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

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StartleiJ diiHdHl Boc, 3GL£offt Stanley E. Box (Stan) arose from Philadelphia, Pa. Attending Alliance College and while earning a B.S. in Biology, Stan was co-editor of the yearbook, member of the student council, soph-more and junior class treasurer, founder and editor of the Alliance newsletter, a fullback on the varsity soccer team and finally President of the senior class. Stan had distinguished himself by becoming a member of the Sherlock Holmes Society of London, England. Keeping up the same pace as an undergraduate, he was our P.P.S.A. Vice President and Public relations committee chairman, Stan then went on to be President of the A.P.S.A., Member of Board of trustees of the A.P.S.A. and a member of the executive committee of the American Assoc, of Colleges of Pod. Med. Stan and his wife Janet, will soon be deciding on one of fifty states in which he will practice. 18

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mj ftmj Block, Barry Roy Block ( B” Block) originally from Dumont, N.J. He received a B.S. in Biology from Fairleight Dickinson University. As an undergraduate, Barry was Vice President of the Junior class. Editor of the F.D.U. yearbook, president of the Alpha Sigma Delta fraternity, representative to Student Council and the presidential advisor to the program board. While at P.C.P.M., he participated in the social, curriculum and public relations committees. Most important he is editor in chief of the 1972 Achilles. Even more important will be his marriage this June to Janis Kay Bishop, an Elementary school teacher. Barry can be found either snow or water skiing depending on the season, playing other sports in between or making candles which probably light up most of his colleagues homes. North Jersey can plan on one more prominent podiatrist. Dr. “B”. 17

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RwtfllA iLammnue Brttbtej , Xhflcfft Ronald L. Brittner (Ron) is from nearby Collingswood N.J. and is the class pharmacist having received his B.S. in Pharmacy from the Temple University School of Pharmacy. He was editor in chief of Podoprints and author of class column knowm as “Round Two, Three and Four.” In 70-71 he was active on the spring Dance and social committees; and the following year became the senior class vice-president. Ron already has a podiatry assistant, his wife. Anita, presently a medical secretary. Leisure time is spent bowling, playing pinochle, football and softball. Ron intends to remain in his home state of New Jersey and practice, but that requires a residency which he would like to possess. 19