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

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NED ENEA Although Ned’s red hair brought him into focus the very first day of school, it was not until the early part of our junior year that he took the spotlight. Ned's prodigious note taking was Pro Bono Publico. This all too frequently placed Ned at a disadvantage. For although his classmates permitted him to keep his notes intact during the year, at midyears and finals they borrowed them, leaving Ned to rely upon his memory. Where others might have been perturbed and even angered, he took it all in good spirit. It was then that we could better note his real character and friendship. Here and there, however. he probcbly missed a note or two when his good humor and sharp wit broke the monotony of many a weary lecture. His perseverance and ombition and fine analytical mind placed him in many societies, and in the first row of his class. Thus Temple gives to the world Ned Enea. Chiropodist Cum Laude. Ned Enea Stirling Honorary Anotomical Society: 207 West Nesquehoning St. Associate Member. Honorory Chiropod- Easton, Po. ico! Surgicol Society: Associate Member. Honorary Chiropodical Bacteriologica’ Society. Blue Key Fraternity. Newmor Club. Tempodion Staff. Closs Vice-President 3. 4. Easton Senior High School Easton, Pa. S E n I 0 K s JAMES G. FATTA Remember how he quivered as he addressed the class in Public Speaking? . . . Remember the soft, careful, well-chosen words? . Recall the look of apathy and fear? . . Jim was making his debut in college life. With the smell of salt oir still in his nostrils, with the Morse code still beating against his ear drums, Jim began his education in Chiropody. From radio operator to Chiropodist—yes, from quivering voice and uncertain gait, to measured step and unequivocal expression. A raconteur of no small worth, the class could frequently be seen listening to his tales as the guest to the Ancient Mariner. Sincere, helpful, a real friend, and a true shipmate. He didn't surpass in any one subject: he was just tops in all. In anatomy answers came as from an oracle. In physiology, as from a juke box. In histology—well, why go on—they all tell the same story. So from the brine to terra firma, we give you one whose ears will always be atune to all things new. Jomei G. Fotfa Stirling Honorory Anotomicol Society. 610 North 34th St. Honorory Chiropodicol Surgical Society. Philadelphia. Pa. Honorary Chiropodicol Bacteriological Society. Ring Committee, 3. 4, Tempo-dian Staff. Boys' High School. Brooklyn. N. Y. R. C. A, Communications School. New York. N. Y. 26

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