Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine - Achilles Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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WILLIAM E. GOYETTE 510 Highland Avenue Punxsutawney. Pa. Punxsutawney High School Of studious mien and scholarly attainments, he has become proficient too, in the application of practice in the clinic. With comparable knowledge of ethics and the diligent practise oi its principles, success is assured. Wesley L. Hall, D.S.C. Bill of Punxsutawney —quiet fellow and a friend to all. always considers the other fellow first. His dissertations on politics and social questions of the day are classic. Q.A. in pharmaceutical terminology means Qualified Assistant but to Bud, it means Quantum Argumentum. He is also an authority on baseball and were any of the gang to ask him. Who hit a home run on July 4, 1928?—Bill always had the correct statistics. Bill reversed the usual progression of Chiropody students by coming from Temple after spending his first year at Cleveland, Ohio. He became a full-fledged member of the gang of Steve, Fritz, Gutie. Paul and Bud. Sincerity, conscientiousness and hard work have been his winning assets and with these he will build his professional career on a foundation that will flourish as the years roll on. TEMP L Honorary Chiropodtal Bacteriological Society 2 Honorary Chlropoaial Surgical Society, Treasurer 3 26

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HERMAN GOLDBERG 625 South 16th Street Philadelphia, Pa. Central High School o D I A N Editor-in-chief. Tompodian Class Treasurer 2 Class Historian 1 Ring Committee Stirling Honorary Anatomical Society Honorary Chiropodial Bacteriological Society, Secretary 2. President 3 Honorary Chiropodial Surgical Society 3 From the start of the Freshman Year. Herman Goldberg impressed me as a quiet, unassuming youth whose studious nature and judicious replies to questions were indicative of his sincerity of purpose in studying Chiropody at Temple University. Now at the end of the senior year that impression has been fully justified and I cannot anticipate anything for him but continued success in his profession and loyalty to his Alma Mater. Thomas M. Logan. M.D. Hyme,” as he is favoritely known, has endeared himself to the hearts of his fellow classmates. His unusual scholastic ability, sense of humor, common sense and his uncanny ability to say know what I mean?” has made him one of the class' outstanding members. Unassuming, friendly and loyal to all. those who have difficulty with problems whether of life or of school, have always found Hyme” to be a friend indeed. His favorite hobby, beside going out to Lil's” on Sunday, seems to be that of a good textbook and a big chair to fold himself into and there sit, read and mumble to himself for hours at a time. As long as we remember any of our classmates, Hyme” shall exist in our memory of favorites until the last. May health, success and happiness be his! 25

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I. DANIEL GREENFIELD 2731 North Front Street Philadelphia, Pa. Northeast High School O D I A N Literary Editor. Tempodian Honorary Chiropodial Bacteriological Society 2, 3 Honorary Chiropodial Surgical Society. President 3 When Greenfield entered the school of Chiropody he was green in a new field. Through the process of toiling and welding may we say that the field is reversely green with new sprouts of ambition which we hope will be productive of the efforts spent. Arthur Rappaport, D.S.C. Danny was the biggest little man in class. However, as small as he was he would tussle with anyone in school. His small body housed a large heart and he always extended a helping hand to anyone who was in difficulty. For a hobby, Lovitch would indulge in studying Bacteriology, feeling more at home with the staphylococci and spirochetes than with any other subject. As president of the Chiropodial Society he kept its activities alive and his services will be sorely missed. Though the little man he is we feel sure Danny will become a big man in Chiropody and make his presence felt both as an honest, ethical practitioner and a striver for professional idealism.