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

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William J. Martin, D.P.M Dean For Clinical Services And Medical Director WRUAM I MARTIN. WM otAS x cukicai tnwru umcAi win™ TO THE CLASS Of 199J CongratulatIon on your successful completion of our aeadeole and clinical progras. Aa you enter Into your professional career, t would like to wish all of you success and happiness. It has been a pleasure to work with all of you over the past several years and observe your developaent into skilled practitioners. Welcome Into the profession. Sincerely, Willlae Martin, D.P.M. Dean for Clinical 5ervtc»a and Medical Director EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA PA 19107 • 215-629-0300

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f¥ Kieran T. Mahan, D.P.M. Vice President For Academic Affairs And Dean Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine KORAN T, MAHAN OP.M FACfS MCI UlMtW K ACADOCC UWM OlAN To the Class Of Xt92 On behalf of tho entire faculty, I want to congratulate each f you on tho successful completion of your four years of study. Respite the rigors of the acadeaic program, you persevered; because of the rigors of the acadeaic prograa, you have bccoae coapetent »nd intelligent practitioners. In the future, you will use that enowledge, and those skills that you have acquired to build a -awarding and successful life as a healer of other human beings. As with other commencements that you have been through, this one too is but a beginning. Unlike your other conacnccments, this one narks the beginning of a life-long professional career, being i professional Beans making an intense personal coaaitmont to continuing your own growth In the field, and working to odvanco the field itself. Our profession is a young one, with many challenges and obstacles ahead. Each of us has an important role to play in insuring that the profession continues to thrivo. Each patient you treat will be an opportunity for you to demonstrate the knowledge and skills of this profession with regard to the human foot and leg. Continue to challenge yourself, to strive for ever greater knowledge. Only in continuing tho search for knowledge can one truly enjoy the fruits of the profession. Congratulations, colleagues, and welcome to the profession! t-TTMX- EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • THE TOOT HILAOLIPHIA. PA 19107 • 215-429-OWO 6

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I Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine Dear Classmates! four years ago, when wo began this venture, our differences were most obvious. The competition has been tough and has often served to accontuate those differences. I hope you will agree, that over the past few months, things have calmed down a bit and we've been more down to earth with each other. We havo even had some tine to dlncuss personal goals and possible contributions to the profession. These common goals as well as our Individual differences servo to identify us as The Clauo Of 1992. It is ny privilege to present our yearbook. Achillea 1992. 1 would like to thank the das editors as well as the supporting staff for the nany hours of work put into the production of this book, special thanks to Suzanne, Tanya. Stephanie, and Deb for all of your hard work and inaginatlon. In closing, I hope that each of you will gain son feeling of connection as you turn these pages. Someday when this book is taken down from some dusty shelf, 1 trust that a smile will come as the memories of P.C.P.M. and Philadelphia return. Sincerely yours. A jnoU Denise 1 EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA. PA 1910? • 2IS-O29-0300 ------------------------------------------—7 1)1' I. Opitz 8