Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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p Z Dvmjf VVALTEP. W. CRANMER Tuckerton, N. J. 9 T525 Stuclefnt Assistant in Orgawic Chem- isziry. At T. U. Walter has made an enviable record for himself in his chosen science -chemistry. His success in this field is assured. BIARGARET DAILEY Peg Lansdale, Pa. A 9115 Secretary '25, College T'Vomen's Cluvbg Sen-im' Council, Cercle Fmngcuisg The Templaru '26, Y. TV. C. A., Tau Xi Psi Ilofziorary Psychology Fraternity. . When a professor announces a qu1z', Margarefs characteristic smile lights up her face and she says, He would do thatf' ADELAIDE BIARIE DOLAN Ad Elizabeth, N. J. This auburn-haired girl is fond of the sea and ships. But of course every lassie deep down in her heart loves a sailor. BERTHA A. GUTSTEIN Bert South Bend, Indiana Acfg Treasfurea' '26, College VVomen's C'lub,' Menorah Sociefy. An exceptional student is Bertha, who came to us from Hanover in her Junior year. Twenty-four

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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

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1 ll s .1 I . .wllm .1 et. 1 M Lua! ide 1 V. l. i W. li r .l l xl I 1 i 1 I l i v l l i 1 GEORGE H. HENIKY Philosopher Birdsboro, Pa. Writers' Club, Debate Team 123.- George is the champion book-worm. Wlien the library opens he is waiting at the door and it is rumored that he nearly slept among the dusty toines one night. LOLA K. Horr Lansdale, Pa. A 9 Hg Treasiureo' '24, President '25, College l'V0'7l1.6llJS Club, Sec1'eta1'y '24, '25, Magnet Honorary Social!!! Senior Councilg Y. W. C. A., Cercle F9'cmga,is,' The Templar' '26,' Vice-president Amcclgamatecl Senior Class. Lola is one of the busiest girls at Temple. Her leadership was not limited to extra-curricular activities, however, but extends to the class-room 'as well. HENRY LPIBACH Harry Philadelphia, Pa. Cercle .FTCL7Zgfl4lS '21, '22. This is the young gentleman who has befriended more than one professor with his ever-ready pocket dictionary of foreign languages. Esrx-me LE VENE Essie Philadelphia, Pa. Cercle .Fmngari.e,- French Play '2.,4,' College Wome11's Club, llf6'71iO1'CllL Soeiefy. Here is the star of Temple Thespians. It might be added that Esther, too, shines brightly in the class-room. Twenty-five