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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1953 volume:

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF CHIROPODY PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA DAVID M. LEVIN Editor in Chiei JOSEPH B. ADDANTE Assistant Editor LEON E. KEHR Business Manager RICHARD C. TRAGANZA Assistant business manager LEONARD HARRIS Photographic Editor CECIL K. SEAWARDS Art Editor May I take this opportunity to reminisce for a lew moments on the past four years; to think ol the trials and tribulations, of the sincere and honest cooperation of you as a class and as individuals, and to express my sincere appreciation for the privilege of serving as your class advisor and friend. With this—the last message to you as a group, on the eve of your graduation, allow me to quote— ‘Knowledge is proud that he has known so much. Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. Erasmus Darwin. The Task Knowledge, defined as the acquisition of facts, learning, known or knowable things, may be looked upon as being the Science of Chiropody. Wisdom, the judicious application of facts or knowable things, may be considered to be the Art of Chiropody. With these two things, the Science of Chiropody, in which I am sure you have been well versed, and the Art of Chiropody, when deftly applied, will greatly assure you of success and happiness in your chosen profession. However, should you become too mechanical in the application of the Science of Chiropody, forgetting the Art of Chiropody, forgetting to be kind and humble, forgetting to be sincere and diligent in your work, 1 feel that the degree of your success will be quite limited. My personal wish to each one of you is the best that life and Chiropody may offer. We CC C 0 0 0 2 Frank N. R. Bossle, D.S.C., Ph.G. Class Advisor idminoitnatim. 3 tdmitt Graduates of Temple University's School of Chiropody have moved into positions of leadership in their profession in so many parts of the country that I am sure the Class of 1953 will follow the established pattern. That pattern is the result of careful selection of students, of unexcelled educational standards, and of a firm grounding in professional ideals. Like other practitioners of the healing arts, you will be procreators of health, happiness, and efficiency in your community. Your awareness of that and the public recognition of it will provide the greatest satisfaction that any career can give. Robert L. Johnson President, Temple University 4 C foatuM, Your diploma is not an ’“open sesame” to success; nor do the commencement ceremonies insure ultimate achievement. Rather, do they mark the transition of the student to a wide field of study and research. The period of training you have just finished is but the beginning of your professional education. You have been given merely the basis upon which to build your practice; the rest is in your hands. Each day will bring its new problems which must be solved. In order to meet these problems competently, we must advance; we must constantly read and study new scientific developments. This is a great age for research and experiment, and, it is my earnest hope that you will endeavor to keep abreast of the times in your professional work The profession of Chiropody offers many opportunities for leadership, but these come only to those who pursue their explorations in the field of knowledge far beyond Commencement Day May I take this opportunity to wish each and every one of you happiness and success in your future life. Charles E. Krausz, D.S.C. Dean 5 Dr Frank | Carleton Professor oi Mechanical Orthopedics Dr Frederick A Fiske Professor of Surgery Dr Vincent A Jablon Professor ol Roentgenology ( 1 Dr. Frank H Eby Professor oi Materia Medica. Pharmacy and Therapeutics Dr Emanuel Frankel Professor of Clinical Diagnosis Dr. Thomas A Logan Professor of Pathology and Bacteriology Dr Theodore A Engel Professor of Didactic Chiropody Dr Reuben Friedman Professor of Dermatology Dr. James C. Morris Professor ol Chiropodical Economics Dr Anthony Rampulio Professor ol Manual Dexterity sri Dr C. Gordon Rowe Dr John T Sharp Professor of Clinical Professor of Chiropody Chiropodical Pediatrics Charlotte K Smethurst Secretary to the Dean t 6 Dr Martin Fisher Professor of Physiology Dr G Elmer Harford Professor of Anatomy Dr Morton Polokoff Prolessor of Orthodigita Dr Duano G Sonneborn Professor of Medicine