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

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HARRY COHEN Remember those days in the park? Remember those football games on the campus? Remember those scenes in the library and recreation room? Think back and you will recall that Horry was in the midst of all these. Yet scarcely one of us, at the time of their occurrence, realized it. In his quiet, unassuming manner, Harry v as always there, physi-colly. mentally and spiritually. As we recapitulate our college associations, we suddenly realize the real person, Harry Cohen, as congenial a person and as steadfast a friend os we could have. He showed his true colors when, in spite of a severe illness in his sophomore and junior years, he persevered and, literally, came out on top. If we are destined to expand and glorify the field of Chiropody, it may well be Harry Cohen. D.S.C., who will help in a large measure. Harry Cohen Honorary Chiropodical Bacteriological 244 Milton St. Society. Honorary Chiropodical Surgicol Camden, N. J, Society. Sergeant-at-Armi, 2. Donee Committee, 4. Camden High School Of 19 4 2 LEONARD L. CRAMER Dyostosis cleido-craniolis—secondary congenital colconeovalgus, polymorphonuclear leucocytes. 4000—ad infinitum. Whence all these foreign terms? Were these the fruits garnered in classroom lectures, in bacteriology labs, medical conventions, or has Dorland replaced Webster as your daily reference book? No, none of these and certainly not the last. Dorland's you know cost $7.00. Lenny s limit for any one book was 25 cents. The minimum number of pages 800. Leary's was just another of Lenny s classes. Faithfully attended and oft overattended, he frequently could be seen roving about the books as the proverbial book worm, seeking the history, etiology, diagnosis of Osgood-Schlatter's disease and the diverse diseases to which the flesh is heir. Lenny sums up in one individual the Pasteur, Koch, and Lister of Chiropody. Keen of intellect and of reflective mentality, a diligent searcher for theories unknown. Added to all these is Lenny's ability os a business man. He represented the brains of the trio which prepared the notes for Chiropodial Surgery. Leonard L. Cramer Stirling Honorory Anatomico' Society. 4721 North 8‘h St. Honorary Chiropodicol Surgical Society; Philadelphia. Po. Associote Member. Dance Committee. 4. Tempodian Staff. 21 Erosmut Hall. N. Y.

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JAMES J. CUSH ' Big Boy''—Famous saying. It's simple: all you have io do is to correlate the facts with the theories, and presto, the problem is solved.' Jim's ability to correlate facts and theory is probably one of the reasons why he holds a membership in all Honor Societies of the school. Jim's near-perfection technique is just another of his accomplishments that should not be overlooked. Never a day goes by that we don't see Jim in clinic trying and improving his complete dissection technique. For that reason success will garnish his efforts. However. Jim's activities were not wholly confined to his school work. His extra-curricular activities should also be mentioned. For example, none of us will ever forget the beautiful specimen of bilateral ecchymosis he exhibited around the optical orbits during his senior year. You don't think we believe that story you told us. do you. Jim? In our opinion, it is just one of those things that happens when you fail to correlate the facts with the theories. James J. Cush Stirling Honorary Anotomicol Society; 5408 North Fairhill St. President. Honorary Chiropodical Boc- Philadelphia. Pa. teriological Society. Honorary Chiropo- dical Surgical Society. Pi Epsilon Delta. Northeast Catholic High School La Salle College $ t n i o r s FRANCIS R. DOLAN When Frank entered Temple, he brought with him California sunshine and Irish wit. When the class was glum, it always looked to Fronk for a banter which would lift its downcast spirits. Labor omnia vincit aptly describes Frank, for he has conquered four years of strenuous work with fine results, especially in Jurisprudence, in which he rated a hundred per-cent. Fortunately for Chiropody, its gain is the legal profession's loss. He is one who lives the day full, carrying his mind and heart gracefully through thick and thin. A note of remorse enters the theme os we realize the drop of the curtain on the fourth act of school life with Dolan, the magniflco of the class, making his exit. Great ones have gone before from Temple's halls, but none more lovable or with more vitality and wit than this Irish Leander. Go forth, Frank, and put our profession on the pedestal of your dreams. Fronds R. Dolan Corresponding Secretary. I. 3. 4. New. 1715 Benedict Canyon Dr. man Club. Tempodian Staff. Beverly Hills. Colif. St. Poter's Prep.. Jersey City. N. Y. B.S., Seton Hall College. South Orange. N. J. 22