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

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 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

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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