Grace E. Tibbetts Registrar ol the Clinic Dr Michael L Centrella Prolessor of Experimental Therapeutics Dr John A Pabii Instructor in Bacteriology Dr Charles 1 Briglia Instructor in Shoe Therapy Dr Paul A Quintavalle Instructor in Peripheral Vascular Diseases Dr Joseph E Cush Instructor in Didactic Chiropody Dr Arthur Sharpe Instructor in Pathology and Bacteriology Dr George H Drewes Instructor m Chiropodical Surgery Dr William W Thompson Instructor in Pharmacy and Hygiene Dr. Edwin Seavo Instructor in Jurisprudence Dr Harold Orr Instructor in Experimental Therapeutics Dr Samuel Katz Instructor in Physical Therapy Dr James Batos Instructor in Roentgenology Am Dr William Green Instructor in Neurology Doris Dress Assistant to the Controller Dr. Robert Rowen Professor of Chemistry Ruth M McConnell Librarian Dr Maurice L Leitch Dr Emil M Christ Professor of Histology Professor of Chiropodical Orthopedics and Physio-Therapy Not Available For Pictures Dr. John Lachman Professor of Chiropodical Orthopedics Dr. Elmer Landis Instructor in Chiropodical Surgery Dr Benjamin Feldman Instructor in Dermatology Dr Angelo Monaco Instructor in Cast Making Dr David Graves Instructor in Orthodigita Dr Harold Friedman Instructor in Clinical Diagnosis Dr. William J. Ziegler Instructor in Anatomy 7 Louis P. Zulli President Marvin Hughes Vice President James Couture Treasurer Joan Van Devere Secretary ScaiatA JOSEPH B. ADDANTE Fitchburg, Massachusetts State Teachers College Holy Cross College TEMPODIAN, Associate Editor, 1953; Chiropody Ball Committee, 3; Newsletter Editor. 2. 3, 4; Pi Epsilon Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4; Grand Council. 3, 4; Grand Zeta. 3, 4 LEO BENDE Haddon Heights. New Jersey Rutgers University College South Jersey Temple University Student Plan Committee; Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society, Honorary Chiro-podical Surgical Society; Honorary Bacteriological Society; Phi Alpha Pi, 1. 2, 3, 4. o ALPHONSUS L. BOYLE Summit Hill. Pennsylvania Temple University Freshmen Orientation Committee, 2 . Pi Epsilon Delta, 1. 2. 3, 4, Secretary, 2; Chaplain, 3. EMMETT T. BOYLE Summit Hill, Pennsylvania Temple University Pi Epsilon Delta, 1, 2. 3. 4; Interlraternity Professional Council, 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3. JOSEPH W. CALLAHAN Seattle, Washington Seattle University, B S. Student Plan Committee; Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society, Associate Member; Phi Alpha Pi. 1. 2. 3. 4; Kappa Rho, 3. BILL D. CANADA Anderson, Indiana Ball State Teachers College Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society; Honorary Chiro-podical Surgical Society; Honorary Bacteriological Society; Pi Epsilon Delta, 1. 2, 3, 4; Vice-President, 2. LAWRENCE CAPOZELLA. JR. Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Temple University Chiropody Ball Committee. 3; Freshman Mixer Committee, 2,3; Newsletter Reporter, 2, 3. 4. STANLEY CHORNEY Atlantic City, New Jersey Rutgers University Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society. Vice-President. 4; Honorary Chiropoaical Surgical Society.- Honorary Bacteriological Society CECIL W. DAVIS Camden, New Jersey Now Jersey State Teachers College. B.S. Honorary Chiropodical Surgical Society,- Honorary Bacteriological Society, Phi Alpha Pi, 2, 3. 4. Vice-President, 3; Educational Committee 2, 3, 4. Note: Cecil was recalled to active duty as a Lieutenant in the Infantry, at the outbreak of the Korean War. After two years of active service, he returned to complete his education at Temple University School of Chiropody. JAMES E. COUTURE Greenfield, Massachusetts University of Massachusetts Class Treasurer. 2, 3, 4; Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society. President; Honorary Chiropodical Surgical Society; Pi Epsilon Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4; House Chairman, 3 ROMAINE E. DIETRICH Ardmore. Pennsylvania Oklahoma College for Women Chiropody Ball Committee. Decoration Committee. 3. Delta Sigma Chi, 1, 2. 3. 4; Secretary 2, 3; Vice-President and Secretary. 4 S. JANET EDWARDS Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and St. Petersburg. Florida Hahnemann Medical College Hospital School of Nursing. R.N Rittenhouse College, Beaver College. Class Historian, Delta Sigma Chi. 1. 2. 3. 4. MICHAEL FINELLI Bangor, Pennsylvania Muhlenburg College, B S Freshman Mixer Committee, 2’; Freshman Orientation Committee. 