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

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Vice DaM'd V res deni j v g( Ph-D- ts Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine twin A AXIUI. I v ) • Kt IMMUHt n IIMUll To The Class of 1993: On behalf ol tho Student Affairs staff, I am proud to congratulate each of von upon successfully mooting the challenges of a very demanding rout year educational program. You have met you goal of becoming a pod.auic physician by working horde than you thought you coin'd, maintaining a commitment to overcome oil obstacles in you path, losing more sleep than you thought possible and stilt survive and casing on a sense of humor and perspective wfntn a(i else faffed. These same attributes wiN hold you In good stead as you leave PC PM and lace the challenges life has to offer and wM, The doo lo a Ought future for you has bean opened. To Veep the door open and the future bright, you must continuo to grow professionally by making your graduation but a first step toward a commitment for continuing education. The commitment wB ensure that your patients are provided with the stoto of the art care they regu-i o and deserve. Wo know you will accept tho chaKcngo and the esponsibiiity. W wish you well and hope your future is filled with good health, professional and personal happinoss and peace of mind. Sincerely, '• . . »• i t Igaoj EIGHTH Ar RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA. PA 0107 • 21 4294300 — 4

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£. Bates, Present. Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine JAMES'S BATES JXPM Dour Graduates; Doctors at last! I o aura th«re was at loast ons moment In each of your lives during tho pnat four yearn when you wondered If you’d ever coach that goal. Now, tho treasured title. Doctor of Podiatric Medicine, will be yoore! 7hle privileged title is not being given to you. Rather, you have earned it by tho conscientious fuTfTllnent of your duties at F2PK Your persistent effort, under the able guidance of your teachers, has brought you to the realization of your droan -- a drean shared and encouraged by your families and friends. Graduation Day, June 5th. will be a elleatone for you. It will nark the beginning of your professional career as you go off to resldoncles, preceptorahlps or prlvats practice. Let no one be o presueptuous at to believe you have mastered all there Is to learn. While you have received the best podiatric itodlcal education available in tne world today, there still remain somo things which only experience can teach you. Use each now experience as another stopping stone, another opportunity for personal and professional growth. Through your work as a D.P.X. may you enjoy much success and satisfaction in the knowledge that you are helping your suffering fellow-nan. May your fanily, your teachers, end your Alma Mater be ever proud of their relationship with you! And may you enjoy long lives and prosperity as you dally live what you have learned 1 Sincerely, E. Rates, D.P.M. president RCHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA PA 191P7-2W© • Z15-O24-0J00 • fCO-220-FEFT S

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ft fentofli for Educator' P vO- Iktfaits PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE Dear CTau of 1993: The long awaited day U fi.-ulty here. Soon you will receive your diplomas and leave PCl’M lo begin (he neat phase of your training. Now you will have Ihc opportunity to use thr information and knowledge that you lave gained during the pul four year . I think you will find that teaming it a continuous process. To provide your patients with Ihc beat possible care you will want to keep up with the la sl information and technical advances. Some of you may even add to the knowledge bate by getting involved in rctcarch project! t.'ul will liclp to advar.ee Ike profession Even though you are aiuxhii to leave PCPM, remember that you will alwayt be a member of the College community. We rdy on the feedbagk from alumni to help ut plan for the fututc and make adjustments in the curriculum so that we con continue to train the bctl podialric physicians I would like to thank tlvose of you who helped your fellow students by participating in the tutoring program. I would alto like to thank those who worked as teaching assistants in the Anatomy laboratories I hope you will continue lo sene your profession by wisely participating m live various professional orgaoirations, Congratulations and good luck to each and every one of you. Sincerely. • j cAtCC I? ■ Marilyn R. fenton. Ph.D. Cluinrun. Biomedical Sciences Deart for Educational Affairs MRIVbg rtw tOCt .AS»rr vverntm EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA. PA l«JI07-2a9r • 21W-29-0300