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

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Table of Contents Opening 4 Class of 2002 14 Class of 2003 99 Class of 2004 121 Class of 2005 141 Student Council Faculty Staff 161 Class of 2002 Advertisements 169 Table of Contents

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Colophon Achilles 2002 Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine Philadelphia, PA Editors in Chief: Catherine David Dana Giacalone Yearbook Advisor: David Martin Taylor Representative: Emmy Philipp Rachel Class of 2003 Editors: Elizabeth Bass Ryan McBride Class of 2004 Editors: Jake Fassman Serena Letendre Class of 2005 Editors: Megan Ladley Mackenzie Nelson Achilles 2002 was published by Taylor Publishing Company. The preparation work was done in El Paso, TX and printing was done in Great Valley, PA. This book is printed on 80 lb enamel paper. Seville is the headline and subheadline font and Rinna is the body copy font. The cover is maroon with gold foil and embossing. The fonts on the cover are Amazonian and Times Roman. The endsheets are grey felt. Colophon

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Dear Clinical and Academic Faculty, Staff and Fellow Classmates, We proudly present to you the 2002 edition of TUSPM’s Achilles Yearbook. The editors in each represented class have contributed many creative hours into the making of this book. We would like to thank our advisor David Martin and Taylor Publishing Representative Emmy Rachel for guiding us in producing a beautiful and outstanding yearbook. Achilles 2002 is in memory of those who lost their lives in the September 1 1, 2001 tragedy. Our hearts go out to the friends and family of TUSPM who have been affected personally by this event. To the Class of 2003, 2004 and 2005: We wish you all the best in your future years here at TUSPM. Continue to strive for your highest personal achievement and never forget those who will make your accomplishment possible. To our fellow classmates, the Class of 2002: It has been an honor sharing these memorable four years with each of you. Let ’s go out into the world and represent TUSPVI and our profession with pride. We wish you success and happiness as podiatric physicians. Sincerely, A. Catherine David Dana L. Giacalone Editors’ Letter