2, 3, Public Relations, 2, 3; Intramural Sports, Basketball 2, 3. Softball, 3. JOSEPH E. FRIPPS La Mott. Pennsylvania Rittenhouse College Beaver College Chiropody Ball Committee, 3, Freshman Mixer Committee, 2, 3; Public Relations; Phi Alpha Pi. 1. 2. 3. 4. WESLEY L FRITZ West Haven, Connecticut University of Connecticut Class Vice-President. 3; Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society, Associate Member; Honorary Bacteriological Society; Phi Alpha Pi, 2, 3, 4, Parlimentarian, 4; House Chairman, 3; Symposium Co-Chairman, 3 LEONARD HARRIS Brooklyn, New York University of South Carolina Lycoming College TEMPODIAN, Photography Editor, 1953, Student Plan, Chairman, 3, 4; Temple News, 3. 4; Public Relations, 3, 4; Clinic Research Photography. DAVID C. HAY Mahanoy City, Penna Albright College Chiropody Ball Committee, 3; Public Relations, 2. 3; Intramural Sports, Softball, 1, 2; Basketball, 2, 3, 4. I AMES D. HILL Russell, Kentucky Ashland Junior College Eastern Kentucky State Coll Student Council. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Senator, 3; Chiropody Ball, Co-Chairman. 3; Pi Epsilon Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4; President, 3; Treasurer, 2; Corresponding Secretary, 1. MARVIN H. HUGHES Luzerne. Pennsylvania Duquesne University Bloomfield College Class Vice-President. 3; Pi Epsilon Delta, 1. 2. 3. 4; Vice-President. 3; Entertainment Chairman, 2. S. NEIL JACOBS Detroit, Michigan Wayne University Honorary Chiropodical Surgical Society; Phi Alpha Pi, 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President, 4; Symposium Chairman. 3; Educational Chairman, 2; y University Varsity Swimming Team, Varsity Award Winner. EDWARD E. JAMES Newark, New Jersey Morgan State College, B.S. Honorary Bacteriological Society; Phi Alpha Pi, 1, 2, 3, 4; Educational Committee, 2, 3. JOSEPH J. JUPINA Coaldale, Pennsylvania Mount Saint Mary's College Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society, Associate Member; Honorary Chiropodical Surgical Society, President; Honorary Bacteriological Society; Phi Alpha Pi, 1, 2, 3, 4. LEON E. KEHR Souderton, Pennsylvania Muhlenberg College TEMPODIAN, Business Editor, 1953 Chiropody Bell Committee, 3. MATTHEW T. LETTIERI Upper Darby, Pennsylvania La Salle College, B.A. Chiropody Ball Committee, 3; Freshman Orientation Committee, 2; Temple News, Feature Writer; Honorary Bacteriological Society; Phi Alpha Pi, 1. 2, 3, 4, Scribe, 4. DAVID M. LEVIN Camden, New Jersey Rutgers University College South Jersey TEMPODIAN, Editor-in-Chief, 1953, Honorary Bacteriological Society; Hillel. 4; Phi Alpha Phi, 1, 2, 3, 4; President, 4; Scribe, 3; Social Chairman, 2. PAUL J. McCABE Hanover Township, Pa. King’s College Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Chiropody Ball Committee, 3; Freshman Mixer Committee, 2; Freshman Orientation Committee, 2; Pi Epsilon Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4; House Chairman, 2. E. CHARLES PRICE Petoskey, Michigan Central Michigan College of Education. B S. Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society; Honorary Chir-opodical Surgical Society, Secretary-Treasurer, 3; Honorary Bacteriological Society; Pi Epsilon Delta. 1, 2. 3, 4; Orthopedic Forum, Chairman. RICCARDO R. ROCCAPRIORE Meriden, Connecticut College of Commerce New Haven State Teachers College Chiropody Ball Committee. 3; Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society, Associate Member; Pi Epsilon Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sargent at Arms, 3; Orthopedic Forum, 3, 4. SOL A. ROFFMAN New Haven, Connecticut University of Connecticut University of Bridgeport Freshman Mixer Committee, 2; Freshman Orientation Committee, 2, 3; Honorary Chiropodical Surgical Society; Honorary Bacteriological Society; Glee Club, 3.4. CECIL K. SEAWARDS Dover, Now Hampshire University oi New Hampshire TEMPODIAN, Art Editor, 1953; Chiropody Ball Committee. 3; Freshman Mixer Committee. 2; Conwell Club; Phi Alpha Pi, 2, 3. 4; Social Committee. 3; Symposium Committee, 4. o MORRIS H. STEIN Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Temple University Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society; Honorary Chiro-podica! Surgical Society; Honorary Bacteriological Society. Phi Alpha Pi, I. 2, 3, 4; Parlimentarian, 3 THEODORE STEINBERG Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Temple University Freshman Orientation Committee Class Treasurer, 1; Freshman Mixer Committee, 2; Phi Alpha Pi. 1, 2. 