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

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lames . Bates, Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine IAMC5 C BATES. ©PM N(M(M TO THE CLASS OF 1991: My heartfelt congratulations as you fulfill your dream of bocomlng Doctors of Podiatric Kedicino! ft wasn't oasy, but now that It is accomplished I know you will agree it was worth all the effort. The event of your graduation will mark your official passage from the roalm of studont to that of teacher. While all of you nay not find yourselves swamped with offers of positions on Illustrious faculties, you will all nevertheless assume the role of teachers. By reason of your title, society will look to you for guidance and professional help. They will respect you for the wisdom they assume you have acqulrod during your years In medical school. They will admire you for the high ethical standards which they know you hold and have professed in your oath as Doctors. They will entrust their woll-boing and that of their loved ones to you. Wo should all bo humbled by the fact that the respect of these good people is not something to be taken for granted. Bather, we rust earn their esteem by our dally words and actions. Vour knowlodge and enthusiasm must motivate you to provide the best In podiatric medical care to all w7»o consult you, regardless of their financial or social circumstances. In the course of the past four years, you have Impressed us with your diligence and your enthusiasm. Wo are proud of you and are pleased to call you colleagues. Don't forget us -- come back and tell us how you are doing. Keep In touch! Go forth now, not particularly to impress, but to servo. EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA. PA 19107 • 215-629-0100

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SENIOR EDITOR: Roberto F. de Araujo CO EDITORS: SENIOR SECTION: Kim Felder-Johnson Kathy Szumski FACULTY STAFF: Carol Barreto John DePalma Lorraine Farkas SPONSORS: Karen Kost Suzanne Roeckell SUPPORTING STAFF: Michelle Fleeter Tamara Hew Steve Lasday CONTRIBUTORS: FACULTY ADVISOR: CLASS EDITORS: Anthony Acello Bill Dotzman David Axler, Ph.D. Denise Opitz Helen Gold Gina Magazzu Lori Herpen Gary Pichney Cinzia Vecchia Colleen Boyle Gail Garofalo Fred Lause Devonne Roman Lavetta Rozier Patty Ehring Steve Gordon 2

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Manni off. Pres'dent For Student Affairs X Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine SANDRA C MANNIX vtCJ msoSWT K HlMNT tnuto Dear Members of Che Class of 1991, When addressing a group ot graduate It 1 tempting to Invoke cliche about transition, challenge and opportunity. In fact, »o t of those overused phra e strike at the heart of th process of going trom gtudent to professional. It I an exciting tlae. After a long and Intense prograa at PC PM, one that tested your Intellectual talent , your clinical abilities and your survival skills In the world's ®ost uncoafortable plastic chairs, you now aeasure th Clac until your first aolo patient In day rather than years. The learning process obviously Is an unending one, but la the future you will be teacher aore often than studeot• Tour patients will look to eu for answers, as well as for treataent, concern and support. You ve prepared well to all of those things, and you will be successful at converting your education to practice. It ha been a very real pleasure for no to get to know cost of you well. Please do keep In touch. Aluanl ae are the best possible role Models we cao provide for current and future students. 1 look forward to our continuing to work together as you continue your professional life. Stay well I Stay happy! Ve will ales you. Thinking Is easy: action la difficult; to acc In accordance with one'a thought Is the nose difficult thing In th world. Goethe Koch reepect and affection. EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA. PA 19107 • 2IV«29-0 00