Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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lbl ll is '1l xrAQ f- P if DEAN DUNHAM To THE CLASS OF 1926: The college graduate should remember that a college education means two things: Hirst, a training in methods of thinkingg and, secondly, the accumulation of a certain amount of authoritative information in special fields of study. If both of these facts have been realized in a college career the graduate will be in a position to take his rightful place as a leader in the thought and activities of his community. fSignedj JAMES H. DUNHAM, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts anal Sciences. --- -3-,-11-N ' 32? 'A ' , 4 - ' -'A f - 1 T E if ff ft' it be 1 Twenty-two

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ALICE AYARS Shiloh, N. J. qm Ag V-ice-president '26',' Y. W. C. A. Cabinet '24, '25, '26',' 'Varsity Debate Squad '24, '25, '26,' The French Club, The Forum. No matter what advice you Want Alice is the one to go to for it. All the quali- ties that combine to form an earnest worker are to be found in this demure co-ed. C LUCIANO L. BLANCAFLOR Bangued, Abra, Philippine Islands Temple University English Club. Here is a good student, a conscientious worker, and a man who is a credit in- deed to the country from which he comes. N K FRANCES E. BROWN Fran Philadelphia, Pa. College Womeffs Clubj Cercle Frcmgaisj Y. W. C. A., The Forum. Frances intends to become a missionary. Her enthusiasm insures her of success in any field that she may enter. MARY CARNWVATH Elkins Park, Pa. A9115 President '26',' Y. W. C. A.,' The Forum, College Womewfs Club,' The Temp- lar '26, Mary is a charming girl with something of the Old World atmosphere about her. One feels her future home will surely be in a chateau. 7? f 2 Qjy ,Q - l Twenty-three