3. 4; Sargent-at-Arms, 4 RICHARD H. STEVER Tyrone, Pennsylvania lunita College. B.S. Class Vice-President, 2; Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society, Associate Member; Pi Epsilon Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4. MARVIN H. SWARD Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University, B.A. Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society, Associate Member; Honorary Chiropodical Surgical Society, Scientific Chairman; Honorary Bacteriological Society; Scientific Committee, Co-Chairman; Phi Alpha Pi. 1, 2, 3. 4 I RICHARD C. TRAGANZA Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Temple University TEMPODIAN. Assistant Business Editor. 1953; Chiropody Ball Committee. 3; Student Planning Committee. 2. 3. 4. Pi Epsilon Delta. 1. 2, 3. 4. Roselle. New Jerse Albertus Magnus Col Class Secretary. 1. 2. Delta Sigma Chi, 1, 2 President. 4; Magnet” retary; Women's Se President. LOUIS P. ZULLI Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University Class President, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council President, 4; Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society; Associate Member, Honorary Chiropodica! Surgical Society, Vice-President; Honorary Bacteriological Society; Military Association of Chiropodists, Secretary, (Temple Branch); Phi Alpha Pi, 1. 2, 3. 4; Pledge Chairman, 2, 3. 'Pie4icLe tt 6 WeMaye It is with great pleasure and gratification that I write these words—a last salutation, because it affords an opportunity for me to thank every member of the class for the cooperation I have received in the past four years. I would like to express my gratitude especially to all our past vice-presidents, treasurers, to our secretary, and our student council representative. I extend my heartiest congratulations and sincerest wish for the future success of each and every member of our class. I will always be proud to have been a member of the Class of '53; and the memory of being your class president during our stay at Temple University will always be one of my most cherished possessions. In closing I would like to express the gratitude of the entire class to the editor and staff for their hard work in making this beautiful yearbook possible. . Louis P. Zulli Class President 28 29 SENIORS L Bende f. Callahan C. Davis J. Fripps W. Fritz N. Jacobs E. James J Lupina M. Lettieri D. Levin C Seawards M. Stein T. Steinberg M. Sward L. Zulli JUNIORS R. Blank J. Correia J. Fishman F. Freedman J. Ganley L. Granolf S. Granolf A. Green E. Hockman I Kaplan G. Kaspar A Kuptsow L. Lerner J. McDonald F. Partridge M Sandler H. Shapiro D Schwartz N. Weinraub SOPHOMORES S. Beloff F. Bernstein W. Bowers R. Bulson E. Cherniak G. Cibik M. Fleishman S Freedman W. Geslak S. Katz M. Lazowick H Lessin T. Piczak L Schultz L. Szymanowitz R. Truman S. Zislin A. Franklin L. Babins FRESHMEN W. Blackshear S. David E. Edmonson J. Gerber M. Greifl M. Kravitz R. Krusch R. Moss C. Patti R. Pokalsky J. Sanders M. Segall G. Sherman D. Stone G. Whitman Ptu HfcAa Pi OFFICERS President ..............D. Levin Vice President N. Jacobs Recording Secretary........... L. Lerner Treasurer .......... A. Kuptsow Corresponding Secretary . . M. Lettieri Parlimentarian W. Fritz Sargeant-at-Arms T. Steinberg Faculty Advisor Dr. R. Friedman 30 OFFICERS President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Corresponding Sec Chaplain Sargeant at arms Active members to James Hill Marvin Hughes James Spotts Charles Hollenbach Jack Charlton . A1 Boyle Richard Roccapriore Grand Council Joseph Addante and Frank Costin Sfatilatt 'Delta SENIORS JUNIORS I Addante J. Boileau A. Boyle F. Costin E. Boyle A. DeFusco B. Canada J. Ferguson J. Couture E. Godv in J. Hill S. Karvellos M. Hughes R. Kitting P. McCabe R. Ludwin C. Price D. McGlamry R. Roccapriore M. Romano R. Stever J. Sowinski R. Traganza J. Spotts SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN V. Barra S Dellastations J. Chcrlton 7. Jurgenson V. Coveleski F. King J. Crawford R. McDougle T. Fachada T. Rittenhouse C. Hollenbach E. Samuels P. Kelly A. Schmidt N. LcMaina J. Schreffler D. Meixcell A. Sindoni J. Ochreiter J. Strickland R. Stuempfle D. Swanson R. Wagner C. Trauvalini A Vittorelli 31 ‘DeCta Sterna (? U SENIORS R. Dietrich S. J. Edwards J. VanDevere JUNIORS R. Fanta T. Guidici M. Light A. Stem SOPHOMORES J. Ochreiter FRESHMEN