbed him so much that he preferred a path of mysogonism perchance with pertinent permissible departures. He capped his classroom curriculum with a coveted campaign concluding in careful clinical culting which could be commented upon quite commendably. His patients were so completely comfortable and calm, spared of nerve corpuscle compression or blood corpuscle exposure, that on an occasion culminating in cerebral anemia, he continued his chiropodial cavorting unconscious of the lack of consciousness. A diminutive disciple of distinguished deportment, a delightful delineator of dress and decorum despite the dazzling socks, a fellow deemed deserving of a doctor's degree. Just a Swell Fellow. 23

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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

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1940 TEMPODIAM LEONARD D. FULLER 1734 North Franklin Street Philadelphia, Pa. With fondest recollections of the past, we bring to mind he who we all know as Len. For hardly would it be called the Class of '40 if this ever-smiling, wisecracking funster would be omitted. Yes—we all know the worry wart, for regardless of time or place, Leonard always found a spare moment to air his woes. And so it went. In his freshman year, his antics with the aid of others, gave way to the organization now known as the 'Terrible Trio. But little can be taken away from his studious attitude toward schooling, for Len has the drive of a team of mules plus their stubborn persistency. It has been said more than once that Mr. Fuller has on his anatomy the lodgement of a wild hair. Possibly this explains his energy, his ambition, and imagination. We all know Len will reach the top, so a speedy climb and a long holdover. . . . Luck. Corresponding Secretary 2 Student Council 3. 4 Tempodian Photography Editor 24