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

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I H [ SHIM CALVIN E. BRUCE 435 Fourth Avenue Huntington. West Virginia Mortholl College Ohio College of Chiropody Colvin, affectionately known to all as Bruce , joined our ranks in the senior year offer a stint with Uncle Sam's Navy. He possesses the distinction of having already been graduated from the Ohio College of Chiropody. Bruce will always be remembered for his fine qualities of keenness, steadfastness, a quiet droll sense of humor, sincerity, and his purposeful air of assuredness which inspires immediate confidence in all whom he meets. He has gained our respect not only by his clarity of thought, his rich background of knowledge, but also by the magnetism and effervescence of his personality. Bruce become an integral part of our college life from the start, inaugurated our chess club, and was immediately recognized as a capable and thoughtful student—determined to achieve success for himself and his charming family. Our hats are off to you. Bruce. We know you will be a credit to yourself, your community, ond your chosen profession.

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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.

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C 1 A $ $ OF 19 4 6 Once ogoin, in our senior year, the presence of Tom was conspicuous around the campus. He returned to us after on absence of three and a half years, during which time he served in the U. S. Army with the Medical Corps. For us who knew and remembered Tom. his return is a welcome one. His quiet demeanor and winsome smile is contagious and accounts for the many new friends he has mode this past year. When he isn't found reading letters from Mary, or fighting a battle on the chessboard, studious Tom is busily engaged in absorbing knowledge for exams to come. We predict a very happy and successful future for Tommy—for he is so good-natured, sincere, and likeoble. thot it is difficult not to get along well with him. The best of everything to you. Tom. THOMAS F. GLOTH 3016 Jennylind Street McKeesport Pennsylvania Allegheny High School Pittsburgh 'Pi’lon Delta: Associate Editor Tempodlon 46; Hono'ory Chiropodiol Surgical Society: Secretory-T'eaiurar Chess Oub 46; University Veteran s Club.