S. Bakke G. Brown A. Rosato President, Joan Van Devere 33 Top Row, Stein, C capriore, tom Row. Canada. Zulli. (fyinofiocUazt Swiyicat Society The society was formed in 1938. with Dr C. Gordon Rowe as Honorary President and Drs. Engle and Rampulla as Co-sponsors. The objectives of the society are two-fold; first, to promote and preserve the ethics of the Profession of Chiropody; second, to afford practical demonstrations of Chiropodical Surgical procedures and techniques by means of lectures, demonstrations, etc., to be presented by members of the Chiropodial Profession, members of the society, and members of the allied medical sciences. We, the present members of the Class of 1953, extend our heartiest greetings and congratulations to those students who may attain membership to this society, and may they perpetuate the scientific format that has been followed. President, Joseph J. Jupina OFFICERS L. Zulli, V. Pros. C. Price, Sect'y-Treas. 34 J. Couture, M. Price, R. Roc-C. Davis. Bot-L. Bende. B. J Jupina, L. M. Stein, L. Bende, J. Couture, B. Canada, C Price. StOtlutq, rfttatwticaC S cietcf The Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society was founded in 1931 by the late Dr. Warren G. Stirling, former professor of anatomy. This society has the distinction of being the oldest honorary society of the Chiropody School. Meetings of the society are h ld once a month for the purpose of considering pertinent business relating to the society. At each meeting a full member of the society presents a paper pertaining to some phase of anatomy. Membership is limited to those who have distinguished themselves not only in anatomy but all other subjects as well. An annual banquet is held in November commemorating the anniversary of the founding of the society. President. lames Couture OFFFICERS Honorary President Dr. G. Elmer Harford Vice-President Stanley Chorney Secretary Leo Bende 35 President. James Spoils Sacteniotoyical Society This organization was founded in 1933 under the sponsorship of the Department of Bacteriology of the School of Chiropody, and remained active until 1943 at which time the activities went into a state of dormancy due to the prevailing conditions at that time In the year 1953, the year of our reorganization, we find that it is also the 20th anniversary of the founding of our society. The organization at this time is under the guidance of Drs. Logan, Sharp, Fabh and Zubrow Being an honor society, this group has become an esoteric aggregation, having at least an 85 in their Bacteriological Studies, plus a better than average grade in their other subjects Top. D Levin, C Price. M Stein, M Hughes. C Davis. M Lettieri Bottom. L Bende, B Canada. J Couture. L ZuIIi, J Jupina OFFICERS John Sowinski. Vice President Miriam Light. Secretary-Treasurer 36 Standing. A De Fusco. I SchriHler. J. Gerber, J. Corriea. H Lessm. A Kuptsow, S. Bel-off Seated: L Harris. L Zulli, I. Hill. Student @ouucit Student 'Ptauuiny @ontntittee This is an active organization composed of two elected students from each class. The purpose of this group is to help improve and maintain a high level of patient volume in the clinic. This committee organizes and conducts children's foot health examinations throughout the city and enacts various other measures to improve the facilities of our clinics. 37 J Sanders, C. Hollenfcach, I Fishman. L. Harris, ]. Ganley. C Charlton. S. Dellastations. L. Harris. Photographic Editor C. Seawards. Art Editor r Traaanza. Assistant business manager 38 D. Levin, Editor in Chief L. Kehr. Business Manager Joseph Addante, With this, the 1953 Tempodian, the Editor and his Staff have tried to present a pictorial review of our past four years at Temple University School of Chiropody. The copy has been cut to a minimum for just this reason; as pictures are worth much more than words, so too do they speak louder. With the turn of a page, and a glance at a picture, your classmates are forever with you. The familiar halls of Chiropody School, with its classrooms, it’s clinics, and it's faculty are only as far away as your Tempodian It is with extreme pride and a great sense of achievement that the Staff presents this volume to the class of 1953. If, in the years to come, you open this book just once and smile while recalling some pleasant memories, then our work has not been in vain—then we have accomplished our objective. 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