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

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Bates, o.P. PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE r ci M»itr I'tm pinv»viv m. ivm? • i2iJt»r n4'» t (mi o r w Juo« 3. 1988 TO TBK CLASS Of 1988 tt s« ai tike only yesterday that ?CPK opened It door to weleoue you. our Cla . ot 1988. tou arrived aa a group of enthusiastic, ootlv-ted young n«n and uo.an eager co on your journey. we challenged you then to -eet the •'• ' '4' f our College and our frofeatoo. While we ob.erved and a ated. vou grew intellectually and protea Ion, 11y into the Podlatrlc Physicians we know today. You are certainly to be congracuI ated on your ac coop 11a hoe nt for -e know It doea not come easily. As your days of full-tine foroal education draw to a close, our work secas to be ending, but yours 1 jual about to begin. It la tlae for you to launch ouc on your own. aroed with Jo!! «WI acquired knowledge and skill.. »e confident that you have all the tool neceaaary to aucceed. You are the recipients 1; the floV.t podlatrlc education available In th.wrldtod.y and you are entering « society where the need for podlatrlc physician. I. constantly growing. ?' aVlVyIn tk! knowledge la not static; new insight .re gained dally In the ‘leld of oedlclna. Stay abreast of these advances. Becoac -involved profess Iona Is who cootlnue their education and who actively participate In local and professional organization . tn ao doing, you will fulfill the Oath taken at your Graduation when you promised ...to ao conduct yourself that you oay be a credit to youi Country, to your Fallh. to your Profession and to Those you%old Dear”. You will 'do honor to Mankind as an honorable person. showing skill. learning. Integrity and high aoral a tandards. Once again, we are proud of the aceonp11«hnent we have vttoassed. •• indeed you youcseivas should be. We your colleague . teallte the tlae, the endless effort. and the sacrifice that have brought you to this day. Ue wish you Godspeed as you go forth to alnlater to your fellt Jane E . Sates , 0.P.H . President

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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE EIGHTH 5 RACE STREETS PHILADELPHIA, PA 19107 tc uete

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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE llt.llTH AT RACC STREET l-HII AUtl PENNSYLVANIA 1 107 . ,}| Jj 6’ 0100 Sal 4'» G-t'kt I'rruJtil for StuJrnt A Jout Dear Members of the Class of 1988: It's here - graduation! All that you and your families have worked so hard and sacrificed so much for. Everyone In Student Affairs sends you congratulations and best wishes for a difficult task accomplished with dedication and grace. Your transition from student to physician is almost complete, or as complete as is possible In a profession in which one constantly learns and develops new skills or refines old ones. In the future you will be called upon to teach as well as learn. Do so with commitment and compassion - for your patients, your staff, your colleagues and the podiatrlc medical students of the future will look to you for advice and guidance. Work hard in the future but remember also to have fun. Keep alive the enthusiasm which has inspired you for the past years. Keep in touch with us at PCPM. This is your college. Your support will be vitally important as we move toward the 21st century. Our strength will be your happiness and success. Congratulations! Best wishes for the future professionally and personally. Please remember we in Student Affairs are here for you at any time. Fondly, Sandra G. Hannix )