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

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 Paul began playing “footsie at an early age so it was only natural that he should break his musical ties in Maryland. pack his organ, and head for Philadelphia. During his four years at podiatry school. Paul worked diligently perfecting his techniques in nearby hospitals resulting in innumerable climaxes including his perfect clinic record, friendly rapport with all clinicians, and cherchez la femme. In the near future. Paul will be playing footsie for profit. PAUL D. KAY

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Frank knew all along that he would probably become a podiatrist. He watched his dad and heard about the wonderful world of feet. With this knowledge, he went off to join Alpha Epsilon Pi at the University of Missouri and then onto the culmination of his education. P.C.P.M. Frank has an older brother who is an internist, a younger sister who is a medical technologist. and his wife is a nurse. Further family plans may include a Katz Clinic. His accomplishments have included local and national offices in student podiatry associations. Frank's greatest source of pride is his family including his wonderful wife. Lorraine, his childhood sweetheart, and their children, Debbie and Danny. 14 FRANKLIN M. KATZ

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ANTHONY S. KIDAWA Tony was born in Philadelphia on April 1. 1942. Following in George Washington's footsteps. Tony, his brother, mother, and grandmother crossed the Delaware to establish a business in Camden. His pre-school years saw him acquire a proficiency in the Polish language which later enabled him to conduct citizenship classes for Polish immigrants during his tenure at P.C.P.M. While m the boys choir at his parish church. Tony cultivated an interest in the granduer of the pipe organ which resulted in a part time career as a liturgical organist and in his being the youngest student accepted for matriculation at Pius X School of Liturgical Music at Manhattenville College of the Sacred Heart in Purchase. N.Y. Tony enrolled in the pre med program at Villanova University and became a brother in Lambda Kappa Delta. After receiving his B.S. in biology he returned to Saint Joseph's High School, his alma mater, where he was an instructor and head of the biology department. One year later Tony entered P.C.P.M. where he became a leader in student activities. Tony held class and student council offices, wrote for Po-doprmts. complied the first student handbook, chaired the Spring Dance committee, and served as business manager of the Achilles. Somehow during all this activity he managed to engage in courtship with Nancy Sko-kowski whom he wed shortly after graduation. Tony will enter private practice following an internship at Saint Luke's Hospital in Philadelphia.