Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ROBERT EDWARD RUMER 116 EDGE HILL ROAD GLENSIDE, PA. Th.B., 1935, Temple B.S. in Ed., 1937, Temple University S.T.B., 1938, Temple University S.T.M., 1944, Temple University LEWIS HENRY SIMPKINS 536 NORTH 3RD STREET MILLVILLE, N. J. B.S. in Ed., 1942, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple University OLAF K. STORAASLI 109 RORER STREET PHILADELPHIA A.B., St. Olaf College, Minn. Th.B., 1941, Luther Theological Seminary, Minn. Th.M., 1942, Princeton Theological Seminary, N. J. S.T.D., 1944, Temple University FRANK NORMAN VANBRUNT 159 RHOADS AVENUE HADDONFIELD, N. J. B.S. in Ed., 1940, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple Universit y WILLIAM JOHNSTON WISEMAN 315 SOUTH 45TH STREET PHILADELPHIA A.B., 1940, Asbury College, Ky. Th.B., 1943, Princeton Theological Seminary, N. S.T.M., 1944, Temple University CHARLES EDWARD JONES BIRDSBORO, N. J. in. Education Graduates Whose Pictures Are Not Sho wn WELLINGTON AMBLER CHEW 222 EAST DURHAM STREET PHILADELPHIA B.S. in Ed., 1942, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple University ROBERT FREDERICK LANG BROAD STREET QUAKERTOWN, B.S. in Ed., 1942, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple University JOHN M. LONG 855 HADDON AVENUE CAMDEN, N. J. B.S. in Ed., 1942, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple University HARRY MILTON MACDONALD 5257 HORROCKS STREET B.S. in Ed., 1944, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple University PAUL LEWIS MUNION 23 REMSEN AVENUE NEW BRUNSWICK, N. B.S. in Ed., 1938, Temple S.T.D., 1939, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple University BROOKS EDWARD REYNOLDS MARSHALLTON, DEL. B.S. in Ed., 1940, Temple S.T.B., 1943, Temple S.T.M., 1944, Temple University CHARLES ALFRED UNDERWOOD 428 SOUTH QUEEN STREET LANCASTER, A.B., 1918, Princeton University, N. J. Th.B., 1921, Princeton Theological Seminary, N. B.D., 1930, Selinsgrove University, Pa. S.T.M., 1933, Evangelical Lutheran Seminary, S.T.D., 1944, Temple University Graduates with the Armed CHAPLAIN EDWARD JOHNSON HEMPHILL Navy Training School (Chaplains) WILLIAMSBURG, B.S. in Ed., 1941, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple University CHARLES RUSSELL NIXON (Across) Headquarters 321st Bombardment Group (M) A . P. O. 520, c o Postmaster, New York, N. Y. B.S. in Ed., 1943, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple Field Director for the American Red Cross somewhere in Africa

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SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY EDWARD FRANKLIN CARWITHEN BYBERRY ROAD SOMERTON, PHILADELPHIA A.B., 1932, Drew Brothers College, N. B.D., 1932, Drew Theological Seminary, N. S.T.M., 1937, Temple S.T.D., 1944, Temple University JOHN EDWARD FRENCH DENTON, MD. A.B., 1937, Washington College, Md. M.A., 1940, University of Delaware S.T.B., 1944, Temple University L. TUCKER GIBSON 218 EAST WISTER STREET PHILADELPHIA A.B., 1932, Juniata College, Th.M., 1933, Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary, M.A., 1938, University of S.T.D., 1944, Temple University JULIAN SWAIN HOUTAIN 516 NORTH DELAWARE STREET PAULSBORO, N. J. B.S. in Ed., 1940, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple University WILLIAM H. S. JERDAN, JR. 1918 COTTMAN AVENUE PHILADELPHIA B.S. in Ed., 1944, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple University GEORGE CLAYTON LURWICK CORNWELL HEIGHTS, PA. B.S. in Ed., 1943, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple University FRANK DOUGLAS MILBURY 1701 MT. SALEM LANE WILMINGTON, DEL. A.B., 1928, Dickinson College, B.D., 1931, Drew Theological Seminary, N. J. S.T.M., 1944, Temple University ORVILLE THOBURN PETERSON RICHWOOD, N. J. B.S. in Ed., 1942, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple University RALPH EDWARD PROUD, JR. ST. GEORGES, DEL. B.S. in Ed., 1942, Temple S.T.B., 1944, Temple University LYNN BOYD RANKIN GAP, PA. A.B., 1931, Maryville College, Th.B., 1934, Princeton Theological Seminary, N. S.T.M., 1941, Temple S.T.D., 1944, Temple University

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We here in pharmacy School Wish also to dedicate the pages to our former classmates now serving in the Armed Forces of the United States to you who have temporarily forsaken the for a greater and more immediate service. We are writing this letter to tell you we are proud of what you ' re doing, and it is with appreciation and fondness that we recall our early comradeship. Though you have been conspicuous by your recent absence, the spirit of those good old broken-rule days has been maintained intact. As you turn the pages, you will find recorded the highlights of our years at Temple University. We ' d like you to join us in reminiscence. Most memorable to us all is Dean Kendig. Let his example of service be our goal, and his following words our guide toward its attainment; H. EVERT KENDIG, M.D., Phar.D. Dean of School of Pharmacy An education in any of the medical sciences prepares a man or woman for aiding in the and cure of disease and the relief of pain and suffering. Because of the high of such an education, it imposes upon those so favored certain obligations which are not inherent to many other fields of endeavor. You who receive the degree, Bachelor of in Pharmacy, become members of this select group. Measured in terms of contribution to the physical welfare of mankind, your success and satisfactions in life will be in direct proportion to the diligent use made of the knowledge which creates and distinguishes your profession. Although Dean Kendig ' s achievements have always earned for him a place among the of men, his great contributions in our time will never be forgotten. We are proud that he belongs to us.