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

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Fred, born in Philadelphia, attended Abraham Lincoln High School where he majored in athletics and earned letters in three varsity sports. In order to remain along the course of an unconventional life, he decided to join Uncle Sam and the U. S. Navy for a three year vacation in such foreign ports as Illinois, New York, and Virginia. Upon discharge from the U.S.N. in 1961. Fred entered Rider College where he majored in biology. He became a member of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity and was active in campus politics and sports. After receiving his B.S. Degree, he entered the Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine after deciding he couldn't make it in professional football. In the middle of his second year he married Betty, his college sweetheart. While at P. C. P. M. Fred was our first class president, a member of podoprints staff, co-chairman of the spring formal and an inactive member of the Achilles staff. Next year he will intern at St. Lukes and Children's Medical Center in Philadelphia. FREDERICK D. ROSENKRANTZ

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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

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As the guns of war rumbled in Spain. Poland, and Manchuria and mankind geared itself for the second time for a global conflict. Rich sneaked (unheralded) into the world on a warm May day in 1939. It took him a brief twelve years to complete his public school education, another four and he was B.S., having achieved a Pharmacy Degree from Temple University. For many this might have been education's end. and perchance, the start of an ignominious pill-pushing career. But not so for Richard Schiller as higher ignominies awaited him. Podiatry became his career, his love, his obsession as he plunged feet first into PCPM's world He helped to launch Podoprints and was amusement editor, originating the column “Our Town. He was elected class president for three years As a third year man. he was selected to be included in “Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. In his senior year he was chairman of the Externship Program and lectured underclassmen on prescription writing — proving his early education was hardly for naught. Rich is an avid tennis and bridge player, and he and his lovely wife Mar-cy share interests in travel, theater, art. and classical and contemporary music. For the future. Richard is undecided. Shall he do further study, go into general podiatric practice, or retire to his ranch in Johnson City? A world, which has undergone much in the thirty years of his presence, awaits with a compelling disinterest. RICHARD S. SCHILLER 29