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

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 WILLIAM J. BOCCELLI 660 N°',h 45th Street Philodofphio. Pennsylvania O-erbrool High School Bill, after an absence of over three yeors, returned to the School of Chiropody. Coming back offer the school year had started, placed Bill In a difficult position, but he speedily proved to all of us thot he is capable of adjusting himself to any situation. His return was a fortunate one for us, and we are grateful for the opportunity of knowing him. His sincere and quiet manner quickly paved the way to his moking rapid friends in the students in his new class. There is no doubt in any of our minds thot Bill will go far in his chosen field. His persever-ence and genial personality would prove a worth while addition to any profession. The best of everything to you, Bill!

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CUU 01 1940 Good morning, bright sunshine —thus we are again greeted in the true Ben-Asher manner. May we present ever-smiling Marcia who goes into Chiropody following in the footsteps of her father. Her talents and untiring efforts as Editor-in-Chief made this Tempodian a success. Not only does she possess natural ability in Chiropody, but her ability as an actress was proven at the school Christmas party last year. Congenial, studious, and versatile Marcia. Everyone's friend . . . never too busy to give advice or help to a fellow student. She holds the enviable record of never taking on exam without a thorough knowledge of the subject. Marcia capably served as student council representative during the Junior year. She always forgets personal desires in decisions and considers whot is best for the rest of the class. We highly recommend Marcia not only os a competent Chiropodist, but also as a gracious lady. She deserves and will get the best in everything. MARCIA BEN-ASHER 103 Lyons Avenue Newark. New Jersey Weequohic High School New Jeney Stote Teochers College ot Jersey City Woman's Chiropodicol Society; Chets Club: Class Socrefory 44: Class Treasurer 44: Student Councl 45; Choirmon Get-To-Gother Donee Editor-m-Chief Tempodion 46.

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CUSS or 1916 JULES BROWN 280 South 60th Street Philodelphio. Pennjylvonia Wejt Philadelphia High School Having passed through the unique phase of being the only male student in the class, Jules finally met comradeship in his upper-class years. His keen sense of humor and nervous intensity spurred him on to the achievement of his goal —the beloved D.S.C. degree. We almost lost Jules through a serious illness but we ore proud of his comeback: not only in health but also in his studies. With his ever present liqhtheartedness. he took upon himself ... B , r. r , , . , x „ Phi Alpha pi. V»e® P' 'd»nt 46; Tompod!on cto(f the responsibility of class photographer, fully t |6; Sfodenl Cou„c;i '44. P ° 5taff realizing that everyone would see the results of his efforts but relishing'' the distinction of being the least photographed man in school. Although he has never quite mastered the art of dancing, he nevertheless loves music and enjoys his home-built phonograph and record collection. • And so. we know thot with his integrity, zeal, and conscientiousness, the chiropody profession will be furthered by his participation therein.