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

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Mark, born the second son. on May 4. 1943 to Albert and Tillie. was raised in the Northeast section of Philadelphia where his family owned and operated a small auto supply store. Here Mark spent many hard days during his formative years. Northeast High School was a stepping-stone on the way towards an eventual attainment of a B. A. degree in Biology from Temple University. During his last years at Temple. Mark realized that he could not spend his life in abstract research in Biology but wished to become involved in an applied scientific discipline like the healing art of Podiatric Medicine. His years at the Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine were very full and rewarding. Membership in the Sterling Harford Honorary Anatomical Society, and the Alpha Chapter of Pi Delta National Podiatry Honor Society were some of his achievements during this time. Next year he will continue his education by means of an internship at St. Lukes Hospital in Philadelphia MARK A. RABIN 26

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ROY PHILLIPS 1938. the year of my birth, was a vintage year. I've lived in Philadelphia for thirty-one years, except on Sundays when the city is closed. After graduating from Olney High School. I entered the Navy as an airplane mechanic and spent three years flying in blimps (large rubber balloons with little men like himself running around inside them). Upon discharge from the navy I attended Temple University Community College from which I received a pair of book ends for graduating first in my class. I then transferred to the College of Liberal Arts and received my B.A. degree. I married my wonderful wife Ann in 1963. During our honeymoon in New York City I was selected as a contestant on the Price is Right where I won an automobile and was a television star for two days. Our son Marc was appropriately born on Thanksgiving Day. 1967. He and our German Shepard. Sam. often referred to as Sam Shepard, get along very well. Because my wife wanted me to be a millionaire. I entered P.C.P.M. and became class treasurer. Beside's Ann's income as a teacher. I've helped maintain our standard of living with part-time |Obs of ice skating instructor, supermarket clerk, encyclopedia and pots and pans salesman, soda truck driver. air conditioner installer, newspaper production line worker, and substitute teacher Our next year will be spent in the Florida of Canada . Vancouver. B. C.. while I intern at Vancouver General Hospital.

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David Milton, the first born of the Rose family, came into the world on April 8. 1944 here in Philadelphia. He attended Northeast High School and Temple University as a biology major. At P.C.P.M. he served as an active member of the work-study program as well as a contributing freshman to Po-doprints. The highlight of Dave's second year was a Christmas Day marriage to Faith Cohen. In his spare time he enjoys all sports, and is a great ice hockey fan in the winter and a not-so-great golfer in the spring. In the near future Dave will intern at Saint Luke's Hospital and eventually practice in the East. DAVID M. ROSE